The national Republican., 1867-11-20

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The hoidsrs'sf bosds n srssnbsokS. = He soutln.
usd, saying. I say II boldly, that any man who
says that The Interest on the bcuds is 10 be- paid
In sold b srspudistor, for u never WIN bt paid
In gold: Money ls money. no matter vhas u u
I-whsther II 10 gold, paper, leather, or Iron.
W want currency for u. people. Grsenbsek'
Ars not wildcat money. The sweat Of labor
log mans brow, the extension Of his nuselss,
~ hard work, are all pledged for the payment
Of the debt, r.s-t4EaIf-r ..r." H#G % ..a
How !. il that s.ao's in England to-day Or.
worth To' What does II meant II Il ssid that
w: ::Ist % PAY these 10 gold, They did not pay
| gpld Tor thsm.- "A 80 =. ~. H.t ..fag 81 -.r
~ distrist scuneotsd with tsration, and he In.
Justiss 70 the poorer oassss relating few facts
viihin his knowlsdgs. The isborsr does not
conplain Of taxation. A representative ,aid
that the poor people paid no taxss. Il this 90 :
tofiss Of No! boD The plug Of tobacco you
shev, I've cents Of II 10 now tax. Your wife Q
nght.eap Is taxed, and the cradle 10 which your
child sIssps 10 taxed. wish The Great Master
would come down and soourss the Wall street
brokers, as he did the Jews In the temple.
The speaker gave facts connected with bis
election, and the principles upon which hs was
elected. He wss Temperance man, and =
friend Of the workingmsn. He had no prsss TO
support HIN, and no money 10 help him. The
drinking men supported him, for they wanted .
sober man 70 represent them, and not q drunken
one. He believed the struggle between the
North and South originated fsom s The differences
between capital and labor. When the last
shackie was struck from the slave in the South
By the issues of the war 10 was not Intended 10
transfer those shackiss TO 80, 900 Of white free.
men North II the clerks In the Departments
work but six hours, Why. eight hours should bs
enough for you. We pity the girl who works
hard In hsr scAnty cioth.. but ws pity the sirl
| pride y labor. God Is 4 farmer, smsohanis and
. manufacturer. 81 ,74r.y
Tho sons Of toll have been oppressed, but the
time Is coming when the educated laborer will
walk forth In his regeneration, with the earth
bringing Its trophies to his feet. Let US see that
labor has Its Just reward. Let US SEQ that none
live Of Of the sweat Of our faces. Let Us con.
tinue on-build railroads, build BY our streams
our manufaotories, and dedicate on the hills our
school. houses and our churches TO God.
With few humorous remarks the speaker
closed amid great cheering.
Daring the address Gen. Cary was frequently
applauded, and at the conclusion he Withdrew
into the parlor where . number Of gsntlsmen
were introduced to him, and some time was
tptut IN bOCihi oOuNofthtlOn. Iuo large COM
course without dispersed to their homes after
The rstiremsnt Of the speaker, much pleased with
tho address.
After the meeting, the bricklsyers' association
returned to Mr. Gorbutt's s.. corner Of Eighth and
X streets, whore that gentleman, In turn, was
tsndered the compliment Of . ser0nads BY the
Holy Hill band, In appreciation Of the brilliant
illumination at his house on the occasion Of the
passage Of the procession by Trades Union Hall.
RoBBERr.-Last night about nine O'Clock two
men entered the watch and jewslry store Of Mr.
Brennipges, No. 2S7 Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner Of Tenth street, and requested to be
shown some watches. One Of them pretended to
be intoxicated, aud the attendants 10 the store
kept an eye upon him to see that he would not
break anything. Several watches were shown
them, and whilst converting they took q couple
Of chances In q rsfie for mssrsohaum, which
the proprietor had, and paid the money. After
awhile they left the store without purchasing,
and the watches were placed away BY the st.
tendant, bat II was discovered that . gold watch
was missing. Information was at once con.
vtyed to the police, aud Detective Coomes or.
rested one Of the men, about one hour after the
robbery, In Hsrvey's, corner Of Eleventh street
and the Avenue. Tho same officer succeeded 10
catching the other In the Metropolitan bowling
saloon, few minutes later, and the pair were
taken to headquarters, where they gave their
names as Myers and KoontI. Three watches
and other valuable articles were found upon
their persons, being probably stolen from other
parties. They will have hearing ,hi. morning
Much credit Is due to the energy Of the ofioer
In making the arrest so promptly.
A BRurE IN HUMAN FoRM-VILLAIsous Con.
Ducr,-A monster, In the garb Of man, 10 about
70 be secured within the tight clutch Of justice
for > misdsmsanor almost beyond the power Of
The pen to describe, tho details Of which, Ger.
tainly, are, as described to u.s. unit for publica.
ton. Suffice II to say, q man named James Rat
cliae had complaint lodged against him week
or 90 sinoo for the alleged enticing Of q youth,
aged twelve years, into his room, where one OF
the abuses Of nature was INDUCED In under
threats Of killing the lad. I. appears that the
charge was not fully proven, but since then 1t
has been observed that this monster 10 In tho
habit daily Of entieing number Of little school.
girls to bis place Of business, where Ii Is alleged,
the most disgusting Of practices wers enacted.
The villain Is barber, on D street. near Metro.
politan Hall, and we hope sre another sun sets
the sooundrsl will be apprehendsd, and made
fully to answer the heinous crimes Of which he 10
charged before the bar Of justice. For the pres.
ont We withhold the names Of the little girls who
wlIl appear as witnesses to his great crimes, but
which we now hays In our possession.
S
MEETING OF Sr. ANDREWS SocErY.-On
Monday evening St. Andrews Society held q
meeting at Gsrdnsr's, corner Of Seventh and D
streets. A committee, consisting Of Messrs.
John Cameron, John Barry, and James Gle.
phane, were chosen to arrange for supper In
celebration Of St. Andrews day, on Monday,
the I'd Of December next, the anniversary falling
on Saturday previous.
General q. W. Balloch, r. D. Stuart, W. R.
Smith, David Knox, and A. Gardner, were up.
pointed as Q committee to prepare the toasts, at.
tond to the printing, invitations, DO.
Invitations will be extended to the Presid
General Grant, General Michlsr, and Mayor
Wallach. Tho annual election Of officers will bs
held after the festival
Bowie AaAN.-Thomas Bowie, tho colored
prize-fghtor, Is again In trouble. Thomas and
some Of his sporting friends were engaged in .
little game, when one Of them got "strapped."
Some contrabands were At the time looking on,
when the festive youth, who had lost his last
cent, turned To one Of tho innooents, and re-
quested the loan Of 30, for moment only. The
request was unhssitatingiy complied with. and
the money deposited In Bowiss hands, who at
once acted as he did upon another occasion
made himself scarce. He was afterwards ar
rested BY Officer MoHsnry. and taken before
Squire Walter, BY whom ho was hold for .
further hearing.
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