Daily Republican., 1886-06-11
CITY COUNCIL
! flhn flsprSG COMMITTEES.
xorray and MoKenna holh''
~, on ADy-Mr. Murray
% s severely Criticised

ocr,sr meeting of the new
tliss Ill was held last evening,
sOudt 6stO0.Ident Eckel in the chair. - sse :
riSd riSsd the roll, and commences 70
csueu ,oinutes, when Mr.. Moore
ins ne, The further reading be DIS
red tnsi i,b hut upon Mr.. II. II. Tay-
~ ,aSsiecting, tue motion m,oI vas as,,h the The
IN aud tie clerk proceeueu WIN" wy
lilnF' ,,or NJ Mr.. Newell Council
% 9OS mo- to nominate the standing
p'efa..ua t..as a. follows, and they were
n by the clerk; u.n,o- ov.r J.
l9sn'S a samuel II. Bsynsrd.
sslOs,,.NGeorga sslOs, Abele, John M
n btresN william II. Blake, VIM. b.
bIlcon,' d. : NRnlldipcs-Robert H. Taylor,
iVsm % B. Norton, Isaac Di'op'
pn,si 1 A. Forrest, L G. Moore
cnsrine nlsr streets-John Nj. Newer
Opsn,D sIa sawdon, George Abeler
m ancin n Blake, Preston Ayars,
lllls%T r. R,rnhiII, f. b. f. Miller.
pa,Tiic-George ,TC T. Barnhill, Rooef'
rTa TavIor Thomas B. Brison, John Oh.
sseil, +. B f. Miller c IN
pS'rr,d.-Prsston Sr, Ayars, George l.
Ub ~bIil Robert Ii. Taylor, james MO-
[snna. i. B. +. Miller. No.
SsIari'sation- sIuS' Robert H. Tsy lor, Pres
ASars. Isaac Dillon, George L
,,hlIl Thomas Mitchell. =,
[Tjncaliou-FfancisT. Sawdon, Dan i
F1yre.t, John w. Hawkins.
IIaw-Daniel A. Forrest, William H.
na ~" Isaac Dillon, William b. Nor
Francis Nj. Barney,
|Puprng-Merris Taylor, Ihomas b.
han. Samuel Chambers.
M Companies-William Ii. Blake,
hart II. ray lor, john M. Newell,
ksmss 3, Brison, Samuel Chambers.
|I,mps-Wiiliam B. Norton, George
Barnhill, Daniel A. Forrest, Isaac
op. Francis NJ. Barney.
| IAce5un,s-Jame MckeRna, owen j.
be..iou, John W. Hawkins.
|Eoarossment-Isaac Dillon, William
! Norton, Thomas Mitchell.
NAV Map-James McKenna, William
I. Norton, Samuel II. Baynard.
|segers-Thomas B. Brison, John M.
Jewell, William Ii. Blake, Daniel A.
'brest, Thomas Mitchell.
|Mr MckenDa said that he noticed
bms changes since the committees had
Ien made out, aud he wanted 1t under
hood that hs would not serve as chair
bsu or in any other capacity, on either
4 he committees where ho was named.
Mr. Murray called attention TO tho
y. that the Republicans had been
ligh,od, and said that he noticed that
u friend Mr.. Hawkins had been placed
h two committees that did not meet
kiCe year, while Mr.. Merris Taylor
bas made chairman Of two Of the most
bportaut O1mmiJtees, and other Dem =
Ents were named on as many as five
fumit,ees. He enumerated several
ke instances, aud said these men had
ben sent here to represent tho people Of
er yards, and il they were ignored
ke people who sent them TO Council
Pere also ignored. He said this could
%, be on account of nationality, and
be only thing he could attribute 1t to
faS on account Of creed, and he did rot
htend ~ tolerate 1t any longer.
he said there was ring formed to
|SriuiLa.e against him and others OF
|he ssme creed, aud they had got In
ben Nofk by making but three Catho-
pcs chalrmen OF committees, II was
Il Intention to appeal to the people in
BIS matter. He supposed that he was
slVel Ile cold shoulder because he had
sl7el them some trouble last year, but
~! had better be careful or he would
Nv 'len moro this coming year.
tlihes 1sd baen done against which he
40 raised hls voice, aud he Intended
,keep On doing 80.
MI Newell sad that he Lad not in.
|eoltA taxing any part in the discus
usl0ut 0u. he had borne il as long as
II voui9' he wanted the gentleman to
anuefs'and that he was OF the same
saou@'i'? az himself and also of tine
~ cie4l, lut he would be ashamed
.Las I"A'tii 10 utter such language or
.aAo such charges as he had made.
.,a Msa VIII any principle would do
1 sS1 'le Que that did do 30 was moth
tuI scu and coward.
sT ,I,, N9i'Ol telt called upon to say O
jiS r",I "o'G' 70 yndicate himself. He
I'm J' in Ha SaOV aF, Murray until he met
Ibim IN - IouleiI but be Lad read about
b baJ .ei ,ue iaesapapers, and of ~all that
Siurra,iise ie"u thefe was nething to MIR.
ghst anu credit. He did not think
|kOnld 4 one calling himself q man,
hsk,snpIte va tle Hoor OF Council and
Aai mai, ,H statements as MIR. Murray
Eopld 70 i"uu II he lived in b is ward he
kgaln elao', LAG sood care that he was never
bfised ,,1'tu IN Ecu TO Council. He was sur.
iioDSii,.uU w near these charges about ma
nnderstootS SIu creed, and wanted it|
here 'SrOa aUa That neither was known
peDlje- ~ mere was no ring, unless thai
lrled IN y, ~ not gen leman, that man
bon, WHO HAe s1ae one" continued Mr.. Nor.
bad trjsI 1,sg =, charged that Mr.. Murray
COnrl'u,t riu 10 Do chairman of the stree.
bad lelnssi anu when he failed in that,
mites GT % serve on any of The con-
Icn, P' ~ For my part" said NJ No Nnr
Donmi,,u au glad that am NOT on ~ 90
NJ n. |, Zee with him " NV oh any
md said duiifsy, somewhat exoitea. rose
charge. Mr. MI President, | denv tbe
nal-" -'Sef approached the gentle.
h, "a: \: ; President, l raise the ,,o,n, ~.
n 3. TavIor aIs Is out o. order, I" said Mr
|As mpt waII ,or }and the President decided
'Bp,4 %eIl ',' taken, o''iueu
~ Murray. T''n to explain" persisted
vii 'as Ss gentleman is ont y, o.s, i
.residsns, 70 take his seat " SJt said anu .h
a,5ilrag obevsdp Positive ,S manner and MI
iCOuncIh q; t., Taylor then cast tba ro,.
'tte DECLARED ei the a1t committee, and thev sV
/ Mr. M Was ~ this business vvas a,,no.,
mako ufray again roee 90 90 I,eposeu
as ds"l,a a personal eYnIana,e mi az ne said,
eat, 1ltt,, cut of order by the PreaII '
Iptiayla na; Nj; President" " oont,nn., ~,
tgdtI va,i the gentleman n'inaed froe MI.
ring, and says that I tried 10 mslVe sbe
as SDa Mr. Norton ~ ssjg s5g that" RSt!o
nm one. - unless you had I"iq tried SneFo re
l0u aIsn
IN Of ia i'Sus s,.p ,aolp to bo made aSdea 0bair