The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-29

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~ Tm GoNsEhvAfivs ARnr AND NAVY UNION.
Last evening - adjourned meeting Of the Bsl-
disrs' and Sailors. Assecistien vss lsld In he
cesneil Chapbst CITY Hall, which VS. ssnsrously
aaskspAsd. II che shsssce Of tho chairaau, (Cof.
0'nsi.s,l osyt y. Clay oesding wss called 70 he
,shair; 3. 1. Wailss, ssefvtafy. ,.
e Ne gAsir sisted thai be Cad received q eommu.
sIsstioh from ths Army and Navy Uaion Of Tie
District Of Columbia, informing The meeting Of their
willingness V uaats IN the movement which be
rssd, 80, sner had been sccspted, the Commit.
90 on Orsanisation retired TO meet the COMMITTEES
During The abssnee Of the committees the INSET.
q isg - addressed b. MAJ. Foster and Llsuk RicA.
uosA. .IFif "a
~ The committee, aftsr short absence returned
And, through Capt aoodipg. reported that they
the name Of the Conservative Arny "a Nsvy
Union. That they had agreed that The olnoss
should DO vacated, and that the meeting should
elect presidsnt and vice president. The report
was adopted. W -..a, III. =.
The meeting pyosssd.d 70 elect The oaesrs
named resulting In the choice Of Col. James r.
O'Deirne, President, and Col James A. TAFT -
hrst Vice President. L1r. -l.L. r
On motion Of Capt. Msconusii, The following re-
osussou W. tususuoussy sNoPsso s7to nYPtbosSs
"ThAt there may be no misundsfstandiAg IN re-
Iation 70 the object Of this association; therefore,
bsa M %. 80 =
"Rssoiusd, That the Conservative Army ssd
Navy Union 10 organised ~ Q political Association
10 support Of the rsooasruoton policy OF The Prss
dsph fully endorsing the platform Of the Phladsi.
phia Conventional - .E..H.H
II was moved 70 elect vice president from each
State, . secretary, and two assistant secretaries
and treasurer; which motion was referred 70 the
COMMITTEES on Organization, together with all mat.
tsrs connected with the organization Of the Union.
Capt. Gooding, Mr. Guy, and Dr.. Craigsn we're
appointed as . committee to procure rooms for the
association.
DR.. Craigen offered the following resolution;
which wa unanimously adopted III
Resoived, That the Conservative Army and Navy
Union heartily endorse the call for the National
Soldiers and Saors' Convsption to b held d svs.
association at ssid convention.
vas sdoptsd 1. '''
Rssolosd, That all members Of the two assoels.
tioss, united under the name Of the Conservative
Army and Navy Uniou DO and are hereby eonsid.
cred members OF this organization, without further
ceremony; and that soldiers and sailors now in the
service be and are declared eligible 70 msm5ership
Adjourned.
H.
BOARD OF School TRusrEEs.-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
was hold last evening in their room at the City
Hall, the president pro fsns., DR.. Walsh, In the
chair. Present, Messrs. CasselL Woodward Hur.
ley, Holmsad Clarke, johnson, and Wilson
Mr.. Walsh presented the resignation Of Mas
Mary Z. Ramsey a. tsaoher Of the female grammar
school Third distri,t and II was accepted.
Mr. VIM. W. McCathran, teacher Of the male
grammar school Third district was appointed prin.
cipal Of tho Wallach school building.
Mr.. Woodward presented the application Of Aiss
L. Cathafine Coburn for position a. tsschsc Re.
fsrrsd to the Committee on Examination Of Candi.
dates.
Mr., johnson nominated Niss MARY r. Mir,ok a,
teacher Of the female grammar schcoI Third dis.
triot; and she was elected. --
M. Holmsad, chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
in use, had been much snlsrrsd BY : iste edition.
and the publishers had offered 70 exchange new