The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

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Also, communication Announcing his a
prevail Of the following acts To repair nd
fefurnish the collectors ofice to setthe e. b
stones and pave the footwAys and gutterN IN
the east side OF Thirteenth. and. a-6slf street
west, between U street and Maryland avenue p;
square Graded asi q ana esq psys sae alley In
A communication was received from p. II.
Donegan. city surveyor, In compliance with a
mated cost Of grading and graveiing Fifth
street east, from Pennsylyania avenue to
MSsnfa loM Ma., stating that the cost Of
nue. would be s6e7 81, grayeliug sj3l o5-total
,2oi o. The street I. already. graded from
On motion OF Mr.. Davis, OF the First ward,
Mr.. A, T.. Newton was elected temporary read
ing clerk. aud the Chsir announced the annusl
On motion OF Mr.. Connolly, it was ordered
that ESQ copies OF the message be printed for
The use Of the members, and that 1t be printed
MT. Connolly introduced a resolution that
the various subjects be referred to the appro
priste committees Of this Board, and advo-
Mr.. Moore opposed the resolution. while
he heartily concurrcd in many things the
Mayor had said, there were also parts OF II
which he could not approve, but he hoped
more time would be given members to examine
The resolution OF Mr.. Connolly was finally
| adopted.
The report OF the water registrar was ordered
commissioners and the report s Of The fatend.
ant Of the Washington Asylum, documents
accompanying the Mayors message.
| The following nominations made by the
Mayor were submitted to the Board of Alder.
meni
PInsr WARD.
| W. q. Duckctt h TO-, Apothecaries to the
poor; William Lee, physician, Charles II.
Fry, undertaken. Referred to the Committee
smpisstei.; William seSoo sa AND Walker s
Coke, clerk OF Western market; Alfred Jones
| and j. I, Gleason, as com missioners OF West
ern market. Western burial grounJ-Joseph
| Barfows and George Schnel, CONN issioners OF
western burial ground; Richard Brown, sex.
ket-Thomas II. Langley, clerk William
Helmick, J. II. Scrivener and Charles L.
Thompson, commissioners.
Charles II. Peters, commissioner of i'm.
provements; David j. Evans, apothecary to
poor os 1ohh to sns
| as scavengers; Edward Ambush and Ma han.
lei Tillman, lamplishtersi A. Queen, under
tsker.
! Jon II. Wright, commissioner OF improve
poor, David willisSs and " Robert Green,
scavengersi Alfred hiil and Benz. 7. Fountain,
lamplighters,
T.. 5. Atkinson, commissioner of Improve
mentsi J. $, Jcnes, apothecary to the poor;
lanes LsSnsTd II,SSs Thoms ,u + LytIs re.
! Liverpool and Ohss. L. +. Lewis, Twice Yves.
ley q. Msrshall,J scsvengers.
SIXTH WARD.
= Elmon A. Adams, physician to the poori Jos.
Falrall and John Jordan, lamplighter; Geo.
G II. MoReynolds, seavenyer.
d TRUSTEES or ruBLIc SCHOOLS.
,. First District-A. L. Newton, JuJson s.
!. George +. Mcclellan, WIN. J. Wilson, VIM X
i James q. Dulin and John W. Clark,
d Water Northumberland X. Bond.
" Wood and Coal Messurer, Anacostis Dis
o CLERK Eastern Msrket-Alfred Parry.
% Superintendent Of sweeps 10 Fourta, Fifth
b Commissioners Of Hoard Of Health from tho
First Ward-T. q. Smart and Robert Rey
Mr.. Moore said that there was no such cor
porstion office As that Of undertaken. 1t wa
a duty fulhlled only by contract, referring Il
2; The Chair stated that The oifice was re
10, garded as one fc- municipal appointment.
o, Mr.. Clark moved that the no limitations be r,
'' M. ChsSe ' movea to sSend BY taking u
A. the nomination. OF the Mayor, except this
mentioned By MT MoOre ahd proceed to oH
Mr.. Moore hoped the nomination. would b
L. referred There was certainly no need {
nd an opportunity Of considering the fitness
the persons nominated. He had not had a
ed opportunity to examine the list carefully. bl
mel should be referred-that of Charles II. Petel
ia. as commissioner OF the Second ward.
