Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.

previous oocssions, and tho representation OF
ladies was .ndusuNily anal, r. iessnss q the
perintsndent Of the building, presided ~ eight
O'Clock, precisely, the chairman aonouneed that
The o. me s Pop ssss
man possessinE an excellent voice, sang patriotic
song with guitar accompaniment, With good
Tsia concluded, the Hon. John NJ. Broomsl, NJ.
G. Of Pennsylyania, vas introduced "a. the audi.
seeing scarcely familiar face before him-pro6a,
bly, not one. Individually TO the audience he could
have known little Of them, Aed OF him they could
between them, some bond Of common unity that
brought them together. He would not talk TO
Sto what he was going 10 say, and he could tell
them nothing that had not been told them again
and again better thsn he could DO but ;h.rsl;
which wa, hardy feit ten years. sso i . that
each and every one Of Us love our country and
He had said what may ssem al nrst view little
singular, but he repeated that II was an element
known TO his audience that there was not one
within the sound OF his voice that ten year, ago
country. when the nag Of our country was taken
down At Fort sumter, and an attempt made 70 de-
then Il wa, hat we ieit that ful love Of country
that until then we felt not 90 intensely.
All remember the day Of sumter's humiliatiop,
country. Men stood on the corners OF the streets
with teeth olinohed and limbs oonvulsed, deter
The conduct OF our enemies has united Us In one
common bond and upon one common platform In
which there IL but one plank, and We hay: vowed
countrv shall be preserved with all the elements
with which II was originally founded. Who was
there among them that did not vow vengeance
against Mother England when nrst she began 10
show disposition 10 side with our enemies
Who will forget her conduct when We seized ths
up Il Ia true, but day OF reckoning will GOMEZ we
only loaned these men to herr when the proper
was England that put the curse Of slavery upon
us. She sent u here against our circumstances
S Mas thst p,t rSsd sssinst US
enemy In France. She took the time and occasion
TO spurn our sacred Monroe doetrins, just ~ .
she has pesaistently sought an alliance with Eng
land to make war ssainst US, by interfering with
plant on our continent an european monarch, Al
Aplaee, were this war OF our hands, nhe would
hot dare to put her feet.
having had full charge OF the Government for over
sixty years, and finding their power fast waning,
now seek 10 divide the country. II 50 rebellion
Of The Democratic party, and those who were not
who states that he cast thIrty-Ilx votes straight
at the Charleston Convention for Jefferson Davis
Take thouS lnds the Democrats who love country
better than rebellion, and they have cast their lots
The women Of America have behaved nobly In
this war. They are ready TO do their part but
there is one thing more they can do. They can
currency, BY wearing homemade fabrics, and thus
prevent the excessive expectation OF gold. Let
Union Leagues OF this kind be formed Throughout
the country, and II wiz make the merchants Of our
venomous old mother, England, look more blue
than We did a. the breaking out o. the Ieosllon Or
The practices OF. slavery are monstrousj but,
heretofore, all that We could do was to abide By
have saHasS Inc we viii III make new
one, but we will no longer recognize slavery.
ma aST in N ne rscS 81 WIZ him hs ncsro have 70
say Ia let him have the cup, Perhaps there may be
some danger that the eolored people will exeelthe
but, believe, will gradually withdraw themselves
TO the tropics for which they are naturally nttsd,
home in Africa, aud is inviting the black man. II
10 capable OF sustaining an immente population.
believe that, like the King of Egypt we shall let
The meeting waa also addressed by Mt. A. NJ.
Scott and Col. s. II. Gibbs, of Tennessee. The lat
pie Of Tennessee know nothing but Abraham Lin.
coin and Andrew Johnson. II we elect Abraham
Linooln President, and andrew Johnson Siss
He wanted to see Abraham Lincoln President Of
tho whole United states, and II he was ever saved
he believed II would be because OF his devotion 10
Abraham Hnooln.n
Afer the conclusion OF the addTeEses, Mr.. Pope
is the name 60 BY" which brought forth hearty
rounds OF applause The words and music were o.
his own composition and establish him as 4 com
poser Of no ordinary talent.
MARRIAGE EITRAoRDNARI.-Gon. Luclus
FAirchild, Secretary OF State Of Wisconsin, yeser
daughter OF the late Charles Bull, Of this city
Rev. D.. Hall, OF the Church Of the Epiphany
oSiated and when he asked SwhS glvs16 IN,
senator poonttie, Governor Farrell, Mslor Hood
Dr.. Olcott surgeon General, and W. I. selliek
State agent, ali Of Wisconsin,. The bridal partI
left for Baltimore by the halEYsst o'clock train
volunteers, aud lost one arm in the battle Of Get
tyBburR, and waa subsequently promoted TO
BriEadier General,hlp. He resigned his posi.iel
position which he now holds, and TO which III
people Of hia state had called him.
WASHINGTON AS PoRT OF ERLRI.--Th
President of the Board OF Aldermen, with Messrl
Van Ryswiek, Wilson and Todd, wore At the CAni
t 9a GohsTe any Ssa senator
relation to the establishment OF port OF entry a
Washington. 1t seems that no vessel can b
Found that most 81 the meroh andise that comes Ii
vessels entered at Georgetown 10 brought hithe
Sean sH the HSs ssS In 10 Il
objection that the Government could not 20 to tn
expense OF building euAtom-h0pIe, Il was proI
eriy suggested that rooms In the basement OF tn
Treasury could DO used for the required purposei
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ARREST OF FUsIrIvH.-At quarter pas
festive brought to this City female named blame
Davis, who 10 charged with having robbed fello,
5osrdsr, At house Of a. rsRute o. Si2o The F q
accused started at once for Baltimore, Soon ate
her departure the money was missed, and tell
OF baltimore, with a request that she be arrested
The detective met the train at the Camden station
2Sk &c ill., iaU Sy was ssd To await
ing on the charges preferred against her.