The national Republican., 1867-04-25
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Icy church, M. eo.s D. Bsket, vice presideuti In
. the chair, and w. B, Lsvis, secretary. ~
"A atSS .Ss. ~. Ss,.ns sss1,S ssI.s
females, who ,yptedr pro and con. on nearly al
Ina questions brought before the meeting. fe
SP,sfifsi @'s 4'''p Wy ""pst ~ Wy
|, I'M d. Martin prsssntsd he following seriss Of
rssnlntlbns vhish.su will Be seen by reading .
little further, ralssd . stormy disouSsioni .,
i, ,Yhtt,eA W. ~ ipsmbsri u First Ward Re,
pnblloan llseei stion, are dsdrpus o. Promoting
,,ihs Republican dauss IN ths District Of Columbia
and whereas We believe sush en- end can be con!
ummAted By scting In eonjunetion with the rad.
icsi German nssosissioni thsrtfore be ~ M,
N Rssoised, That w 20 hereby instruct our
rsprsscntstirss 10 the central cpnysntion to tup-
pors the posnin.sie OF tbs German Radical A..
! Iocistion for the once Of registrar p. II Bein.
7 cRsselsSR, .TbstIss earnestly PROTEST hgainst
the nomination for any ofhce OF any person or
persons who have aided or absttsd the rebellion
By coabcfl os sthsrwtss. l@
\ Resoivsd, That ~ deem the nominatloh df q
oolor,d sapdidate IN the coming sirction dstti.l
msntsl to;onr public intetssk yf..I sv..i
Aftsr the resolutions were rsAd, several nsn,
SER t5sdts ehtsiu the foer q yths nms time,
t'ords.9 sefordsrt.' fSn ali sOtnsrsOf the sacred
Finally, Mr. B.su, sbs chairman, o. Who sp.
pers tSSbs igifed with wondsnals psrsua,iye
pfss &. T.aa.i.SSi w. tssiSrsa,, who ob.sn.d ii.
Asof, MD, 10 did mot know whsthst 5hs could
tspsak exactly directly 10 the point y but he would
,ltIy end neks himsslf understood, be ~ishsd
,s x 5 sss.iSs n = and y r::
tttv9ersrt teeE other. On this ticket there was
AZ Vtrwfnta any olhsr ulaea
llLond sApplAusel Now, why was this He
hopsdghswa spsaking to the point Gohsrs
snd lsushisr.l :. "a
Fl. A. TraSsrns teolored) moved TO lay The
tSspluiiOps on hstsbIs; but at tho ipItsnco Of
lJuhn r. Geek he withdrew his motion In orsisr
VI siiow HIN M ecoky 10 put iaawsrd ledge
VI. Jobu y o.ck tcc,ss.dj sddr...sd the meeting
In Opposition 70 DE resolutions and the Geruisn
radical tiSket "A tistinguished Senator had
ssntr for him 40 biz place Of business and told
| HIN that at least one oolored man would have 10
j be sent 10 the CITY Council Of Washington, as n
l bthttIbg sxsnpls 70 the South and that Senator
\ sho thps prgad that some eolored man should be
ouths tioksl vas The hedistinguished ssnator from
Massachusetts,, Charles Sumner. .r.r.I .rs h.
p. A. Tayeras (eol6rsdD insisted upon his mo-
\ tion to lay The resolutions on the table, Bat
after some ooaIing from the Chair, waived II for
1 sfsW minutes W allow .fF.s. .r- -gra.a.I -.
\ Rev ID W. And-rson TO address The meeting,
who tried 10 harmoniEs ths stormy elements and
di,cushons Infringing up In tho clab, He did pot
Ioars abont his maine hslns % the ticket He
He wa thslast Of his raos, bat he was proud to
ibe 10 Ameficnn citisspsi ~ ssr1't2. IT'D -
Nj, Baker ltths caair) wished the meeting 10
blst p. II, iNnshardt address T. ID
Az lths msntion Of, Mr. Rinshardt's name
much unessinsss and confusion followed, and q
general nurmur Of dissatisfaction was notice.
F.B Traverns objected in strong lahgusgc.
He knew what Rinehardt had to say he saw
!, him whispering 70 several pf his friends o.day
He moved to refer II 10 tho Ezesutivs Com
mittee. st.y o. 3.Cl BE-
The chairpat The question, and 1t was lost, 4,
l. bRsx4 D. WI, AadeIseny Mr. Prssident, Mr.
