The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0nANr AND OoLYAx OLun.-Thts organi.a-
s on r mt ~. ..s,. s mos g. Il
Cen I. i.S osisEea1:s, q Indian, was called
SppissSs. IL, n he most able and eioeasnt
prscties u tss D.moeratic party. and he n.
S:Sass. ; D. s.n e p e , -n AZ
&. gississ Ssissi. % 4. platform, iSsfssy
..usinE many Interruptions BY the large audi
ne Nv YORK :on,.a.,es, ,. ..,d, ".
chan, and the men nominated BY II TO all the
two highest positions In the gift OF the great
American people, vs.s no les, than freud.
oefats from the heart, othsrs vote with. them
for pocket, some made 20 BY Andrew johnson,
but ths srsses, potion are ont and gut sees Z.
Lee, and others, took their departure, IN 1881,
for the sunny South, the Democratic. party
va. disrupted, and they should have said. In
sympssSiiefs, awhen shsii We meet sE.inf'
and the true answer would have been, at New
York after the battles are fought, which they
The other day he wa reading in paper Of
this city, the National Infeiiigsncer, an account
ofAConisryative mass or Ratification meeting
.ns.. IL a asie they sppisadsd The Speaker.
their patriotism. He did not know where
eept in The rebel ranks during their late stras.
Gle 70 overthrow the Government ofthe United
The democrats held their conyen,ion on the
wrong day, forgetting that their candidates
had becn 80 badly beaten at Gettysburg on the
: eth day OF July, and the consequence was that
they did not nominate thei. osndidstes on that
to the. great dissatisfaction OF the majority
In conclusion, he read the following, which
the New York Convention TO adopt 40 the
wherea. the conservative Democratic party
Be, II. full communion with their southern
brethren Of the lost oausej therefore be It
Resolved, That treason never was, 10 not now,
and never shall be odious to the conservative
J. That practical Reputation, In some form
Of the national debt crested In and By an IN.
conservative Democratic party.
sroe,j Is foreign to our principles, and vii
Sssy least aa, y ss y he negroes ses
controlled BY their former owners, learn Il
vote for our measures and our mon.
That the
and subjugation 81 their Southern brethren
and they hereby pledge themselves never :,
nSmin.ts or support LineoiI , nirs,ings 70
party policy and expediency.
s. That Il Is the true policy Of our party to
fo.,s. and :uppsI. Al .,ns 80 that ne GO,
inure to the benefit OF tho conservative De
n 3. tx. ei IL Hnsrs. John.o. v. Joyful,
and while We award to him merited prAfse fo
70 pay therefor 90 high < price a. . nonins
Sn Ss 81 Soss " II. pslais: i he past
n Eks. .s ' sosd. 3 !s.,;s Ss!:i Js,,Is,
Radicals :n 70 G unite viz "a sa:s pI
Yates in the ranks Of the sonssrvativs Demo
We ksy: psrnlsssd ohisf Jss.lss oh.ss !,
have induced Psndiston's frisnds 70 think hi
.s.. II f nsso SsqS;s ss
brethren Into the belief that We viii max
,us SSS a.nari.tS frisnSs 70 prius him on fh
track, and thus divide and break down Pen
dleton's strength; then We intend TO nominate
dieton's sreenbaek platform, and thus soneen
Mr. MeMshon, who lost one leg in tho dc
fence Of his country, was loudly called ior an,
marks whenh no took his seat amid the Creates
he chair stated that an opportunity woul
meeting next week.
On motion OF the secretary the chair a.
pointed Capt. J. U. Doughefty, Major Va
mitteo to adopt an appropriate badge for thu
club.
Tho same gentleman moved that commit
tse OF three be appointed to solicit eampaig
documents for distribution throughout tn
country. Carried.
The 6hair appointed Captain MePhersor
Major J. Q. Doughty, and Captain isiater, a
the committee.
II WAS unanimously agreed that the elu
would hold Its regular business meetings o
Friday night inspead Of Saturday night, a
their rooms on the south side Of Pennsylyi
mia avenue, between Sixth and Seventh stl
Adjourned.