Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

Id "a iuNS
,arge mum ber OF spects-
beIe 'o. W. al tho adjourned msellng
pfsssa'r last evening, and con
by Vyurs ,u,srs.t was manifested In REL
f'9s ,Ss IN mark ordinance. ,
''to w. AZ current that the missing
lano' " Mi The Law COMMITTEES, Mr.
l1Sn !, had been found and ulo
ielp,' 1 hnt when President Farra
'essl', ,,,'estine U" TO order bis vacant
|. = ',,osDs,r1iirtsd ,ss the frtion; =,
7 co1t's ,,,. r,i,ed by the clerk and
n aSa ,0or members answered except MT
tIGSi piata rare for q personal ex2laua.
and p s,gl ths; ho had been useu
auu osh he the morning paper. de
y.no.sJ y ,O.s 10 the park, and had good
uplSpi W "a, il which he would give II IL
ol' '...rv ~, I bay be wanted is under
i utD tSst h. lad no hand In BIZ. NC
~ sue, o,lnv away and knew nothing
a' I, Hs hoped hereafter the
tnn " Mans wouId think twice be-
1ls soeSe oncs. 1t was his intention
'sof f,srord Ak opposed to tho park,
IS bnnsd IL would bs settled satls'
Eorty 10 the people nina
Xsss.l presented the rtsigna-
All Hasa Mcguire, ss inspector,
Wy.au Z. hreen, Gs assistant
a.o,o, IN me Twenty sixth district,
m, ill.,, wets so-epied. He then
,ln..l PAM ward hs inspector,
cs,r,es Daiiz as assistant, ana
serr ltctHd. AS William D.
lr t,e assistant Inspector in the
d.elct. nas removed. Bspj amin
R,"rtse seiact.d to I'll tbe vacGncy.
wltr presented IL report from
lsv Committee, stating that they
n,ritusl lie ordinance providing
oap Of Sl5n, 900 for the purpose OF
thssps lands for q pubic park,
tta.tter found nothing in 1t con-
tyto law or The city charter.
4, Farrell wanted TO know whom
Miller lad become chairman OF the
Committee, aud called attention
he rule in the manuel Of Council,
ch specifies the ouly legal way in
Ca Anyoue, except the chairman Of
Lum,ltee, eau present q report. He
that az it WAS evident that tbese
mad not hsen compiled with, he
bid like to know where the gentle
got bis authority from.
il. Miller said in reply that he OBJ
td bis authority from D majority Of
XIaT ClmmitteB. He did nor think
anyone supposed because one man
o.es to be absent himself, the entire
lrcss Of the city must come to a
ds'il.
h. Farrell maintained that the com
tse tad 40 power to give him any
4 aQtity 10 make report. Toe OIigi
GGlf slco was in the keeping of the
itu}n Of the Law Committee, where
fopetiy belongs, and he had no
b bat What he would present 1t at
luPer time. .-..
,sly action In his absence won Id
nuaiure and Illegal, he would pro-
ssiinAI IT,
iileIequss. OK Mr.. Blynard, the
lutiOu adopted by Council on Thurs
evening was read, when Mr.. Far
p'on nun9ed it Illegal, as such q
luiDn ou!d only be passed by a
|nlJ1, vote, aud that had not been
N 0.t &c.,.
t. aaEay raised the point that as
Nll aaeh was not in thH possession
d0lnacH, 10 action conld be tax
tali tie Committee mad reported on
t'tla1 that the members knew
4 tlgs ablnt
lt Miller said there was not a mem
V'Volucu but knew v hat the ordi,
c. v.s, aad although II was not in
l,'' !. had been signed by every
n0t' If tit Law Gommittes.
VeI i the ordinance was in Council
members would not know what its
ValolS were until after the Law
lllllee report had been received.
X y f4ifrd a9aln claimed that anv
On Oy Gonncil would be illegal, aud
~ called The attention of the mem
% the rules, and said that If the
vNFa. adopted 1t would ba an ille-
sEOt pushing through an illegal
Aelton inquired If tho original
asa@ had been acted upon and
aelihe committee.
Npl, Mr.. Miller said that the
-aa M laa met last Tuesday night.
N as ordinance was taken up for
''u'l',lon at1, and sigaed by the chair.
all all the mem bers.
Michel, another number OF the
quantities, said that he would
YJ9sa'e T9s all that had been said bv
Ys,'es' ana state that all the mem
NLo lad acted with the Law Com
A. ntfe Present at the meeting last
Nd '5 hlsat, ard the ordinance was
~ y ~ Ona gentleman who mad
a,e" "s'ya Win The committees was
Inas r'essli' out az no did not sign The
u .'sIa' ~. ls saFPosed he only came In
"la tIe, was being done.
ma murray said he supposed be was
h ~ r,,h Ihaisffei to, as &c had never
WI WIZ the committee, and neye,
,aT aJ,M lliAself 4 member of I; h
l. sS f.. y understood taat he did not on
al A. -, Taa. he could 500 OF hear A.
I'M; G4g's 9 naslness 70 attend TO, He
Comm sa ~ la WaB not a men Der OF
l1,,t lls,ltll sAid he couid not see what
Os ,S ny, was IN pushing this ordi
au,l,sS' u,o1Sl' and thought, under the
ks,ra.5,' s,%aafea' 1t would be much bst,sr
sa,.a s'.'a one next stated mfa,in .
,a,r ,,.' ,, @,.en it was probable the
Dysr, b. =. ;. Z, .ee Law COMMITTEES won Ia
ai&an, ai n''l the original ordinsncs
a,S@n,.t,he ',, the mem bers should movp
r,as aS.ao9sly in this mstte- ard ~ ,sn
ias@t ba IN such sl a way that TT there re
haI ill., ~. 0e any question RAISED in
lley n,In5 t"e legality Of the ordinance
ba1%aR the bonds, Hs -ou1io S,5 IN
sa,, a. a. Understood ~. ,,l., as making an, ND'
nis Se1is.ssna 10 WAS only speaking 70,
peisct.ollr,,v &c to to be the interest -oi Of
adopt tSs Sas Then taken on the motto,
tl Nes,s,f ,as sport OF the cam vs,o.' m,t.aa
htll, ,a gaS,i1 Fake, Brison, Dsn"ev vSee
acsif' ef' b before o. the result mntray y,v voted ta
usklGs II 7'ake sS, changed his vote tc
Palor4lnsp@@o f sNd that as the or,
= otber, o had been lost, misla,d
\ The o,iIleisw'se, he would ike s'H,o ~
COPY Of the original y Sollei11r Son1a =,
plty goIt-, Ao w