Rinshardt wishes 10 ssy q few wsrds.aa o, q o..
a Ssis. iaOsr what 10 10 want. to ,.y
The President How do you know he hasn't
opened his mouth yet "a.
ID "A Suffering Voice. G'i-t-git-git-sit out
| (Laughter)' ,rEGrs ..... .
Thos. Martiu, wished. the clab to be consOli
dated sith the German Radical Club. II Il
wsfe mol, he bsllevei they were lost to eternity
Roy. d. W. Anderson. "Mr. President, Mr..
Rinshardt wants 70 say just one word" 81
The Presidents hope the meeting will hsal
Mr.. RinshardtHEI 1 have been to several ward
clubs, and i hAys nlways bsen accorded the priv
! ilege, aadbssa listened to with respect %
Avoics. Wkon Rinshardt? lApplause and
. laughter. J. : N ya5.g5 rss.. ga!L .gsHI
10 The President. "No matter who 1t 10, yol
fought To hear HIN. - y [Derisive laughterl
John =. Cook (colorsdJ anirmsd that the meet
; ing Haa an undsrhand ons-a ''stolen march -
Z as no notice had bssn given Of IL inany Of th'
papers. .fab ..
4 fcSfnsifus clark teolorsd) pitched into tn,
/ chairman of the executive COMMITTEES for hi
u shsrt.e esmings. amidst voeiferatiOns Of "Ordsr
order ~ from Mr.. Baker.
. lapor. but was silencsd by voice at the door
e1 aff rio TO . point Of order" The speak,
ri stated his iipoint, but amidst the confusion an
1 laughter ve failed to bear it,
Fh G I. Henderson aid not wish any man rnul
\ lhed, khough he hah been shoyn the eold shou
der. Hs had heard great deal about patriotism
(, and What bad been done for the ftesdmen fro
IL Virginia and elseWhsre but he could not sec
r qih rsnarkl we're rscsiysd With rounds Of a
y 4 yslss. ! nSt. to po'tpoa. the resolution
.t Rev. D. W. aAndsraon, (solorsd> Mr.. Prei
! dsnt, let Mr. Rineh ardt say fsw words II the
trssolutieps arc not passed apdoit gets into Il
"A newspapers, u Win injurs hirsi and We ought nc
r The rsmarts had the desired eject, and" !,
- Mr.. .Ripshardt obtainsd the floor. Hs said b
!, was. there by invitation. He had, as they al
{. know; BEEN an unfortunate man. He explains
how hs came 10 be placed on tho German Radi
l cal ticket. It was not bis wish, nor did he kno'
ythipg about ID Until informed OF 1t BY tn
!, commities, He supposed if the Republican part!
wanted him for candidate they would let hin
know, He had not 'islbowed his way ipto th
8 Republican party. He was not . candidate 70
| auy ofhos, sud did not wish one He knew Their
W.. sifdtssn y tsn in the midst Of them and he rs
, a Voice, That's io,,s y. N All. 10 "A
When prsisoing letter with some remarks
which he was about reading, he said somebod!
ilied:D md 0 -. Fra.s u
Ths Prsddsnt, Mr., Rsinhnrdt, must call yO'
, to order; can not allow you to 60 on.
Mr.. Reinhardt But have not mentioned any
loneis-n ~ tas W. A.. Ia4nirtag
The President. Yes, but know what yOuiar
coming To-, and am afraid you will. % - ..a
I Rev q, W. Anderson reiterated that II the
O. \ were not passsd II would injure Mr.. Rsinhardt.
II. A. Wormley favored laying the resolution
+. on the table, They would ipjure the party.
I The ehafrmau tMr. Baker, said that frien'
fsauested him that evening not to offer the rsso
/ IlutIons, He alluded TO the unfortunate Rein
4 lhardt'' rs = badly used man. 81 mt RsinhHd
I may well excaim, "oh, save mo from m
An" Al angry voice down at the doOr--"wh
/ brought them hers2 WhOPressntod the resOlu
II lions, anyhsWP' .3gl... .t.E.,,sl,
J. r Cook (colorsd)- ~ Brother Martin, CeOl