The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
RRgEPEI0N 0VFHE sOLDIERss
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Araurenents for secekytnE theEHS
1urninE northern chic NOldiers-
ApprOorIatIon by
m4eupg Of the seBeral : PmEF
mttGes OF Arrangements
appointments OF sub
OFuruIttpea.

On the refussl Of the City 0ouncii to
ns Ike, at its last regular meeting, an sPpro-
u~ria.ion of s., 900 for defrAying the expense
receiving the returpipg soldiers Of
Northern Ohio. our citizens took the mat
Ter into consideration, aud aPpOn ted com
nit,ess " SGT OF foot and carry out measures
for the proper recogni ion and entertain
ment of the returning braves a sPfclsl
meeting of the Council was called last
night 70 reconsider the action taken In de-
clining to vote the regulate spProPrls'lon'
The President of the Council, Thomas
Jones, jr., in the Chair.
On motion of Mr. Weideman, the resolu-
ton to appropriate $1,000 to cover the ex-
pense of the reception, wa pat in the way
OF reconsideration.
Mr.. Huntington moved the adoption o.
the following, the original and Once-re-
| iected, resolution:
ResoFped. That q necessary sum, Dot ex'
ce-dipg six Thousand dolisrs, be aud IN
sum is hereby appropriated 10 be expenoeS
nv The Joint COmmittees of the CounciI
Copnty Military and Citizens COMMITTEES
TO defray the proper and necessary exPen
sss incident TO tho reception of the soldier
from Northern Ohio, soon 70 DO mustere'
cut Of service at Camp Cleveland.
After a somewhat animated discussion
the resoluti,n was adopted BY a vote 0
thirteen 70 i've.
o. motion, Messrs. Jones and Robert
were added to the original Council Commit
tee on Reception.
o. mOtiOs, Messrs. Buhrer and Pes'iI
CELL were added tn the same.
On motion, Mr.. Huntington was ali
added to that Committee.
The following gentlemen compose the
COUNCIL Committee.
n W Peltop. A. Townsend,
G. W. C0lsins, R, Crawford,
T. Jones, jr., Ansel hooer.S'
: Bubrtr. Charles PeTtiDgsn.
John Huntingdon E
On motion the Council adjourned.
On the adiourumen Of the Council, t
Council Committee joined the CITIES
Commute, and Military Committee at I
MAYORS Office, whereupOnlt the General U
fz.ps' Committee, which had been organii
Tuesday night 90 the event OF the refu
of the Council to make the needed app
le priation, adjourned sine die.
ie Mavor Chspin was called to the chair q
p Mr.. B Butts appointed Secretary.
E The Chairman stated that the first hi
in order was the appointment Of 9 new
izans' Committee. a4v1U1 -z su-fsa 8
> Ga motion, the following gentlemen "
\ appointed TO constitute the new
cr4IzENs' COMMITTEES.
col. James Barnett, Joseph Perkinp q
~ 81 o .P.yne, Patio GhAm berlin,
Bolivar Butts, A 'Srsi,
c. W. Palmer, NIX keith,
&c g sopis. Nelson Purdy.
We append the names OF the gentleI
ID composing The aRVg A4tl29ol
as MILITARY COMMITTEE.
VIM Bingham, Vim. Edwards,
cal GEO. B sehter, Sullmsc Witt,
F Hess,pmueller, Felix Hieols,
- F.V.tte Brown, HIM Chspi1.
The Chairman reported that Col. FRI
~ had been espstchsd 20 Cincinnati to oh
from Gen. Swords = requisite numb
hospital tents for the decentralization Of
soldiers in the Park, the tents beinG
most appropriate snd convenient ARA
ment the committee could make f'r
housing of the troops while being fed.
Motion was made, n prevailed, tha
collision should be served up TO the sol
on the Public Square, ifzths tents ca,
= obtsio ed ; other wise at the Union oeP0
The following sub-eommittses1Rers
pointed: ft' -.- s