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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
Rsseloeiene er Reepecs.

AOOOuoBuOnO On 1OORVCVo
The csmnittss appointed By the City
Tsaehsrs st their last meeting present III
following rsselutisss upsn The death .
Prof. D. Franklln WE'LL, Site Supsrintsn
dent Of Public Insuustisn;
WssRsAs. the Supreme Ruler of hums,
events hes renewed from smene 10, our e
iaborer in The cause Of Popular Education
D. Franklin Wells, State Sup psTintsndsno Q
psblie Iastsuctian therefore,
Resslssd, That il the death efPsef Well
eur profession has lost friend. csunssllsr
and standard bearer, and thst BY HE fall
ws are sdmeoishsd to grid anew for the cen
flist between right and wrong, trusting whs,
eur labsrs are ended We toe, like hin, ma,
fall at the pest Of duty
Resolsed, That the Normal Scheol
greatly Indebted for ite eueeessful establish
mont, 10 the continued and efficient s6ert,
Of Prof. Wells; and, that % friend, chic
officer and representative Of our Publi
Scheel System, We cherish with sffscticnst
pride his example Of untiring zeal and ensr
gy.
Rssolred, That the State Teachers Asso
citation has lest an active member, end iden
tilted With ito earliest histsry, asd that "
look forward with sadness to eur annua
gathering, whom We shall miss him msr
thaa We can new reslixe.
Reselced. That ~ ask Gsd's kind, PR
teeting care to b thrown aroand his love-
enss, and that We respectfully tender I,
bic bsrsavsd family, our HEARTFELT symp
thy for their irrspsrsbls less.
Mss. T. F. n. OraHY,s
Mns. NJ. A. McGoxHoAL,} Committee
Mr.. j. P. LYMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

MAKING ruEIR roRruss. friends o.
Harry Sturdivant and Johnny Smith. vii
Be pleased to hear Of their success up in
Sioux City. The Register Published in tha
thriving city says Of them:
Aessrs. Sturdivapt L Schmidt, of this city
have purchased the steamer r. P. Converse, NOS
lying st 81 Louis. The price paid 10 a. 900
It's the Intention Of these gentlemen to thor
eughly overhaul and repair the boat, and put he
IN tie up river trade next summer Sturd,van
Schmidt arc business men of the right kint
L cl snap. and are bound to buila :up . large aus
commanding business.
Just - many other Davsnpsrt boys cal
Do, II they Get themselves absut Il 10 ear
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
THE FARMERS BOOK

iAo beautiful and usefull Illustrations. 7bo octave
psgss. showing Inst what every farmer wants Il
know:
Sew 20 make tho Farm Pay.
Send for Circular giving full des,ription.
Farmers, Farmers Sons
Experienced Book Agents and o'hers, wanted. d
take this book 10 every Farmer In every comm unity
Business permanent. Paws from fis0 TO 500 per
monts according to experience and ability.
Adjrea. ZEI0LER. McCURDY 3 CO..
novlseoi&wiml Chicago. ILL.,. or NJ. Lonis. No
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
STATE NEWS.

Hog slaughtsrine is lively in Council
Bluffs.
Dubuque conundrun "Havs We Eve
honest men among us."
Bronson, q bogus lecturer is swiadli se
The people efthe northern part ofthe State
"A new catholic church was dedicated
a wavsrly last Sunday, with imposing
ceremonies.
"A 81. 900 church 10 to be erected BE-.
tween Burlington and Fl. Madison, says
the Hawkeys.
-Lyons crows Justify ever having beat
On Clinton on the plug railrsad enterprise.
Clinton grewls, but can't help II.
-Dss Aoinss 10 troubled with incsudia.
riss Of late.
Iowa City 10 being eanvassed in the in
Ssrsst Of the Lincoln monument fond.
--Dss Aoinss has largo and ably cen
ducted German free school.
A man named Turpin, Of Muscatins,
started to run away from HE family and
creditors, and got overhaulsd on the way.
The N. E. Church felix's Of Dubuqus
have decided 10 have No gamblisg tables 10
their coming fair. Good idea.
-Ohss. Stone, Of Auscatine, has shipped
1000 osage orange plants to Nslisrd Carlow,
ireland, to 6ll sample order. The Jsyy
nal thinks it will bs followed By larger
ones.
Abiding 70 the city debt, the Rsrsl1
says the general feeling in Dubnqus 10 in
fsver sfa 2S per cent comproniss, sr >
provision TO issue new bonds to he smsunt
Of &3O0,0oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

