The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LUCAL LEI AN MGN
MEETING OF Lor.HoLosas OF ot ,, T., HILL ~,
holders q OAK nm ns ssHsssE ~ a. hfd .os
S S Hsd% S5 M G1T IgSsS 81 i1
sdalrs OF the cemetery MT. W. w. oofeofan
PTs.dGs Il wi 0s Dss0 he fSIosns resolution
for the purpose Of testing the sense OF the
~ hsrcby rendered TO W. W. Corooran, esq,
for having induced an inyestis.tion Into the
affairs and management OF YAK Hill Oeme.ry
ms%e saeh investigation, for their diillsenos |
and attention In the disohsfEe Of their dutissi |
nj %Ssps vi" 70 ssSa
meslties, but Il IL their deliberate Judgment
s R shows that the interests 81 The com
pany VIM be promoted by such change In the
management as will secure harmony OF aouon
and a better system In the Administration OF
In support Of the resolution Col Philip said
.sn shse s ss. ,rs ss with 90 much eos.
tempt. The cemetery should be piseed In the
hands OF board Of management that would
act a. unit and carry out the original design
Mr. JenEin Thomas desired the secretary TO
read document handed him By the superin-
tendent Of the cemetery, Mr.. Blundon, In ex-
planation OF the charges made against him.
At this poin. Mr.. John Msrbury, formerly
2, ns y ISsrs ., nsn rs on. ~ the
witnesses before the committce IN ressrd to
three cord. OF wood saia 70 hAyc oeen hnuiea
Mr.. Marbnry refstsi the charge and said the
services were entirely gr.tuMous: A.,
Mr. Coreoran said ,nn sv s1yr .o .r,,,,s ~
supposed that the testimony was published
with the view OF casting any reflection upon
Mr. A. r. Shepherd offered the following,
Reiolrsd lhat ,he tepotSi w ~ ~ ~.
Imprinted oe suomteu 70 nv uoru " %,,L ~
s strScsIon. 10 adopt such features therein ..
they may deem 1est sIaptea 70 the ln,eresm ~
this sompspy,wtn ,un P9wersto srtsnss suen
OF itA officers, as 70 prevent hereaIter any
io3sens ot ,h,s .me,sms ~ ny IN ~. n.
luton Of Col Philip. -.
MI. shepherd thought there was an tueom
pleteness about the matter that called foi
MT. Harkhess, chairman Of the committee
said that the report was conciusiye AZ lar a. u
went .,,., =, a.,
% NJ pinnaon e''"'' '"'
VI NJ H,rLness reItera,,d the .t.t.m.nt mad
100. "
MT Jos HI B5salsy s5 said that he rspo%S
by a COMMITTEES OF sentiensn too Well Know
IN ,his ~ " nnem Wolu uVuv ~ ~
MI. ~ = I h ue' s ths report ~ N y
Som .,het, snI nopeu 'he meeting "ou'a u
Nj; g. "; Bssii said II the paper, Ia n ,
hanHf OF the , secte eS we're resa wou,G
Iesay sSen i M Ne iui
Col. Bsrrst Insisted TT. upon vote being take
the tesoiutioa otfered Sy M. sSsphsrd' '''
Mt, Johh /. nlVen saiu ne woniu not zoe
NY himself WIN any LnaMiausi, anu sn9a
After q spirited debate upon the merits
me questloni vote was Mhen, me ohsIf q
Gliding that the amendment was not adopte
divilon was then called LOT, And m ,.,,si
eHS,e W M sst,yss, is. nss ~
I'm ~. " ,ba ~, ~ phs 49,. ssr9sSst,,, a,
oft,oi' PSiiip' Ana il wa. sSonted. '''u''
r ~, LILY, snu ~ 80 ~ aIopseu. A. A.. IL
me ane'noh va .hen tn a,s sto une ,is
OF certain iotnoiaetsHo Vote IN tne meetin
S0giee.; -, --,.,,
MI, Soteo,sn n9pca tan ess,y Io,-noiu
w"S's Se psn Me- e ~ not I'm n a.
eohyeysa ieet, s1d oy th"the hsht toN'
"9 Th. PC He,ermine ,, q, ,, ali ,o,,,
adsed iot thai number Of feet to vote.
Inc meeting 'hen adjourned.
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sTITuTE.-The seyenth and last sessioa
me Normal Institute Tor sunday Sch
poiisss ehSish, ar. {. X ssSstins ef prs.i i
and Rev. q. A. Hall. OF the Young Nd
meeting and opening exercises.
The ntst lecture OF this session Vas
ilFered BY W, a. Wisong, eel OF Bsliim
Hs oesapyins h.If az hour s .na va. ll,,s
to With the deepest interest
After singing hymn, the answer. to
4, Burr snd 9; II. stosilaI What DO
:e9coI~ .1d How shall we incIs..e he
aeurny anu emeleney Of o9r sunday .ehoo
eis Ts .,o.,, .,,,.. ,.,,,, =,