Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-17

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ton, we arrived there the Cd. and organ
tzeo; the committees on address aud res ,lu-
uons were appointed. Some were in favor OF
and resolutions. but the 10y al men Of the Norh
ssid, 81 you do we cannot secure . tive third
Rtpuoiiean vote in the 4Oth Congress, and
oy that means the loyal whites and the col
oTed people will not be protected; but il you
leave that out, we can elect men who are in
favor of universal su ffrage, without having 1t
In the address and resolutions Mr.. ID. @. For
Dey, OF the Chronicls, was on the committee on
the address, and in formed our committee that
ne had had cons ultations with more or less of
an the loyal Senators and Congressman, and
Johh w Gary, the present Governor of Penn
syiFapla, and he appealed 10 our COMMITTEES 10
listen TO the request of the loyal North. Thus
4, with others, sacrificed our personal feel
ings, and agreed TO support the address, and
resolutions as they came from the COMMITTEES
man known as Doctor Boyd, by some mis-
taKe wac pat on the committee resolu-
tons. We were informed that he raised So
much trouble in the committee that they
intended TO vote him out. Our committee
then met at the German delegates head
quarters, and elected General Krzycanows-
NY 10 taKe said Boyd's place, unless he would
comply with our request. and tn atwas TO vote
with the majority OF the committee so in
formed the said Boyd, as requested by com
mItee, when he replied that he would do o.
but enter his protest. Now, i speak what l
know to be SO, in saying that there was not a
delegate from this District who was not in
favor of universal suffrage; but those DESTROYS
OF securing two third Republican majority
in the Fortieth Congress, did not believe il
could be done by gong TO the people on any
such platform, and l think that Connect.
cut, Ohio, Indiana, and other States have
shown that we could not have carried the
issue before the people As for the resolution
OF DIR. Boyd last evening, did OF understand
1t properly when L spoke; bat the morning
papers DO me an injustice when they say that
L said voted against the Philadelphia suf-
fTage resolution, Tor L was not on the commit
tee, and as l left the Con vention on Friday
evening for home, and up to that time no such
resolutions had been presented. l am inform
ed, however, after Jas. Speed, the President,
declared the Convention adjourned, the loyal
Southerners Of the rebel States did assemble
and pass such resolution, but as for nv op-
posing such resolution. or the question at all
~ is false. On the contrary had l been there
TO vote when II came before the convention,
should have voted for it. / would net refer
10 this, but j find that several self proposed
candidates for Office are trying 20 divide the
great Republican party of this city know
that speak the truth when l say that BOYD
or any one else who dares attempt TO divide
II VIII be sunk so deep that the copper
mead party, who are now far under the
ground, Will never be able TO raise them. for
the Republicans intend to have but one ticket
and that will be of men who believe in the
hereafter, men who will be OF some pride to
republican party. +. II. BOSWELL
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