The national Republican., 1868-05-01


former slave masters must now live. This all
showed that God Almighty does reign. The
speaker paid q glowing tribute to the four
him during a portion Of the war. He never
knew of one who had failed him In the line OF
duty. He never found n disloyal colored man
or woman. tApplause.
as the man who walked down State street,
with Simms.
The reverend minister said 20 years since he
house here In chains, and turned over to the
Virginia authorities for having Informed
colored brother, with wife and eight children,
that there was north star. He laid In prison
two years with 20 pounds Of iron on him that
wore into his bones. After relating his suffer
ings he then appealed to the audience for
money with which to carry on the work Of
educating the freedmen. hattering eollee-
On motion, a vote OF thanks WAS rendered
to the Senators and Representatives who adj
dressed them, and all who showed so much In
terest in their endeavors to educate the free.
men and at them for the pursuits OF life.
Rev. DR.. Hogue, Of Boston, made hand.
some address, after which the exercises closed
until 10 a. IN. to-day.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-This club
met last evening at the hall corner OF Twenty
second and l streets, with y. A. Stewart In the
chair, and Wn. II. Lewis secretary.
Of a prayer by Mr.: George Cook.
The Chair wanted them to work together;
he did not mean the colored alone, but all Re.
publicans, white and black. He hoped the
used In the club. He also hoped that some
member Of the Executive Committee would
offer 2 resolution to The effect that those words
meetings. He exhorted them to work In unity
and harmony, and reminded them Of the great
work before them. He suggested the propricty
OF trhnsacuhg thelr teguIar routine Of ousl'
por'ers had retired 60 into ekeeative session,
as they had some business 70 attend TO that
they dii not wish 10 make puone.
VIM. n HIay, enairman oi 'ne nn oommi.tee,
that the club shall be addressed by some Re-
publican gentleman AZ their next regular
meetingi iurther, that no memoeI pe alloweu
70 occupy the n9or more re-, ,hsn Ia twiSc SI on any
speak more than nve minutes at timei also,
that they agree 10 pay the lanitor Si'oo each
evening soon tI mexed HAT ali OF the
Repuoncans VINO couIN suosetioe 20 theiI ruies :
and regulations oe requested 10 come FORWARD
and DO SO. CaFtiea;
nT ,oarrea tb.t Se ss 90 OF ~ nmso
Of the First Ward X. X klan present, and
hoped they Wpuiu pe peImltteu 70 JOIN u they
fEsu Ts mesnt s soms OF the Fr.twsTd AutI.r.dicS M
CiuD' .,,.,
" motion, the repott 9i 'he executive com
ml,tee was mem men acGep.ca, y, @ ,,o,,J h. o,on,od
MI. Cook hopeu 'he report "ou'u oe huop'eu
As Presen'eG Pa ~. o. ,r,o,od 70 ,,ui,,,, ,ho
CnaIes Sy,aH ya we " NJ ntnD,t.a Ws ,nn ,ne
time OF ne sneakers 70 hve minH,s rsS ~ ne icon con
siaerea siS rS ~ har him anu iooAea 'oo much
tp;,on .nr, ~ tha rennrt tnere we,s n,nv
aon ,sGn nccnnies The aoor Tor an hour AM
then ssid nothina 10 The point'
Mr. Thom,s m6ved IN Al tho limitation of tho
time bc siricken ont - ''>
Thc M air rcferreI % Cushinp,a manual and
.,id that The ciub was poyerned by il
Mr., ". IL Gray stated that thew were drawn
I9,hes .trmrt 1, nm, thcy wouid striIe tbc rmIs
nnt 10 'S' N
Robert Thomp.on did not know that thew
were Governed by those rules ; il SO, they diI
mot nsoa any c55mmittee 10 draSt tbem' liz
was nnnoseI 10 tho renort from becinninp to
and oPp'N W ~
Gorpellus CLARK remarked that IL was for tho
executive Committed 10 present. and for Tho
cimb IN sceent or reject, therefore' he did moi
sna ,he mse ~ 40 much aebste nm The snbiect
fter con alder HE iebate and many nations
nnn 20 se,d of t,uice. aisn eu ~ n.,
sha sppitn, =, ,nstasd ofSi "a ,yhich w.s Am,
Al ia avn rennrst
NJ W. n Gray s.ia that o,vi,g IN ono nj
,hn n"nhar. .na,,,ti~s ssomnItter
hat,a nH ahsent rom ths c,tv mi snotSernnshIs
20 atSfonJ thsv wsre two mamhers sbort
~ ni,on 5f Nj WnIsa whitc The chair
IN sn an ~ the nommittce wss s,,thnri,eh ~ seec,
nnn xn Ssntiemem o. M al, tSs Saeansies
Tbss re.ianation nf Isaiah Rouidin of IN,
pin.n,a nn lsn,n,i,t.e w.s tenIorad sna s. ac.
cepted "'' was
which they went into executive session.
-
A ru,.,,, co,o,,, n,,, n, r,osJo,
mar,i1g ikH' I,.t Nc oscsr RecIw,tb aesuSS whSS
boards at the house of MIR. VIM, 4. Chaffee
NJ 900 Thi.d .,roat hoa occ.sion wh.n nhans
~ an,a ~ Sf. , nan tn wnsh H.
stssna ts III nnnL a. honL cnntaI Mn, twn nG,yern
Ment hnnggs oT 400 each and Sioo TIeasnry
nnts and otber vsiu,bIe nRner This he far
70. Wneh nc wqm, Im o tsruarTs ua ba ro,iuu ~.
,pa n,no Tsna.rn u' ,nte hsb bs.n taIsn a,vav
NJ NJ S5oo Snootias iS,,nrI,od Hmcar nan rmoi3
NJ; neeHwna .a 'n.o, .,a ~, S;a io.s sDJ .hor,
ot me tour.h wnr1, VI ns iJso, US, anu eh as
money lhls was hoI Wi.nous ns aem III mnru, ~
tnc UHGer hsee' '.nneu 'uns m nT .oiou e. wv
on Weahasuay, oeen In .nG e,, s,ore ~ c.at mr: ~
oppermhh, Whero snc ae0iueh'ahS eNpoeeu
hIas he 81 'ae anriu,io or tho ,Ir, tho ote.
% 1es nnu nnu 'o'u ~ tha ausa ~ NJ
s;h.NssS She vas ,aben IN The ststion'honse
Ser tSrnu1h a Tigid couTse of n@estioninp' pnt
nii, az, H. r. "a 10. hhnnfassth.t uha LaI a nm oI
mnnoyy, Int shc .isteS ,hat n coIored boy h ad
nivanjt to hcr on the street, and that she Mad
The house and found the money as stated
which she had placed In a small box. He re-
turned with il, and the girl, who gave hei
name AZ MARY Butler, was examined before
Justice Harper, and was committed to Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury,
r, =, Ann,, Tho to,,o,v
a., a ANp hLAnhs - ,aa, - 1n.ina ~ a mnDt
insst nnsea, anu A'Arh' oe0u'isu "u''"s '"' "'''''