oH1ciai Paper Of the City.


Ruly'. pusbsni, bv Marion Ha-iand -6hel-
don d Co., New York. Luse 4 0riggs, D4-
vsnport.
The announce msnt Of . new book, by
Marion Hcrland. is always rsssivsd with
interest by her nunbsrless admirers. II
has been claimed for her, that she 10 tie
greatest Of American Novslists. whether
this b % Or not, there 10 certainly On Or
igiuality Of thought 10 her works, not Of.
ten met with in any sf our authors. Thsss
who enjoyed "Nsmssis' and "Miriso,"
will ind many things equally ts their taste
In Ruby's Husband
Glesninss among the onesves, BY Rev. 9. H..
Spurgeon. Sheldon Co, New fork-
Luse 4 0iiggs, Davenport.
In this little volume are aontairsd some
ofths shortest passages from the sermons
sf the famous preacher Of London. To
those who have read any Of his longer pre-
dactions, these will be especially accept
able, containing as they do, the very o..
senoe Of his eloquent sermons. Some Of
the most beautiful and forceful words that
have been ennnciatsd from the pulpit in
late years. come from this eminent clergy.
man, ard in this book the gems are collect
cd. and presented for inspection. The
book is produced in elegant style, by the
publishers, Msssrs. Sheldon L Co.
JUVENILES.
Messrs. Lee 4 sheppard, Boston, are To-
suing dns line Of juvenile books Gr the
holidays among tbs most noticsbe, are
The Cruise Of the DAshaway, the Little
Spaniard, and Ga. West, smother Of the
Dotty Dimplo series. These are Of the
very bsst calss Of reading for our young
folks. and will, Of course, NEE: with nm.
qualified favor At their hands. Messrs.
Sheldon 4 Co., have also issued . library
set of8 volumes, entitled, Spsstsslss for
Young Eyer. They treat ofths sights to
be sssns in eight q the principal cities Of
the world, and are at once instructive and
interesting. They will be heartily vel
coined by youthful readers.
Blackwsods Magazine. for November, 10
at hand. Itequals the more ssdats quar-.
tsrs in its literary and scientific depart.
msnts but its pages are snlivshsd with
we'll told narratives and clever akstchinR
papers. which. BY their occasional rspubii.
cation in book form. have been stamped %
far superior to ordinary magazine litsra-
turs. Bulwer and Lever and Mrs. OliphanO
have written much Of late in its pages
FINS GooDs-H. Strauss. the furniture
dealer, has most elegant sssortmsn. Of
choice furniture a his rosms On Second
street, between Brady and Perry. All de-
scriptions Of parlor and dining room iurni>
turc,a splendid sets for furnishing cham.
bsrs. Call and see the goods, they are not
surpassed in the city.
Ssow has came at last. and % have the
new goods at Childs 4 Cos.
Nov 10 the chance for every enc 10 select
fne goods from Robert krausss choice
stock. They have but lately arrived. and
are the latest styls from the best manufac
turers. Dealers should rot fail to visi. this
wholesale establishment whom in tho eity.
CnicAco.-The steam engine city Of the
west. shows its enterprise and go>ahead.
stveness, by eagerly grasping At the new
ssnsa.ion. Love among the Roses"
Royal Bnklnx Powdo
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

TIE ,isth quarterly concert Of the second
series given BY the Msndlsssehn Society will
take place ss the Burtis Opera House, on
Wednesday evening Of next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
Personal

