The national Republican., 1867-04-27


FIrTuWARD REPuBlcAs CANA meet.
fsg Of this club was held last night In brssl
0burch. > smss sshursmann. teelossd,) y president,
N the chair, and W! wssns setting = sser.tsry,
From ssysnty Avs 70 poe hundfsd psrans, Whit,
. The minutes ofthe last msssiss we're rsaa and
= n Arrisop, ID behalf 81 the Erssstivs Com
iuities. ofefsd rsaolotlon that N al resoIutiop
offered should BE- hereafter referred 70 The oon
mites for aption.''a Figi1ii Bliai svaas ii
{ ne slso ofersd the followinf fssoiutiep:M 2
% Rsssfrs6Y That the project oftormipg briSt
layers . ring = In ths city. Atsr . bsiunor'
plug-ugly pattsrn, . ehisf feature of which 70 u
redues them 10 hcd.esrfisfs ana brick cieansrp
thereby snAbliug ths whits msnto hold 4 mo
nopoiy Of tho bpslness and put up thsir wages u
Ave dollars per day, 10 scheme agsinst honest
labor that merits the copdsnnstiou Of every man
Who has any interest In the psospshty d Ne city
who loves justice and fair play. 90 aS'5ia -
Rev. Nj. Huutsr oppossd ths resolution. He
saw mi'chisf coming up In ihs distance In the
matter Of that resolution. n would BE- the
and coiored labor. There were thnss who wishsd
10 brieg the i,sue-a side ops--and for no othsr
purposs than to weaken and damage the Rspuh-
lean party. He Vas In favor Of attending 10 their
ovn iss'tins's bu'insss and not NEEDLE With
1 outside matters. hhN s.- W. Il
Dr.. Ricofd di,ssr.sd -l,k ID. Raw, Mr.. HIN
Ter. He believed 10 aEitatins The question With.
out fear Of the results Though the isss had
been made before snd might BE- again, he bslIsvsd
now, a. then, that the eolorsd man could take
care Of himsslf on any issue, snd hs thsrsfors
fAyored the passage oftha resolution. -
M. Brown said that there we're osrtain par
ties who had formed themselves Into Acliqus and
came thers for the purpose Of crssting dissatls-
faction n their midst, u they had done IN the
ward meeting, and II The ssniisnan had any
brains he might see II. l', = lF $500 '.is -
iaMr. Marsksii (eolored) arose 70 r,p,y, but Mr.
Brown objected, and would not bs Interrupted
H. asserted thst be M Mafshaii, had no NOR,
mind than dummy. u AZ, u ~, t7-,-' ~
| ID ikr. Marshan -tcoIorsd) rsplisa that b. fMr
Brown bad no more brains thsu sir men ough,
70 have that he did not have the brains Of amos
quito. tconfusion, disorder, and haghtsr)
Tbs President. Mr. Brown. I call you To order.
i cannot allow you 10 60 on In thst strain. ~
| both parties were on the door when thsy were
thus exchanging oomplsments. .,V'll lrTlT
Dr.. hicord believed that there wsfe three
wards who went Al q combined CLIQUE 10 oArry
certain men On the ticket. In oertain ward ons
man took hheen names and read them out %
ticket 10 choose from. He considered u unfsi,
for one person to get up the whole list 90 that h
/ mlNut XVI MS IflenuN on IL WttnOut thlI. ~
: deemed II arbitrary and sslhsh. -lrr. D.. rr
/ J. R. Arrison moved TO postpone until Ii
Friday before the election, 1sth ptoximo .
! Mr.: Marshall would accept Il II be thought
Z would do any good. ~. ~ rr,4 ..'.5.llf =
Mr. Arrison csii the attention Of the mss.ln
, 10 the financial state Of the clubs szchsqusl
! and suggested that the hat 20 sround for u
purpose ofreplenishing Il. ~. y '-.1 ,-
L Rev. Mr.. Hunter said there was an ssrns,
kaina A. Ia daf.. n. a
!. in this city BY Offering Inducements 10 eolors
70 voters to immigrats from enc ward to anoths
BY IN unheard Of reduction 10 rsnts. By singl
!. stroke two voters were lost by this means.
Il Dr.. Eokerts favored the appointing Of
vigilsnoe committee. II was quite impostsr
that this subject bs attended 70 st once. b.
It Mr.. .Arrison said that during the rsgistratiot
s. aud whom tl,s judges were sway, the Dsuccra
set themselves up a. judges OF registrAtion; toc
off their coats, and when The oolorsd osms I
~ to be registered asked their sames, and told
70 60 away, 1t Was ''All right, Z" and thu color,
az man bslieysd hs was registsrsd.s He gave Il
ut his opin on that some 20 to 80 voters by u
r. means had been swindlsd out Of thsir Yotss. y
I'd Dr.. Ricord moved that q committee bs aI
pointed to look aftsr the swindlsd votsrs an
Is the bogus rcgistrstor. a'Ea ..a rH.r 20
r. The president agreed with Mr.. Arrison an
,e said the machinery needs grsasing, and the
D. were bound 10 have some means to bear the ei
"a penses Of the club. =" -.... T.~.
10 The hat went aronnd and a Is realised.
Q. DE-. Records resolution was passed sn ssr
Mr. Bartlstt said that a na-aber ef color,
9. men had deceived themselves BY thinking th
n. By joining this olub they were registered, a
have failed thereby TO become legal voters.
d. Mr.. Atkinson toolorsd) suggested the appolr
ing ofa committee to take iniuatofy steps I
be bringing the bogu, Democratic registers to pu
bhmsnt for deesptious conduct. 10 ,-.8 -.
10 The chairman appointed, In accordance vi
Dr. Records rssolution Mr., Arrisop, Dr., Rieor
~ Capt. Slater, Msssrs Marshan and Atkinso
hs (oolored. -..
Mr. Marshall said II was important 10 z
q. every vote to the polls. Their opponents woa
OF even 90 % far a. TO exhums dead mems bon
rk to vote at tho polls. .7." y, 90. .l... '.
To- Major Moras was introduced to the msstin
Nv and commenced his remarks By saying that
Of was glad To see the ladies present and such hi
IN. mony existing In the Fifth Ward Club; q
~ their presence had great influence.
hs Adjourned. e.,.. ID re,
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