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jy. evening Of the 10th Of June, (publishel In II
an. REryRLicAs the following morning,) wht
IA. resolutions were introduced denouncing q
~. riotous conduct In that ward on election da
Pa. MT Moore said we ind that Mr.. Charles
er Peters LED "a 10 opposing the resolutions, Al
~, Aldermen to hastily act upon the nomiuatiO
OF such man. one who opposed resolution
,lI- De ,ou9sing one q the most terrible sleetiG
or. right to act without deliberstion In such
his nominationi Was 1t right to allow sueh,
ed Mr.. Connolly said he approved the senti
%Saa a aot Spy x them to Se person. ia
In ton. Al people who oppose the laws tina
ID. protect them and do deed. OF violence an
nounced and repudisted, until they shall hay
shown signs and done worts OF repentanc,
er The sentimen, T. good, hgt It ia ysry pess,e
in in ward have not sinned against It, though fc
n" large and more p5etsntioS, people ha We q,
~ charges made by the alderman from the Fouri
n ward He s, said he was was present a, the wa,
g. in.roC uced not In the spirit Of rebuke, not
- der ounce the conduct OF those participating
10 the riotous demonstrations of that day, but
nc ne man who wished to create more trouble al
IN. It was the man not the resolution that W
~, ~ denounced by Mr.. Peters. That man, too, h,
Ihy, proved treaeherous to the Republican part
~ and worked, heart and hand, to defeat the X
IN publican ticket on election day. II theiS vi
al. any one 70 blame he charged 1t back upon Il
ke While deprecs:Ing what occurred, It WI
Gu false that the people OF the Second wa, We
r'otous aud disorderly. They felt insultc Al
true to his party, and they p qesented IL PREY f
mt Second ward Republican club was not to
40, dictated to BY any such man as the one wi
ITS ferred to-. They were not to DO dictated
re- either by traitors or Democrats.
= MT. Moore thought Mr.. chase had admitt
IL speaker whether truth was uttered by An Ang
Sc or Beelzebub the prince OF liarsi so long As
his due. The fact no one denies. There W
go- violence and blOodshed on election day, al
Nv that, too, because cOlOTed man thong
lite proper to vote the citizens ticket. The poll
Tor were defsd, the superintendent OF the fore
no Major Richards, was badly bruised, and SUI
were the scenes and acts the resolutions d
70, nounced He cared not from whom they cam
nd trefef Ing to the resolutions which he reaC
tn no more noble sentiments were ever expresse
He repeated that the nominee whom he o
posed led OF in the debate, and he shou
,er oppose the confirmation,
III The Board then proceeded to ballot for Il
al
Az received votes in the Affirmative and In Il
a. negative.
sshh Several bills from the lower Board were 7
~ ~, ferTed.
'iy Bill to reCurnish the chambers OF the Cor
~ mon Council and Board OF Aldermen was Ia
on the table,
"A Concurrent resolution from the lower Boar
zen 10 relation to the Washington canal, was
,ch ierrcd to the Committee on the Washingtt
H. Canal.
Ihe PETITIONS, RESOLUTIONS, etc.
DT. Petition for relief from tax on sewer in Sc
en- ond wardj OF y. q, Arms, for the abatement
,to a nuisance In the Third ward for lightlI
with gas certain streets and alleys In the Thl
ward bill to facilitate the preparation OF /,
book for 1885, bill authorizing. the appoiI
ment OF physician to the poor for tho city
largei protest OF Den. b., II. Hin, again
paving OF certain portion of Fourth sire
- eastl OF Mrs. Russell, for improvements b
qk, for the relief OF Lawrence West bill for co
lei struction OF water main in q street south,
est .ween Fourth and Sixth streets east, also
on North Capitol street, between d and u stree
eH- act to establish a scientific high and norm
school, Imade the special order for Monl
- week, and ordered to be printedl-ali OF Will
10 were referred.
he Resolution offered ty Mr. Chase stIr