The national Republican., 1867-07-16

Mr.. conuoiiy, from the Commi,tss on Ways and
RsscissS, that ihs pros..ainr q a. cI.y ccs.'
al: Ind n. s.s e: sosss: sss
jsot., shsii be psbiisAsd ID me Dolly 0reefe snd
ths. The law. sndJ.:oluness esssss,ad,ss e. w ~
other objects siorssaid, shsil BE- publis Cd IN hs
Daily sysnt.g Rlprs. cost no, s.s.sShss : sh s"s
and rs.o ut,ons in the German paper called the CO.
lumbar, at . cost not sxeeedisg 500.
Mr. Dalton moved to amend By Inserting the IA
NJ. I. D. 9 Mlllsr moved TO amend III. amend. I
man. By pritDs out the f"feil0enoer and in''r''n'
Ns H. 's" baker requested Mr. co.noliy 70 Civ.
| soms iafornston in relation 70 the ooluMefds:
Nc Conuolly replied that wss ,he only oefmsa
tics s sSsss X: csfnss pcpslstios ~hi.h numbered
about 1900 aud hi. iri..a tMr. and n. rre'i.
ss... psopl. nss 10 % CO. fer q ~ well isovs that
wherever the asrmsn planted himssfi In this country
pSf pSf Baker stsi.d tha, II dld no, sn.wsf hi. .qu.s
tep. He desired to know vha. u was, sud whssh
Mr. Pau stated tbs, II. sirsui.tioa va, 5000
Kr. Baker spoke At length on the subject.
Mr. Bsaii moved TO strike out the clnfno E1presf
and iussrt the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,; whieh
ErI. B oisrs moved to str,t. ou, ni paper. ct.
cop, the Mornfno Ohronieis; which was agreed to.
Y..1as..rs. Yaso Q. s baker. 8 g. Baker B..i, n,
D. Clark, Connolly. Knisht, Parker, Ruthsrferd,
'SS Ssys!Hs..r. Ne @ z CLARK. csoelsr, Dalton. Geo
Y u II. s. MILLER, Mo0r'' S.il'y' rf.u, and
NJ. 3. 8 B...r moved % r.senpi. III. bill % u,
VI. Pau, from tn. oomni,... on Dr.in.s., r.por,.
draia tbs alley. IN SQUARE sit, and to eonstrueta
scser along portion of Tinh street west
porte s e pay d n Of se.ss 70 crs
tornsy Of Samuel relsud bill TO reimburss WIN.
L Hodge; a bill to rsimburse II. A. Hall for por.
can Popaisr Lac Insurance. Company; which vsr.
he Also prs,snisl the .p,taon Of L A. Pr.nties.
/ license as hswter and pcdisr Referred
Also, asked TO- be discharged from ths further con-
.idera!ion OF the petition OF Bsnjsmin H'rris
Mr.. s. s. Baker submitted tho following rssOlu.
ResoIred, dc, That reconstruotiou being deemed
as imperauvely necessary In the District Of coam.
bia as in any sats Of the South, therefore We earn
e.tly request Of copg's" the immsd'ass passage Of
where's, the Consultation gives to Congress the
sxslu i've eoutrol Sf ne local aasr: Of tsi: District
men utterly opposed TO the reconstruction policy
ar. s"usss 70 be espsbiisSed and m,istsnsd IN u.
South [aud also that under the management o, such
omeers the most .pen scheme, o. frsudin the exsen
which tho people derauded out Of large sums Of
money to the great injury Of the city and Its In
mot. economy in the scysrnmsnt " oi he 1l.trstC
om.,I. now .ppciaisa y II. k,ye. "a :..a,..a
cant; and all such oneer. or any portion deemed
Necessary for the public welfare, shall hereafter Ii
mon Council In Joint meeting assembled such meet
Ing to convene on the nrst Moodsy after the passag.