Information Wanted.
THE ADDRESS OF MRS. LAURA J. MAGEE
for neriv of New Orleans. II not IN the city, will
scme friend or relative OF hers. leave her addIess
the Ds~ccsAr Odice. BY 80 doing thsy will confer
gres, favor npon the subscriber.
noS
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Aud cell article needed by every business nan In
she country. Agents vealisc net prent OF FROM
SO to e20 per day. cash In hand. Only few dol
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stamp. WESIkHS PUBLICATION CO.,
Corner Sd q nd Perry strests,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
THE CITY

No RsroRr. Again We are obliged to
say 10 cur readers. no afternoon news and
market reports. Csuse-snew On the
wires Good excuse. Isn't ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

DoN'r LIT rHg RsrssrsR aBAn o. IT,
or oeurss nst. cant travelling mar, p,eeul
demo, Ail the way from Dstrsit, g "a
Tiptep. ell . pstsnt right fer far =, drivs
shsrp trade, come to Davenport to sss
his Amerstts, have detective snatch hin
back TO nr up the sharp trade, without
the reporters telling every body oil about
iti The thing is perfectly prspostsrous--
such indigaity But stnsn yea know q
lsne - 40 names are called, it's oil right
and, II the trade vac square and fair, NJ
harm will some Of 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

OoisciskScs.-A few days ago the dwell
iug Of Aid. Conklin, Of this city, came nsas
being destroyed through IN unsafe furnace
1us. Yesterday morning the house Of Mr..
Csnklin's partner, Ar. John Farlong, No.
1885, Wsbash Avenue, Chicago, caught are
from the furnancs. and sustained abeu,
1000 damsgs; soply insured. Well dsns:
and new Ne suggest 70 the other member si
the 6rn sf Conklin Brss. Z Co., y Try biz
hand at dsssssis sonhasrstisp, With q
viev Of doing up better ID thss either el
these reported.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Royal Bnklnx Powder
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does H. Ask your grocer
or il. aud take no other. Il Is . decided
Improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

RsADY ron rHE SursRsTRrcrURk. The
stone work on the Arsenal bridge from the
Illinois shore, to the Island Was eompletsd d
yesterday, and everything is now ready for
the iron superstru cturs, IS seon as Gen.
Rodman shall award the contract. Uncle
Sam has done his work thus far in the IN mos.
approved manner. The piers are models OF
beauty and everlasting stability, such as it
will all be when completed. Now hurry up
the preliminariss on the bridge across the
main channel.
SoLpIgas' RErNIoN.-Thc proposed sol
disrs' reunion At Chicago, on the 10th and
10th inst promises to be big thing. 1t
is to be q meeting ofmembers Of oil tho
Western armies. Iowa will probable be
well represented. Quite q number frc M
this city are making their arrangements to
g. Generals Grant, Sherman, ScheAsld
and Thomas will bs present and take lead
ing parts in the procc sdings. Those who
can afford the expenses attending the trip
will probably BE- well paid for Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

