The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

,s,,,t 49,, !, n,., ,a T. ~ ~, ~ nras a.,
cSbhhIy anu !, must nc nav eVeh IL nc hau 20
enMnnge ms vo.s 80 20 enecs ~, !, en-.
en- or iuDo pross"iinrs he snoroYed. NV
vote wa. taken nsrsen snd A., y.
have we Sies, resolise, ,S o. w prosseaings,
tiea Of MT, Grinder; and he voted:
MI; mo n mere s.a,ed 'ha' mono OIL Elk MEM
PER- hnI 9een ,s swo, ii ~! =, =, u,.,, =,
WI ,a, Ky repea ,n me p,Ss1 hi ri
be sworn in In the room 81 the Board Of Alder;
men: Ihey eon,a 81 oetore mhgltrsto anu
ee sworn ~, ,has es h"a oeeh s~o'n III os'o'o
thsy came 70 tne nan.
mr.. meSatnran aesited 70 know, then, why
~. NJ nv s,oou Uesue hih pu. ms h h on
Mr g R,chsrds iest tbs chsmhep :" 'He oe'A VI
The Chait here decided Mr. Larman not en-
titea 70 vote, ,,
MI Larn ,,i sag ~ the g2ara should SO DC
ciue ne Wouiu not V9te, ~ nopeu the TWO
Rohtiemen IN me cnalr wouIu comptomise tue
The 80 n no, no a ,n1,hnnt h1 .o,e,
me sote WIS teau Wnnou. Ut. Lsimans
nsme ,boud so on tSe Vote eo"'enoea 'h"' inc
CIT UT. hIoyu nppealeu rom tno aecisoh OF tne
stanni',S any nto was nov sus'a'heu' 'he VOC
NJ E,oyu noveu 70 auyouIn. ,, AZ, =
IN. M oiafk moved 10 lay mat mouoh on tue
Uni" Nj I,ova ,v,,,s,o,, MI. uo,,on
Mt. MOORE wanted 70 reconcile INC Opposing
en., nv nnu iot ,nst pulpose ne ~ouiu sus
Bcgsn thh, they meet ~ an carry uay'
the me ohsr INT ,h nc here announced
On tlnancc-Mcssrs. Croeker, Cook and
ny ISs..o,,.,,.,,. ,y. ,, ,,,,.
M Mnnp,a 1o'en'eh's-'iessfs'1 tinuet' hhight
anu M9ofc; .,,-,.L-. ,,-,-y.y-,
Oh Eiections-Mcssrs. Crooker, Baker, and
NJ ur.,v,cl .,,d bo .,o,,, M, .o,ro a.,
Mr. rsnWck saIo ne snouiu not serve on
Senye on J., ~ couia 90 so.
NJ Wonia w Tu W UrgNhlhe nrn.
MI; ofoeker ohered Dill to grade and pave
north. Referred. objections being made.
toSy Sf ana aSoat to read when
out OF order, as he was occupying the floor at
me time. ,,,.,
message rscggs.,.
be found in another column.
ing, 10 lay the message on the table.
II Mr. Crosker moved that Y be referred to the
finhnGc Committee, that u DO printed in the
Joutnhii hhu tnht nye hundred copies be
printed for the use OF members.
q, Mt IN m9 I1r sa,d mat as half the members
lect to It's being printed in the journal. lie
he would move to divide the question.
The question was taken on reference, and II
was so ordered.
The question was then taken on printing In
the journal, Mr.. Talbert calling for the yeas
ana nays.
me yeas and nays were taken, and resulted
So the motion did not prevail.
The vote was then taken on printing 800
copies Tor the members, which rosulted-S for
and against.
SO the motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Morsell moved to adjourn, but aftcr-
wards withdrew II
viding for the purchase OF water pines, for the
purpose OF laying water mains In Grant street,
square Ne: SO Referred
IT. Board OF Common Council. ,
me Board was called to order at 7+o, p. H.,
~ the president, lT. I. Fowler, ESQ., Present,
Mcssrs. Taylor, stewart, Kelsey, Chase, Ruth
eTiord. Hine, Bates, and the president, and
the Fifth ward. No Conservative members
appeared In their seats.
The journal Of the last meeting was read and
approved.
The president laid before tho Board the mes
sage Of the Mayor, which was read by the
re,nrr,tng CLERK, John Thomas johnson, esq.
ihe MESSAGE VIII De found on the first page
OF tT1,.Hiay's kErubLicAN.
While me message was being read, Mr.. Davis,
OF me FIRST ward took his scat.
When the reading OF the message was con-
clgdedE
;o MI Kelsey moved thatit be printed in the
Joufhai, anu mat 500 extra copies be printed;
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Chase submitted resolution for the ap.
pointment Of Thos. r. Foote as messenger Of
inc Board; which was agreed to-.
Mt. kelsey moved to suspend the rules to
spptiL0dnee Pill and desired to state that some
AMI ngHrorca ahI eMeient law should be passed
rsthm 'nI from me dWcIIing-houses and places
~ u, me city. There was law now on
o ont "i iu opok which had not been carried
Waru LOT the iast SIX months, and the people
were eomPehed 10 submit to It. He hoped the
wnuId hs IL suspended, and that the bill
,a nj. Shase SAID that this was q very i'm:
Poraant measure, and should not be hurried
NJ gn.v,. ,r.r,.,o, ,,.,
of the hoard WAS not camn .he o'hsanizsuoih
tees NOT having been appointed:
ton wouId hs u m.eo tnotEnt mat no ohJoc;
,Tesaas oi 'he Dill, ana then 1t could be re-
ie Tha.o ,.,
soan,nsii, ,ns 10 opleStloh, the PHI 10 more
nromote fbe hnsith on a anu garbage, and to
s roI t ,, nea'h anu cleanliness oil the city
va tenu hWice;
tant 49, 90 sN,d tnst the oiil imposed impor-
nen.s' aha as mere were no commissioners 1t
~ E Ealn pt,1priety ne over.
for he nm,Do snen movea 70 suspend the rules
tbiri lime md p,,se hdA'ihs 'he NH read the
~ Shase saiu ~ was now too late to sus-
Een , .he ruios, anu ne should object to any
The Hi jutrodnsseS ~ T., ~ NJ A. present:
oyar .mb Il; W S py MI Kelsey was laid
u =, ~" 1890, ~ soiioWs
r, &c !" rnaeea, &c, lhht the commissioners of
n. 'tttiaas = 49, Z. sPeS'iNc "afus snail
on eomuitions hereinafter specified, employ
s"r r. 0r otnor Seaieies properly constructed,
~, heoatnR the nuiu, solid, or other offal or
6f the civ IL 'nu dWeiinGa anu business places
u. ,nI ~, ILS, mnu IL shail DC their duty to see
nm, nN evening anu business places In their
Wall, WALTZ "te aisteu uhiiy with these carts or
la ~ nsconh ane nIst gay o. may to the hrst
uhy o. peeember, and three times a week from
she nfsl day OF December to the first day of
;tnay, anu mat they snail remove or cause to
pc removed therefrom any and all oifal, solid,
nuiu, or othefwise, which may be collected or
ucposiaeu on me respective premises.
sec .. ~ snail be the duty OF each and every
person OCCUPYING n dwelling n n N har hni linz