Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

CliArissfoa WDl Becelse as Ala rEaEa
Gfala E.spisls "a t.rs .sEt.
TIE meelus esi.el 10 faae sctlea ia re-
Ears te a.iia. fGe Charleston snars,ss issi
sensa1 q rs attended 81 Iaa Mayor alder
sien Hayward. fhum Doyle. saunders
s.sia and hlenuer a1a Harvey H4aafeF
freceaez h4als. E. Lssiigert tFed j.
iarussH aud f8ur oileEs. Tie Mayor
called ths meenng - arieE and moved that
ar. Ho'Astsr he appointed ensira.a1. TIE
alter Gentleman expressed ia as hs opinion
.aag shs Mayor sbou.d ooeapy the chair a.
lief authority of the city % Which ihe
MagoF rs4lei ~Geullemen. / Wuuld
1athef have ar Hoaistef or SOME o.hef
eufleman Nla is ln stmpsthy Nlta thl-
lsir. appointed as chairman and sou
4ag as cell know hos slan8 toward lhis
sstter Coz. The cify % Grand Rapids has
oseu Yefs liberal i0 requests iaadr o. lt Tor
.s,islauce and a. Be laFe ueeu called upou
% enteftaln other ciut- and Slli De- called
lpon il October 90 entertain tle h0lsgt-
81 Ps tllas i DO nol thuk THAI
se should nov raise subscription
Tor The Charleston sufferers Moreover
1 ttinz our poor people al home need -
the assistance sc can render them. l l. .,.
been ca led upon 10 give much u ,rs ~
those refused help 0y the city ana canntr
since 1 have held this-oliice. shan 49,,
nied the same position f0u- wears 49,, >,
SIR. H0lister Was then appo 4ted chairman
tnd Aid lhum secretary. The "hairmsn
maize u les remarks, Aen Mr.. Ioetfsert
took the uoor aud ss,d that after the man
uer in which The meeting had been called
Dy the Mayor, he hac not expected 10 md
tny Ole present. tie said that the quickest
Say 90 Aill anything was To ridicule II and
iAis had been done by their chief Official
ine Mayor arose aud stated that he had nos
o0me there "a get into debate with any
one, but he wished 90 say that IN calling the
meeting he had not ridloaled the cause. but
had only spoken his own mind on the mat
Ter and that the gentleman was mistaken in
calling II fidlcule. Secretary Thum said
hat as the present needs of the Charleston
sufferers had been supplied, il would be
better 90 defer the raising 0t any subscrip-
lOn until further call Tor assistance WAS
made. He then presented the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, In the interval Of time elaps-
ing between the last call tor aid from the
Charleston authorities and the call for this
meeting other cities have responded so gen
erously that there does not now seem 10 be
>ucn pressing demands Tor That temporary
aid that was impiOred from us some weeks
ago, and
WHEREAS, There Will probably be a fur
iher call for aid TO enable the erection and
repair of buildings for the shelter of the
needy, therefore
Resofued. That this meeting adjourn until
such time as afurther call for aid is issued
The chairman and secretary to have au-
thority 10 call such farther meeting.
Alderman Hayward moved that the first
paragraph III the resolutions be stricken
out giving as his reason for wishing this
hat II looked as though il were crIticising
the action of the Mayor in deferring the
call for the meeting. lie also stated that il
Was his opinion that the parties who signed
the petition asking the Mavor 10 call
meeting should have published a call in
the newspapers, instead of leaving il to one
person 10 attend TO. The chairman stated
that il was their belief that more money
could be raised if the authorities published
the call. Mayor DiKeman thanked the
president of the Council for defending him,
but stated that he did not think the para
graph in the resolutions would iniure him
any and hoped they would be adopted
Alderm an Hayward's motion not being
supported. the resolutions as offered were
adopted ana the meeting adjourned subject
70 the call OF the chairman.