Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-12
New Council.
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10 rOMmITTEEs'

4 VLECTING IhL
, ,se COMMITTEES
gPENDENT MURRAY
o.,,cil was called to order
~ "aI "aatSo'clcck last evening by
wy r",ya %y The roll WAS called
lsnI t'nies iS of the last stated nest
y , and approved. There was was q
y y 'sa handsome bouquet on Presi- ISL
ir,'s desk, from some '' H''
s.,,,, and Mr.. Blake were not
y M,Sa and bouquets that rivaled
W W. pr Presidents occupied a con.
". % Mace on their desks.
\, s'a,,ou Of Mr.. Merris Taylor, the
.,I''r s,,s suspended for the purpose
.,iDS .,,, ,bs sanding Committees for
.omSi,,sts, o,ns as agreed to in the
.'.rc raucus, were then read by
..S,Ss-Depuis j. Mention, Martin
N samuel Ii. Bsynard.
sst,~OsOrge Adele, William ID.
'1oDp NJ. Newell, Alfred s. Den
David K smith, ,,
SI,e @ suidings Robert II; Taylor
Ss SIl Dsppey, Merris Taylor, Ed.
4 Moore, Lewis T. Grubb.
.,;nS Street. John M Newell,
Il ,' s 'Depney, William "a. Blake,
y Absle, Thomas b. Brison, David
bib, +. B. +. Miller.
lanes McKenna, James Muir
GsoIqs 7. Barnhill, f. b. II. Mil
hunss Mitchell.
.,iDr-Nerris Taylor. David X.
b Thomas b. Brison.
sCOmpspies-William IL. Blake,
rH, Taylor, John M. Newell
'rB. Brison, Thomas II. Lati'
np-William G. Baugh, Thomas
hon, George 7. Barnhill, Edwin G,
Francis NJ. Barney.
s-Gsorge T. Barnhill, james
ans, Thomas b. Brison, David L.
d Francis NJ. Barney.
pd,-Dennis j. Mention, Merris
cr, Martin Farrell +. b. r. Miller
W. Hawkins.
yisuCn-Alired s. Denney, Thos
riSp George T. Barnhill, Thoma,
A,insr, Joha W. Hawkins.
usrou-Thomas b Brison, Rob
i. Taylor, Thomas II. Latimer.
tcourls-Thomas b. Brison, Will
@ Baugb, Thomas II. Latimer.
grc@mtnt-John M. Newell, Mar
Frrell, Thomas Mitchell.
" Map-AIired S. Denney, Martir
MI, Lewis 7. Grubb.
sss-MMtin Farrell, Merris Tay.
GsOlgsT Barnnill, William u
e, Samuel h. Baynard.
ian IS Mr.. Taylo had finished
lg The names, a motion was made
be ,tOuld cast the vote OF Council
before toe question was put, MI
rsy iO.e snu said that he decline1
rtCn Gy committee, aud asked
biz laue " stricken off.
hOh asked ii each mem ber oi
ell was not compelled to serve OIL
h more COmmittees
hsnbn said he hoped that Mr.
ny VOuid TO consider his determi
DO and serve on the committee, ol
nIlltts Tor which he was named
lOnell 1t al IL justice TO the othel
VI iICm that ward, and that h,
be compelled, If necessary u
lm his share of the work the sam,
other member.
! Murray said that he thought b,
ken sighted for some cause, bu
II was he did not know. He ha,
lutd 70 the meetings OF the com
tes Oh which he had served durinj
lS term, and he had always trie,
As duty, but he had drawn les
y! llan the others, why he coul,
kl' He wanted it understoo,
le ald hot hOid property in hi
name, neither did he posses
iVfa lOtof ground in some body
70 eltltle him TO hold his seat Ii
nyl' he made the assertion with
ltaf Of contradiction, that ther
mtn OIL the II or OF Council who's
20 uiu not appear on the assessor'
s@ owning loot of ground.
sanHu IL understood that he pal,
@Ses than a half dozen OF com
m. sxlo were in Council, and VIII
Ip.N p to dictate To him. He not
.,a saal some members who had spen
;ueloIe ueiaoIe money TO secure thei
'aa'lOa and election, had ben
~ " VI several committees, and
W. very much TO him as thouR
y ,',s lad been arranged TO enabI
I.s I%ssrl back what they had spen
dau oeeh returned from the Tent
!, y WIN N.n a larger majority than An
=, meuloef had received, and eve
~ 'aSh that of the President hin
daw, auu he dll not propose to be tro,
gbv0 Ill., ~ any man or set of men.
o no ''.Vihg on the comm ittees la,
rlsd V nsu, on several occasion
,.. su tAtfavagauce, and that W,
in IOa ,ha why he bad now been le
bs 'Ie cold.He wished 1t understot
,lss. 'in'ehded ~ n to be independent al
4 ' A. hs ~ sne discharge Of his duty
NJ was a member of Council,
b. vnenna svna moved that Mr.. Mu
nn,,,sa nasaSed from serving on the La
NJ, Me' T out the motion was 10,
comniasy lay lor oaht the ballot elsctil
rSs rSSsInalttees ~ az read,
s'ss ny Public r. s Buildings Committee
nj al tal ,p ;sS lavSr st Of approving, the ayr.
pps,,u r, 'he dividing line between !
Etd Et I. lelonginR TO the city a,
Fbs ma hannah shipley.
Nm NJ 1 ~ I0mini'tee submitted Il
I,,m NV, y The superintendent Of the M n
In in.1,l 1I,tl.gIaph. 1t stated u that ths -
aIIsap,e inspected the line and found dit it
.saS.. sus D toIdi'ion, ard that wi
n, htss sam rurdy of the Armour Kleo,,
Ia pIsnpany, he had the elect,
sls,m lr,ed Two feet below those of i
ssr sG, Of ,ta ,ne Do bell and striker in !.
five ), ras ,1e { City Hall, which is Il like =
ar Al sSu ay and n crush through to h
Ma iaay fanny Time. He recommend ~ 4
nsipUcusa pUuaaation "a be built for its 'IT an
su n oe s,. ne assumed con troll there ~ ~
Z The Oornls, Oomn, Of which was fal,
Tie eoU,,Uumpany o,,u responded to a all bnt "lI
kai i'ys to ,ss In she Unional Natio n
lnsn the ss1 ns.t s.,di' Of the city, and aIiI Il
3 iollowe;pp past week he had recei1
ty Anactil e urt penn,n,,n Uiers n