The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11


balance on hand IN nav corror,,ion in.
tnsas, u" manu- W pay eo'Pora'ioh IN An "a, -
R,i,ncc az h,j .n; 80 a,;, ~
Az a., 80
sI,s.l ny
BtxK ov w ,su,xorox ro, IN 1909
Han Pi.,,r, re, y; B Ss AZ Bookkesper.
~ ra,'a a.. ri aay0, "h'
,efrea 70 me Finance committee and ordered to
wv nyyop,,1. ppr,r,o,. xrc
MI: Tnrton offered petition from W; o. II,
Refeppea. anu o'h'ts' ASKING certain privileges
M MT Given presented petition o. A. J. Hsr-
'eJreu, .,-,
a ,ae PETITION III 81 Henry G. Norris asking
'h NJ, oen m,1 " the aet granting bounty.
a, MT. Given said thi, was but the beginning OF
Ihe END, induced BY the passage Of bill for the
Referred. ,---,,,..
nj. NoSes onered petition for grading and
p",ins sney IN sg9are No, ~: heierred' A.
LOOT Of street Referred;
aisoi petitioh IRON r. M Miller, asking the
reMMiss n Of hne. Referred.
hr; h.oore mere submltted aresolution in rela-
ION 70 the diiiculty between the Mayor and City
~ .htnhs 'oogc'het WIN newspsper statement
The resolution provide. that the papers, &c, be
tcieISa 10 inc committee on Police; which was
HB M, E 10 og..o, ,,, a. -. -.
,t.is r,i' , ~, 70 amend m aet en-
m,iea an aeI 70 rega,ste me sale @ hay, and 1t
W." H. teJ inyS 10 .ne t t on msrks
praying thst certain sum OF money be refnnded
The speeiai ordep heinz the M ~ gu .sa,,nn %
the city charter, was here taken up. ~. -.
prnvsnr ssr he conso,d int ,he s nt seeuon-
pSrations, VIZ Washington, Georgetown and
w" rho yNms teJeetea the last mestinsJ
~, ine stSnsiaeta.lon o. the second section was
ie. . ,nhen w, Wheh III. moore SAID u should,
separate governments. Of the police pp and the he
schools
MT. Evans moved to strike out the words
uhuef such consolidated government Agreed
10 -
nc question was here taken upon the passage
lostEyess nayss;,
M me t mn proposi;ion was taken up, when =,
III. Evans moveu sepafate votes on the quail
hcations oi edueation And property.
- "a. Snnt sa,u &c Ahew many goou oeImaht
VINO eoui na h G teau 'ne Engnsh Iangnage; whe
some OF these could not learn to read English
VI t,y years ana no aid not wish them ex
''N Me- E .nu, mi, ,,o, ,,ov ,,. ,,,, :,
UT; ENahs sMa mat they hen would nave tt
Note Ger th uekels ,,,,--,,-,,,
Oh motioh the worn English" WAS stricken
Mc.srs Moore and r,v.n, ho,o
"a, ''spsr on The construction q Mr.. Evans
Stt I mo M, Moore ciGstnl
propOsitioh, ~ would open the door to ever,
person n"t y, local lhterest mere who shoui.
nmouSt when wifi oot nav ,s PEI S %Sn.n a.
nus Distrlct. ANY person paying room rent Il
that amount uo would have vote on presenting
when a man navinp taS on Siaa sse,i az nsrsnna
properly, could vote;
me quesuon was nero taken on the adoption
OF the third proposition, and 1t was defeated
yeas RnysI, ,
.nr' EIrhns mere moved 10 amend that tht
voter s9ns own real or personal property to thu
value o. 500 on which he shall pay tax
hr ho3re salu thht any one owning propert!
here could vote here, no matter where he re
MI Eiyans moved lhat me seotion be amende
30 as 10 reIulrc voters 20 pe uoihielied mere.
MT' hehhrus moved 70 postpone tine whoi
Mr.. Evans moved thatit be referred to selec
corhittee OF thtee. a.,
inc wy chTltu, anu INC Char hppoihtc
Mcssrs EVANS, NoyeS, anu LLOYD as shd CON
mittee' - -
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
impfoVements-Mr. Moore reported favorabl
Dill 20 lay iootway and gutter And set N
eurbstonss on the south aide OF street north
peiwceh lhitu anu SiNth sreetA east. Passed:
Dralnase-Mr. lurton reported adversely IN
petition OF resla ~. on street norm. askin
The committee WAS discharged:
Also auNersey on pSI,tlon OF amos HuRt an
others, presenting counter petition Repo'
Cleims-Mr Lloyd reported fayorabiy bill
for the relief Of Henry Hernsley: Passed.
Also, reported Dill LOT the rehei Of IhomN
Hurlihy-to refund $50 paid as license, 10
which he received no dement, Passed
Also, reported iaIorabIy blll ior nc reilei
Passed.
Also, reported adversely on the petition {
Mrs Gen X. Jones' asking remission OF none
Tor the ming up OF iot
NV fiehafus ueiehaea the claim OF TINS lady
who, he said, had no notihcation before the con
missioner hlled the LOT ups and even now sh
only claimed mat the charge Tor the work wa
eNTOltaht. ,,,t>
Inc comhittee Vas ulsehaIgOIyeas nays
schools..Mr. Noyes reported iayoIA6y
the mayors communication nominating MI.
Edward Clarke as school commissioner Tor u
Third Hchooi dlstrict. one OF me commute
Mr.. Noyes observed dissentcd from the vieV
Of the committee. ,.,o...,,..
o NJ hIen"ruS mere eNPi"iheu MS w
MIR. PREslDkNTi In opposing me connrmati'
OF MI T. =, clarke am sure am not hctuat
by any party ieellhg ior, so lar as KNOW, nothii
Ola partisan ehatae ti mas trAhspiIed IN the y
cusslon OF lhe 9uesuohi heither an l hetuat
by any PERSONA OF harroW-miha i motiVcs, !
peTsohaIy ny reia.,ons 70 na; oiaih S nave
ways Deeh OF p assan' Ghn,ae s r., anu w0u
De rs f f 10 GoHnI MN naiaSar m MI,
uhueI iAe nn I'm - "I hane pnr.anoi
70 piease any w "no hiay nv" nav ,poa".an =
ings OF ppPoSSi , nin, , 10, ~ n
peen at am nnt a. HoIn !, hena',so hsSs a.
Say ma cnnNnnn ne' m ~ p,oarv az no,
l.. 81 ~ Mr. Clarke, To- so 49, T. can =.