The national Republican., 1862-06-10

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other CITIES, the introduotion Of steam Are on.
zines q absolutely necessary; inofe, that they
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thicisnt water Registrar and two Of our Are
AZ tAatlis required 10 what before Safd.
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.AAottsr subject 70 which Invite youf special
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iueSci4ncy Of our registry lawa TleasSh inad-
vsftsnce Or design, In many precincts The nam, .
VI ne oldest cifissas, psrsouS Whoi ktvs yotsd
|St sash election .or years past, are len Of from
sinos dead, removed away, or fictitious, sncum.
ber them, Thta has been matter Of serious
sdy n ! would edyiss 9ths passage Of ~ ordi-
s%snss % nsaEinG "a u The duty q The register 70
s,vsfaI wsrds 4 iHc election juss pfsvious, q and
the oollsotof sfi ilbt q, The names Of sli White
|pepooe ssssesed on The book Of the Corpora
SSp W Dy certain y, dsy in zach yssr Witch shan
turned BY the asssssors Of persons entitled 10
vote at the then approaching election.
z AVENUE RAILWAY.
Within ashort time past Congress hAs passed
The much desired Avenue Railroad bill, msa.
v.n;.ss o % our sisy ~ sss 1. @ siss% sSssss
not sxactly what We wished, and TO some o..
tent ignoring the interests Of our city, still bet
ter than none; and an gratinsd TO learn from
.ho:s cSntroling y msioritZ of ths stock, that
so?u 70 be made, By selecting from It's stook.
holders " directors, Of the seven 70 be chosen,
four oitizsns Of WAshipgton. val firDH .5.rsI
49,. ALhnuoUuB.yst p rf-. 81 p
9 The orderly system, cleanliness, general ap.
house, speak loudly n praise Of the intsndant,
commiesioners, physlcisns, and indeed AL con.
nsoted with the institution. The extraordinary
tnflux ofpersons Of the poorer desori ,tion OF
lAts into the city. tie cprsad Of oootag gious dis
Of what are termed 'out.door poor haa great.
y tnoreased its expensee, and viii AeoeesArtly
require largely inorsassd AppropriAtiops. That
thS Institution 10 one that demands and needs
yotr fostering care, II Ia unnecessary for me 10
cay. -. ~.
The unusual prsvalsi 90 Of fsnall-pox ID our
midst, together with an accumulation Of putfid
matter, arising from the insuflioient burial Of
dead animals In and around the city, have
Veubo0 "o oom0 bppt0u0uolOu ~ u01lt0
during the approaching warm sssson. To pre-
vent ~ far ~ possible the spread Of this dis.l
eass, extraordinary effor's were made by the
several ward physicians, and tho pupils Of the
public schools and poor Of the city vsccinsted
BY my direction. All affected destitute per.
sons, resident or non-resident, who would 60,
were sent Immediately TO the hospital; many
however, refused to GO, and the want Of power
to compel them, oooasioned great danger and
embarrassment. am happy now. however, to
the more saiOisnt DsfiAi, spS t6s sSs q Toasfs
full disinieotants 70 protect us against danger
from putrtd animal and vegetable matter, that
no apprehension nsed nov BE- ~.
IN the conduit and morals Of Der people; and
ofthsn ofdsnofaf.ing tB6usnssS. the police
rscords show that crime p not 90 frequent, and
are a. X safe; and aishoSsS The pubic mind Ss:
throughout the past year been highly excited
and our stfeets crowded with oitisen1 and col.
disrv, i gives me pleasure to Say that in no In.
teAncs has our city been ,seriously disturbed,
snsins Tho Ssr sO1 siistins 10 sSs rsssSrstiOn
Tho interests Of this beautiful CITY. th. cap.
t.l Of the nation. hsyts9 bssn oomnlttsd 70 -ess
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mote IL prosperity; and whilst strictly incul.
eating economy IN expenditures, 'lst us not
lA,l.to Try all proper means to develop It's
And ~ Tsbsliiou against the best Government
Of ths world has been dominant in nearly one
half OF the States Of the Onion, let us oongratu-
late ourselysd that our oity hrs, g every op.
portunity ocours, proved herself true and
loyal; and whilst adhsring 70 the Constitution
successes Of our Sgsnsyals may tend to the
speedy restoration Of, the Union ~ 1t was, and
thus secure obedience 10 law-Urs
~ TAKING THE OATH, Az
The oath Of ONCE was then administered 10
M. wsllsoh BY Josephl F. Brown, Esq, Presi.
dent of the Board Of ildsrnsns hei "a =.
Amer the oath had boen administered. Mr..
WsllAch thanked thUse assembled for the honor
conferred in electing him 10 the oflioe Of Mayor.
But now that he had spoken Of the duties 70 the
add invited Ill TO meet him ut his house imme.
The Joint convention Wa then dissolved. y
Common Council Mna. asxin oAhsd 70 order,
and sdjoprned until this day two weeks, n
four p. 10.
A Pablic Temperance Noting by ths
Sons Of fTsAperenos.
We are plsased 10 sss that Ibis noble iSauat
is reyiving. We are reminded Of the days
That Day Ii opming again, and We hail the move
city " the harbingers Of brighter days when
our whisky .ouraed city will b. delivered from
| the thraid6m of this low Woe Of intsmpsrancs.
10 hight the Sons OF Tempsrspoe Of ihis, ,city
aided BY their lady slSitofi, viii hold d bubliC
citing at the Sixth Pfesby yterian Church, cor.
Ger OF Maryland Avenue and d street, In the
seventh ward. Hon. W. T. Wiley and others
will address the meeting. .,.... .,.
The writer Of this has heard the eloquent
tones of the distinguished Senator from Virginia
when and where Il was dangerous to speak the
| loyal sentiments Of bis heart-yet be did speak
them, and spoke them ID tones which thrilled
| the hearts Of the vast audiences whish then
gathered In what 10 now the rebel capital, 4
hstsn TO bis burning words OF patriotic elo
quence. We shxlhnsvev forget 1T ib"' ..
WhAn fully aroused, Sen. Wiley has won
derful power Of expression, and temperance Ii
one Of his specislities. We therefore expect .
large audienoe. w., ,.o- ralIsgs Ia
| The Division will assemble At its hall on I
streot, between Ninth and Tenth, at u O'Clock
promptly, and proceed 10 body TO the church
| Ah'brethren OF the Order In the city are cor
daily invited v unite with the Division. &.
II JCoomunioa. .ed.l
spoH Medical lnspsceors.
The new surgeon gstsral has eptSrSf,ypor
| the functions OF his ssfAos. hut whesA Sse III
| inspectors who are 10 be appointed TO assis
Thimf II their services srSAesded, can there
ever be time calling more imperatively fol
them than the p.essnti The pspsrs TEEN viii
letters complaining Of misnauAged hospitals
subOFdinates In these groan over the ineiioien
oy OF inospaoity Of those who are In charge
| and from want Of vigorous, Intelligent surgeoni
II a. .,,,. th.ua Sha aIck and tvnupdad anl