, 1865-03-11

mebt. fihe Governor and the Adjut1nt General |
@ ne n9I 9ffgs taat
Aid. Coul1tky said the object OF the resolutions
Is 70 demonstrate 10 the Government that our
not true that correction. Of the enrolment list
world diminish calistments- Our quotas under
the present call for 1ncn were assigned upon the
tnrolrotnt two ycaze ago, which was FALSE and
fraudulent one. 4 he present quota was our right
1hc list a1aft added. The committee who Visited
spothcr dra asat be e1pecsed M b. fbe 1t 81
July. 1t was therefore importan, In view Of the
next dran that We should not be compelled to
rolimcnt II Wa due 10 he people thaf % he @ en-
thrr the Few enrolment is asked,
Aid. Talcott could not understand the object Of
the inhodngt1on OF these resolutions st the prea.
eut 1mc: The Ninth Ward did not complain. II
ilsis as 1hty should hive done, they would have
no reaton to complain. He believed Capt James Is
an honest nan. hut he lacked eyttem. He had no
more Eystemtn bis Office ann ataser beer shop: 1e
lnew some Of the citizens Of Lenont who had
been compelled To dance attendance all day to ob-
tain little information. and then were forced to
He found a contrary condition Of things in the
1Iovost Mrrrhal Generals Office in Washington
There ese1ytht9E va order md system: Here
Aid. Barrett sud AID. Talcott's remarks con-
tained ahe best Of argument for re.ensoalment.
Ala RI hra moved e lay ts resolutions On the
hid, Titswor,b sid there wae no d6ubt hut that
tl,c tnro1Iment was excessive and incorrect, but
he "a rot zee how ~ correction W9pia aness u
10 asitatc the question now, becanse It would a.
feet most injufiousIy The work Of enlistment
The enrolment II made WIS ngs legal and would
not be recognized By the Government
Aid HOLDEN asked Aid. TtsWorth If he did not
sign the cali for eptcial meeting, and II 90, why
he the sols tnst a tne
but he IVES accust0ncd often times to sign calls
for meetings, the Objects Of which he opposed.
Ae 1hought ne action WIS premature, anu "oala
Ald. Osnliisan eaid ihat the re-enrollment II
made Would not be worth a rush. The Govern
men* would not r. scosniko It. II the house where
In he boarded. seventy two men had been enroll
cd, and there were not but two Of these men IN the
Aid. shinp said IL would cost $500 to make
not BE- worth the papeE upon which II was written.
A. xon aeea III o % On he
rolment list who were moi residents Of the W ward.
Ald. Bond said thai It woald tlke 3 great deal
iations ne sid list in essc 81 saoer 4 I ea % tne
be corrected enrolment, and taat We should re-
in accordance with this corrected enrolment
The present enrolment was costing tho city at
Least s5eo,eco more than 1t Would cost us II 1t
Aid. Walsh said It was necessary to make the re-
en1o1lmsrt, and that now was the time to mske it.
IL EtHlo Hkfc to1s eucct mat We thDuJu be atlc
TO determine how much more than in iusticc ne
ought TO furntsh VIC have furnished, md would tu-
dlcate the basis Tor usure rcclanaons against the
Government.
AID. Woodard thought the present movement
IVES premature. 1T was t1me enough to correct
our enrolment when the Government ordered
one.
A,d: Holden sid the Council we're hasty In their
action, and clts the text Of the Presidents re-
cebt order to sustain the assertion
AID. Sullivan moved to lay The resolutions upun'
the table. and upon this motion demanded The
ayes and noes. The motion u AID. Sullivan pre-
vailed, bT ayes II, noys ~.
AID. Holden moved that the Board go into mn
election for inspectors. -
AID. O'Su1lvan suggested that It would be well
to "eo slown and do :. the hing" legal T.
AID. Ellsworth said that the election or inspec-
ton was made privileged question by the Lssts-'
laturc.
Aid. Holden withdrew his motion.
UET1N1aHKp BUSINESS.
AID. Sullivan called mp the r.port Of the Com
nlitee on Matkets, with tho ordinance Herewith
pres cntcd, requiring butchers 10 pay license, and
providing for the appointment OF three me7. in-
Epectors, at salary Of 500 month.
AID. Skfmp moved to take up the ordnance sec
ton hy section. Carried.
Aid. Talcott wns opposed to tho whole ordt.
Earce. BE did not kuow why restrictions should
b. thrown around the meat business.
AID. SherWn moved to lay the ordinance upon
the tah1e- Carried ayes IS noes S.
The Clerk then read q call tor special meeting
to be hold on Tuesday evening next, to eject AS
sestors and Inspectors OF election.
Aid. Roberts moved to adjourn. Carried; ayes
80, noes Z.
And tbs Council adjourned.