Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL EW 8.
Jackson Democratic A.soeia,is,.

Jackson Drmocratic Assoeiatien
Tue resu'a- weekly meeuag o. this Associ.-
'ion was held lt7. evening, b. T. Swa-s Prss,-
d-Hi. dr. V T. Clayton a ting a, Secretary.
t. ~ io,io" ".re propoScd and siccssd mem.
De- o. zoe Association Richard w. WaIl,es
Joseph ;. Norwood, T.. g. Be co. las Too%,'
son James A. Rey aold- Franc, O%ne In.
"A, Saiis n, Robert A Waters, W. III. Gorbatt.
htte- ana john G. Cook Wne1 the p,ns nj
NJ. COX wa proposed, Dr. Clayioo inou,rcd
: Ne was me Alderman IRON The Firs. Ward
S;ao'e man on sIh tire
Df. 'ha-'rs ALEU-, .rom the Han Committee
Fepo-trd that they had nos We. snrc.- ded in
Pioc1ring hall, and were considering the
ProPrieiy o. bSildin a " ywam Tor the car +.
Pa gn. Do. Ciayto1 adyoc I'd the wi1wsm
Seheme' bat desired the Ja ,idrng erpci.i in
ONE eeairal locally. M. Thompson sag
kessed ta-ss the lost .Gi ,bt be Jesse ird IL the
pemoerasie IN. Gu lIcs Guild CO attributes little
sue caiiy 20 Its erection. Dr. A,ted spoke OF
me scarcely Z. suIt:-ble halls. spd favored w.
ing pubic place where ~ the Democrstic
aSeosiattons might me-. Mr.. Tolsoa said the
eos o. wIgwam, Is Cstlras~d, womb be aboat
Wow Mr.. Peg would build Que for that
smonnt, I'd take the lumber back ut 5000.
NJ. John O'Donoyan 1ggest"d that Mr.. Pick
rel, GcoFgetown, be applr &c Tor lumber;
snd hopCd the wigvam voutd be built IN
shape OF rotunda, to make it more exp4n-
sive. Mr.. Tolson suggested that IL be built
large enough TO accommodate the inauguration
ball tne receipts of which would ply all pr
NioHs expenses A member here s~sfped any
ions 10 know IL he meant Seymour and RJsir
inauguration ball. ssUf course = was he replv
The report OF the atlhcation Commune be-
Irg callsu for. DIR. Allen st.srd thai the meet
nag Oh last Saturday night wa the prac. ,c n
Itpo't or the commit; but hat they were
heblDc nd about two hundred dollars. which
ne hoped would be male up. He further IN
SuireU ~p had not the financial seereiary
Mr.. II. y. White, who IA elcc,ed AT the last
n"e.ing, reported. The secretary rrpi..Sd
ne had no. Yet not fed HIM of his elec.
tion. qua would do so irnmedi .rely DR. Claw
ton requested tPe pre- -ide II 10 make few -
inarks Tae PRESIDENT Mr.. Swart. then s.j,,
ne would do the BET he could a. a country FIR
Tn"r- bat he hardly knew where 10 commences
~ " mere 10 end. Alter speaking OF lie usur
patton o. Congre :. Tnd eulogizing tie Demo-
crane party aud It's Nominees, he sid that for
lte~'1i1lag thee - ailments Gthay MIGHT hano
nm u hey cho e." Dr. Cl1ytou sagg. tcd thar
could not he done alyhowt.n AFTER the ele,-
tiOn.
Mr. John O'Donoy.u .hen volunteered a
few remarks about the RsdIcat disregard OF
ne tOJstitut.on. and af.sr eniarging ON tb,,
hnalcic-i fact OF COLLAR now being worth ONLY
stxty eenr', lid that we would have milf nv
ds-pof,Sro- N I'll It -s-upc~sc dc -
r clayton Offered the following resolution
whic1 he requesi a ~ lard Oh the table til
ne1; mre,iag. as it would then be ample food
for speech making:
R'sotrsS- That soc i-srCs involved in this
campaign are Of sufficient importance 10 c..u
TORN ne y IeTgy and NE Is of all lovers OF
tee government
The meeting then adjourned.