Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

DRAFr MEETING IN THE SIXTH wARD.-Last
night large number Of citizens OF the Sixth ward
met at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, for the put
the Ss Mr. Josu Ho. sSe %s. os 70
the chair, ard Mr.. J,mes M. Dalton appointed
seotetary; Messrs. John Thompson and .. M. Dali
sseertan the names Of those residents OF the ward
who had been enrolled and have since entered the
Sere f order that The proper edit: may be
night last was reventyGve. Out OF list Of SIXTY
names OF men who had entered the s.rvice, and
which was handed to the Provost Marshal on
Monday, forty-nVe ofthem were allowed, thus re-
duclng the number OF men to be furnished TO thirty
Over one hunartd names OF men who had entered
the rervicc were HANDED In At the meeting last
night.
mr.. Thompson moved that committee Of three
10 hsye he "pooer eposi,s s,Iow.S ana rel,svs
the ward from the draft. Messrs. J.Iw. Thomp-
SOD, J. NJ Dalton and Donald MeCathron were ap-
on Capt. Putnam to-day for the purpose Of ex-
amlnin the enrolment
The meeting then adjourned to n Get again this
evening to hear the report OF the committee. tits
stated that ten or twelve additional names and
substitutes were furnithed yesterday, which will
thought Tbs. the few men 5et wanting Win be
iurnished, and the ward relieved frsm the draft
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SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION
niand Hall, c. e. Noyss in the chair, and Mr.. W. j.
MuTtagh acting as secretary.
Previous to the mee,ioE Of the Association, a
IN relation to the money after the dra should take
place. After considerable debate the club adj
journed to most this wednesday, evening, At
o'clock, at the name place. .
The Association was then called to order; and,
on mo ion, aresess OF fifteen minutes was ordered
then called in order and paid In the sum Of sSts
New subscriptions were then received, netting
The gu.faniy fund being opened, si,5os wa.
Inscribed
The entire receipts OF tho evening 70 up as fol-
From collectors $3.50 10
New ubsoriptionB...... t6a 90
Guaranty fund. iooe.oo
rotsl...............................sa ,ass 10
On motion, Il was determiDed that should the
drait take place in the ward, the money ofthe as
sociation should be divided pro rata among tho
drafted.
4 motion WAS made to require every man to con
tribute So in order TO entite him to share Of the
4 lengthy debate ensued which terminated In the
defeat Of the proposition.
club, who might be drafted, be entitled to their
proportion ofthe Association fund Lost
oaUa iH this d1 sasn i s'S
O'Clock,
SECOND WARD DRAFT MEETING. The cill-
zcns OF the Second ward held an adjourned meetips
last evening at GermAnia Hall. s. A. Peush, ESQ
occupied the chair, The amount subscribed up 10
J. II PoseV, E'q said that the men could be Oh,
tanned u the money were raised by Wednesday
s.P. boyd said that he would DO one OF hun
dred that would subscribe sIco.
DR. Howard, and Messrs. s. A. PeuKh, Psttib ne,
and j. LevSnt smith folio we'd with sioj each on III
proposition OF Mr.. Boyd.
A special committee, consisting OF W. Psttibone,
s. W. Owens, George RAuh, Andrew Joyce, and
George II. Plant, were appointed TO call on wealthy
men In the TsFd aud to solicit contributions fol
A committee Of 1--WE, consisting OF +. Miller, J.
W. tucker, J. W. spaldlng, John Alexander, and
George Sets, were appointed, and, on motion, J. II
pole Of finding out where and how many recruit,
could DO obtAiAed, and for what price. The CON
viii Sss AND nS spo 70 ne as sS'I 81
Wednesday evening.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
MEETING OF LOYAL PKSNsTLvAHIASs.-The
loyal PennsylVAnians OF the city m last
evening in their rooms, on Ninth street, and were
s Th BY ColoEei Jordan and MNSs Es,on 2
with the greatest interest," and xere received with
unbOunded applause. Colonel Jordan very foreiblI
showed the league existing between the rebels or
martial fields and the eopperheAds on peace plat
forms. The nomination OF Mo- Ian was eheeret
at the Chicago conyention with an enthusiasm
Petersburg exhibited when they heard Of the goot
news and hurrAhod for Little Mae.
AlluaionB were made during the evening u
were loudly eheercd.
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COMMON CopNOm.-0wlnR 70 the fact thai
number OF the members were engaged In theil
respective ward meetings, In relation TO the draft
there was no quorum present last evening in III,
hoard OF Common Council. The only member
present were bIeasrs Davis, Peugh, Rheem, WriEh
and the President This Board oahnot adjolr iron
week to week without quorum, and must oonIe
quently meet again tonight.
THIRD WARD To.NIGHT,-we are requested
war At Temperance Hall THIS evening, At eiKh
o'elo. k. Business OF the greatest Importance De
mAnds your attention,