The national Republican., 1866-10-26
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LOCAL HTmVVO.
CoNsERyAr1y. AMY AND NAvI UNIoN.-

y OONBEkVAfIVn Ahhr AND NANr ONION.-
The regplsr weekly meeting Of this association Wa
held last evening Il their room, fants building on
street. Col. j. h. 0'Bsirns, the President, In the
chair, and Ospt. Rudysrd. Seorstsry Col O'Bsirns,
who hss been absent from the city since his election
ss n: sS.os conferred .oCn hn so..s
ing Of the President Of the United 6tstss, Col.
O'bsirns said he is undoubtedly the friend OF the
soldier and sailor, and he Nhs spsaksr) had on
many oeessions witnessed his acts Of friendship TO
the soldiers and sailors. II those acts were pub.
iished 70 the world no one for . moment could
doubt that the President was true friend 70 the
soldier and sailor.
II: IN minute. s q the previous meeting having been
49, A P H:.:t. I: 4: and " T. Lord v.r. proposed ..
Col. TAFT, from the Executive Comnittss, asked
Tor further time for the COMMITTEES to report which
Capt MoKs.n, from the COMMITTEES 70 Prepare
Programme for Literary Exercises for ths Msstinss,
made rsporti which. on motion Of Major Warner,
Wa laid upon the table.
Col. Boyos, from the Committee TO Countsrset
the Circular Issued By the 6oldisrs' and Sailors
Union relative to the removals In the Govsrnmsnt
Printing Once, stated that the committee was at
work, and s'f'd for further time to report which
Tks special COMMITTEES to inquire % 70 the pay.
mont Of the additional bounty, reported that they
had waited upon the Paymastsr General, snd were
i.fornsd that The boun!i:s would mot Be- paid until
Major Warner stated that some members Of the
bsnd Of the I'd District Of Columbia volunteers
were members Of this association, and proposed to
form band for the use Of the association.
Lieut.. II. o. Goodins and Capt. 0Hasan were
appointed - . special committee 10 aot with the
room COMMITTEES in furnishins the room.
Capt. 0eyce offered the following resolutions:
Rssoivsd, That this Union heartily sympsthise
with Gov. Swami and the National Union. men Of
Maryland in their efforts to have the laws Of the
Stste enforced and the peace and welfare Of the
people preserved. -.
Rssolved, That we heartily condemn the action
Of the organization Of soldiers In the city Of Balti
more known n the "Boys in Blue, who have
offered their services to the Police Commissioner
the law, TO deprive National Union men, who have
ever been loyal to our Government, Of the sacred
right Of franchise, thus preventing . majority Of
Tie loyal men Of Baltimore from controlling the
a6ain Of that city. ....-.
Rssoivsd, That the disposition to defy all civil
law and to disturb the psaos in different sections
Of our country 10 the natural fruits Of the Congress
sonal plan Of exclusion, and that We look for con.
tnusd riot and bloodshsd long - this system Of
State disorganisation Is persisted in.
Capt. Mcconnell said he could hardly believe
that soldiers would take up such . cause as that
signed Boys In Blue" He had read Of them 10
the Chyonieis, but the simple fact Of II being in
that paper was enough 10 cast doubt and make one
believe that no such organization existed.
Capt. Geyce said there was no doubt that such an
organization - the Boys In Blue existed In Bslti.
more, and they were led on BY John W. Fornsy, .
man who lived BY appealing to the passions Of the
people, and doing all he could to inoits them to
not and bloodshsd. Capt. @. said he always rs.
who had been In the army take suoh stand. Hs
desired to see peace throughout the country. We
should appeal to the reason Of our fellow soldiers
and have them desist from suoh course.
COL Boyee was opposed to the resolutions. II
Wa State matter, and he thought the association
should mot interfere. It was iocsi AFFAIR, and the
authorities Of Maryland could dispose Of II.
Amer some debate the resolutions wore adopted.
