The national Republican., 1866-11-07
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LOCAL 1rmV0D.I

BoARp. OF Conxox -Couxcn.-DHrERRED
PRocsHDiNos In The Beard Of Common Council,
on Monday svsains NJ Jeyss, ffoa the Commit.
tss On Psllss rspsstsds sui1heut rsssunsndatien,
ths ssls X spis1tvsss OF iutsxisssng iiqucrs ap
proved Jlaet i6ss. vhlsh ptovidss q foIioWs:
-s xhab ssstlea q of the aet entitled An cot reg.
ulsAln0 AAsa ssls q .spihtusus or intoxieslise
ilss.s, ,2!ssysl Jsne 1888, ssd any other act
lptrilscus o. stAsf fiquen, b and lie ssms are
ksssty fspssisd, ~ far y the same prohibit any
psasea - peFsons who may have been daily licsused
under sxstlngaws Of this corporation 70 keep open
their places Of buslnsss for ihs sale Of beer, sis
Rortsr q other malt liqucrs between ths hosrs Of
pssviasd that nothing IN This sst sontsinsd shall
b eeostFued 70 repeal alter or amend said cot or
;.s ssss s,ssps ID % far " i' herein s.psssiy men.
3: IN % v. .: ::.sss.p.al.a comps y petition q 4 ;s!s..a
listing laws Of the corporstsa against The sale Of
malt snd spifituous liquon on Sundays operate
very injuiously and oppfssvsly TO their interests
aud praying hat the Councils will 20 far amend
said laws e b aseslss the sais Of malt liquors on
gssesy sls:r y: hour Of O'clock ?. NJ, and until
tie hodr Of o'clock under such restrictions - in
thsk Judgment may seem meet and proper.
innsdIassIy aissr the reading Of he bin and p.
- H..sA. .sy.d % l.y u. bin On u. table.
L.
laying ne hin % the table for the purpose of hsv
Ing q sppertsnity Of votine seainsl the bill
fhs nosisa % lay % Tie tsSls was not agreed to.
--!::.H.-,. xss... IN nsn.il. s.l,.,. Peak.
Nsys-Msssu. Baker, Bryan, Calvert, Carroll
Drury, Dudley, joyce, Mead, Mulloy, Stewart, Tai
bsrt walEsr, Wright, and ths Prssidsnt-Il.
The question wss then taken on ordering the bill
: n. Nsrehs vessd "yss'' for the purpose o
moving TO rsoonsidsr, but waived the motion, .,
that Il could be made on The passage Of the bin.
% Mr.. Psugh, who was absent from the chamber
vhsn biz nans was called. appeared In bis ssat BE-
Soss The vsts IVES announced. Attention bsiul
called 10 the faet, hs asked 10 be excused from
voting md ths Bc.rd refused to excuse hin-ysa
Ths bili was again read, and Mr.. Psugh sai,
that q he understood Il the bill was intended I,
lssaliss The brsakins Of the Sabbath day, which b
would always oppose, and voted ''nay."
Mr. Drury remarked that hs, for one, was op
posed to all Sunday laws. o. .. -r.s 81. Ir.
The result on the third reading Of the bill va
then announced, % follows: .sr-r
Ysas-Msssrs. Anderson, Baker, Bryan, CalyVt
% Suilo,, T.IS..: & and ';s wylsh.%is, ,fs, ''' '''
: Nays-Msssrs Morssll, Nalley, Peaks, Peugh
Simms, Stswsrt Walker, and the Prssidsnt-8.
The bill was then passed by the following vote:
rsy Yeas Mssss. Anderson, Baker, Bryan, Calvert
Carroll, prury, Dudley, Mead, Mulloy, Tslbsr'
NsysEMsssrs. Joyce, Marehs, Morssll, Nalisy
Psske. Psugh. Simms, Stewart, Walker, and th
Prssldsnt-10. sa..- r ~. FL. 81. r....
Mr.. Mead moved to reconsider the vote BY whic
the bill was passed
Mr.. Wright moved to lay the motion to rscor
slider on the table; which was not agreed to. ~ fol
lows: i5iIls 30 D.. q. ...., .,.. .. -. .-
=. Ysas-Mssrs Anderson, Baker, Bryan, Calvsr
Carroll, Drury, Dudley, Mead, Mulloy, and wrist
10.
Nsys-Msssrs. Joyce, Marchs, Morssll, Nalls,
Psake, Psueb, 6imms, Stewart, Talbsrt, Wslks
and The Prssidsut-ll.
Nr. Mod subsequently, asked leave to withdrs
the motion 10 reconsidsr.