Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.


speech, detailed the difAsultiss laborsA under by
lo,si mss Of his state, and showed how nobiy
they had stood up agAinst the Vaccinations of bad
men. M. How wAs Mstsnsd 10 with interest, and
AZ the oopelnaion Of his sdhfsss was loudly ap-
plaudsd.ii- ~ t.pl = -
The President Of the League, ex-Gov. Bebb, said
II was cheering TO see this outpouring tonight.
Similar able and patriotic addisses as that Just
delivered by the honorable Representative nom
Missouri may be expected every wednesday eve
ming during the winter, In this hall. The sun Of
our glory has risen upon VS.. Not only Missouri,
but Marylaadsnd Delaware, are practically already
fssk Under the Presidents new proclamation,
"a Daessce, East and West, with q new constit,l-
=, will take her place In the great Republic, re-
med, regenerated, and disenthralled by the &C.
i9us Of universal mancipation. Arkansas. Texas,
louisiana, Florida, North Carolina, and virginia
will soon follow.
This will leave Init South C,arollna Csor~fa Al.
ALBANIA, Mississippi, and Kentucky, not o.s-Sou,th
Of the States to resist the amendment of the Con.
stitut,on, 40 Al forever 10 exclude SLAVERY from
the continent and utake aboud from f.tsn IN ma
clude Ne return In all this we are indebted more
than either we or the world have vet ,,esan to NJ.
sl,ze. 10 the courage foresight, and s,eat ren,u,
nj Abraham Lincoln. The many mishiv t,s,,s m
whose character dcyeIope themselves from dsv N
dav The Ias, Il his now ar A a diplom at,.t =, 4.
said tina, while the secretary Of state And A.
eisn mInIsters we're their visit North Isst raj,
MI, Lincoln. learning that tbe ,a,linr az ths
rams from Iiverpooi va about IN tahs n,Sce
wrote a short note to Mr., adams, saving
"hnt 20 ths siiusn Government WANT Do they
'anf hthey let the rams sail the people will
become 20 txasperated that We cannot prevent
war; though may prove 70 US the sreassst ealan,'
MY anu though IT'S what we desire, II possible,
TO avoid, and oil this the british Government ought
10 Dc Informed MT. Adams called on Lord John
R''sssell and read TINS note, saying, This, my
views Of plain, blunt man. few days Affss'
wards the broad arrow WAS seen on each OF the
rebel rams, and they have not allea
Al the conclusion Of the gsntlemans remarks be
introduced Hop. .. H. Boyd, OF Mo-, who, In a
.hest .psech, endorsed all that his colleague had
uttered. At late hour the meeting adjourned, oil
well pleased with the evenings Entertainment.
Lopdtsd ROOMS FOR HOMELESS WoxHS.-
DIR. Mary n. Walker has tho pleasure to inform
those females y no are homeless, that she has se-
cured respectable rooms, where they can remain
over night, free o. charge Let no woman who ID
nearly out oil means, "periih In our streets " here
after She will also hear the casss Of prospective
mothers, VINO are without MONIES and means "a
spcS wo Will endeapor 10 iinc better ipss that they
need not commit suicide, or murder ipnocents, fol
they shall be cared Tor and their misfortunes MOI
he published to the world, for, Russia like, youI
names shall not be asked. We shall have ten
porary Founding Hospital" for the present
supported by voluntary contributions, and w
wish to know how many are In want Of such
home during the period that they are unable Il
labor. We have the lodging rooms ready and shsi
have IN. " Founding Hospital" soon. The roomi
now ready are not near her residence, and thos.
wishing lodging will call, v possibs, before sever
O'Clock p. N, NJ e. WALxER, M. D.,
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VoTERs AfENTIoN.-By reference TO OIL
advertising columns II will be seen that the asses
sors OF the different wards are now attending n
appointed places In the wards, and will continue
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ, to the ais
Of December, inclusive, to correct and register III,
names Of those omitted from the printed poll list
1t viii be seen In the published list that the IS
assessor for the Third ward has established his head
quarters In oyster saloon at the Of Eight
and l. streets. Now this saloon may be wen
who wish to attend to this matter Of the registering
OF their names and are deferred from doing so he
they Will have to 20 to saloon for the pus
pose Of meeting the assessor. The inquiry has bee
made as to whether that gentleman could not flu