, 1869-03-19

wss uirnrtrr on the e1ehts Of othsrs ttat the ey
Hna not inasssero NTH psArtng aud preaching.
+ ,,s1ccd 10 caplias I'D the task mailer.
some ? ron wovedthas trstra1 ! rt.olstoE to en-
toLsa ths ~, tho shou!d resolve 70 as,t&se
The r.: casdit ptret sad h. eoufd It stay any
thxn.
7he preceding ,pestsr ,p,t. ,n.ue,n,y At tosns
| lecEth. lie concluded By the stat&ncut toas shcr
| tnnst Ict b diseouYased By eEpsy seats. but
| rar,t hanrts away until shry rot men up 70 the
sesetaeon Dt !. i .'ood ~ - eorpT.is suad woais
nrxAxxs or nA. 1xlrr. -
spoken hetars. +. w.s libel 10 s4J public optu-
Ion waa NOT tn favor Of tlotlne Tho c1tts Of bell
| ros OILY un Ihe s.eeuh. tut on c,etJ dsJ. No
| tnes nrRs eoulo make that opirlon stronger, Nov
II city ontcss cid not do their duty lei thea "a.
eate Az pzisaH lndtyida.l q stgat TO mora
Who relieve n God AlmiEhtT, I'D did not Tsat SI
once. atd Eaen That waa secured the peonle
you'd back then With moreJ. II they nor- d u
hlys payed sbe n, for a.tss naaoe .1a ls, oq1s
bcievcd N mcr1l and physical f,rec. Hmeu did
5os M1ieve IN God then trey must BE- itduepeed
some ono 10 moro and thsy would iolloa. "@'
Elac1ALAKora Ax1AhKa
M. Wtetler rose 70 point ot eIp|snattou. A
e!oe tlRhit tat any utheE man had. II wouis
Ios % sAe 20 take other Croutd for i. rntrht he
tn.t sre Tine ito bel.esets might 30 IN the
Some msa rad !! he Sunday iaw w.s eve. to
ne snIorsed he1e: they bad TO look TO tho ,poi
oa,1 sen;,s: n! ".n IN 80 ~ h.d Ill
so!o nqaof "a sundsy. tho Law m1st tAte cog.
4isasss q Nd ,hc hall would be tet rolling.
n n1nat "euio DO msre GOOD tuau al their meetings
would oe az tssos. uis be.el. con!a aaa not ,nor3
% % dnstEatd tho politicians. Nov wiN the tins
fcf
ehou d sRafa;e. &c wanted 10 have no zneai mar
les open on Sunday. &c wanted nothing 10 be
sola on suId1y- lie wanted 10 street cars run on
MI. Bs!.tou raid the res ,.n:!on va, mere
.na enatId,1e,y: ,1.e,y 5hsy se1n1d s1ke oqt oushs
merI eon1ea enough Is enferes t. ae I'll I'll eo: eo
eoor1ke e pFofeea.e liquor rell:s. He believed
H. H. would astatainate him. Chicago vas ruled By
Iason o., n...ea whe9 St s1cs rss
hise did rot trforeo The law, theY should tot
eeId him to he Assemhly and Scna,e when he
WaItea ,SaI 81 70 60; He and ~ hearets vtrs worse
ballot. every csosal ltw woalt ho enforced nnd no
orc could Conceive what Chicago would b. lin
6oue sediE1dusl wanted 4 COMMITTEE sppolpt.d.
TO % tustaI Cd BY the meeting, to Take s.eps 10
etforce tho surdar laws. They should hive
se ss e n, sae oi
there Faa III hbundscee Of moral power In the
community. II the Aaycr dsd not enforce tte
AAWh NAHy "Q4N %HVN 41E IEA&Q1s
seme oce n the gallery moved 70 stnke ont the
bt tfpeMtd."
Doctor KEapp wArted to know Whit WIS mc1nt
soAe enc mpvcd 10 lsy the subttct On tie tab,a
TIE Vlte Freeidcnt tried 10 eIplatn the stAl1.
Of An1f..
Two q ,hree gentlemen On the aoor also t.ied
10 explain.
The motion to lsy oa The Table w.s seconded.
1hh gentleman who uade the moulin expluued
parliamentary law.
Mr.. Bi1. Ton also explained pa1lt snenta.y law
Several reHopa insisted that parlam Ct txry rules
ehonid be ohteryed. 8rd eoEtended that the mo-
lion 70 lay On Tie t4bie Wa In oldsr.
Tbs motion waB voted down.
The eent!erasn WIN wanted n the eTcntn9 70
know II there WAS sny p1efnefe, hers a:ared 10
cay eonethtrR. but VEL chckcd "a.
The amendment was adopted aud the resolution
~ trnenasd agreed TO, deet.ttnR that the uQuor
ANs thzt b. TlRtd1y enforced.
The man Hho NfAhed them 10 run with the poll.
ue1tns wanted TO krov how they were 10 enforce.
They must Put !Ihudnt'A Al men on the canmluec
--C. d. FA1well SD John Wentworth, He movso
Ael mntttec Of hftcEn be app3iu.ed
II was 20 ordered.
It WA osdtrea thst I COMMITTEES OF three be Z D
| PORTED 10 eelcct tic committee OF NJ cen.
The comualttee eons1sts Of HesaEl. 0ookins
| Hnyt and Paine.
| a Scotch gentleman, IN The gallery. wanted /,
kEoW where the money WA to come from.
| Dr. Knapp Replied that that wA not the q,ea
f-tion
The Scotch gentleman said that that wls yer
| well; be was RlAd to boar It.
BY thie lime About ten members remained. VIII
were dlteuselnE the great tRtue, v hen thn iAnttc
t0ae to er*ouAl eI Ipilr8utn, and Sisted that
wAl late ard that he tnnat ahuk up,
1tc ncei'rG adjourned.