The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

ssotts Hall, Twentieth street and Pennsylvsnia
The president, Nicholas callan, esq, called the
meeting 70 order, and in a few brief remarks
thanked the association for the honor they had
sSins oser Ho anasftSoG h"t he eab % prs
organized to further the cause Of the Democratic
and Conservative party in the city, and also
pose he was fully In accord.
AT the suggestion OF the Chair, the secretary,
. by.isws Or tho club for the information Of new
The following gentlemen were elected mem.
ISiis, John SisDeInot, John Fiascrty, j. K.
The CHAIR stated that the officers of the club
had all been elected with the exception OF vice
president, and nominations for that once would
MT. Bernard Kilimorton nominated Col, Jas.
r. UBeirne, who was unanimously elected.
elected vice president came forward, and said
that he had come there as mere looker-on, and
expected and unsolicited. He said there was
nohip. NE to accomplish success
might expect success in the coming municipal
energetic seton that Ss eoud Do se Expected
He Congratulated the club upon the selection Of
90 efficient and worthy a presiding officer as Mr.
The Chair said that according TO the eonstitu.
tion the duty OF appointing an executive CON.
TO that duty and report at the next meeting.
Mr.: 3. Killmortoh gave notice that a. the next
I've delegates, to meet like number from other
wards, to form central executive committee.
The club was organized several weeks ago, and
numbers some nfty members. 10,
sucosp wARD RADIO Al oLuB.-At1soo o'clock
iast night we found ourself the solitary occupant
Of the sEy.psrior Of Woodw ard's armoniaI Hall.
The room was dimly lighted, the smoke from
have been cut With an ordinarily sharp knife.
The room or hall VS. well provided othe,rSsi.e,
did no. inquire BY some mistake q gentleman
Il. room, and imputed Of Us whether "a iesiurs
on spiritualism was to take place herer' To the
Pc: 1sRss
Ward Radical Olnb would hold !. meeting but
the call being rattle, indiserently advertised,
tar friend thanked us for the inform alton, and
mad s:.ty stsPs for the ,PtrI,ual mesting.-prob.
Mss put p In 81 NJ; frank Posey teoioi.s After
whom ear tive boy. followed BY nj. Council
c,iebss Of winaed" AZ IL nsssr h. es
sftion Of noun anF TIE STAIR a. having pss,iy
Ing 10 our side, we we're inyoluhtarily prompted
to 10 for our friend Hospei to procure bottle
Of his mixturei but a. nsssssit, ed % Sa IirtSep
hnmsne inteniions on our part.
hts:so o'clock the sum total OF seven peryon.
had eongregated, when II was spf ss ~
DO now .djourn Without putting TIE 9 question
eolored genfiehan suffered a considerable kink
Il was Gpierstood that the club would meet meet e
sS HSSSss next sabbath.
Tar PnsAoHrs PsDEs!HrAg.,,A .hor. time
since We announced that Mr.. Weiaenisn, mem
tows, had started o. pedestrian tour TO the
Far West, and that he attended to preach the
gospel q each city, town ast hamlet In which
Isros, Pa, Feb. %. 1855
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than thirty miles az my route. and vii ~.
dssyor to visit the Poe. sry siiysi me- ~
wild, rugged, Alpine soc. viii pause 4 dSy
or two in these romsntic Scene. sha 'peh press
on to Il o far West .u.,.v,,
II 10 INV Intention To sea NIAGARA II, " ~ WIZ
ter this time. IN posAibie. 49, !
Yours 40 wptnpn NJ
FAILED TO PUr IN HIS AppEARAsop,-Oneom . '
plant OF ane rifiin, oolored Offieer EImonston
oolored, on Wednesday, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretences 1t appears that the
said Day was engaged to marry the complainant,
which was 70 have taken place In Baltimore city
? lew DAYS since; Jane proceeded to that place,
me Intended husband with the understanding
mat ne would meet her In Baltimore with them, |
when they would be united In holy wedlock.
t rne Gay arrived. but no Jonas or trunk came;
Dsy saws that he Addressed Them ~ her npxS
placed Them in the hands Of the R,Itjmn,e anH |
ONO Rniiroad (yomnanv He WAS ranniraS ~ ~ |
I'VE bail for further hesrIne NV Tns,ics Ws...H |
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r, Lhh LlNCoLN mosuAENT.non Wednesday the
nouse passea loint fesoiuton authorizing the
Seoretsry o. WAT 70 pace az the disposal OF the
nance, Of which to cast the statues and prIncipal
nEures aurmounting and Inc lrporated In said
monument, provided that no metal should be
thus appropriated until the voluntary contribu-
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