The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

Inc Chair. by the authority OF your sonsu-
Mi. Fague. When the stock was issued pur-
chasers lsbored under the impression that they
The S 81 G0a saia the e lease u the ground wa,
, DR.. Lowrie here withdrew his amendment.
rsso', Sns'O11 M. then ss:a M5
ment being read for Information.
NJ. Mitchell. What Is the object Of the
amendment In excluding Others, not members
MT. Frazier. In order to keep the stock
among the original members.
ton: he prov %Ss IN he second resoaton
Mr.. Fague said the club had no right to take
away the t1o paid by a member. He held three
gentleman present Who had just paid 80 for
share and had not enjoyed any skating, and
how would he be benefited by paying an as.
The revolutions were then read serisiim and
The question then being on the amendment
Of Mr., Frazier, 1t was adopted, and the meet
Ing adjourned.
ANNUAL M.RrIso OF the NATIONAL THEo.
LOGICAL IssrITUTE - Rich PRocEEpiNos-
annual meeting Of this Institute was held at
their building, corner Of Twenty.secoDd and
I streets, last evening.
arose and called TO order the "Nstionsi Theo.
logical Institute and University" and nomi-
mated Mr.. J q. Lewis as chairman which was
carried.
Rev. J. d. Fulton desired to know BY what
authority the gentleman Mr.. Nelaonl called
this meeting the theological institute ana
Rev. N. Golfcre stated that there were gen.
tlemen present who were members OF the In
Rev. W. +. Nelson was appointed secretary.
Rev. J. ID. Fulton stated that the meeting
was Illegal, and he was there BY advice OF an
'' The Char f NJ Fulton, take your seat.
Mr.. Fulton. l am not ready yet.
Rev. q. NJ. Morse moved that a committee OF
| three be appointed to separate the managers
into three divisions. Carried.
Mr.; z. Richards. AZ they claim that this Is
the Theological Institute, am the treasurer.
men, who Jain to be members are not such, they
not having paid one dollar OF their last annual
instruments. II they had, certainly would
MT. Beard, OF the Nstiopal Theological To-
| stitute, said he came here to speak to the
q. to secure hsr aSony ne S,a mot
Mr.. Nelson, the acting secretary, read the
minutes Of . previous meeting to prove his
Rev. MI. Anderson, teolored,) pastor Of tho
Ninstsenth street Baptist ehnreh, stated that
Rev, MI. Fulton, or any other reverend. was
nobody In eomgaris9n With the education a To- ,S .,
White White men present was oatissafsh and very un;
scntIspanly. TWAS dlssracefli 10 he eoioIed
race. Tha eoloreu men couiu save TINS insutu-
tion, and he aiI not believe the white people
could. He hinted yssy plainly that the white
men were too fond Of money, and expressed the
~, o'" Committee inStead OF white men. They
, vnu a 10 much better.
~S Mr. ,Sea,a took the floor and was addressing
the oh pi,. wn msrcd to adjourn.
NJ, Richa. Ids stated that motion to adjourn
was of no eifec while brother held the Moor.
,n,as goysrnins IN board OF directors and ex-
ccntive Committee, aud gave history OF the
,yortings Of tho Institute.
=, .D r; TIrney eaiea '"' ' ~ ' Wv
.MI' Charles +. Morse, Unterruptlng) We
aid not suppose you were going to steal our
mSRey, rn,,o,, We did no. take . dollar,
brother.
th M. MStse' Gu 'A''''AS S'"
MI Heard was willing to second tho motion
10 refer the whole matter to a special CON.
mittee.
Nj. J. O. Lewis, the chairman, arose and
sna maNtipr IN Boston bat t2ey dId not ap
mrove the action of til at meeting. The Boston
A voice. Not a dollar OF Il. Den. Howard
has shawn me the receIpt for it.
Mr. Fulton said every dollar was expended
in this city.
,,ans r9"'' p'' i''A'' ''''''' '''''' " '""'
Another Voice. Dir. Polcr also received
1
ont nf the Sio 90. A. salsry. after he was dis.
,ha rasa nm the lat of last Septe mbeI
s"a Voice That's not 40; il is untrue
Mr. Morae. You have stolen the money we
,y.ntad Snr these colored people.
Eni,on oama into this room. he said he would
moi vine his feot o him, the speaker,
Cries of HShamc ~ HShame % 40.
He is no Christian at all,
Mr.. Condron attempted 20 furthsr address
the meeting, when the iolks OF the opposie
side raised such noise mat y was Impossible
| to hear the speakers wordsi but ne persisted
in speaking, and passed round the table, and
| shook his hand In MT. Fulton's lace. He then
branehed on INTO some frivolous nneeaotes,
and wound up by saying that II Dr. Torney
was as poor as Job, the people OF Boston
would not trouble them much.
A call to order:
A Voice. Let him go on; let him insult us.
| Another Voice. He cannot insult US.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson said he wanted q COM
mittec, and to give that committee time to de-
liberate dispassionately. and report whom they
| have fully agreed.
Mr., Morse said II he could believe that they
could get fair committee, he would not OBJ
jeet, but he did not believe such could bn OBJ
tanned.
A motion wss here made, by member OF
| the Boston faction, to adjourn, and the vote
was Immediately put and declared carried by
rising vote.
Mr.. Richards. The motion to adjourn Is not
, hmvy navy "o' P"'u '"' 'o''"' nu''"s '"e PA''
'SSSSho m.s,,,. hovcver stood adiou,,sd
bnv NJ hSSaassnn .rsr Tho syjo,rnmo,t
.ttamntad 10 ehdress the assemhirge saving
that he should always raIse hIs voice In fsvop