The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
INDIGNATION MEETING.
Interesting Meeting on Monday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PaSsa1

= Interesting Meeting on MonGa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Passed.
DR.. \. \. Gardner called the meetin
to order.
> On motion, o. Z. Paul was s%electe,
Secretary. No minutes being attaina
-, lie, the REPUBLICAN report OF tn,
= meeting on Monday night previous wa
read.
Mr.. Huffman corrected one erro
in the report. The second question
~propounded by him was as follows
Did the City Council strike GU that par
/, Of the ordinance requiring a majority OF
tax payers to petition for dramshop Ii.
cense before being granted. The Chain
then asked for ether corrections of the
REPUBLICANS report. No one respond
ing. the Doctor himself objected" to
the language attributed TO him. He
said his language was not that he knew
no Il outside of the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches whom he could
trust. but was to the effect that outside
of those two churches good timber was
scarce. The editor of the I;ErrEL-
CAN would prefer to trust to his notes
taken on the spot than to DR.. Gardner's
memory.
The report OF the committee appoint
ed at the last meeting being in order.
Judge Rohrcr stated that the committee
had examined both the assessment list
and the petitions; that there were sol
resident taxpayers, and Ill resident
taxpayers signed the remonstrauce-
not quite 4 majority.
Dr.. Howard then submitted some
resolutions prepared at the suggestion
OF several members Of the committee,
but they had not had opportunity to
concur therein, and It was submitted rs
- minority report. After 4 lengthy de
bate, participated in by Rev. Dir. Huff
man, Esq. John, DR.. C~ruikshank, May
or v. W. Caldwell, i. NJ. Danlord, $.
+. Garrett, and l.. c. Stiles. during
which examinations and determinations
were freely INDUCED in, the resolutions
were a~dop;cd-tLirty-Gye voting for
them and none against. The third res
olution had previously been stricken
out-proyiding for the employment Of
counsel to protect the rights of the pco-
pie. The resolutions are rs follows:
Whereas, The city Council did lay ON the ia
hlr, without consideration, - r,m,ustIaur, nu-
Iu'r'oriy signed bs tia tax paving citizen. Of
savannah, PRAYING that The ordinance in relation
{" ofaW-hpus should r,Iaa.p - II then cNlsfui
without cItEgv; gud
Whereas, iuv tify Council I'D repeal said or-
'ia-''r PAYING no scs11a 10 the WISHES oi The
!ti'pnyI.; -4I
Where's. The -atl Council Of the city of 81
'aul4l, pli- On tir IVlb day oi July. 1874. Grant
- John hrai- and I. Becker draIIsuup license:
whereas. TIE ely charter only gives them
'' privilege ID Zeal .ui "ui l.ph.Ji; dra-4-
So a.raa-, Tn. neral statutes II the S.a.r o.
y H.rl only rl..rr"u "a. t.aIrI lGr I!.i5 10
'' 49, n'a"I no @trf sl.i drama mos
o. POI" ''1 -7 90 9~'siI1I, "a !At5 Ia-c.fa-
H.-sl.,I, j.. Thattlr Council, in refusing to
got. '"t-.tc' De I.uIsh-..-. presented ilsir
@',t!L.-. bpf!y oa IN, -JsH Instant, did do ,t,-
.H'. 'a ihe it,t'EHA .u,a. principle, OF oar GOV
aa.'.!., aHi Aui.4 receive 'dr ryu~u.u.
Z. r'4 .t. - 4ltt the ,ruuyu. Il -~..tHffre-
.tl".."| license, ,'"j exercise 'ta,.- ip.
f.''rl 30 D IA B.. '.tu'. lar ,..rt,r ui tI. cfy %
, .''.'.'"' Cd. Us i-ri s-t,G,- a. .Ig ~l.." ,
i..u.,,I, 3 TIA. gu.ai1 William Caldwell
Is r1ii'rr To- ana .- gsr-,y l,u.i,r,. uur Thanks I
j lt' -.'ll %" e" ID IA iiy'r "i the -.-Hj ut ~ =,