New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29

/ the especial relief Of spectators! There
are some things that seem TO answer our
query in the affirmative. Resolve to pay
the police for the month of July and there
viii be great good result. Do this andthere
will exist no shadow of doubt on your IN
tentions, gentlemen of the Council, and no
harm cen possibly ensue. There are too
napy bad rumors abroad concerning specu-
lations in city finances by city officials to
now sllay demands made by city employees.
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favor of Latino, 4be naonla xnow what yvos
beino done nv the Camel These coffee.
borsa maatinos ruboro a,,orvbodv 4.lkad a.
once az thew Aid in Tho MAYORS narIor bs
nro+ested AGAINST He said this was IN
second time tbis tbino had baen done and
that the Mavor had NO riobt IN summon the
conncil 70 his private rooms for The nurrose
80 trorsootint, n,bl;c h,,s,ross
| A. Iost tbe rooo,iro, uas oo,,o5 20 orr A.
a. +or roinrtos nost ~ aftor tuo borro
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Traav passo,, ond povnot
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-onoi,od ontbo-izir, +ho Mevo- "a Roord
- cors,,;ss;o0ors % 49, wo.o~mo. - - =,
| no,.o,io+o 81. 900 ooo e. r,,n a. wotorno-,.s
no7,, ,,,rohosod
resolution from the 1over Roard that
tho ControIler ho authorized 70 warror+ ON
Tho Treasrrer for oil omonnts drn hv +ho
oi,,, nm e. ond ino,rd;no, a. ,,on.I, sc NJ
lasf los oonorr-aa IN Tha Troas,,ro - ~ III,
~, dott, 80 noo;sos -, NJ. 49,.
fIT 80 ,:lP1
ooAAD y, ASSISTANT ALDANnEA.- LII
boaro me. last evening pursuant 10 Cal
ironi 'ne mayor. Eresen'' MI. Mccartney !,
sie N."li' '11 o0"Ap'
o.uioAe, suei ieui"9r'on' "Snne
walker, Ianueiy' Al'Aehs'
Mr.. Fisher called up his resolution to ne
| | SOLlaIe 1OE u lOdu Vi SSU,VUU ny the DodIu v
Waterworks Commissioners. The resolution
80. odo,,.od on5 s.nt -, a. 1-n.or "a g.
was auoP'eu anu Sen' W 'hc = Pe1 Doaiu ~
concurrence.
, Mr., Fisher introduced a resolution author
izino the roptroller 70 warrant On IN
, IS
! treasurer tor the payment OF the OLD oac
pay rolls, commencing on the Oldest frs
continuing nm to the Last dav of Ma,
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. AuoPSeu' anu eeH' W 'ie o'neA oO"tu ~
/ concurrence, to be engrosseed at once.
! Mr.. Pemberton introduced a bill contain
. ;rc, -ronos;t;ons odd-assod +o +ho s+o
!. IHs P,VP7''N' "u1i S0'eN W
4 Legislature, Ior the purpose OF raising Iun'
f for this city by issuing bonds. The su
q nronosed tn he horrowed is tbree millir
80. -,
ii uolSIs' que nllliOn tnroush 'nS agency
4 Messrs. Jay Cooke Co.
4 This same bill is before the House of Re
-asentot,ves and hos haap odon,sd on !
q e'e"'N'ise'' "N0 n"' OeeN ""0P'eu ou
q nrst readlng.
% Mr.. Fisher introduced the following col
"a nunication from a delagation of the noIi
4.
Iorce'
New ORLEANS, August "a, 1865
=, To the Hon. j R. Conway Mayor Of New Orlear
DEAR SIR-The undersigned having he
Il
r. GERS, at a meeting held for that purpose. b
of to present to YOU statement OF their pec
njarv condition, and the sufferings they ha
Of been compelled to endure by reason Of 4
lie non.payment of their wages by the eli
and to ASK from YOU such aid in procuri
r. for them relief as YOUR official position eI
bles you to accomplish. 1t has been repei
i'd edly asserted that many of the police office
n. were SUFFERING for the recessaries of life.
ar IL ia not believed that the city officials q
aware of the widespread and general des
g. tuition that actually prevails among /
as Certainly they are not aware that MANY VIC
.. many are without means to procure the CO
monest necessaries Of life, and that their ia
lilies are in absolute want, or the impu
d. of common humanity would move tNem
the adoption of some measures for our
lief Yet such is the case. For months q
p children have been CRYING for bread n
:. | without relieving we have only been ,
" abled to protract the agonies of staryati,
d, our best officers have been reduced to b
1t. gary and to solicit from the charitab
:, whose residences they guarded. bread
- :. take home to their families. In one instar
VI a child of good and faithful officer d
N. from the effects of hunger and unwholeso
de and insufficient food. Sickness has Or
- trated the families of many, and they
'e without means to procure medicines or
m Attendance of a physician. Homeless !
,is despairipg they have applied to their friel
~ in vain. All are alike destitute and with
VI the means of support. Our employm
ne prevents our engaging In other pursu
ce even if remunerative work was to be
~ dated dues owing to us from
IN city, we come to you, appealing
a. Iouidaton ~ our cloins II l. 80 Il. =,