The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF MAY0R
LANSDE0.f r
ANNOUACEMEsT OF TMksTANDINo
COMMIT EED.
4. A. nasnssa AppssntsA csAbtss aisr
Wn. Mssisls Cesy Jaiasss go
10 r. -. ward, street
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The new council was dseanized las
night, with his Henor, Mayor Lans
den, and the following members pres
ont, Ms~rs Taylor Halliday Wood
Schulz, Woodward, Rearden, Fitzgerald,
Winter, Xetcalk Seaie, swayne, Stratton
Cunningham, Walder, and Kleb- rs.
Alderman Rearden was appointed CLERK
pro tenn
Mayor Lansien then addressed tn
Council ssfoliow; llI001 : r
6tsttsn,ss, of az Uty Csssfil: 3 %
The city charter Of the city Of Cairo
provides that the Mayor shall, fnDrn time
to time, give 10 the City Council infor.
mstion relative to the state of Che city,
and shall recommend to their considera-
ton such measures - he shall deem eHpe-
dent for the advantage of the citys
In compliance, vhh- this replacement,
l-snd in con forml,y 10 this chstsIA bereto-
fore established BY any prsdeeesssss, de-
sire to submit for your consideration some
roniarks and suggestions touching the
Prs-nnt oe.disioo of the city, ana it' gene
cal welfare n.t.1ll Ioi L-slni1 80
WoarGT Z st uict 20 gethGr, this, .eseuing
A. VIM "a. ;. rsss;s!
ereisc Or large patronage 20 dspenVe,. pgt
rather as thc repre,en.h'''es y. hu.'o'o
or nnP'i,:n''oo, ,2esf sovs ,,ns' z.
muhH panty. bt. "e'elsHe.e.i ~
go'efhush~" "a . ."
merely local one, !e. 'he ..; .u'"o "
ny ehefcisoa ana 'ho uu,'es tei"'a'a .,
u, ,sPt.,eh'a.,,se. ars ., .snss an,x ~
nov inen'lcal WIN thosc 'ou"u W 49, ="
every gqsernneht kheShn ort Spn'ty
iahtny eme' hpNe'e,' LII sp'"rh IT,.
Is sesni ef rev 20 De, Nv r., ,no
people near OF ns ,om'u'nos 'ce' .nc
pressure OF US Pow'ri out ~" t,n.
sh'Tely uhAequa.h'sa W. ~ ~ Ing
remove, ,rsl..3.h,g, s,rglA
:, bus wa. ais y, 'H' III S s en-.
right az among he people and not ii .ny
degree removed from tnem. 1
breaker, the iaw-ekseater, and all the
other Instruments ana means OF govern
meni, are seen and unders,ood ana ~
!-etthe Whole s.sueuon :, sss ~ rSts ssiI ~.
a l.
ssrc"e sesumees 20 ~ 1917
OF local govsfhmenl; ine PeoP.e, seens
the whole inarmeety " sysnNen',,
the u'nys ~ .v'rN
US ,, ahmi'I.s'rh''o" "s ns
fcad''y a'ce''"in , wne'' ,ns 49,,
eomcs rom: 'ne ~ 49,
I ~mcn INC eNn PIoes.u nv" i nu
eeno'd th"t ihsA,no' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Known AZ Ieas' u, ou. vT" 'o.a". 80
| nos eh.,teS a',iM,. 49,
namely, 'ns neeouns .', r., .r,
Fnsaueo' Tue PeoP.e..r. tsvp.s.
Though many may ao9o' ,he propo.''
| ton contained IN the w9rds, the govern.
meni OF inc poop. .or .ne peoP.s anS ~
the people yet ~ the snins wnere mus !.
place I1s =. ',ae ~. t ~, az. J TSn.n
" IN iochi goNe'n'"e", . IN sa 80.
remarks may seen' no' '"s
ouI Pe'"'p', Ii"o,o A' ,;Ii fon,y
YET e 49, ,,..,.',. a..
coheeoe ,na ~.
funoamehsn ~! ~ W az
const"ntion on our "ss s:.,.', .
fre9ueh' reeu''.",e
civiI govcrhmeh' Is hps"e.e,! hee.ss"s
TO preserve the blessings OF hoetty.
| In entering upon tnc aischarge OF we
duties OF the municipal year We have nts'
TO look at INC WORK o' au,
ue 70 pe Pcr, .h ha which
70 Sons,ass . msw ho sccowrli,hed
.rs'r Pe.,oh f,%n: 80 ~ o Coma In
Wee NOV ae' a.ssss,Iy =. %.
mere Iof 'ns mn INV. s.sa ~ 7 :orc.;vs
.o!mers' 80 esnesm" $500 %u - .ny one a,
70 maze P1n,n' s'.a =. Shss ~, =, Iii iii, No,
wy Puo"o 49, h... =. a.. ,.r,s.
oo ao"o, ou ...,, Of 49, INC voasa
CO. uS h", nv" ~ ,hs na9nis of onr citv vhosc
;U,ors.t. ss far as tbs ~oycynment Of tbe
n sM.vi nn =. have hscn sntrustea ~
u"' ~. Mram;,ss and nisd~s. thst vo
u,i,h, no the law and our action In the
n's";; m ell ;n,niv ia nromiso ar
pp,o1rs moe tbsn tbe law ;mpiie.' would
Paeas' mI' '" nran ms NV ,isape which i,
pe " ", n nr S,,v s,ssL An
S ~U aar.S,,l and Ts;;h6', di.chsrse OF
,ho 49, NJ tho nosi,ions IN which the
Wv La hss. called NJ IL NH thsv will re-
p pvir.' n"d no, less than what thew have
T' r;rht 20 cxneet and demand al our
ba v Viii nj! before Us we can scarcely
n noI G,r ,,trav' WV
sTnE roxIrE AND POLICE REGULATIONS.
To preserve good order in our city, and