The national Republican., 1862-09-18
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Dis,r.c, polunteer tuIsUfpttons = Evaporation
!. Proceedings EoyaAy ssd DiiDony
+ Ths Gssrsstovs psst u the aas1 commit;
lee, WhoaS duty W vas u soltcit s1Sseriptiobe
for the purpose Of a,dftg 70 take sate OF the
families Of suca persons Z; nay yols.seer !pto
he District Of Oohnbin. slould 4 Be deemed
Advisable, to'psy bountissto sudh ~ may en-.
lht IN ths District. !hsy being ctIfsns thsrsot,n
sptered Ssetssticslly Into tie pssicimAnos o.
sSy ;: e. vs:s so.. B '1S s cS,d ": So ;"S
sand dollsrs, and took down IN writing the an
swers Of all refusing to give, IN acocrdance with
their instructions. ~ !. .rsi III
Among ths mos, liberal contributors, were
Hsq., and R. 8. T. Cesssl, Esq., ave hupdrsd
dollars each; Judsou Mitohell and yussph Lib
hey, E.q., two hundred and my dgilhrs each;
3. .. Rttsnhouse, two hundred do1ars; BeDj.
0srbury, Esq, one hundred and afty dol'atsi
W. II. Edss, Esq and friend, i've hundred and
afty dollare; Mayor Addison, J. L. Kidwell, R.
A. Shinn. n. u. Sweeney, Thos. Brown, wm. X.
renney, r. Won Essen, Aisxander Ray A. Ross
Ray, Albert Ray, q. q. Jewell, and George
.ss Ssyas'a srovn Bro nu.SS s.ysn,ya,s % deiisrs
In addition TO o. 4. Rittenhouss, president
Georgetown srbsoriber. 6vs hundred dollars
wss subscribed by their banking house in your
= va: rsc done y X: SSnk,ps s. hSuss Of
| ton NJ ,bs'r Ge"rge,own partner. II. D. Cook
ESQ.
Tar town has not been half canvasssd, but,
| owing u the late sxcitsment and pressure Of
temporarily suspended soliciting subscriptions,
to be resumed again. trust, Ut an early day.
The councils Qf GeOrgetown mot on Monday
evening, last, upon oall Of ths Mayor.
The following ordinance and rcs"lot'ons
An ordinance for repairing the f,at pave.
ments III Georgetown
Resolutions, msntfesting the respect Of the
/ corporation Tor the memory NJ the late David
K resolution for the felisr Of I.sao Dav.n
A resolution iu favor of the Orphans Court,
II. Polkinhorn, Clement Wilson, and for other
AEesola,ion making An appropriation to pay
Nssciution appointing commissioner Of
the sinking fund;
4 resolution III relation to the stacks ut the
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A resolution giving consent for the erection
"a rssointIon defining LICENSES TO hucksters"
passed the Council Laid over by the Alder
mon.
MI. Collins, from the Committee on the Poor
and Work.house, reported resolution pro.
| v,dpg for the payment Of tho quarter's ex.
penses, ending July lst, Of that institution.
Mr.. Tonnsy submitted the following amend.
| mont:
| Rssoised, further. That the trustees II the
poor, and the clerk Of the corporation, be, and
they xro hereby. instructed, not knowingly u
purchase any goods, wares, or merchandise Of.
r to employ any person who sympstbizes
| with or couutenanCss the present rebellion,
during the continuance Uf said rebellion.
Mr.. Tenney, in Offering the amendment. said
10 locking over the list OF those furnishing
goods for The pUor' house. he WAS surprised to
OF . third the amount, we're rebel sympAthizsrs.
Also, that bill sent in for payment BY the
clerk was tainted In the same way. 10y al per
sous wers continually complaining OF the Gov.
| errpent patfUnlzng secessiOntsts, and be
trusted loyal corporation would not lay itseli
open 10 the same charge.
He trusted be would get Il unanimous vote
yeas and nays.
Quite an animated and somewhat personal
debate took place between Mr.. Tenney and
Messrs. Goddsrd and Newman.
Mr.. Bsngs opposed the amendment 90 the
ground Of further embittertng the citizens o.
the town, and an uDWiillngness b' aot In ad
vance Of the Government.
The dcbats WIS TOO extended Tor your
crowded columns, y, 4 va ihsrefors givs only
In addition the vote.
IEAs-Messrs. Collins. Clements. English
Kelley, Marbury, audTenney-s.
EAYs-Messrs. Bangs. Goddard. Howell. sp'
INewman--l.
The resolution. rs amended, was passed; but
as tho Aldermen had adjourned, thars was NJ
action on II In that Board.
The Council then adjourned without day. 1
o'clock p. m.