The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-01


which was signed BY Mossts, hrrison, Grind
S and other. nhG protest was ordered to
to the election S Of a superin,ondent and in,
spector OF sewers, carriageways, new build
logs; &C.
hdermsn Moore rose to second me motion,
that 1t was incumbent on the convention 10
elect that officer. II wna one OF me most I'M
rortant offices OF the corpotatio On, asthat oheef
ments, and II not made by him, mere was no
power In the corporation TO eompci the pny'
ment OF taxes. =, a.. NJ.
Councilman Arrieon inquirer o. 'he mhyor
whether he had an opinion Of the corporation
attorney on the subject,
The Mayor replied that ne had no written
iii, That Inc offtee did not legally exist.
Alderman Mbotc tesd the act creating the
once, and stated the facts In Tei'tion " III
After remarks by Mesiys, Cook, Davis, and
Moore, : -. ''TT
four weeks from to.morrow, tTaeSdSyS even.
iusi which was not agreed to-yras 8, nays a.
Alderman Moore inquired whether II was
The Mayor replied ths, il was for the con.
Alderman Croker said his motion wa, aim.
ply TO adjourn.
Alderman Moore desired all to understand
that Il was n motion to adjourn sine DIE
The motion was not agreed to-yeas Z.
nays rs. y
Alderman Moore hoped the Mayor would
nut the question on his motion to proceed 10
the election OF A puperintetident of sewers
The Mayor replied that he could not nut the
question while motions were made in order,
Alderman Moore agreed that motions TO nd
iouTn were in order, but the CHAIR need moi
walt half an hour for a second. -
The Mayor replied that he was not aware
tion TO the legality OF tho office OF inspe otor
Of sewers, &c,
Alderman Moore again urged to proceed to
the election.
Alderman Croker moved to postpoue the
further consideration Of Alderman Mooreis
motion for four weekA: which was not agreed
tocveasii. Ssrs an WIN" was NV "s''eu
COUNCILMAN Arrison moved TO aJiourn IN
four weeks from to.morrow night, which was
not agreed to-yeas I, NAYS ii.
Alderman Moore morcd the preyiotis nuo.
tion; which was ordered, and on the question
"shall the main question be now put" resulted
The Mavo2 stated that nominations for thu
office Of inspector OF sewers, Ne. were in
order,
Councilman Kelsey nominated p, II, Done.
y,n' D0"'
Alderman Moraell nominated william For
' The frat ballot resulted. FORSYTH IS, Done.
o,n ii SbeTrIII a hisnL irnn eiection
The second ballot resuited' ForsvtS is DONE.
gan lao Mt. Donegan was elected. ian
piSu.e in the lobby, Al the snnouncemen,, and
Outside of the building
Alderman MorseII Submitted n resolution
that the convention be informed AT It's ne n
meeting whether any OF the oillcerl elected hy
faithful performance OF their duty, the amount
OF said bonds, and the name and names Of the
sureties; which was agreed to.
Couneiimsn stewart snhmlttci resolution
dePSS,Itory fOs the moneys Of the sSrpoTstlon:
hiuetmHn hoore hau no objection TO the
BANK, n1t desired the subject to be referred to
aspecih committee 70 report also bystem OF
regniationSs ~, 10 regard 70 he keeping oil ae'
xiaeimSn " UopR thought Il y was saejeo. of
cony,ention:
Aidernan Kelsey moved TO feirr the resoll;
three mempetsi Wnch was agreed tOi anu the
Mayor appointed councilman Kelsey and Al
herman Tha moote anu Stoeker, ..,., At.
Inc mayor s'a,eu that nc hau received the
reslSnauoh oil the assessor oil the second
wary.
niIer nepate, no astloh was tnReh'
Also, the resighhtion OF Mr. ~ Y connolly,
az aIustee OF pubic schoolsi whieh on motion
OIL hilerman Croeker, was accepted.
0,t u az Hr t% move" 70 proceed 10 an
e ~ " nu tut 'N'aheF' VINO" was agreed
councilman stewart nolninltol william X.
WoouWaIu' n,,r, ,., =, :,
Councilman Rutherford nominated II. b.
Deitriek;
Inc paiiot resulted; woodward, 70; Deitrick,
u SO Mr. WOODWARD was elected. go
4. on motion, the Joint meeting adjourned until
thtee weeks from tomorrow tIucsuaFl eren'
ingi whieh was agreed TO-
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THR BANK NoTR RoDBEGY CAsR.-This
ease, which has been under consideration be:
fore Justice Walter for several DAYS past, waa
continued Yesterday morning at police head.
nuarter,
iipon onenin, IN, c.so Nj pbuI,rs co,Ir.
sol for the defence asii that bc cxnenteJ Ia
Nova hv shsant its saau s"Ht ~ peea ~
aar.inst ao cI,o ess I'M 'ne onaIBeh
T6, 1sct ths, Snh,,rna H. s,;yhJ nS ~
accuseI was emnInvah IN tbn 1'Urrnncv nnI
partment made IL possIbIe that the prisoner
Sisn.l II ~ pLruSeu SS, a ,ha ne n0p tS 70
In aSbition 20 tht n ,sO', - a'1 p lily nas
ters from Mr. Hiatt and affair tbst tbs IA
fsat. wobis nrnve th.t MI Mn az !,
AZ homC thop rr,I,n IA IA nri coI,d nnf ~ ~
been Al thc store ,vhssnn TN II 49, all sha any
pesfei II had been alleged. also that anil.
mnre M, ,he naa oeen P eeu IN Bail
nrnv. ~, NJ Sasmso "a ,t.a 81 moui Y,
this city. The defence could account for tbess
oharges on me ground mat there was another
thesa III nss ,1e.s m,n,nn ha shnniI onaI'o ~,
dIscS..nas ~ MI NJ e"' ne S"ou'u e'"'"' '"'
Wiiiism = Rret, sworn, Rant a NATHAN s,,,,
on Ninth street, and had A number of Youth,
emnInvsa an,nna ,,S on, ,yara Ws.nL Sa,n.a
AMI yonng KeiIy nid moi hear anvthims ~,
Inc n}escntsfio Of the nnta iii afteE ha csms
from New Vnrk and thsn he hc,rd nf the ran
Ia the ar.t ttm. e.nr, E.snS Ma,rt " '"' INV
Sapsb Ro,din fnoInrai Of fteorsoto,v, "a.
tigcS ,hst .be 10, aconoIntca in RI $500
man the IaIenbant, waa at MI : "a On III,
TiS nsnst anh msin nv ,h.ra ti 1n , WI.
O'Clock next dsy, had work for her to do. AMI
the whole time. Mrs Srhuremsn,s child wa,
very Ill., and REQUIRED her constant attention,