The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT,

Government CLRRKs' AssooIArIos.-The
NJ yular monthly meeting Of thi: association
VS. street, between Sixth and seventh. The
,o,a.,a, mt being absent, the secretary, MT. j
ss MI 'sf B RsssRRs T. . S's s p e.G
dent prs fs. porei which was agreed to.
The fellow Ing new members were elected ,h
ID; re- z: S Gh.ie .tst,I that the next business -
. order WAS the elect, on Of officers to serve FOR
~ Mr. n1 george Bartle mtved that soT n.
Sa ss.s' f os se ne s:,oe.
s ssia.: snl %s. w.: fE1sie " h and Capt
The committee retired, and after son'a n q;
they had concluded to recommend the old ON
,cers for reelection. ..n,.d
The report Of the con s,s. s,N was n M KeL
.ev. the president, stating that he did NOT
desire 10 be- q candidate for re-election;
AT, Ta sss sfSSsaia sss ssssssi MT
j. II. blanchard was nominated for presI-
dent, but declined. NJ.
xeissy had not absolutely declined, and that
:: q h.a proved en- efficient ofn'sr he should
The sssociation then proceeded to elect BY
Di P1ssisent, D. N. Kelsey, Tr:..ury Depart
ss i b:e, x.ss Pte: .sson Wee pts:asS J.
81 Brady, Var department; recording secre-
tcry, John =. Mssoa. Interior Department,
Sn.gSsSi.nE 8spFfSS Duane s Wilson, hs
hsPioulSur Department. 49,,
Esscutire Committee. j.; W: mosg hsyy
D Dspttit9 eorSe artls, State Department; T A.
COOK, Interior Gepartmenti u NJ: WHITAKER,
Agricultural Depa,t%snti J: T. brsay,, MAI
Impairment; VIM. f. f'oASAn''' As'"u"1'"'
MI j. M. blanchard, In = few remarks, SAID
that srs were many "a th,fss M more
eSRcient ADD more attractive to clerks; Thers
:. should be 4 fund raised and put In the hands o.
ner cent. a mosfh. At present many cisrk.
would, therefore, propose that they meet agar S
NJ W. Duane Wilson laoved that commit
tee be appreciated to put ms ta and tss chsir pe
lie. Brady, y. M. whitaker, M. +. Pisasants
III. wilton WIFE, moved that when they adjourn
a, V TO meet again In one ysek. "A
"a A t., further discussion the association 'd
journ,
,uwAnp RsrupLIcAs CLun.ooA meet
ing o. th %ns sarn d snt
Fourth sire frame was called on to preside
Ard :ss,sd sh =, onsssr; 70 serve fo' the mex
six months. following xestjcmep wer
On motion, the tie to select oiicsrs 70
tRpe slaS, y. 4. MOI. y, Benz. MSsSSy aSors
Hstton, d. w. Dixon, tnu "a &C. consuIts
The COMMITTEES retire, 4, a. p ate. j. ii
tion reported the folio, 'ing; rresia E Sohl
Orossman; vice presiden 70, Beni Gox' :
H. johnson, secretary, Z. II. mhnntnsi ire.
urer a. y, Needhamt recutiss e9mm m
Enoch Totem, p. II. Dol ,esan, Y. ~, Di Ps,,
George Hatton, George s hAnkiin, beuiain
I.sfaSette Jeffries, Daniel. Myers, capt. man
ming. Major L. q. Townse nd. J.. y. dangeWeI
Msfceiius West, W. H.. Edtnboro' heLit
Railyi delegates to central ekecntss Gomm'
tee; 8, Morse, J. H. CIo..msn b. moooS
a y, Needham and q. W liatton.
The report Of the commit zee wm sdoptea.
- OrossmAn, on taking the chair, made Z
A.n:srks thanking the club for the honor
Jee mnxsg Knaif read resolutions expressing the
Any that none but good and tried mei
oplS he mt forward for ONCE:
MI Needham offered the following resoiu
ton i,,,a That in the opinion Of this elul
htnSst.a for offlce under the municipality
eann,ainston should be nominated At primarl
wn.anns At which all Republicans shout,
eie s. an opportunity to partieipate, anu mo-
pawvs,eeates at nominating convention.
yrha Evolution led to debate, anu mr. Neee
ham withdrew II for the pressehe, I. n an tho ali.
MIG. r. Ferris moved ma wnen nv nvso oiS
- .dieurn itbs 70 meet on wednesday '''n''
nsxt., Awess Morse then addressed the sln
Al M so%e length, after which the mse"p
adjourned.