Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
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al Pres and re oa{ g Of d ~ i, nUroys
hg NE Ned De defs'rSd 70 moIe proptiors
Of re Bill ID he would at he proYsr r4g os
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STREET INrRovENENrs
Courci bin 10 ave the ca-ra geway of 18Th street,
ifcn NewYork ayenrs to Pennsylya9i s avenue with
lay water main in l2th street west, rom T to {
NJ Cha e, from improvement commit 9, re ported
biIs,O grade ard gravel SIR; eat, from t.
s;r rs rorth to construct a box oulvert ia 18th
oh rom h 10 2st sir ii west; to srS ,s 81 i
trase. Canal a;rse,' between lst and SIZE
ing 'n carl; all OF which were pas-7d.
The MAYORS NOMINATIONS.
Mr.. ChGse. ,ro the commit o on improve-pn,..
rrepor / back the Omination of Hirrn GroS lor
asG he CHAIR M s g. ss She Mel
~ ,eheTs- The ballot result. 4 in "A e-y.eg7 NAYS
r a ns Sesr q fsa the e re-
and argu tat majority only .pld rejct nomi.
TAN, i,Seas 70. rays i. Mr. Hire,i y" W. ''"s
Mr.. Chase ale e, 3rtei back the following nomi.
rays,s.
AND ANOTHER.
Georges FOl1usbec. Con ri sal ger Of mproya-
neI IS Vt The Fourth Ward. Mr.. ii iue NOV I that
he i,tc en- 'Dprove Den' ioc. acted 20 re
- Ch- e, Gro, nan, Quick ,Hine meCatbra7
Moore, Shepherd, Slater and .,tewars, .: pays
r t$! nf cGGShHSy Say sas st.
nGPy - e on s9 96e had hin
r a that The he Re % 20 Mr f9'Gss
WHY TIE cSmmittss report adversely Mr.. Chase
g. Tnk CAT OCT OF THE BAG.
Mr SWAT b sad h hsShe ejgh With the exyp
Few as to h u TH and he +.
ar the II he WAS republican, and would n0ra-
coD r. TR R nsyor md there saes 40
one c'W9craf be would Se them to eohfirm on &C.
3E sexer M TSey br F n2a d.
ard they had done 60 He had VOC {? c,Ifirm ..r
stews and his race il be corId The majority here
h.d rt oycd TO preerye the integrity of their ~
ard woL!d vote to confirm no democrats the Mayo
might nominate.
MURDER WILL or.
Mr.. Met atbrab sIid " Murder will out" Here
ice gentlemen had b;eu steadily den. ing week
z TER W tx that there was any agreement, or that
who al. eat during those di. :ussions, cnn."
ana leis TIE clt out CT the beg.
or WITH VI. HEAD.
Alter further debate. a ballot was t,ken re llt-
-..Nre,s i nays :, blank j; so the nominati1ne
Mr.. rollarsb, } was rejected
ssmuel c,ok Tor Ccm S of Improvement,
o. TIE fith W ard The Dalori'y OF the coTu',.c,
ysCt-C-yo 20, nsys6.
TIE cA-E OF CAREY WHITE.
enIy u he sn Ward W. NM SbS IF
y q ,bs G. %mi:e r M Wb;t sd,eTsIy
and if he t. hen is he analcd for seq aSe D.
.i,iop. M' Ch,se sd the eommi.tese cord n!
been ir'olmed that he hal been -stn il.oxicatei
sineS BE- MI. The posi.ioa Mr. ngCathran said il
partie, who desire bis rejection by this DO ard n,
man MAJ was more competent for the position than Mr..
TIE REPUBLIcANIsM OF TIE KIGHr"
Mr. Crosspan aid =" The di ference be, seea
and reIublicansIn. The n lrmers, by sdOpt n! and
odhering TO tho pri" Hs the pla;ioi n on which
all ttsi Is vital in the nbIlcsn creed The opco
sItioD I'm to regard attschTent TO Mr.. Bowen and
a indication of the: right 10 the republican name
They pIoic 10 be attsch; - the u E, and To-
Intelligence end per onsl worth un., cordially aud
cert " with us, Except pnitica creed and lend
trd reject the uEd'r he preiense of being he l. IL
friends O, ihe Mayor and, they say, because the,
Lee observe hat these men with but one excep
ton, opposed and 'ot,d ,Heanst MAYOR Emery,
istration, rot enlJ in its financial policy, but in al
its crock: d. teif -eki and wicked cour ,, IL they
tGus opposition, il is the fallen dynsstythe roots OF
the J. Doysn contract. They rspretent also, to
Of the leIutliesn party-that loose unreliable
drifting portion that lees nothing below the surface
IN hf.a Rall arat mas 1a MIA 30 tha..
VIII q accompanied by consideration; whose creed
is con pr SEQ in the two PROPOSITIONS: How much viii
say tDat this class OF persons are TO be found alto
9. iheI on their eide. They are giving trou
BILE. have some reason 10 believe that men who
have received nominations from the pre-. snt Mayor
have been making oyertures for confirmation. II
Rowelism must be iiilsd There is as much differ
- &c heiTeen the late city owe. nuent and the
en- % what The proJent oDilt d and was intended
and organized misrn whether We S renes sir tse
Crimes OF the late IoI -.-ment RI mans to be seen
Brt one thing is certain, until do, until we stand
in Il ecnnuniiy and abro 4 for al that is msrcen
m the phrfse "tradine politicians" Mr.. Bowent
sorn9 or o ns eS rsf TO be
iupudence for thee men 70 express any xiety OF
should be tored down if not exposnded by them.
Why, they have already filtered of our city pol
morality every seniin.n OF public virtue Ste" tiIs
and consistently they followed and Endorsed their chief
With . zeal untemperod by discretion. they con.
duct;d the mpaiRn TO continue the control of the
city whOse Treasury thew had made barkiuot I'm
usual aud unwarrantabe means were employed 70
import men from the surrounding country, under
promises Of employms mt, but really to carry the
election. Baltimore and Alexandria enptit their
warrants and criminal uI on US. The desperate aud
dangerous men among MS, who found the atmosphere
OF the City Hall in harmony with their moral train
ing and who were brought into intimate relations
with the party chief aud the party leaderG-Inen
with whom virtue is myth and honor but 3 cheap
jewelry-thole men, who-e support party exigencies
requr; d, but whose presence and association were
omIbous Of defeat TO their friends and who did de-
feat thsm.-these men, bold and shameless as they
were, had sense enough TO tse thst they were not
wanted alter the election, and have mostly retired
But the color bearers remain the decoy ducks
with the dead ducks" among them; and they as
sumo TO have sagecity a1d vrtle enough to make il
proper for us TO select them political guides
Well, gentlemen, we will think OF it; will try
awhile ourselves, and il We do not succeed we may
invite you will be within CALL and doubt not
be ready at any time 10 receive proposals"
After further remarks In the o. strain, ilibus
terng on various dilatory motions ensued, and was
kept up until IL O'Clock m when. under the rule
adopted at the last meeting, the chairman decided
the board adjourned.