Of this act This act to take effect Immediately. and
all eharter. acts, or parts o. acts neon'''snt win
" this act, are hereby rspeaed.
Mr.. N.iley suggested that the resolution be laid
y Mr Pau moved to refer the resolution to th-
mttee to represent the interests Of the corporation
!. Mr. Connoiiy regretted that the resolution had
\ been introduced, and hoped that II would not b
Mr. crScEsr urged the passage of tn, resolution ii
q M. Dalton denounced the resolution rs an In
d famous slandsr the citizens Of wsshington, In
eluding the thirty thousand soldiers raised In th
70 District for the defence Of the country He Als
n d's,entet from that part accusing the Mayor Q
Mt. O. W. Miller ysntured to say that no man II
this city more loyal than himself, and he do
ID nouueed the preamble as an infamou: ,lander.
. Mr. Pau moved TO strike out the latter clause q
th the preamble, accusing the Mayor, and 70 insert
h. provision requesting Congress to remove all d,stine
to Sai .S" Ds,.s u rss.p of Gsla%s. j. '' agreed
In Mr Moore suggested that The easiest way to d,
lis NJ. L, B. s. Miller submitted tho following as
Resolved, rhata committee bs appointed By ,hi
Board " confer with Congress 10 regard to the leg
isa,ioanee,s sry for the interests Of the city AZ
,y q passing an act debating the efss. Of the s
allied by nomination Of the Mayor aud confirmed b
Of U ns.rS.np sppUpsS sSs cSnnoD
The substitute Of Mr.. Miller was not agreed to.
7" The resolution as amended was adopted BY III
he Yss.|Mss.r.. o g. Baker S 8. Baker, B..ii, a p
I'd Clark N. CLARK, Connolly. croeksr. Knight. L.
N. Miller Moore Parker, Pau, Rutherford, siOweu
Esys-Msssr. Dalton, George W. Miller an
's. Nj Connolly and the President explained tn,
they voted for the resolution, but regretted the Ian
DO Nj Moorl gavo notice that on next Monday even
~ ~ which the resolution was passed.
d Mr. Beall introduced bill repsaling all acts con
cernirg free negroes, mulattoss and slaves, and
acts imposing restrictions such person., and hope
nm that It would be passed at once, and stated thi
~sisS !si s s.Sts wa. % ps..ss '' under 'h''' ''''
~ Mr. o. 8, Baker from the Committee on Police, rs
ported s,lI Ropps,S ps,IS%nF goat: s~a s'''' to rua
Also, .bili granting permission to c. @. Nelson
= erect an iron railing. Passed.
sdsraion Of The pstitoa Of Isaiah Stewart, and III
ne be referred to select mittes OF two Agreed
m Mr. n, b. Clark from the Committee on Canal
reported the following resolution; which was sgrss
to:
% Resolued That the Mayor be requested TO rspor,
| ths bohu WhN amount OF money mss been receive
for rents and wharfage from the canal during Ii
ne last nscAl year sndipg July !, 1857.
ire Mr.. A. p. Clark, from the Committee ON Publ
schools to whom referred the resolution TO pre-
vide medals and other rewards for the pupils OF II
y public sohoSs, reported that while they hearth
. approve Of the policy Of stimulating and snoSuragr
x generous eompstition among the pupils Of OF
schools by tho distribution or suitable awards the
they deem 1t inexpedent in the present state Of II
IN city treasury, to make such appropriation as
called for the resolution and ask to be discharge
ne from Its farther confederation" Agreed to.
q Mr.. Tilley submitted = resolution directing Il
zen Committee on Ways and Means to enquire wheth
L.. any legislation Is necessary to make It the duty
h' the collector OF take, to place all special taxes on
bills OF tag payers when they are called for and
notify delinquent tax payers when their property
eh liable to be sold through tho mall or otherwise thl
!. merely by publication In public newspaper, as
s present. watch was postponed, and the Board a
nd ]ournsd.
|W00D AND CoAL.M. B. Blu!