The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

III
Johnson, Casweli whyss' oroggon, ana ois ,a.e
The meeting WAS canep 70 oIoer " .ne p rssls
cepted the position reluctantly on account Of
physical dlsabiiities ,,..
g9mmuniea.ons were me- ,eef une, NON Mer,y.
Held, applying for situations As teachers IN the
public schools; heieried 10 the Committee on
ESsmination Of Oandida,es. ,,.,.,,,. ,.,s
received, read, and ordered TO be placed on re,
cord. $500.
MI btGwn from S me me- o Hmndsr s on
the. bill Of MT. shepherd for furnishing school
sns
the amount due Mr., shepherd.
further iSuesss.tion, as he upderstSod That 10
some districts the number OF articles charged
had not been delivered. ,v,
sons charts were not authorized BY the Board
He did not want the bill OF MT. Shepheru forced
through the Board. II was 1000 higher than 1t
Mr.. johnson said that the purchase OF vii.
sons charts In his district had been made be
cause some Of the teachers had represented that
woodward and Wilson came into his district
I FlRSsssss aSa o.asIea Sst % pusSsd
BILE for what Ne did say. but that the assertion
snst ~ ~ ~ wn.,i ~ t,.teas H..
false.
MT. Clark said that no had nseertaincd, upon
$4,000 H. tho XIII snJ hui nine could bc aoun5
in tho schools, twenty bells, and he could find
but afteeni twepty,eight window shades, and only
M Tabnsnn saiS ihnt bc boncdl tbi. m,ttcr
would be thoroughly investigated, aud thonght
that, upon eexas ~ Articles misnt ah
Mr.. CLARK said that IL the Tact could be demon.
h, Sp1n sr.S ~ =, NJ nhnc'
an oe Is, tSo bi ne "ou'u ms o'''0
Xii ~ ls ssu nc was nI, ren a cnnnnt Sor
Al the a,iss; referred to before he would vote
Mr. Fox thought that e Mt Shepherd could ssTid
present .he pIvper souenes @ ny hna ue,s ~;
eesnanss,s n thc artieics eoula not now
be found, H. was not wiling, h99weycr, 70 vote
VIZ o cha ahn,e
the ma R price y 81 hst the subject he
a. ~ ny haaaJs 81 anh III, ,.t9 'e
10 tne , suo,Sons sSn as nr r.. A. a,
All ihe n snoais,tc naa seaa Seen gone over
M Csswell dd not see e. what a, they could gain
py , .no ,p,y Dh " .ne o.,' a.,
hyon y, . tt ~, M, ~ ~ ~ III ~.
pm ~ I'M ,o.r a. ~ NJ
triet. Agreed 10. " '' '1'D' wv ''' 'AA' '''
MI hhee s m Tpy1 ,nat she oils rsier,a e XIV
So%mii,ee on heSoants. 10 see Whether he ar.
tieles charged lot nag a oee r., iusn ,,. p
MT. browh moved 'nas me , oiIis lot tne
SeGo h ana rou''h suo-o's"ic's anu tfuS'eeS
IN pe Rnh an. nova, IN ,,,o,d ,v no.,no,,n,
until the report from the Third District had been
received:
Mr.. white moved that the bills for the First
Second and foqrth listrlcts and trustees Dill DC
referred back 70 the oommttec on hceounts
with instructions to communicate with MT
ShHpncfus Anu teQuest nun 70 mhkc OUT new
bills, and that the committee report AZ the ncN'
meeting. agreed 70.
III the othfr motions were LOST.
Tho reporroi the committee on accounts, in
volviag the 81 Of MT. shepherd, was dlseusset
ticipated. ,, Ar, p.., -,
Mr. Clarke uoSsa ms sn NJ W hou ~
journ II be to ~ec' peN' su"''"y evening
Agreed to. -,.,ru., of Oh. .onnt,
Mr.. Fox was elected ehapwah " the eo'"ri''
tee on annual reports. -.,,.. a.. .o.o,,,.
Mr.. Brown from the. com vn ,a5arrot
presented bill from Mr. Ba'~h'shej fc'erree
t. committee on accoupts. AN,
The treasurer presented numbe, " ohiSi
which were ordered to be paid: A.,
The secretary was ordered TO request. W.
met TO PC occupied ~ othcr parties.
a, MT Ciarke arose 70 MAKE person eMpinsn nm
saiu oy persons VINO ws ne Tus.noa
ness as mempeT o. the ooaTa on lFustees
THOSE who had petitioned the board o. hiaet
men against ms communion tePrcsenUu JUS
twenyty.siN children In the pubiic schoois. II
nliuae1 70 TemaIk OF MT hShnat ia I'm. nt
shoWeu partihiity 70 me iehaie schoois, wneIeh