The national Republican., 1862-05-22

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sionism, met 10 convsurfon Vt tho hall Of the
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president Of the convention. Mr. Andrew No.
kssna was appointed .ScretayT. ,a,ra0 . n
TN .ss s :s :ss "; -: SS e z: z:
once q Mayor Of the city ofwsAtsNR.s. ..s1iI.
The list OF .delsoaA4p Sss then reR0stsA, sAd
II WA found THAI al the ,wAr&s we're nepre,
|sented by full sets Of dslegsy1s tive 70 sacN
wAfdl, et6spt thssssAse .sre2 whssh wss rep
Nominations we're dsclaIsd In order. n.
". Z. xsiSssv aSa SosSssss stR Gsotts lSSssyt lSSsy
NJ. MoNsrhsny nominated WnsM. Moore, bul
amer consultation with. ,oshsrli gsntlsmsn he
The roll was cslod, and the convention voted
uiua ooce.1 II being discovered that large
majority Of tho v0tes we're for- Mr.. Halliday,
NJ. ,MArcerop moved that the n, mination ol
n.; HallSS.y % made ananirnous ara NJ Adopted
nr. isrosron then uisred Tie following res.
A. where's IL has become manifest nat rs
only method OF restoring the Union ID TO TO
store psterna bonds BY . stsiot adherence %
party, and while We. are -strio,ly 10 fsyor Of
crushing out this rebellion, We desire strict
adhere noe 10 the Constitution OF our forefhth
ers. Therefore belt .H!mtl ~ ~, ~
a Resolved, That this conysniion Do. 10 letter
servativs members 81 Congress " me Dsmool
rAoy Of the Ustted etAass, AnA that vs bslis~e
that the pyjnCiples embodied " that address,
and By strict. adherence ,thersto. 10 the only
sSy.tipn for the psrpetuity Of this our beloved
sinr. Holland said thai The resolution Of The
gentleman pwxs, y good one and be endorsed
every word Of II. but II did not 20 far enough.
He then submitted some which No HhAd pre-
pared, tho substxtscs Of which waa rsafim
present Mayor, &S, u. r'NN va s'"'
n. McNsrhany moved that oommitsss oi
mo from eaoh ward be appointed 10 wait upon
Aba candidate whom The. convention had Just
@ s s.s. aS Yscps sss sSSs sSSS nj:
pointed, who retirad u walt upontMr. Halliday.
Mr.. Drury thon offered aeries Of resolu.
tiOns on the subject IL public schools system
IN this oity, and declaring Tie object Of the
pS ,Ss hs 70 r. 70 the or an
tons denounced in severe terms, These were
received with hearty spplause. '"''''o '''1
y At this stage Of the proossdiaa, Mr.. Halliday
was escorted into the hall BY the committed
risa Of unnatural grosns. VII oh we're intendsd
for "a Tiger" These sounds woke up the hre,
men below, who started an alarm Of Are, and
began ringing the bell. The alarm was squelohI
cd by fsllow .iszing the bell rope, which ran
through u: hall $nd thus silenoing the bell.
Mr.. Halliday said that be had Just bsen In,
formed Of the choice Of this meeting. He only
regretted that the meeting had. not made 1
better selection. But no citizen Is ut liberty I'd
shrink from any duty. which the people may
%pSsI UnSs sPon s s 4s r :Ss
ts, and the Union ~ II was. Hs'Was equally
opposSd to the hsrsstes Of ssoession on the ono
hand, and the political deotsinss of Abolitionl
Ism on the other. Both are equally. responsible
for our present difioutiss. Should the voterS
Mayor, no efort would be spAssd on his part u
discharge the duties faithfully. He thanked
them for tho honor conferred npen him. ~
DR.. W. B. MAgruder wis loudly w 0alied fol
and amid great ssthus!ssn, took The stand y
address. the mssttrs. He commenced by allud
Ing 70 the political struggles ut the time Of hi
own election a. Mayor. The Know -KnothiDq'
then are the Republicans now. The men whb
would thsn oirCu ueerihe the voting privilege,
nov s;st q 70 m1ns I g broad = g 40. ~
viii nGht under any banner which they think
will win: That party has recently. passsd sb
aot TO take the properly Of our oftazens uttt.
out consulting them, and Without mskipg tsIp
with them. The present Mayor ehH6fSSs tk3t
aot. though he has thousSpd unss, said hp
would not do II.
~ There Is little nswsp4per here which used
TO be Democratic, but since "our brothsrn hSs
become Republican Mayor II wears dif,f
ent face, When you.want correct iltelligenes
don't look to that paper. &haD - hes, intSlh.
genoe at two o'olookbs keeps Il back, TO sell II
little later st " greater prizes.
4 man who thinks u right totake away your
dog. your horse, q, your negro, will he hesitate
70 take. your hopss whan ~ vspesitl spexf.
~ ssyea aaa ,Sn ~ E & ~ ST':;e :s;
oumbed TO the K9py Nnthings and tbs othsr 10
the hplitiepists. "Hs cautioned his friends u
bo earnest, but oslm and prudent, or else, On
tbs day before tho slsction, they might be .aeht
intoxicating drinks on the day Of els0tisn, but
after the election he wuuld lot them do ~ they
pleased 3D., and he would help them to do %. %.
: On motion sfMr. pa.lbons .hs several yssO
luuons we're referred " oommittss OF one
Il WAS announced that Senator Stark, Of
OREGON, was 10 the halt, and loud oxila were
nnads for him. The Chair appointed \ CON
mittee Of two TO wait upDp the honorable gen
ueman, but he declined 10 speak himself for ID Q
,bsneft Of the "untsrriaed.b' p 20.
Mr.. McNerhanyI WAS called out. he stood
upon the broad platform Of the Consultation.
The Consultation xs II u, and iha Union as'i
was. Congressional aotisn was devoted 10
thu negro to the exclusion u me whits mah.
He had much 10 shy Sbout tho ,'xneient God.
given principles VI the crest Democratic
party" Hit tho aar blow for publishing the
speeohes Of negroes and negro sympathizels,
and urged his party 10, "g6 10 the polls and
vote through stack Of bayd ~ neSssssry. !"
During the speeches Of ftha two lsst gentle ,
men, NfsllOw staadtng on one side Ot the hall
expressed his endorsement Of the sentimentso Of
ths speak ers By numerous exolamstious' Of 1is
INFINITE Satisfaction, such as, ThAt's right''
j. $50 " is;l' ",4pst 10, DOCTOR" "a. 'th'
|, NJ Holland from the .Gommfttee on resolu.
uOns, rsp0rted Nu smbod,msnt Of those whibh
had been offered, including one endorsing the
nominee for Mayor. Adoptsd. band III -
,,The,meeting thsa Wdjoainsd.' y7E,rrn,a u a.
ulF DO na,tr. -vr>---, nj + ~ :
iWashington ana oessgssssvn Raaisss u
WEDNESDAY, EvExiNa, Nay 2lst, 1851.
The cOrporxt0rA Of the Washington and
(laorgatOwn Rpilrnnds Cnvnnrnv mat ~ rohv,