Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.


ing Last eve Ing the Lnooln AID Johnson lub
as entitled on N NH street, TO witness the raising
f. he FIJI ley Ho pit'l was Prss.t I'D DIS.
onur'cd some excellent aits tftcr the hag VI
their room and were called TO order by the Pres
cent, Mr.. Lewis Clrphsne, who announced that
% new mentors had jnine The AZ oeiation drfing
the evening, TO which number more Hccessois
were added Iefore the adjournment ot the 81 h.
o. motion OF Mr. Brown, the members Of The
band who rad refused TO perform NJ the Temo-
cratic meeting which will come off next saturday,
were elected honorary members OF the association.
pres nt,d the following errs ofreEolut which
were unanimously adopted
whereas the members of this Annexation, on
the evening Of Ita organization, by a unanimous
vote, do'ignHted this as the prop.r occasion q
tain concerning the pc iticAl istu no presented
: TT renple Of this Republic
Rest'red, 1. That the re-esta llshmcnt Of the SUI
thOrity Of tho Government OF, til" Uni'ed Statet
through the length and hresdth of its don,inions
and over all uCrsons and societies the elm, % the
irst and g'eate't .tposc of all present poll lca
q TIA in the pending Presidential contest, the
upnn to loose between the continuance Of the
uninn and the heresies Of secession and dlssolu.
ZION. we reg I'd Abraham Lincoln as having been
ihe true0t representative AMI exponent OF the
Union cause.
3 That we nnd In the platform adopted by the
Baltimore Convention, Of tho 7th Of June last,
ain and unequiyOcAl statement Of the only ptin-
PS S tsy 9 tho ~
that Convention, we recognize the chsTp ons Of
public honor safety, and pow 7, and the defenders
pSf that PLATFORM ry sGSpsG By Ike Demo-
cratic Convention at Chicago, We see the recogni
denial OF the power OF the General Government
TO enforce obedience to its laws, and to defend
and traitors, aud we believe that the nomIneCs oil
that Convention are by that platform pledged to
oPP2.ioP to the q the present war,
3, That, viii to General Geo &c Mcclellan,
in common with the oiiices and soldiers OF out
by Acce' tiug the nomination OF the Chicago Con
ventrn he hiss made hims,lG the servant OF I'M
patriotic aud desis ning men, whose declared prin
ciplcs are oppated to our nationsl Integrity and
honor, and whose oHly purpose Is the acquisition
o, That we regard the ruin and destruction Of
this Republic, an immt iate and hum'ltatirg
peace, and the rec gnition Of the southern Con-
fedetacy, 10 the necessary and Inevitable coDsc-
President, and George ii. Pcndyton as Vice PrcSi.
l. That we believe there still exists in the South
ern States strong attaehmt mt TO the Government
and flag of the Union, and tha'we would hail with
JOY the Day OF the return OF the southern people to
the Allegiance.
pfcssPd by our ga liant AID patriot Lieutenant
G neral, IN aTeceht letter, 9th It all we want now
to Insure an early Ie.tora.ion Of the Union is a
8. That our gAllAnI B1idie a In the field STe
till t. our odmirAtton and suDporti that we
no or the memory Of The msrtyTsd dead who have
fAen in their country q cause, and that we will
d. our utmoat 10 alleviate the suflcrings OF the
hioE and wounded, and BOothc the soTrows Of their
10. That we commit the eautc Of our beloved and
bleeding e'untIy to the hoy and paternal keeping
MIR. Carr.nqton then delivered an address by
hitch he onchHlu'd the audience for more than
two hours. He eRid that the Amerloaptnag was
honOrc wherever uu u led, aud the american
uAme respected wheTevIr roclsimed, and 1t be-
ne We the arms and Dire the Hesrt. Of our Ssiant
soldiers, who were performing he stern and terri
he duties Of batt Q, by 'e-elec'ing Abraham Lin.
