The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13
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The question on the resolution of Mi. w right
MT. Joseph sesar being called upon, said he
was glad to see such a full and respectable
He then spoke 10 Opposition 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, which, he said, had sucked
the life-sap from Virginia. He was happy to
see that the object Of the meeting was not in
to give some encourage m int TO the project, by
asserting that the Coyington and Ohio road 10
white Sulphur SPRING. would be. completed
finished In three years
The people OF Virginia were Impoverished
by tho wal, and he doubted not but that Don.
push forward her Internal improvements
Dor Nress has done much for the West and the
p iao railroad By grants OF land, and he
Rinia lands that would endorse her bonds to
Complete her railroads.
Al the conclusion Of MT. Segar's remarks,
in secordance with the resolution OF MI,
Wright: j, W, Wright, A. r.. Shepherd, J. ID.
Defrees, w. u. Todd, Frederick Stanton, s.
Eaton, Hsliet Kiibourne. J. s, Mitchell. 8. J.
| Dowen, Richard Waiiach, II, ID, Cooke A.
On nation. tho Chair. 1T. w. Thompson1
The meeting then adjourned. subject TO the
purlna he prc rresa OF The meet,nq larpc
nnmbe Of our Sst pro milne nj eiti1 ems entered
The chamber, including several members OF
who seemedt fave the iiyelieat intereat in
the proceedings, the utmost harmony prevail.
Ing throughout.
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| Mrrrt,e or THE Rows IN BLuK.-A large
meeting of this org nizstion was held at Union
League Hall last evening. The meeting was
s and All, 10 'iue Grant. Sdiutspt GeperaI
| Gen T. Rail Adams offered the follovIpq
resoIr don, which was adopted;
point. I'd by the CHAIR for the purpose Of pre-.
barring resoiutlons, 10 be repofted TO thiy
| meeting AT once
The following officers were appointed as
Huise. Col. a. H.tton. Mai. ]. II. Smith, Capt.
q. ID. Willard, Capt. Brian and Capt. Holden.
| Resolntions the meeting was hopored with a
stirring address by COL waller, OF Delaware.
The committee appointed to prepare rnsolu-
were aappted'
Tho resolutions, in substance, set forth that
/ the aTization OF the Boys In Blue Of the Dis
| co.ope atinR as an AUXILIARY to the Repubii.
cent rty OF the District; that the interests OF
the 10 al people of this District demand a per-
mancnt ofranIz alton of this character at the
| capitai Of the nation to convince the incoming
Naturalization, the loyal Congress, and the
| people OF the United States that the District
and that this city is purged Of treason and
| made permanently loyal beyond any oontip
gencies that may arise In the future; so TIL
cspitaI from the North, East, West and
Soyth may be Induced to come here to i'm.
| prI We the various great water powers, second
tr none in the country and that Congress be
| sarnostly solicited to aid in making Improve
| nents In the city, and In beautifylng and
| building up the interests of this District, thus
smp Il to the needy and honoraBiy dis.
| charged soldier and worthy loyal citizen, and
maIe this one of the most Important CONNER.
| ciai and mauufacturing cities In the United
| States, that the Al effect that this organi-
| zation will have in assisting to organize meet
4 ings in the diff.rent wards OF this city and
/ Distriot, and 10 sustaining the candidates of
| The Republican party will be of the greatest
| beneat
In this connection was adopted a resol utIon
| calling a meeting for Friday evening, the 81 tn
| instant, at Union League Hall, and inviting
sayer.i RennblIcnn organiz stions TO send dc lie.
/ gstes 10 AL in concert with them.
The following was al SO rep orted and adj tied:
| Resolved, That the organization of the Boys
be mad, BY the Republicans OF this District,