Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

atSH n new afsit was Srdefsd me me S city would
tofofo raised having seth expended in the last
draft. He had also been Informed that recruiting
for other states was going on very briskly In the
Mr.. n. d. Larner desired to say that, in n con.
that all men recruited in the District would be
credited 10 tho District, 49,. .r..# ar.r. .r %
The resolution was thea pasted, ...| ~ Il
REVOLUTIONS,
Mr.. shedd introduced the following Joint resolu-
Rs,olpsS, That the Mayor be and hei authorised
and instructed to cause to be publishcd Ia three
And hith sections Of act entitled "An act TO IL
ssnhs tax, and regulate taverns and ordinhrieg, "
approved Iune I. 1889, with the amendment OF the
Mr. Shepherd Inquired whether this was an cleo.
tisneering doesment, ILso, he wonld move TO add
70 the resolution |" said publication TO DO made
after the 9Th day Of June"
Nj. Shedd replied that II was not an eleetioneer-
mould be- publisSsd, TO lei tSe people Understand
their rights. The laws were now published in the
Inisiii9enesr, and very few people ever saw them:
this Jaw in the papers which read by the great
The question being on the third reading, the
Ysss-Nsssrs. Kelly. P6sRe, Raub, Ruff, shedd,
Shepherd, stsvens asd lths Presldent-s.
bee, Ferguson, N. D. LarneF, II. LarSer, AccAth-
ran, NoJes, and c. Wilson-lo.y ...t- .4Ts
So the resolution was rejected.
Mr.. Shedd introduced the following resolution:
Rsisiyed, Sc, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
requested to inform this Board by what authority
Mr.. Brennan, No. e!2 + street north, hss tALsh
street north AAd Thirteenth street west, and con-
ysrted the same into a steamed oyster sign, or
fr.n ,he use Of said lamp, which has been, and
Second ward.
After lengthy debate on the resolution, on mo.
tion of n. Lafner, the resolution waslAid on the
iAsle-yeas 10, nayst. -..-.--.
Mr.. Rhub introduced the follswinE resolution;
Received, That the Mayor be and he IL hereby re-
quested TO INFORM this Board why the work on the
new Centre Market House has been suspe nded.
Mr.. N. d. Larner remarked that the work had
been suspended, because offs threAteAed injune-
ten, but the huilding committee were now engaged
Mr.. c. Wilson moved !. amend By adding "And
that the Building Committee inform the beard BY
T.Hs iHto IN he i Ssoiy
regard to the building Of the new Centre Market
house, aud held that the Bulldog Com mtttee were
working under the bill Introduced BY him, which
was passed, and approved on the 1ith OF Mnrch,
1905 He further stated that the building had been
slyertet from the original plan, and had been built
MI. hsub .i,s held that the building was out,ide
| of the building line.
Mr.. N. d. Larner deAied thatit was outside OF
| the building line, and deprecated the Attempts
which were madets slap at the Mayor in regard
| 10 the market house.
l
Building Committee lie would defend the Mayor
en- all occasions.
Mr.. shepherd thought that Mr.. W. had been
reading the Chronfcis tLaughter.l
Mr.. q. Wilson rsple ed that he supposed that he
(Mr. wy liked the Chrsnfele and its editor shout az
| much as the gentleman (bIr 81 He co BideEtd
Mr.. Forney now, and had always a most dcspica
bic and oohtemptihle sooundrel.
! Mr.. NJ. LArner was ashamed that any member
| of the Council should make personal attack on
this gentleman, who had endeAred himself by his
courtesy to all. Until the time Of the Charleston
| Convention Mr.. Forney Aoted with the Democratic
party, hut since that time he had been true to the
Republican party, and II there had been more like
him there would have been fewer Bece,sioniStB.
Mr.. Wilson said he would reply to his venerable
against Mr.. y. kad reference wholly to hls pohtI-
| cal course, and nothing else. Mr.. F. was liked as
much by the Democrats once az he Is liked by the
| Republicans now. D.. .
Mr.. shepherd thought that his political course
| since this rebellion should De admired.
| Mr.. Ellis said that authority was given the
committee TO change the plan, by n subsequent
| act, which WAS approved on the 23d of May This
| who'e Digestion came from a few persons, and no
| matter what plan could be devised, some oroAkerH
| would always be found to throw obstacles in the
| way Of improvements. Fer years the city hiss
bees trying to get rid oil this structure, hut did
not until the present succeed. Mr. Il. sid that
should he be continued on the committee, the city
must look for radicaLwork, ..s
Aftor lengthy debate, In which MessrB shedd,
Raul, shepherd, N. d. Larner. NJ. La ner, Ferru.
son, and Others, participated, Mr. q. Wilson with
l drew his amendment, and the resolution wal
passed. sF
On motion, the Hoard adjourned