SNrTR 4 Co, viii have their Saturday Z
Furniture Sale. At their new store. Fl Brady
street, formerly occupied BY Sicklss 4 Prss
ton. They have good line tf gods 'or
sils.
DoS'r CIR CREATED, Look Our.-Gsi
pint bottles, 81, ia white wrappsrs-Wol
COTS Ann biia.or, fer il cures Catarrh
Wolcot,'s Pain Paint cures pain, aii kinda
and heals al soc, withou' stain or smart
Physicians, We have very I'm, skele' on
wired. . rev amputa,ins lot Of instru'
msnts, and an assortment Of splint', etc
All will be sold for $l25, cash. csst svsi
5000. Must be sold At once.
HAnRrsoS Il SrARxs, IS Brady &.
personal Hiram Price left last
evening for Washington D. C.. Jas. T. Ian,
accompanied him.
We were favored. this afternoon, with Z
short call from c. w. Hobart, the Iowa cor.
res pondsnt Of tho Chic,go Republican.
Nh. DRuaY. the newly elected Sheriff oi
Rock Island county, H.. has taken posses
sion. In view Of the many escapes from
his predecessor. he will do well to build Z
pen around his institution TO impede thl
4 ght Of those who may crawl out Of the old
concern.
Now's rBE TIxB.-Ths best place in thu
city to procure your winter clothing aI
very lew ratss is Rothschild's, corner Cd
and Brady streets. An immense stock il
now on hand and will BE- sold lower thar
the lowest. Go early and make your %
lsction.
HBAvy Srolx.-A regular down.sas
snow storm visited this section last even
ing, and BY continuing during to-day ha'
given us . fair specimen Of slsighing th,
ground being covered 10 the depth Of sew
sral inches. Such . luxury, smackinf
strongly Of jingling bells. q dashing rig
and the usual accompaniment, is . luxury
indeed.
1s "A BAD WAY.-Ths boys Of Pert BY
ron are, W fear, in bad way. The RocL
Island papers have published . list o.
names, st the same time calling them very
bad boys, such - swindlcrs, professional
bstters, and stoel-pigeons for gamblers, etc
They are all Of the best families, and worthy
Of better things.
Goiso TO Srorx ClrY TO LIvs.-Ths 70 !
lowing from the Sioux City Rtgistsr cor
firms the de,erm mipaticn OF our old friend
Uncle John Schmidt Of leaving Davenport
Mr. Schmidt. Of Davenport. father Of gu,
young townsmsn, John Schmidt, visited
eur city last week, and was 80 we'll pleased
with our town that he invested some ten
thousand dollars in Sioux City property.
THE Rock Island Argue says 'is 10 whis.
persd about town that . private masquer.
adc ball is to be held at The Rodman House,
on the evening Of Wednesday next thai
about hundred invitations have been Civ.
On ou. in this city. Davenport, Moline,
Camden and Genssso, and to none but
those Of the very frs. respectability. -
Second responsibility will therefore take
back seats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04


The Memphis APpeel Of Sunday iays:
We are compelled 70 record the demise
Of the Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Line.
The st. Louis Packet Company, which was
to put boat in the line. declined to do %,
and after tive losing trips in the trade.
Capt. Davis will, We fear, have to withdraw
the Commercial permanently. This is not
bis fault but our own. A committee was
appointed At meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, If We mistake not. over two
months age. This committee was 10 visit
our merchants and get them to pledge their
support to our local Vicksburg packet. So
far that committee have made no report,
nor have they. a. far - we can learn, ever
taken any interest in the matter.
An uaMltlgasea Ealsehood.
EDITOR OF DExocRAr-lu thisa msrn-
ing's issue Of the daily Gazette W saw .
notice purportinx to smsnats frsm the
jeurnsymsn tailors in eur employ, which
W pronounce !alss in every particular, not
having . woman working for us 10 eur
enstom department.
E. RorsscsiLD L Bnos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

PEMoyAL-Hon. Hiram Price left last
evening for Washington D. C.. Jas. T. Lane
accompanied him.
We were favored. this afternoo with .
respondent Of tho Chic,go Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Nh. DRuaY. the newly elected Sheriff Of
Rock Island county, Ill.,, has taken posses
sion. In view Of the many escapes from
his predecessor, he will do we'll to build .
pen around his institution TO impede the
4 ght Of those who may crawl out Of the old
concern
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

CHICAGO. The steam engine city Of the
west, shows its enterprise and go>ahead.
ativeness, by eagerly grasping At the new
ssnsa.ion. Love among the Roses"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Sxrra 4 Co, will have their Saturday .
Furniture Sale. at their new store. 2l Brady
street, formerly occupied BY Sicklss 4 Prss-
ton. They have good line ,f gods FOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Nov 10 the chance for every enc 70 select
fne goods from Robert krausss choice
atock. They have but lately arrived, and
arc the latest styls from the best manufac
turers. Dealers should rot fail to visit this
wholesale establishment whom in tho eitv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