coin, who was the acknowledge ,mb ofiment and
rersOnGtIOn OF the american cause. tGreSt ap-
plnusel
II the people wished to zee tho American cause
Gi'grRcei they cOul elect the two young men Of
the Chic,T invention, who, hatever their tai
Sntg, wnulI give aid AMI comfort to the enemy
even hy a ecOSnitiOn of thels cOnfedcracv. The
itBuc was Union or Lcce:s.on VIII YOU fight DF
mttcd - Q American people, and IL demands an
honest verdict. The elett iOn Of the thieAgo nou-
.DceI would b. fatal TO the cause Of The country,
whilst the election Of LII coin aud johnson 10 -
trutttl TO he s4ivAtiOn OF the Republic II the
Chicago ticket were successful Mcclellan would
+, Pr s.dent de jrrc and Pendltton ould be PIef-
ilCnt de fGGD, ccHuse he is The ADLER man OF the
tw0i ami nRt n pa nozzle JIGiTu . for war,
ii. recently, IN The u. s. uniforS; and he Other
40 ultra st., r,cessions', St.te rights politician
who, IL he had the phi 81 al courage, would be
Ths IpSaEer was onCs ~ Sim.fs' q Mcclellan.
AZ the great war meeting IN front Of the Capitol,
he cul zod HIM Ia The iVitiest terms. but he was
Edmirl. tue young, b ave, aud ssplring soldier.
H. thea, he thought what an elevation, he could
now eNolGim; Al,s A!AB VIII It n 1.-the colder
turned p.lit.ciSn and made the tool aui cats nav
Of II dsun on party. surely he could say, in the
m.nis worss than The fl y NieCleiIsn might
not he sGls TO "iouk his & liant comrades In the
face for he had approved Of the Ientimsnta of
ty,whlch VISA 'iuvinci lie Ia peace, In liable in
war Lincoln was destined to xiii The snake
the Mo eS who delivered the pc pie from the
Iower Of the tyranti Oid Abe was the Joshua who
would lcsd them INTO the laud Of CaLaID, and
whc he h o"s tho raG's hory tho wGliI OF JrI-
oho must isll tLSug'ierl And would the pto-
pc ttte me h9rn Sw y from him When ne va.
"Eo!' "Nn w-"Ec, athousand timss, nopl
The speaker, nit.r giving al Iiti"nal reasons
nou ced he imbcctity Hud inconsis'ency OF old
Buck satirz' the proceedings # the Copperhead
club Of this city, and CO Gluded with most GlO-
que prroratou, In " hioh he called upon all pres.
cnt, b the memories and glories Of the psrt-hy
and aid ia preserving the integr ~ OF the UnI0S,
IN ESTABLISHING the supremacy Of tho law, AMI 10
proving the oXeell nee Of LIBERAL institutions.
The meeting then a ijDurncd with three cheers
for President Lincoln, which wcro given with n
will.
THE DRAFT.-Third Ward Mcotng.-An ad-
journed meeting OF the citizens Of the rhi ID ward
was held last evening At Temperance Hall to con-
suit in gard to furnishing the quota OF the ward
The mmittee 10 watt on the Provost Marshal
reported hat they were rece We by that efficient
and Atiable officer 10 the kinlCst manner and
that he Informed them that the number enrolled
was ? o6s and thRt the q ote Is reduced 10 81.
CO.. Alexander was waited on yestOTd4y ny Mr..
Angus, who was sB'urcd b. the Colonel that he
could urneh All he men nc dCd If thu bounty re-
Quifed was fol the ming,
The cOmmiI tees to collect finds IepoJte that n
thousand dollsTa was paid 10, and that large
amount subscribed would be paid when called for.
one hundred dollars is pledged by n number OF
ntlemen, and more II needed, and the committee
feel assured that an amOuu' necessary tn NEST the
demand will be raised IL Others will do the duty.
Capt. Beavers made statement that thirt;;six
men had been enlisted by him that the wad had