Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
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NATIONAL RafubIicAx UEioS CtiR on Tna,Ed.s E
.lqulns. April Is, Isgj, the following ,Io.s,sI
tens wers unanimouglY passed -
Whefeaa, On the nilhf Of The ilfh of April /,
ne yeaEofour Lord enc thousand eight hue3,,i
frason, mur3 3sred AiiRAfAM LiNCoiNs Nsppsa q
denr o. tho United states Of Alsefies, h.,.e.
foebing frredom q Its Hblest champion ana ~
9sisn q " best sPsensnsf Americas nRhAssd
!. Resoired, That We regard treason a, N.
most flVdD.ous " eTfiaes, a. Il inoindes ana y.
eessllaies them ALI and therefore we hold
ban any simple yiolator of his oath, assas,i.
muraersr, ineendiary, OF thief, because hs q al
4 Rsi6is,k, fhs. : ,rai.or 4. an.
war against the United States, or aitsTe, 10 fSes
sntaies, gfpin0 tsem att aud comfort w"
"a ,Reeoitcd, That the horror that ON. o,,
iearts me last daetardiy crime Of traitors. n
heir assasslnatioa q ths good Chief Magiilrats
der u the distingnished Secretary of state W.
bcd-Fidden and disabled, Is only e4nalled bS ~,
horror and Indignation ai ihe!r Persistent "a.
1eay1f to destrog h.ir Mdtfve land and % hasd
sffrndi eRtRiiss, the tyrants of humanity.
Z. Rssoired, That while bur hatred oftalto,,
Tho risk their lives IN battle for their crime 4,
mingled with somewhat Of admiration Nor ~,
Iva have nothing but detestntlon and eonten,s,
.ior such A. Justify and wish well 10 the eneia,s
Df the country whore they dwell; who add COW,
rdiee 70 ths trsesoE that fcster- N their hestt,
works meet FOR rebehtahes, - or 70 90 TLtf,
hey belong. - a .H.
i o. ResoIrsd, That those sre the real assu,,,,,
fthe Presfdsnt tclo have sgptpathfsed triA traG
defenders Of their rights, their invaded Io,s.s'
md sacred altnrs, /" aud rho have pertinasiSusl,
lsnoeaced the peopls's noie safnfed martyr 4.
.tyrdnt " aad hts nntfriag land lcfsl gofs
foui and dfabol Zeal oonspifdcf II ne fsyro sri,
oency, asgn ardoefous attempt 10 subugai,
9, Resolved, That impartial Justice 4, in IN,
body polite, what surgery Is TO the human body
necessary, though painful, remedy Tor syil.
hat cannot be otherwise Gu ured. E6nl 00ngr,
aous members Nrsr b. removed, proiaitiv mi
noroeghfy that society may discharge It, fuRs.
solved.
q. Rssoiped, That all who are not heart, h,,.,,
of Traitors and their Refarious designs, and " no
bg theiI associations, and words, and influence,
. 10 not take sides openly and thoroughly again,t
The crimes Of such, arc themselves al heart oply
aneakihg traitors, and should be treated as sasA
Resoles,f Tha, All residents sf mi. ,,,,
who Iouc their country and detest traitors are In
yited to ro-opcrate with Us In our sia0t' object
. help defend the one and detest and crush III.
)thcr H.f i
o. Resolved, That over the bleeding wound.
u this last and greatest victim of the people.
snemies We renew TO each other our tolsrsp
pledge TO do all In our power TO serve our eoun.
NY and TO detect and bring totustice her enc.
10. Resolved, That such is our confidence IA
fhe Statesman ship, Patriotism aud hdelity of An,
lrcw Johnson, now President Of these Cnltsd
states, that we pledge to him our earnest support
with the same cordially with which II was giysu
" his ilhustrions predeceasor.
IL. Resotrod, That this Club will attend the
haneral Of tho late good President in a body, and
hat Its members wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ng for thirty days.
L. Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sept TO his Etcellency Andrew johnson,
President aud TO the family Of the late lanenied
President, A. Lincoln.
- Resolped, That those resoiuiiqRa be pub.
ished In the daily papers Of Washington.
u, AZ a substitute for resolution No. II. Re-.
solred, That this Club aud the loyal citiIens u
he Seventh ward are compelled 70 refrain as =
body from attending the funeral Of the late Presi
lent, except n an independent Loyal Club CON.
posed Of citixens q the seventh ward, by reason
f n the unmistakAble disloyalty Of large number
" the marshAls or assistant marshals appointed
Or the occasion believing, a. we do, that many
Il the said marshnls, were II not for their natural
. owurdiee, would have been IN open arms agalnst
d he U. s. Government.
Is, Resolret, That y. A. Boswell and Captain
.MoCouneil serve ~ mounted MArshals for the
Club, which they accepted. Provtded, II be St
be same time made known that they were not
nhder the control of Marshal Lanon
Foot Mnrshais elected were.,E- " ~-BarrOn, 7
III Jones aud Capt Knight
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