SSow has come at last, and % have the
new goods at Chlds 4 Cos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Now's rBE TIxs.-Ths best place in the
city to procure your winter clothing at
very lew ra.ss is Rothschild's, corner Cd
and Brady streets. An immense stock is
now on hand and will bs sold lower than
the lowest. Go early and make your %.
lection.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

TiSa GooDs.-H. Strauss, the furniture
dealer, has most elegant assortment Of
choice furniture al his roems On Second
street, between Brady and Perry. All de-
scriptions Of parlor and dining room furni>
turc, also splendid sets for furnishing cham.
bsrs. Call and see the goods. they are not
surpassed in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

TUE DAVENPORT COLONIZATION SOCIETY
: ms:'s o. Lsermanas Han, every Saturday eve
Al persons desirous o! becoming menssrs afs
dcc3 dsts JAMRe M.vyu
, 1868-09-29

som angaaer en- Understanding for 1867
68. bet ;erede Medlem vii endnu idag
faae Leilighed til at omtale him Udvalgs-
betenkning, naar den efter sin Orden fore
tages.
1ste K%ongevalgte Medlem (Willemoes)
anf6rte at den omhandlede Passus netop
vedkom denne Sag, da Diet like kunde an
,tages, at Raadet Wide bevilge Diet foreslaaede
Pengebelob, naar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
som de beskyldtes for, havde udviist Man
gel paa al Skj6nsomhed.
Fernandez udtalte, at han like kunde
tilstede den hegyndte Discussion fortsat fra
Medlemmets Side.
lste Kongevalgte Medlem WiIlemoes)
sagde. at naar han standses at FOrmanden,
MATTE han oph0re.
Da Ingen videre begjerede Ordet, sattes
Udvalgets Indstilling ON at Bevillingsfor-
slagets Belob nedstttes fra $3.50 til $243|
under Afstemning, og vedtoges med 81
Stemmer mod + ; hvorefter TiIl'pgsbevillin-
gen med det saaledes forandrede Bel6bI
$243 Iigeledes vedtoses med 9 Stemmer
mod 6.
Fortsettes),
, 1868-09-29
FOR ST. CROIX.

wi ONDAY THE 14TH OF SEPTEMBER 1868, at ~
o'clock noon, the Colonial Council held an
ordinary meeting, instead of that fixed for the
18th instant, which had been postponed in con-
sequence Of the birth day of Her Hajesty the
Queen.
All the members were present.
The minutes for the last meeting were read.
His Exctflency the Governor informed the
Council, that it was a satisfaction to him to
have been able to meet the memorial of a
member of the inhabitants of the town of Ere
deriksted, which had been transmitted to him
by the Council in the month of January last,
wherein they solicit that the town-taxes may
be paid there on the spot and due receipt be-
given. The Judge in Frederiksted had readily
met his proposal to take the charge of the col
lection and those taxpayers who are not also
owners of estates may, agreeable to a Notice
that will be published later, in future pay their
taxes at the Judges Office, where they will be
received every Friday forenoon during the same
periods of the year as those in which the taxes
are now received in the Treasury's office in
Christian ted, and due receipt will be given by
the Judge, and they will not require to be noted
in the Bookkeeper's office.
The End member for Frederiksted's tow
(Faber), being the Member who had adopted
the memorial as his own, thanked His Excel
, 1868-09-29

