The national Republican., 1867-12-14

pending ibis issue, tho Repubiiean party Is without
unlty. aud q The Issues hat may Gs thrust upon il.
not waiting TO secure reforqed and % stable govern:
t6s S;si states i9r sSei ne p.Yplc ysic nSt pro:
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Patronase q the NATIONAL Administration. 1t nnds de-
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aud The option son,ss,lns vlth asf9r ths supremacy
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ds9ssr ihat II may be reversed Ss regards major:
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most sa Inp9,,bility
want % ptscticsi and esssnt aSsssisi .y..cn fsr
.a and should be at once devised and put in opera
The following resolution, ofrcred in lieu OF tho
long rosolut 10 n presented BY VIM. u. forten, OF
psnnsylvania, the previous day. wa'' on motion,
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tlon on reIssins 70 the coming &c campaign for Pre.i-
dent was offered by Mr.. Keeler, snd, after an eI-
| cited debate, was sdopted;
"a atrun alta al kafn tba
:Is :: .Ss ssS is S.,sIsy
rom slI the Issues durinS tho coming Prs'idsatsl
al lGysl u:.;psBf,, I, ,,.Ss,S ss
TIE CHAIR here snnoune.d the following com
! mittee to present the resolution on the subject
| OF suffrage and urge its Importance upon Con-
gress, viz: Lorenzo Sherwood, DIR. Porter, ,Haw-
Mr. Kseler offered 9 resolution looking TO the
| organization OF campaign clubs within the
League. Tho resolution elected quite sn sI-
substitute, offered by Mr.. o. A. Grow, OF Penn
sylvsnia;
as,c.ssd Tia. 4. (, h;;Tssy rG.OpmSascS to 4.
i%1: %;%Sfi; q :; sisSs
sSity to defeat The machInstSns - Of our sn.niss '
The whole subject was then referred to = selsci
| committee Of three, consisting Of the following
named gentlemen @. A. Grow, Thomas a..
The oredentisis Of DR.. f. P. Nash, of Virgins.
Moses Taylor submitted the following rssolu.
tion; which was adopted without debate:
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yoniiSn e paes no man In aominAton for prs.ld.a,
sss Il true friend q Gnion "sd GS.ty saas
IiGhts before the law. and universal manhood suf-
orcnzo Sherwood, of Texas, offered the fol
Ioxi. ,gj which was unanimously adopted:
whor, ,as. bills h..s been in.fodSesd ia.o Gonsrss..
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SasapoIy II Cheap .Ptoisht Railvsy League sad Is
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proposad action 10 benefit the material interests Of th
.ass Z. /. sd.Ss.a to ss
Soveop@snt u our and Increase o. prodSs
tion has become 70 the e9SIrA ~ ~
G& next 70 .ss su' become the duty
oNTRfftSiG; IKE Goaasli snS II tEsn fsRudjf uadjfournod.
Tus PoLIos AND rHs Twenty Pnn Cssr.-oi
| Thursday evening an Informal meeting OF men
| hers OF the Metropolitan Police was hela
| noiiee hesdounrters, which was presided over b!
| Gieuten ant GosAford. The object oi the mee' @
Ing was the appointment oi eo@mseI sme,lsi Is o \
, | nresent 10 Congress asking for the twenty pc
cent, IS granted to the clerks In me sSVets H. % ac
| poinfment of the following committee the meet
'hs si,at Ht Prsoinc,-o. A. Kimmeii.
II Second Preoinot-E. d. Oston.
Fourth % .PrecinctIw. II. Mills.
Fifth Preoinot-T. Cavsnaugh.
sixth Precinct--Thomas Price.
Il Seventh Prsclnet--J. W. Hill.
: Eighth Preoinct-A. M. Sprigg.
! Ofthe Detective Foroe-a. Q. Miller.
y or the Sanitary Force-Benj. Ross
Last night the committee met At the Cen,ts ii
so tho sSS1 .Hd wnsh Mr s. B. ciemIon. .ppo.
o Upon taking the chair Mr.. spriss said he h. .
' been In consultation with several members 3
! Congress, who expressed themselves iAvotnpl
to granting the twenty per cent to the E pole
prepared TO be submitted to Congress.
5 . ~: fore the House and Senate Committee. o
|; hpTEH1SSPPrn no Sabt they would .dSl.e what pl.
y 70 tnSm h no 0ur.u.t u when . bill might be frame
that Would meet the s.npr9SSnoS s.pnoS 81 wfts M
l The Cnalr uAlut IN .in,. hat entlj
= | Thaddsus Stevens, some time s'n0s ,,nSsS ".
i man Informed him that 1t wss not nd - ~
Ii the police should pay for their uniiormi ts N
ylsed q bill TO be framed and Attsohsu 10 W
y | eierks' bill for twenty per cent.
y After an interchange OF views, wNssse
70 | that the committee meet at O'Clock mohaA
q morning In the rotunda OF the Capitol, sna tha
!" a memorial be prepared and presented 70 ~
at chairman OF the committees OF the HOUSE an
" | Senate. A., ,,onori., q,
70 plain that the police are owing i've moh'hs ~
n | BY the corporation,
III It was stated that . memorial to that ens'
n | was already signed and before Copstess.
Mr.. Clemments remarked that the 0ity VI
he now undergoing Apolltical tlon, and
he | hoped the corporation pay would not be touche
G. | upon In the memorial
~ Mr.. CavAnsugh suggested that the memory {
| COngressmen be logged In regard to the polls
'oJ '-~ to pay for their uniforms now, which, b
1t fore the incre--
the Government that each liel
70 1t was moved and stton1eu use the
1, | tenant request members Of the force W
"a | influence with those members OF Congress .
their Acqusintanee to effect the object In view
n the 20 per cent, ss allowed to clerks.
SpsT TO JAIL FOR LARonsr-Mary L. Fit
| gerald was yesterday sent to jail for court b
Is | Justice Thompson, on the charge OF granu "a
D ccny, preferred by Z. A, Stone, proprietor OF
J. | fancy store near the corner of seventh ana
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