The national Republican., 1867-12-19

the. aboVe-named club held d meeting at their
hsn, corner Of and First streets, and, In the
q Whom ihs r.s the
and Mr.. John Hogan acted 40 secretary.
After the reading Of the minutes from an after |
s% io%ins,nsmsS sag ger gentlemen were proposed and
elected members OF the ciubi John Murphy, |
Sgsn Scn f. % Isss%f Ss.
I, Hurd, Alfred Gray. sf.Il ~ ~,
The Chair requested those present In the room,
and do so, as the club was in want Of money, sl7
rent being due. He also stated that painter
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but as he thought the price rather steep, he had
agreed that the club STS said
Sers would take it Upon themselves TO be a
member to the club at the next meeting.
| "A gentleman belonging TO the seventh ward
speSa ss sna pesod
bers entered the room, when the Chair remarked,
"the cry is still they come"
member of the club, was announced, and feeling
| eulogies were pronounced on the life and char
aetef OF the deceased BY Messrs, Wilson and
| Michael Conneii said he could not understand
the reason why good Democrats OF ne Fourth
| the Seventh ward turned out better.
| Mr.. A. Gleason said no ward in the city could
soaia not % stand % chance in III IT, and neither Mr.
sumner nor Thsd. stevenf could "recon-
The Chair remarked that there were about 100
| members Of the club, and he hoped funds would
come In that new table might be purchased as
secretary. IA veise~"i hope it viii Be good
M Gleason sara he was glad Of one ,8 thing,
members Of the Radical club Of the seventh
CO.. a bsts GDPSes &c s
70 acknowledge that John A; . Logan, g country
Chair said he would like to hear from other gen
tlemen, as some one might come In and pay an
MI. Gleason then arose, and said he had been
promised good old hickory pole BY gentle
man, whose name he would not menti9n, ,S 4. ana ha
stars, would noat from Its height; He thought
the same gentleman would subscribe s70 toward
A member asked Mr.. Gleason how he liked
Mr.. q. replied that he had no faith in yellow
yine, but he wanted good old hickory.
He next spoke In favor of Andrew johnson,
and hoped he would be nominated for the Presi-
dency, as he had no doubt Of his election by the
people. He said the Express had announced
Gen, Hancock for the Presidency but he the
Ike Radicals from the Gulf Of r Mexico to the
North pole. He spoke OF the expiration OF the
city charter, and said 1t was now creating agreat
taken away, ali they had to do was to petition
Congress TO that effect, and II they wanted 1t
'fsy S G
the wishes Of the people. ....
The Chair said he had a notion Of looking up
the president of the club with a sharp stick, as
he attended the meetings only occasionally but
he would let him up on this occasion, as he sup
pVsfftH Alter some other Sissnssion oS no public i'm
portance, the club adjourned
glimpse at several beautiful paintings, just re-
ceiyed, and now on exhibition at Markriter's
store on seventh street near "a f. +; The painting.'
Colderve, will readily bear comparison with the
productions OF many of the most prominent ar
R The 81 ffst @ painting is that of Shakespeare at the
court Of Queen Elizabeth, reeiting Macbeth" i"
painting is, in artistic finish, really very fine,
the figures and grouping are most excellent and
show the study Of careful artist There is only
Si%ast too on mass i fansy an @ Of sls
ing agures; The features Of the figures could not
The second picture is entitled The Chocolate
Girl, a finely finished painting, and the third Is
, the rescue Of child from the water by dog.
cent just being taken from the water, into which
rs careful soUSy o wa aor IN ns
; playmate BY its clothing the expression OF won.
der and fright g on the eounte5anee M Of the child
and iife-like action will challenge the admiration
; We advise all who would look at some nne
paintings to give Markriter a call.
The above paintings, just noticed, would form
hat Wi assh hs sHsG and many
ANNIVERSARY OF FATHER YouSG's onpIsA.
niSEs church, Youth Wsshinston, as the he aftieth %
I anniversary of the ordination Of the Rev. .Father
: Young, priest OF the Dominican Order The
church building was flled to oyernowipg, many
: of the members OF the other Catholic churches
: IN the city joining in the ceremonies. Among
saire, Wiget, Berrotl, White De WOLF Cali, and and
Young.
( the Rev. q. j. White, Of 81, Matthews; church,
Q Of Father Young, and stated that at present in
D this country there were between 50 and 90 bish-
hea aSs .pfns IN sns s.
Catholic seminaries, 900 literary institutions,
5000 priests, and Catholie population OF from
entire population OF the country, He spoke in
high tcrns Of praise Of the Dominican order, to
the most usoa. osdsHs s iss 6snrsh one
The sermon ,, was listened to by the large au-
With great and beside its being
livered.
This organization held its regular weekly meet
avenue Col. AllaDach, pfesiuent, IN inc eh"H,
and Capt. Chiffon, secretary. .
The financial secretary announced that he had
prepared a list of the names Of delinquents and
members who are three months In arrears, and
that unless they appeared and paid up their
. dues, or furnished a reasonable excuse for not
, doing so, by the first of January, their names
: would be published In the daily papers Of this
city as having forfeited the benefits OF this or
ganization.
, After the transaction of other business, and
. several songs from Prof. Webster's Glee Club,
: the organization went into executive session,
{ and soon afterward adjourned to meet on Thurs
day evening, December %.
Prof A. A. Griffth, of Chicago, the able and
efficient teacher of elocution, has kindly con-
J sented to entertain the organization with Sc
! ries OF patriotic recitations on next Monday
J evening. The members and public generally are
invited to attend and bring their wives and
J sweethearts.
FUNERAL OF DRUM MAJOR LowE.-The funeral
OF the late Drum Major William Lowe, 18th In
ianiIy, ,ko aIsa ss Sks 10th inst took place
Yesterday. II WAS well attended by the oheers
: and enlisted men Of the regiment, accompanied
, by the band and field music, who voluntarily
turned out as token OF respect to the memory
OF an old comrade.
: Drum Major Lowe, although but twenty-nine
' years old, has been In the service for the last
ffteen years, and participated In hfteen engage
lueats during the late war.
"ffN hn ha In nd