Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06
CoSPORiTIoy ,ry,Irs

The Journal having bceu red MIR. Moore
60 !; ATE atom To the st.ienpa. the-eia that at
me lsst N. etng OF the DO I'D tho r -oiu.iOn
pIt~tniCd by NJ. Cocker Wa ar. ID 10. That
Was . error. The rGsolut on wa only sdopt. d
rs substitute TO that of Nr. LIoy0, ana no
woe vas f-ke1 o. lis aioPt on. He was WI
as y q. MT. Rich Is con sId'd llat tue
lournal Was correct MI Cook made al ex-
planat- OF in Re ference TO the matter, whe
Mr.. Moore r ma n, d that he did not think
any one I1riIs- viii pa 4 nen. ~ law had
bsrn much eblights D, by what h i bCel sid
an eGplanaf ca, bat lie was willing 10 lie. the
minutfs stand. The Journal was approved as
read.
Mr. Larnau present'd peiit'o4 of Patrick
D0fy. Nj. Moo moved IL Ic e-eacs ID 4 ne
Comm ..ee On Ga ms, lcheR aFpO..tgd. Nr.
R'cba-'s Ch,eciad, aud -oniend. a that the CON-
nj 9ts we've afr1 1y sppointNd.
MIR. Richards presented petit on of supfry
persO $ Tor gISd'ng, lrayelIn, : Id u ayiu- :
s.rS It GlSi, be ", IN q a1d III rect nor.l al
lay NJ too.yay on west side OF % d 81 Get NJ.
Moore mcde he same motor as IN the Drs.
S'STG CO e,and Mr.. Richards again objecS d.
NJ. II chT-ds submitted the petitCi of Mr.
Neyins Io- re remission OF a fine. Here = q
ContTov'Fsv WIS renewed on the quc-tion OF
re-s-enee, Mr.. Moore taxing tie ground that
TIE prop relerence was 10 TIE CO pmi -
wn"n apo ntCd. aud that the question should
be Sc lea at once, and MIR. E:ehsrds COZ =, =
ing II I ihe re was nothing to Iett'e, .he con-
nj; having slrSSdy breE appointed.
Mr.. Fe1vick : I'd the President wss an hon.
Orab'e 81 lave nan, aud the Eo I'd hsi : a. .e
Co1tdenoe in m, sud he expect d ne L lair
70 appoint h-s on n co Duutees. He h: 4 hopcd
t1r conten. on here was over, aud they did no.
1t spy rcoIe di- order here.
Mr.. RicberGs- SIT down. then.
Nj. Fenwiok cen nd that tiere were no
conuitfSes.
Mr.. Rich7rds sd the oom,ni ICES lad t,ci
appeared.
NJ. MorseIl.-Aprointed where and whea.
and how snd by whom,
Mr.. NcC.ihTin, referring 10 Mr.. Richlrd<
m?prer IN replying 10 Mr.. Fenwick, soId that
zhr,raNd
respect He had choked members Of this 30 rd
dow n 20 OF en- already.
Mr. Eiehr-rs WIS asout - reply, whe-
Mr.. M'CathIsn sid: oh, YOU need no. rcar
NotCdy here Is a<Iaid of YOU"
MI. Riesards.-No o lie is rad OF you.
Mr.. MUC.iiGlan.-ADd no ,le - rira'd o.
II WIS me Mr.. Rich. IDS haa .etiled down s1d
establish bis eqpllibi .uIn. He WIS no beter
tf7n sny ore e'.e there. They were his peers.
He could rot choke dow oi1ef member on
this fico-- They lad al ilent the e to roe,
and no o1e el1e. The geat,e.nan ed Mt &c.
his HEX up > cont it either.
Mr.. Moore said hls only object WAS TO have
11e etitiors Ieielr 10 legally sppoint~ d CON-
NIT ;eS. The gentleman (Mr. RIChards) had,
cont ~ % law ard pr cedent, snd IN oppo-i-
tIon he wishes OF seven membership of
toe pTOt I. they bcd ~ CT 4 a new Pr
dent rua.imOusly nd lac should appoin new
CONN 90 He lefeIr; 10 the pr"ctice OF the
Gai ne rIt OF l.. It-rnes nich still seemed
10 prrNail. The committees were no. fair
Some ofthe wealth er Yards we've only repre-
senfed On 'br;e or 1orr. ~ lie some OF the
smaller wsros W. o" s'Eo r'gh,. IIis was
unjust.
Mr.. cbards said n ~ Hon G Of Eapreze1.
Z We aud LEV here where commit are an
pc. 4 ID by the Char, no a. OIL WAS ever Ikea
approving OF ire romiuct;ops of conmittC~s
They came here in spill OF conciliat OIL, and
wished TO work toge her for tie good of the
city, but If The other sid, - they seemed d..
t"In'r~ q 70 DC, Wish, q 70 .enew The conf3fc5.
he Was PREF I'll ofgft i. oat 10 t1c b,.er
Mr.. Moo-s-Fignti. 10 the bier end thee
we F~e T. DIV
M. Ricbrres sa'd Ae did nc. wan tota to-
t~-Fdp q.
