The national Republican., 1868-11-28

POLICE BoARD.-This Board
ss hsd sa ss.qssss ssiss assnaf a. T.. wSsa Ss
proved, John Neensn, Peter Durning, Hugh
Mnt,sy, Ma,tir & &osayi Michael I., MsKtR, J; II H.
VIM. II. simpson,. Peter II. Reeves, Thomas
morrow, Frederick Moehlleb, Henry SEWERS,
Casper RUPERT Michael Hsilinsn, Jno. Flan-
Bieiius, Michael Donohus, Mark O'Hollorsn,
James Biggins, Tin. Mccormick, Michael
Flynn, Geo. Schnell, Thomas BlEglns, VIM.
sSsfps Sey Ms2t Dennis of puns, owen Msa a.as, ,@%
Hssgerty, Daniel McCarty, Michael McCarty,
BERNARD 'Fi,zpatriehs James qreed, asorEe, n
Hss5 5Ssn scutSsg &% 5oha @y ss%.. Bar
nett, James McLaushlin, Frank Gallagher,
Taylor q Dye. John HaItnett, Geo. Neide,
IohS ThS%s; las Msos1'y WIN H. hfcsG issa
Watt, John imrie, Dssiel o'Iesry, Chsri.s
Parker, Jsmes Kane, Martin Raymon,- VIM.
i. jackson, WIN; Henry, Patrick MsIIush,
Armstrong, Pat Coteoran, Barbara Wall,
James Cole, Chs.. Hartman, Barth. Shea,
Darby Cohen, Antoine Miller, Michael
y hy Mssa sPPssy Psppy bs1 Bn.g giKis Ksos rfs
Frances Keough, r.: A; Golden + Bro, John
Bssis ..S %% aeU a ana oRSsy
The resignation of A. NJ. sPrague, OF the
First precinct, was Ieeeiyed and accepted, to
Sergeant NJ. A. Austin was promoted to
osicers q. r. orump and NJ. b. German were
The following were appointed officers on the
force II. l.. Chubbeck, John Liseombo and
Michael Towers.
officer for six months, 10 do duty between Yer
mont avenue and Tenth street west and and
q streets north.
The following pres,u5ls' and r rs'Clution. en-:
licenses, received from the Washington TEN.
perance Society, Howard Diyision,. Sons OF
Temperance, and the Sons OF Jonadab, were
Whereas Council No. l., Sons Of Jonadab,
composed as 1t ts, in great part, OF men who
have felt, in times past in their own persons,
realize the blessings and happiness OF total
abstinence from all Intoxicating beverages,
have heard, with heartfelt pleasure, OF the
10 rejecting the. applications fol. license OF
rum sellers who have been guilty OF violations
OF lawi and whereas we realize the numerous
Temptations that are thrown before the young
In our midst, and heartily approve OF every
effort for their suppression: therefore
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Council
poiitan Police Uom missiohers for the action
above referred to, and this Council would beg
them to stand firm on the ground they have
the members ndIyidually and collectively, In
all 'h''' e"0' WI. VIII ". m.rsp, Secretary.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. 20, 1s6S.
Howard DIVISION No. ~
soss or TENPERAHCE, I
Rs,oIped, That this Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, including In its Membership and
connections nearly 4 thousand people residing
In this city, hereby tenders ifs sincere and
earnest thanks to the Board OF Mctropollt tan
Police Commissioners for their recent action
In refusing to renew the license Of certain es-
tablish hments to sell Intoxicating drinks, aud
also for othet evidences OF wise appreciate on
SuSiIs se peace sp and Welfare Of tie community.
Resolped, That the Division hereby pledges
Itself 10 support, ih all practicable ways, the
Board Of Police Commissionersi In their action
and would express q confident hope that the
board will resolutely and persistently refuse
to reeede, ID any ihstancea from the position
they have SO honorably and l:diciuusly taken
signed by the worthy patriarch Of Howard
Division, and attested by the recording scribe
be transmitted to tho Board Of Police Commis
sioners. JOSEPH u. ROCHE, W. +.
W. u. LoNo, r. 8.
sWAsHISuToS TEsPBRAscR socmrY,}
To t.a Honorable ,B@ard J Metropolitan POiic'
4gsfLEssS; Al a regular. meeting. Of the
Washington Temperance toeiety, at Temper
Ser @ S2d, a resolution was snimousiy adoptet
appointing the undersigned a committee to
communicate with the Board Of metropolitan
Police Commissioners, snd express t9 then zen
high position they have taken In refusing
license to liquor dealers who have been guilt,
% violating existing law, thereby reducing
, the number oftippling shops In our midst, ant
ButiinE temptation further away from ou
we were further directed to entreat tn,
! Board to stand firm In this matter, and tt
pledge to them the hearty support Of the mem
bers OF this Organization, individually ant
collectively, in any further steps that may b.
g. I S$i$S5$$A5a' s5S;s $5$stia'roor, Committee.
This evening the Board will meet to consihe1
applications for licenses heretofore rejected.
FIFTH AND sixth WARD RErUBLIcAs
| CLuB.-A meeting OF this organization wai
held on Thursday evening, at the club rooms OF
veasble, president, and Henry Stewart, score
tsry. The chair announced the following
Executive Committee, which was confirmed
,iS! tns SlnS j. L oow,n ysGsSs ss sIsn Sss'aan a.
". white, Charles Osborn, Joseph Gibson
az aeS SSsf RI LsRSsSt .hs, the club take
! tion In reference to the proposed demonstra'
tion of December II when, on motion OF Mr.;
Joseph Gibson, 1t was agreed to Invite all
ith Of December next, to take part in the pro
4 posed display, and that the notice for tha
meeting be published 10 the NATIONAL RE-
On motion OF Mr.. William Beron, suitable
| ear, to be drawn In the proposed procession Ia
honor to Grant and Coltsx' was ordered to be
| procured.
On motion Of Mr.. Joseph Gibson, the CHI 4ir
appointed Messrs. Joseph dibson, Cha,. Ca
born and Geo: $. Lsngley,a eommittee to So
| Mr., Hezekiah Uayeft desired that some ono
he appointed to driil the COMPANY Of Boys In
was no officer 10 his company who knew hit
right foot from his left, unleSs one foot wal
chalked tLaughterl
Mr.. Boron moved that Sergeant Hamilton
be appointed to drill the companies of thu
Fifth and Sixth wards. The motion WAS de
clded out OF order.
On motion, the club adjourned'
[Communicatedl
PURSUANT to q call issued by llo brother
and sisters, unscripturally dealt with by th'
Second Baptist church Of Washington, ID. q
q council OF ministers and brethren met o
the 18th OF November at 10 o'clock, a. m, o
First street, between N and y, to advise wit
said brethren and sisters.
The emeoting was opened by the choice Of Rev
q. Robinson az moderatorI Henson smith
clerk.
After prayer by Rev. A. Douldcn, the obIec
Of the call was read by Bro. James Pratt, on
OF "a. grieyed mombers OF the llo unseriptur
Alter 4 full and frateraai deiibetation OF tn
ministerial brethren and laymen, the iollowin
resolution was offered by one OF the brethren
and received BY the aggrieved brethren AN
Rssoiped, We regret there Is no delegatio
from the Second Baptist church to answer tn
charges brought against them BY the aggrieve
brethren and si1tets, late OF that body, espt
eially as there was an Invitation sent to theI