The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

po.its payable after sixty days on ten days
at shall siwsys DO In the power Of tho board
Of directors TO extend the time OF any member
for the payment Of subscriptions and loans who
same 10 be certified BY q regular physlciAsj and
also In the case OF scarcity OF work or employ
ment, such privilege not 70 exceed .ix months;
have obtained loan on each and every share Of
stock held by him or her, or shall have with.
drawn bis stock from the association, II shall
wgsTERN STATES ASrtRApioAL CLuB.-A
meeting Of the club was held last night at their
fSEms On Seyen,h street opp9.e me rs,en,
TO order, and introduced to the club Gen. Thos.
Erwin, the nowly elected president, who came
forward and thanked the club for the honor con-
The general said that the club had been or.
ganized for the purpose Of aiding the Conserva,
and bordering on The Miss.sippi as far as IL was
able to aid them. The question now before the
the sword . II the RADICAL party succeed, the
conslitationsi liberty would probably be lost.
Of constitutions liberty, and he had deterrnincd
to act with that party, He alluded 70 the pro
nh az e
In Cincinnati and Pittsburg, and their Influence
had been thrown in favor Of the Conservative
Mr.. Campbell, a member Of the Protective.
upon the subject Of isbot and the ananoes. He
labor and q circulating medium.
At the close Of his remarks vote OF thanks
Den. Hugh Cameron introduced tho following
resolution, which was adopted and aeommittee,
consisting Of Gen. Hugh Cameron, Dol. wilcox
az sPa IN MI, esb to nfos the
Re,o,v.d, That The cine soniG, hoqorary mem.
aaul lI M
Hon. Amos Kendall, of Maryland; Hon. j. s.
P # Sscss " R:s nnrBR @
biai den: XII Carson, % California; John Ma.
members Of the Democratic resident executive
committee. Unanimously agreed to. 49,.
to nuSde the ana
". II. Coolidge, Augustus swartu, b. t. swartz
and James Normiie were elected members of the
Mr.. Campbell, OF the Labor Congress, WINS
elected an honorary member.
The following resolution was offered and
Resoired, That the executive committee be en-.
powered to confer honorary membership upon
ccativc committce 10 supply the club room with
4 letter was read from Mr. @. W. Magir, the
newly elected Vice president, thanking the club
for the honor conferred upon him.
A resolution was offered and adoDted, that the
proceedings OF the club be published in the Cam
pdign Digest, and that the club subscribe for two
thousand copies OF the same.
On motion, adjourned. .......
+. Niblack, Of Indlanaj Hon. NJ. O. Kerr, Of In
II. Mccormick, of Missouri; General Hugh Cam
eron, Of Kansas; Judge Mason; General Thomas
Ewing. OF Kansas Colonel William Finn, Maj.
Jones, and other distinguished gentlemen.
RAILROAD MEETINas.-Sevcral meetings have
been held In Montgomery county, Md, and reso.
the projected railroad from washington, D. g.,
via Brookeville and Hoods Mills, to connectwit
the Northern Central railway. Among the reso-
Resolved, That the Introduction Of railroads in
our country would induce immigration, thereby
throwing our vast amount of waste and barren
Resolved, That we will no longer silently sub
init to an encroachment upon our rights In public
works by any Incorporated company inStisated
Resolved, That we request our delegate. in the
General Assembly to vote for and further, by
secure to any portion OF our country railroad.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMPAsy.-
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
located ofoe for the sale Of tickets at No, 400
Pcnnsylyania avenue, between Four.snd-a-hhlf
and sixth sf r,, The S once Heels spassiSus one
those inquiring. Tickets to All points, West,
portion Of the country where there may be
railway line OF travel can here be procured. One
great and convenient feature OF the oifce is that
names and residence, can at once have their bag
gage checked, which is a great improv enent on
the old system. Mr.. W. p. Martin Is the ticket
agent, from whom all information can be had.
We commend the office to the attention Of trav-
elers.
INSTALLATION or OFPIoERs. - Last Friday
evening, the 18th instant, the follow ling: named
ensuing term In Eagle Tent, No. ., l. o. Of Reeh.
abites: Shepherd, John II. Slmms; p. @. r.,
Milton Fergusonj @. r., John II. Mahoney; D.
s. Vim. b. HafsSe; T Re- R5s% oha s. Slater;
Chaplain, VIM Mauryi o. g., l.; Eugene Male
Ens,t ,Rd "FS IN
SAINT; r. and L. supporters to d. r., Samuel
Clarke and George Scrogings.
The Order Of Rcchabitcs Is said to be the Oldest
order in the United States. oVe thing is sure, at
all events, the good work is Extending rapidly
SALE OF THE EFFECTS or THU LATE SIR FRED
ERIoK BRUcE.-Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock, Messrs.
Cooper 4 Latimer, anetioneers, sold the effects
tween Twonty.fourth and Twentysdhh streets.
our wealtiest citizens; and by 10 O'Clock It was
almost impossible to gain an entrance, or for |
those who were inside TO get out again. The |
thing sold for ( very high figure. Jas. Wormicy, |
caterer and confcctioner, on street,
near Fifteenth, bought very extensively OF the |
most expensive articles. Not u few purchased |
articles for the sole purpose Of obtaining relies.
DRusK AND DIsoRpERLy,-Qhce Arnold, OF |
the Eighth precinct, arrested John II. Stevenson |
on Saturday. He was taxed " by Justice Gull
NJ. NJ Kllnk was taken before the same JUS
tlce for being disorderly and profsne, by Ofiicer
Dunn ington, OF the same precinct. He was re-
lieyed OF %.
Charles II. Burke was arrAigned before Justice |
Morsell by Officer Riley, Of the Fourth precinct,
for being disorderly In market. After paying Is
SSs allowed to pass out quietly.
Officer Fowler, OF the Fourth precinct, took
charge OF Mary McMann on Sunday for being
disorlerly. She was fined u so by Justice Nor
sell,
DRAMATIC AssocIATIoY-Some twenty-seycn
Bureau Of the Surgeon Generals ONCE have or.
ganlzed under the name of the amateur ORA
matte Association Of Washington, ID. c." The
gentlemen have been elected
ofteersi John l.. Hyde, president; W. S. rrei-
bells, Vice president; W. =. Shively, secretary; E.
$. Fletcher, treasurer; VIII. Huffman, stage
manager 5. q. Rowland, assistant stage man
ager, and W. L. Covert, property manager. They
hold their meetings at No. tss Tenth street, and
and the farce OF" Box and Cox.n
-S
ASSAULT AND THREATs,-M. NJ. Klink was
arrested by Officer Clements, of the Eighth pre-
,lnct, on complaint of Peter Lynch. Justice Gull
required him to give security to keep the peace,
0nicer Riley, OF the Fourth precinct, ARE sted
Barbara Pfeifer, on complaint of John q. Pfei-