Mr.. ID ore 5 d he sbould no. have iussr-
TnTt "a otheI hs1.
al 81. = hsT dtUi's,
Mr. Moor said TO ret how much IiberaH y
and 51c liei'on TER wss N the Eoard he
wOIld o.. r ne glowing resolution "a. Va L
lie eskf he y'Jss1d nays: s.R a.olycd n z tie
Is dent of this Boz he tirsc d'o ..p-
PC NJ tbe COnri -Ps me o.
M. Croker sUggC II IS a sutztitu-s that
ne old tommh'-cs (appoin'-d by M. Rich
aIds) shall s'1nd as he ComT'ttees OF this
Board.
Mr.. MoOIe.-TEt il in Whiting.
Mr.. Cook ~Illed a entien to the uIe MT the
Courr'ee- shoold lie sppo' I'D by the C."s-.
hey Ia h en- appo.n'ed IN az ofdance with
the rule =, eolld not Re e. arida
Nr- Fenviek std ne rad Sisju~tlv Gu
neunc, d AT tie last m lt'rg tho. Re wopld no.
10
He hoped ths Chsir would announee BIS Com.
nj md ret Re INT II idatcd.
Mr.. GT.nd~r laid ~ obviata sii this difficulty
he would state that he had I'st OF ,'ou,r1jrras
w.iCl be would arnorrce. Eyorytodv prob
ably would nCtte satisfied, but ne had done
~ he could.
MIR. Croker was willing the present Prpsi-
d. II Sd opId u-e his pl Isure ar ont the Com.
Ttta 5, but thought the Con-erva we N nisyers
d not ac' d in coed i~'t1- snd n cceordsuce
win TIE r. olu ion they Tsre0d - THE lsss
m ncr EFnr "a fhsa
of tue her side N claim az 70 Represent a the
wsHlth s1d intelligence of the city, end in stig-
mai'zing tie ac-s of the late pro sident Illlb-
al.
Mr. Mcore.-Audsc..yf Who d. - the gea-
Tie mn apply NE term aucacsty tot
Mr.. Croker rel ~ q: ", he had So i'd au-
dsctty. Did not the gentlemen who II here
rep eni'ng thr,e Wsrts claim TO nave all the
With Tad respec ability anu intelligence of
The city, He he'd stood such pre,ensIons IS
loa< ss ne ives going to 81 1nd them. There ives
Iuss IS much y All. :, :. liability, e d in al
hgenCe N fhe four T. l1aiuil2 ~ Ills Is IN those
reprr seutGd by the gentlemen on the other side
slIhOJsh the repre- -entatIYes from those wards
were GC7ltE't ~ the terms '.carpet-b be ggers. e"
t'-CS llawags,n aud 'sniSgers." ILaug hter ont
SIDE he bJr.l He cls'med for the Republican
wards IS much wealth and sp"ctsbilIty as the
others snd had stCcd As much of this deprccl2-
t'oh OF them in these Boards and The last as he
in'srdrd 70 sand. This had 10 stop
MI MCOIe said he INDUCED in no epithets.
but he would mentiCC one TACT. Cong rezs had
10 abolish the properly qualification 10 lei
some Of their members in the Councils
Inc Cna'r Mr. GTiEderJ d, to put an end
10 TINS controversy he would nave his list OF
committees re?d. and horcd II would give SIT
isfaCt'Op.
AT ar further debIte, the Secretary read the
list OF commit. pT-pal 4 By the IIr sident,
Mr.. Grinder, a follows:
StGEdiSg CCBsmitteeS.-On FinancP-Mcssrs
Crocker, Moore, and Clark. On Improve
men'S-MCssrs. Richards, Fenwick ami
kn'gbt. On DIainage-Messrs. Baker, LIoyd
spd Cook ON Markets. Mcssrs Cook.
CrO' ker, snd Moore. On Polio -Messrs Me-
Cathran, Knight, and Croker. On Claims
Nc ssrs. L.rmFn, Lloyd, and TalSert On
Public SchOOls-MCssrs. Clark, Cook aud
McCathren- On Fire Department --MesSrs
knight, Nor ell. a2d Larman. ON EIec ions
Me AIS Crocker. Baker, and I,Ioyd ON
Caa: l--Messrs. Richards. Cook aud TaIbert-
On UnhnShsd Bus n~es-MPsErs. Morsel
Moore, sud Clark ON GasIight-NsssrS
Moore, L., man, Croker, Fenwick McC,athran'
Bsker, and RI harGs.
Joint CoRMttsss.-On EuroIIcd BfIIs-7rr
Cock. On Accounts of The gistsr-Mr. L..
T"1. On Asylum-M SIS, Richards NJ
Catbrau. aud Lloyd. On Health-N-sSTs
CLARK. Tall art, and MOrsell. On Eligib1Ity of
Assessols-MessTs- EenWiek, Richards and
Baker. On WbarvsS - MesSrs. i ,rma0
knight, and Moore. On WASHINGTON CirqI-
MeSSIs. meC-thran, CLARK and MOrsell I'm
Counting aud Destroying Due BuIs-M rs
Bake, Fenwick. and Talbert. To Attend to
the InfsrPsss Of the Corporation Before 'on-
gress-MT- srs. CtGrk, Lloyd, and Richards
Mr.. NIOOTC, Mr.. MOrzell, and otner Con a.
yative members, expre-sed their satisfaction