The national Republican., 1866-10-22

,srt the society In this extremity.
Rssoived, Thst the withdrawal BY any en- |
ploysr Of his name from the protest sent TO the
oemptrollsr Of the Treasury, and the fact being
certhed to BY the vigilance committee or the pres
dsnt Of tho society shall remove the interdiet and
Justify tho hands IN resuming work according to
RICHARD W. CLAYTON,
A. j. DONALDSON,
A. T. CAvIs,
W. W. MALoHEY,
O. P. BRowN.
The following letters were received:
a.srtuuuS: understand that my name has
been attached 10 . protest against the action Of
The typographical Society, and II II does appear
on that paper, and presume II docs, II was under
4 msapprehension, and think II is hardly to be
presumed I would aot 90 inconsistent after my ap.
proval on paper Of the action Of the society. I
had no idea the paper was In the shape Of 9 pro-
test, but thought II some proposed action to ami
cably settle the difficulty. therefore positiveiy
asssrt had no idea at the time that Was signing
snch paper. r. A. WATERS.
wAsuIxerox, D. O, Oct. %, 1865.
GEsrLEnaN: hereby withdraw my name from
the protest against paying the scale Of prices Is
agreed to BY tho oolunbi' Typ0sr'Ph'S%1 se1iss''
TO tie Committee Of @ Columbia Typographical
Society.
WARRINGTON, Oct 20, 1866.
sIR: Upon further consultation We have deter
mined to withdraw our names from the protest for
the present. Very r''p;S.fJ5,'yM ". =! Mva-Asu a Co.
Iesrtify that the above is tru. copy:
DAILY MoRsmo CHRONICLE,
45e NIHrH srssEr,
wAsHIrerox, D. @. /, Oct. 2o, 1850.
To ths Members V the Typographical Society, Wash.
GESTIsnsN: Although I believe Ia tho justice of
my protest against the eight-hour movement at
the present time yet TO prevent the interruption Of
business in the Chroniels Office, withdraw my
name from the document.
Yours, respectfully,
D. Q. FoRxlr, Publisher Chron,eis.
Mr. Cation, the venerable and esteemed treasurer
Of the society, stated that he instructed by Mr.
Rivss to say that he would withdraw his name
from the protest, and would scosds to all the de-
Mr.. Cowing stated that he had been instructed to
inform the society that his brother Of the hrm Of
Cowing Turner was in favor Of tho eighthour
system.
GLOBE o,yIcR,
Washington, 3. o.. ~ ' D'''
Sin: This i to inform the Typographical Union,
Of this city, that We have written letter to Hon.
that we withdraw our names from the protest signed
BY the employing printers Of this city, and will
abide by the laws Of the society.
We remain, very respectfully,
ovPIcs OF THE NATIONAL IxrBLIoKxoER,
wAsHrHaroN, Oct. q, 1866
To the 4emeers Of the Typographical Society," Wash
GssrLExEH We hereby withdraw our protest
against the resolutions passed at the meeting Of
your society held on Saturday, October IL, 1866.
We, however, take this occasion to say that We be-.
high as the demand for labor will justify.
Very respectfully, your obsdient servants,
sSow, CoYLE, Co.
I do hereby certify that have received from Mr..
VIM. II. Moore the sum Of four dollars per day for
eight hours labor from Monday, 18th inst, at u
clock, m, until Saturday, goth inst, inclusive,
at IL O'Clock, m.
(Signed) GLrNDoUR MRDAIRr.
of October, A. D. 1866.
w. BARNAoLo, ]. P.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1885,
I hereby certify that I have received from
Msssrs. McGii Withsrow the sum Of four dollars
per day for eight hours labor from Monday, 18th
inst at - o'clock, m, until Friday, 10th inst,
at IL O'Clock, m.
(Signed) CHAs. W. DANT.
I hereby certify that have always strictly con.
formed to the requirements of the typographical
Society in every particular, and intend to do in
the future. r. A. WATERS.
ocroBRR 10, 1866.
Mr. Mclean stated that Mr.. wallach had author
lied the Comptroller to erase his name from the
protest.
(signed) J.C. G. wHALEY, Pres't.
b. MAC Murray, Recording Sec'y
SUPPOSED CHOLERA CAsEs.-Yesterday
morning. Sergeant Kelly, Of the Fourth ward, was
notified that the body Of q colored woman, named
Sarah Patterson, was lying In Q shanty on the COM
mon between New Jersey avenue and North Capt.
tol street and Z and streets north, she having
died with what was supposed to be the cholera, on
Friday last. Her brother, who notified the officer,
stated that he had been trying to have her buried
at the oontraband camp but no coffin had been
sent. Sergeant Kelly procured a permit from
Mayor Wallach to have her buried at the aims
house. Upon going to the place whore the body
was, Government ambulance was found, and the
body was taken to the oontraband camp for burial.
About one week ago sister Of Sarah died at the
same house, with the same disease. A physician
who attended them said he could not pronounce the
cases cholsrs, but the symptoms were Of that dis.
ease.
GARRoTED.-Mr. Robert White, of George
town, while passing along Bridge street, about .
O'Clock on Friday night, was attacked by two men
near Columbia Bank alley. After knocking him
down they robbed him Of $45 In Virginia money,
IS so in postal currency, % in greenbacks, and
about IS In other money. The villains escaped with
the money.
About I o'clock Saturday morning Col J. D.
Mcbride was attacked by two men on u street, be-.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, who attempted
to garrote him and got possession Of diamond pin
which ho wore. The robbers grabbed portion of
the shirt bosom, but Colonel Mob. struck at one of
them with q psnknife, and they made q hasty re-
treat without accomplishing their object.
CRIMINAL CoURT Judge Oltn.-( (Edwd
O. Darlington, ESQ.,, District Attorney, prosecuting
On Saturday John Datchsr, indicted for larceny,
was acquitted. Smithers for defence.
VIM. Brown, indicted for tho same offence, was
convicted. Smithers for defence.
George Turner, indicted for larceny; verdict not
guilty.
Bridget Keenan,, alias Csdgrove, was convicted