lency in behalf of the petitioners for the decl-
sion taken in the matter.
The Council proceeded to the order Of the
day
|, Notification of the patents of election for
planters r. G. Knight and A. Latimer, as
2nd and 4th members for Frederiksted' s
country district, for planter L. F%arrelly as
end member for Christiansted's country dis
trict and for Counsellor Chief Justice Stake
mann K. d appointed by the Governor, in
behalf Of Ii. NJ. the King as End crown-mem-
Der.
Planter T. Farrelly had not brought his
patent of election, but the Chairman declaring,
that he had presided at the Board of Election,
and knew that the patent of election was in due
order, the Council permitted Mr.. FarrelIy to
take his seat in this meeting, on his bringing
his patent of election at the next meeting for
examination. The other patents of election
were examined in the manner prescribed by the
Rules of Business, whereupOn the Chairman
pronounced the parties legally elected members
of the Council. Planters Latimer and Il.
.Ferrelly signed the oath prescribed Planter
Knight and Counsellor Stakemann had as
former members signed the oath.
2, The 2nd discussion of the additiOnl Money
Bill to the Budget f)r 1876 Item ID. ~:
The Poor Department.
The Committee appointed had rendered the
following:
COMMITTEE REPORT.
In the meeting on the 18th February last
the Colonial Council appointed a COMMITTEES
charged with reporting on the Governm nt'S
proposal for an Extra Money-Bill to the Bud
get Item d. IL ''the Poor-D Department, . for
the financial year 1S67-G8. The Councils in
I%tention in appointing a Committee was, to in
v~estigate the cause, or at any rate to convince
itself of the necessity, of the continued increase
in the amount of support in money for the pau
pers in Christiansted, while the amount for
those in Frederikstsd, which in proportion to its
inhabitants is considerably less, is about sta
|%tionary. The Committee considered it requi
/ tie to be furnished with a list of all the indi-
|vidualS in ChristianSted receiving support in
money from the Poor Establishment since the
lst April 1867, showing the individuals place
|of birth, amount Of the support as we'll as the
time when the support commenced, and the
Government was requested to procure such a
list. This has been compiled in January this
year and only received on the 2Sth ultimo,
which has caused the delay in the matter.
1t will be remembered, that the Money-Bill
for the financial year 1S67-6S sub item ID. IL
demanded support in money for the paupers
, 1868-09-29

information, that the proposal has been reduced
from $500 to $243, which is the amount with
which the grant for $4,000 has been exceeded.
The letter states, that $3242 46 have been
applied for Christiansted's jurisdiction, or
S242. as more than the sum gran!ed,-for the
jurisdiction of Frederiksted $1342. as or
SlO7. 50 less than that granted.
The time being so far advanced, the Com
mlttee would recommend the Council to sane
ton the expenditure of $243 which has been
applied beyond that granted for the last fnan-
cial year for Christiansted, without at present
to enter upon any further investigation in this
respect a good opportunity will be afforded an
other Committee which it is supposed the Coun-
Gil will have to appoint when a like additional
Money-Bill be introduced to the Budget for
lS6S-69. The draft of this Budget demands
not only the same amounts as last time, for
Christiansted So ,4O0 for Frederiksted Sl,45O,
but a further increase for both places, so that
these Budget-ltems have grown up to So, 500
and 81 1850, while the Budget Committee has
recommended them reduced to $1,000 and to
Isl $50.
The 1st member for Christiansted's town
(Clindinenl referred to the contents of the
RI port.
The 1st crowm-member (WillimOes) called
Il tentiOn to the Committee on the Budget for
this year having in their report blamed the
oor-Commissions for want of not acting judici-
ously in granting support, which was an insult
to the Commissions.
The Chairman observed, that the Committee
report on the Budget for lS66-69 had nothing
10 do with the present case, which concerns an
additioal Money-Bill for 1S67-68. The honor
able member would be having an opportunity
later to-day to give his opinion on the said conf
mittee report when it comes under discussion
lin its order.
The 1st crown-membcr (Willemoes) said,
that the sentence alluded to just referred TO
this matter, as it could not be supposed that
the Council would grant tbs amount of money
proposed, when the Poor Commission are
blamed for having evinced want of judg-
ment.
The Chairman said, that he could not allow
the Member to continue the discussion which
he had commenced.
The 1st crown-member (Willemoes) said
that when prevented by the Chairman from
speaking he must cease.
No other member taking the word, the Com
mittee's proposal that the amount of the
~ mn