II. Joyss offered the following, which wss
adopted:
Inssmuoh u the New York election will take
place on the 9Th proximo; be II, therefore.
Resolpsd, That II ID the considerations duty Of
every member who ir entitled to vote at the New
York elections on the 9Th Of November next to
avail himself Of this right, and every such mem
Der ID expected and Is hereby called upon, even st
tie sasrihos Of much personal eonvsnisnos, 70 use
bis utmost sndsavors to bs present at the polls on
thak day
Rssolvsd, That all such members Of this sssoeis.
tion who may be entitled to vote on the occasion
referred to- and any others who may be present in
New York, do form themselves into . oommittts to
meet each day in that city at such place as may
be hereafter mutually agreed upon, and there and
then give their undivided influence and support to-
wards the election Of tho whole conservative ticket
end thus aid for the second time to preserve the
whole Union Of ell the States Of our beloved country
Rssolpsd, That the secretary be instructed to
prepare letter for the signature Of the president
Of this association, smbodying these resolutions,
and to be given to the chairman Of said committee.
Capt vandsrbsck, Lieut.. Wales, Capt. aooding,
Capt. Geyos. and Lieut.. Cummings were appointed
- committee to inquire into the sIpedisnoy Of
holding public meeting: Adjourned.
cua.-z A,u A. An-,,,,nx O.,
azAsr on A sPREE-HE GERS TIE WoRsr o. IT.
Last night, st about half past O'Clock, one Of the
',boys In blus;'-a sergeant, and . member Of the
4th artillery, feeling in imbibins mood stepped
into Buffers saloon nesr the corner OF Fourteenth
street and the avenue. whore he asked for drink.
This done, '.ye bold sergeant" INDUCED In sundry
expressions Of political import, which . certain
gentleman present, not clad in asure rsiment,
sngriiy objected to. The result was. that both
finally left the saloon, and on reaching tho pave
msnt resumed their dispute, which was ended By .
shot being fred from revolver, which took effect
in the forehead Of tho sergeant, causing an ugly
but not serious wound The ball passing 10 just over
the left eye, and coming ont on line with the
nose Strange to say, the skull vas uninjursd, the
ball giancing and passing out - dssoribsd
On being shot, the sergeant fell from the sids-
walk into the gutter whore his asssilant asr hav'
ing administered number Of kicks, left him. Aftsr
considerable dslay, owing to the absence Of po-
licsman, he was conveyed TO Eidwslls drug store,
whero one OF the estimAbe osrks ordered the party
out, refusing to furnish even water with which 10
wash the blood from his faos. From thence hs va
taken to EntWisle's drug store. on the corner oa
Twelfth and the avenue whore temporary remedies
were cheerfully supplied after which he was taken
to the medical branch Of the Georgetown College,
on street, where surgeons pronounced his wounds
Of . comparatively slight character. He un sfter.
wards taken to the central guard house and con
fined until this morning, whom he will bs sent to
his regiment. Several parties supposed to be i'm.
piicated in the affair we're arrested, but wore 70.
isassd:on bail.
HABEAs CoRPus Yesterday morning q
little solorsd girl named Julia wilks was brought
before Jsdge Olin In chambers by MI. O. D. Barrett,
ON writ Of haJeas corpus Issued the petition Of
Mr. Wilks. Ths petition fled by wilks states ths,
the girl In question Is his daughter and that she ID
unlsvfully detained by the respondent Of her lib.
erty. Nj. Barrett, in his answer, says that the
girl il frss to 20 when she likes that she has been
living with his family since the 4th Of July last,
with the consent Of the prisoner He further states
tbst hs has been Informed that last week he
whipped the child while visit to his house, and
sent r her to come to his houss at O'Clock last
Saturday to take another whipping. He also
states that the petitioner was never married to the
mother Of ths girl. the latter dying when the girl
was about two months old, and further chargoa
that the petitioner had bssp cited to appear before
l.