, 1875-03-15

and st,ll no examination was had. Tho Council
was guilty Of great neglect, and tbs people could
therefore do no better than accept tho resolu~
lions. What was the use M of kespmg the Gom.
ISens.tion .od applause.l Al that waa left for
tl!em to Do wa to pn. IN their holemn proteat
The 1elief aud Aid Boclety hsd treated them
% Aepi,ase ~ rbe 1ss Hhos Ole fs fsasine.s % ,aoxsi
that wo had usonarchcal and not re- |
publican institutions. Tho hanks aud other |
corporations were authorized BY az 70
County National Dank. Tho Relief and Ai's |
Society claimed to have but one book. Who |
eyer heard o. T. 70 many ,ceounts eTer hsring
uern opposei to IN examination. A'l the money |
| hadnot 20: hoen alnandere1 beforo Al exan1inA~
tioti wou1d be permitted. II tho people wanted |
to do tleir duff, they must look moro into pub
lio afairH.
was confident that II Teller and himself had not
acted NJ they did thsy would have beetl sold. !!
anything. There w.s 70 further uso tos tho
Committee. The menbers Of tia Common
Council were appropriated. stylol tho forty
| thissea. There may be five honest mon among
lneu had lost ali Shame and ca1od not wb.t
was said about them. No ono could
lnsus. thom. Mr., ueasog could not he insulted
ho laughed at their wrath and, 4 reporter nsid
|
arm aud gave him good spanking. lApplause
md lauglter.] Ihey mus. support tho lor6ose
| II they wanted to throw on their shack!eH.
Thcy could beieso no other paper shan the's
| own.
Conehshell Reynolds wanted 70 know what was
| tue business Ee!o1e the house. He would move
that the majority report ba adopted.
| 4fe. Winutn WA confident thoy were not lot
| Of old women bnt men. ThoS ought to take tho
hull by the horns, mud adopt the resolutions.
They had been fooad loug enough.
A vote wss then taken On tic resolutions and
they we're adopted.
1!e. Wooumau wanted Tho resolutions read
over aEain a,ld accordingly 1t was doue. Iio
then spoke lcrcely against them aud said tho
| actt0a SAh
An OUTRAGE
They wore Joiut COMMITTEE with the Alder
manic Committee, aud AZ long ns that Commit
tue oristod theY could not DO discharged. or slss
too Aldermen would ncEer act again:
Mr.. Reynolds uored that tho old Committee
Mr.. teller thought the debate was out Of
order. AZ the reso'utons llHd boeu passed.
Alr. Cornelius said ho had not uuleratood the
| question when tue voto on the resolution WAS
taken; 10 and number Of ntherH wore under
| the imprcrBon that tley voted for Woodmau'B
report. Ilo would move thai the resolutions be
recouHdered.
vote on tho reconsideration Of the resolu-
tIoaB wnH taEan nAd lost.
1.oynoIds objected to the Chairman putting
motons in German only thcro ~eEo nsany Aniet-
|
lApplsusal. DR., Butt said that tho charges
aSaiaAt him warn unfoun6oL
, HE had LApoREp HARn,
examined IA letters, nud aHEt1 nothing for past
services. II thsy a.n.od tbs nslaf Society ln-
vs4tigated they muet sustain tho Committee, or
, , hung their heada forever (applause by
t the Ams1icansl,, aud they would become
: th*astet sham III everything. The fact wsa that
tho fellow lIad been offered a poeikiou bv tue
% 1toliet and AID Society. and waa now acting In
their interest. [Applauso and hsscs,}
ot THIS Chairman called the Doctor to o.dur. hut
+, be insisted upou going on; Ae would have his
d SAY i'll spite Of tho whole sAbbie. [Csies Of 'Put
!. ID Dr.. T TDuts-aen.lomen, shall 1ave your atsen.
= ttonf tCrics Of "So! NOS "ies! ycs!" etc. ]
Dr.. Butt than went on to say that ho wanted
:. :, to asx question: Va he riEht 20 aet - u
ddl tcriss Of "ies ia "rcSo!"l Ihsy had d.. aetos ..
limo yet to meet, aud they would have met to-
=, | morrow night.
.. III. Teller yey e1eitedly jumped up and
stated that Dr. Butt md
49, ia saying thas ha tnteud Cd to sell out. The fac
n vas tie other side did sci! out, and heucs TIL
~ trouble. Immense applause position w
n accept 1t, What did Woodmha know about pa,
t ot iis1ncptary rulcs? Thoss Two fellows wanted !.
ii sell out, end Tellia only was honest enoug
r TO stick py bin: a ,, WIZ! was was thS - uss e
10 10 eight men. i've from the Council and two 2
~ - the,r own. Immense applause.l No Que coul
to bur him, be w2s TOO much Of man for that.
wanted 10 speak, but shs 1as forced to take ht
10 seat
n was very much g1ieyed 1t tho dtssraceful tus
y Eef and tho party. HI know from the start tbs
bo something Was wrong. But be could not, au
a. would not, believe that these men we're soouE
aEels they had honest facos snd could not elea 9