Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

Az; y; 2. L.rnsr moved to add At ,As end Of he
u. " .. % ssiIss ssr. Of ana inpro,iss i,aa,s,-',
Inc s9sndmens We. ssrsed %. fs...
ii, 40 AID Inssftlns Ssooc, 20 . % 70 In sseod
anps % with TIE bill passed the svsains'
relation 70 the NoriAsrn naskst louss, sy strik.
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house and erossd', snd sOi seatisssht expenses Of
The smsndnent was agreed to. - ,
M. N. d. Larnsr moved to increase the appro-
Tie 'i Boards a. Of AidstSse ed CoSsoa ccSacii %
$3.50 for each noards which was agreed 70.
NJ; McCsthron novsd e increess the appro-
iii lss.ly passed asss.sas tie pay q s:.sssois; ,n
HS" MS. Eoy.s novel nov 10 amend the clause for com.
400 snd in.sIti.s SssOi when ": sslssd to;
ton ioi. eosps.sssioa % NE .s.ssss:r % the
board Of Aldsrnsa non ei1a 10 es7sI which was
Mr. Csnneid moved 10 insresss the sppropri alton
for compensation TO the Meessnger ofths Board Of
Common Council from es7s TO Ssso. and remarked
that he made this motion 40 an act Of Justice to
Mr.. Rsub observed that the messenger Of this
nsa me ss
the Board seemed inclined 10 b LIBERAL Be moved
to increase the appropriation to eco.
The amendments Of Mr.. Raub and Mr.. Garfield
Mr.. McCathron moved 10 Increase the appropri.
alton to $sso; which was agreed to-.
tion for compensation to- the secretsries Of the
Boards to et, ,loo-e7oo each. =.
Thc al snenamens Usef of Mr. % Shepherd va. agreed TO-
YrA.::.Me:.r:: Dcnohue. Eil,.. Noble ?. Lsrnsr,
The P1esiaens % tzssafy riI; IiosdSp ipas "'0n' anu
Knight, MichaeI Larner, 'Rsa, shsdd, and stevens.
Mr.. Barr moved TO smcnd the clause, u For the
burial oi outa9cr ts s poor ESQ.," D ,n.srtlns .ss,
person. tLaushterl He wanted to have them
dead 1s,i before o. they were ere ea,ied; ....,
MI. Ella stated that he noticed no appropriation
Ia the bill for compensation Of the Inspector Of
hs iuSs oa.r n.ys sssH 70 IN
Mr.. Raub considered that 1t was an unnecessary
.Mr. Ellis knew that the ONCE never had been
abolished, and that the incumbent was stIl acting
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much importance, and the fees were suiiicient COM
pen.stion: The salary had been abolished, but
Mr.. Ellis stated that the inspector had been to
the registers office, and was told that the aypro
pristion was stricken out. He still continued to
The bill a. amended was then passed.
| TIE TAX BILL.
| Ing taxes for the year isss.
Mr. NJ D. Larner moved TO- strike out the tenth
| section OF the following words:
| ."Ihat on all taxes accruing under this act the
Collector IL hereby directed to allow an abatement
as follows, tf paid in coin or due-bis, eertin-
| In limit al AZ
Treasury notes, when offered In sums not exceed
ing the amount to be paid,) viz: On or before the
three, ienfer eer or before the last day Of No
venber, eighteen hundred and slxty-three, noe PR
and Ate. (. ssa s of November no abste-
the taxes due the Corporation. II III: section
until February. lie was about to move to increase M @
the ten per cent to fifteen per cent. n there was
no incentive to induce persons to pay their taxes
Rrompuy, ,.,e mere wouid DO no money to carry on
Mr. N b. Lsrner remarked thss the rsesip. Of
bound 10 p.y Their taxes in January aia nos G
approve OF the Idea Of paying people to pay1he
dso hs i.dnrs, ns money esiooEs to ne ccfporaton
class. ~ - ..0-
Mr.: Shepherd continued, that IL the auendmen,
q ~ have
business Of the city. I,T.TI 49,
Mr.. NJ. Larner remarked that there was no cit,
lightly as they are here. :
The amendment to strike out tho 10th section
was not agreed to-Mr N. D. Larner, only, voting
In the affirmative.
Mr.. C.niieid moved to strike out (" ten per cent, !,
10 the 10th section, and insert fifteen per cent"
MIR. NJ. Larner believed that they would receive
Just a. much money at tea per cent. % they would
at fifteen per cent. He thought that ten per cent
was as much a. any honest money lender ought "a
expect. =
Mr.. shedd said that he had seen the Collector'i
office crowded with working men, availing them
selves Of the deduction.
Mr.. Noyes believed that as the bill stood at ter
and i've per cent, the business would bs simplihed
and facilitated at the Collectors once.
The amendmcnt was not agreed to-yeas 2, nayi
i4-Messrs. Canneld and FoflAnsbee voting in I'll,
Affirmative.
mr. Shepherd moved to strike out the five pei
cent; also to strike out the word November ant
insert september" SO that the clause<Rill read
per cent on or before the last day Of November
1858, i've per cent? and after said last day Of Sep
tember no abatement shall be ailowed.n
The amendment was agreed to, and the bill d
amended was passed.
I On motion Of Mr.. Barr, the Board adjourned.