The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-07
Natinual Republican.
LOCAL NEWS.

0tIllumIk AEVuUlltHn.
@ ''"
1oCA. II |" "es
NATIONAL, Unos MEETING In THE SrxrH
WApn-A meeting Of the citisens Of tbs sirth
vsrd favorable 10 the restoration poliov m Pr.s
dent johnson and the action Of the IA Nst,on.,
Cuiou Convention was held At ne hou,e Of M,
WIN. n, Langley. corner Of Eiebth strest A.. al
Pennsyivanis avenue, last evening; M. GsorS. A
Bohrsr In the chair and r. 8. Obep. seorstsry
A preliminary meeting was held on Wsdns.a.x
evening at the hall Of T. A. Tolson. vhsn commit.
tees on and resolution, we're sppointsa
AT the meeting last evening M, Ober. from ths
COMMITTEES TO nominate ofBoers for tbs A,,oci.t,on
reported the following named rsntlsmsn ana thsy
were unanimously elected: PTesidsnt. Georre K
Bohrer; Vice President, g, A II. Msris' Al fsc.
Rotary, J. D. oDonnslI; Treasurer, J. r. Boissau.
Executive COMMITTEES, Mesars. y. McNsrbsuy. +.
A. FOLSOM J, II, Russell. And the Pendant and
Wise President,
Mr.. McNerhany. from the COMMITTEES 10 prepsre
resolutions, reported The following, which were
unsnimou,iv adoptsd.
Rssoived, That this organisation shall be known
Sixth ward TX
Rssoipad, That We cordially spprove the patri-
otto policy Of President Johnson and heartily On.
doss the noble declaration Of principles snunciatsd
by the National Union Convention recently held 1t
Phii.dslphis. -
a. sought 70 DO effected BY The wise and bensa oisl
plan Of the President We hail the bright promise Of
the lasting peace, prosperity and happiness Of 70.
united country, while IN the revolutionary schemes
Of the radical majority In Congress We contemplate
only long train Of Undesirable evils, resulting
from discovered, discordant and belgsrsnt States.
Resoived, That President johnson, having de-
clarsd that he has planted himself upon the rock
Of the Constitution, and that power on earth can
drive him from II, fully merits and will surely 70.
csvs the generous support Of every true friend Of
constitutional liberty, in the manly and patriotic
stand he has taken In defence Of our impsrled In.
stitutions and We sincerely wish him God speed In
his glorious efforts to uphold the cherished dag Of
the Union with not single star obsoured, ardsntly
trusting and fondly believing that sustained by The
conservative masses Of the country, he will bear IL
onware TO victory In peace no less renowned than
that with which II was lately emblazoned In war
The Chair appointed Messrs. MoNerhsny, Ober
and Tolson a. COMMITTEES to make Arrangements
for the association to Join in the reception Of tho
President on his return from Chicago.
Addresses were delivered BY Hon. J. R. Hood, Of
which Inc meeting adjourned.
OLDEST INHABrrANrs-This association
bsld thar reoular montbIv msstino In ths AIasr.
mans Chambsr AZ ths civ Hall On W.dn..d.,
evening. tbe Fir,t yice President VIM. A. Rad.
Law. Rso IN tbe ebnir
In. chair fMr BRADLEY, ,,.tsa that h. wo,,d hs
n,s.,ed IN vben ths soci.tv sd;ou,nsJ IA woaid 40
a. to m.at on ths ar.t Wa3nss3sv AZ o.toh.s a y
o,cloek n. m on AnsIostan Isl.nd !. formsr homa
~ bis sus,. And oomnstriot. and thsrs nsr,sSs ~
hi, hnsntsi;tv .nd sniov = stroii ,hrpn.h An.
ground. ana : Vail ovsr tbs 6slds,
Ths ssorst.rv M Carol B,sntI tbsrsunon o8.,.d
the follovinr: vbioh Va, unsnimou,iv sdontsd.
RssoIy,d. Tint ths socistv acceni tbe lind IN.
v,tstion If M VIM A RrsS,sy ~ mat A. Ana.
iostsn IsIsnd A. hi. reons.t IN ina ar.t W.dns..
d.v ~ ns.t month Al ans r,clocL n m .nd Sor
thst nurnos. M hon, of msstins bsr oh.n.sS a..
oord,p,ir
MI. Chs.. yip,on road a history Of the ssrly life
NJ Gsorsstavn' whiah M. iis,.1.d ~ LIN v,n.h
intsrs,t.
NJ. sollov,nv.n.m ,ent,.msn vsrs .I.c.sd
msmbsr, of the .s.oci.tion. Samuel NJ. Coi
I.mpsI Tovsr, John CI.,L WIN n Gnnnsi
.nd H.,rv In.i. ''
'y 49,, A.,