, 1875-07-27
ALDERMANIC OPINIONS,

IHElH FUTURE iUl1ETs
Tho members OF the Common Council appear
Cd to bo rather mixed On tho future policy Of
their body in regard 10 tho Cou1.-Houso quos-
t,on last hight. Although It MSS kuown that
tho County Board would TAKE somo dc1nito ac-
tioa yesterday, few. II any. of the Aldermen
expected such q awcoping policy nB that which
signaltzed the prococdincs Of tho county mag
mates. A reporter OF The TElpUxE talkcd to
several OF tho Aldermen last evening, and ob-
tancd very lstlo Of satisfactory nature from
them.
AID. nfLDnErn
said that II tho county felt a1le to 70 ahead
tAoy had better do 80. Tho poor needed em-
pI y:no:lt, and he Was glad to SEQ tho Doard
tac"le tho question with ygor. For Ills part. II Q
did not know what the policy Of the Council
would 10, but thought that tho aschitect quot
thu would nut DO very aerioua obstacle. lla
was il favor Of brlug.ng tho matter TO q Lead AZ
Boun u pogsiblo.
AID. ctr1I.xnToN
WAS flttle late getting in, aud said ho was not
fully advised A. to tho action Of the Lizard.
Without entering iuto tho merits OF tho archi-
tcct buslness, he thought tho county would do
wiHely IN goLug nheal With tholr part OF the pro-
EynuymB. hut ho considered fourteen days was
short nutice for tho city.
AID. CAMPBELL
did not know what 10 think. The Court -Houso
ilAELtF WIZ UGCQulNK \ fGAtu uutatluu.
doubtless tue public would demaud an Immediate
settlement OF tho affair ona way or another. lie
could not tell what tie Uounci! ~oro going 10 do
about it.
AID. Coey was not present whom tho rosolu-
tioua wore read, aud would u0t conlul.l l!lnaclt
By giving III opinion.
ALn. o'nR1EN
thought that tho Coutt-HouBe ought to be begun
without doiay. It would Elyo employment to the
laboiing c1Assos which was very much required,
In ,AH }{,Nt I'M TInt, t9rnrA had fHftnlk
a ep forward In tho mattor, mi hopod that
the Council would not quibble about TITLES, but
60 to work soon aud Ill earnest.
AID. WATERMAN
did ros know whether tile city WaB financially 10
situated Al to so IN 10 great d hurry. although
hD admitted tARt the whole Affair." Wan tocuinilI1
public hose aud ought to bo odlspoaed Of in Botue
manner calculated 10 bepcflt Tie pcop'e.
wss of .he opinoo h19i "tHsa tat ~osk on tho
new Courthouse c0nld mover ba hesHn
under better auspices. Labor uaH d per cent
cheaper than 1t would bo for sosuo titau. per-
iaps, and tho labaring nasses, very mahy Of
whom we're idle, would be thaukful OF au oppo,-
tuni.y for earning something for sheir families.
liu MAS sincerely glad that tho County Board had
determined OH building independent OF tho actlun
Of tho city. As for tho election Of archltoci, he
dcspived the whole nationality" ous'ucus. aud
comretept man. lie hoped tho Council would
DO htlye in tho matter. 1t had been Oh tho
tapis too l0nG.
AID. Qul1k, Cleveland. Murphy, Warren,
Sucouoy, Dixon, aud others, SAID tlley lad 10
time to look iuto tho matter last uiyilt. T4oy
would like harmony between tho city and county.
but thought that tho sctlon Of tho latter woulI
have goud effect IN bringing the business to =
clinlH.
Ono and all Of tho gentlemen before mention
I'd doned all ployioua knowledge Ut tile action
Ut tho County Beard, aud declared that. 10 far
A. they knew, there Ind boen no consultation
with n,ctnhotB OF the Council. All declined to
entcr into controversy relative to tho architect
tIl1ehtIun.