The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30


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ported the following preamble and resolutions,
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president, and ColoneLwiiliam L. Hodge. The
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ber %, Iss5 nearly thirty-ave years Of service !
his untir'ng and DEVOTED application to the.best
and valued ,counscls, uniform urbaeity, and
courtesy Of conduct, entitled him TO tho warm
est friendship and respect, and insure the ahec-
niatcs--the last survivor OF that publie-spirited
and patriotic band OF citizen. who initiated and
ment 70 the Father OF his Country in the city OF
his selection, Peter Force stood firmly at his
post through good and evil report, in sunshine
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the generous undertaking, stu, ss TIL. for him
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As Mayor Of this city, the eontempoyaneous
and posthumous demonstrations OF the General
appreciation OF the community preserved OF his
and eminent isSorer n and pcontfibSor in The eia
OF American chronicles and science, the universal
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friend and fcllow-oltlIen. f'.f.". o..
Preceding his more veteran assosiste but tho
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society, Away. eylneed the DEEPEST interest u
counseis, and friendly and kind intercourse with
his fcilow.members, commended himself TO the
ssccred With HIM IN the GOOD Cause Fun nU
models Of tks Christisn .ssntiemsn, tho good
socisty, have gone down to the tomb, bearing
with them the exceeding great reward "a Of = fuii
qusintanee, and felt Inc full measure Of their
public and private services and merits; THEREFORE
which this society has sustained in the deaths o.
gentlemen so eminent for their long and faithful
service IN the patriotic undertaking we have IN
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Rssfped, That, as testimonial Of respect, we
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memory q our departed friends and associates
Received, That thc secretary commpnicatc copies
Se.ssd, With lie csprs.sios q the sincere sym
p"thy and condolences Of the society "a, y y
DRUNK AND DfsonpKRLy.--Thc following AZ,
re.ts were made on Tuesday Lasts :. u.
BY Ofhcer Msrden, Of the Fifth precinct, for be-
Thomas Sutton was arrested by Oficer Frn.ier
for being intoxicated. He had a hearing before
Justice AssRsi, who nned him n, ~
Of the Seventh precinct, charged by Chas. Knoll
with threats OF violence. He was held to bail to
isfR hs w Wse arrested in the
Sixth precinct by Officers Mullins, Markwood,
and Ellis: Julius Sears and Jacob Hess were
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John Miller were yariopsy anedb by Justice Clark
Margaret HSshss, Ellen Smith, and James
esr. Hsas Os and oton q he be-
ae sssS and Kay The
IerTiotts bstier, AdsIias Smith and Edwsid
disorderiy. Each Of them were relieved OF "
REDUCTION or FoRcK IN THE QuARrHRxAs-
10 the otice Of the Quartermastsr General, DOR
coran's Building, about $50 clerks, Of whom about
% are females, but II Is thought that there wiz
mcnt. The reduction will continue from meath
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drop a few each month; within the past month
about 800 persons hsye been discharged from Lin
strong pressure is being brought 10 bear upon
tho authorities to have some rcinstated, but there
seems to be but little show Of success, an the
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