The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23


For "'' 0eea.!iss r,s.y. "a Tads:.. S'"d'1 = Air.
Republicans arissi arissii
sia oa ssS9'F o !. Il. is' s sas.
The prize u Victory
Firm and unitsd let US be.
In this our land Of liberty.
Prom traitors turn and Zee
And acted ief thsiT country . rood.
In spite n s!l is x! st ,t,s., breed ,ss
wewlll Join them hand in hand,
And be hrm united band,
''e ga H sls. si Is: ;S rs q;
Ny fsliow eaizsns Of Tie Flfh ,esrd; / know
you will excuse me for making the following
suggestions, namely; That 10 making our
nominations, YET u BE-. sure Of seieeting the
asd consistsntly with the Republican party }
men who would seorn bribs, and who would
quickly expose the hssrsisss viliisn who
Of ssyles j. Bowen a. our candidate for
Mayor; . man In whom We can rely for
honssty, fnitgrtiy, and faithfulness 10 the dis.
be our municipal chief masistrstej and we srs
bound to elect our ward cmcers.
Thsy ,ctll. you may depend oa't;
T Ms;a .ssy .sy sss :':rt end ont
Mr.. A. Hunt offered the following:
Rsioivsd, That we, the Republican voters OF
the Filth ward, Of washinston city, d. ", do
cordially approve and fully endorse he action
and that We pledge ourselves to use all the
honorable means In our power to secure the
election OF Its nominees.
marks with regard to the resolution, and the
principal topics OF the day, when the resolu-
lion was put and carried, Without dissenting
Mr. J. 4. 2rrison offered the following rsso.
Resolved, That the Fifth ward Republican
Grs viz Wiz Il: and Ts
U. s. Grant and Schuyler Collar for President
and Vice Prcsident OF the United States.
R,oD,d Th,t We pIsdSs 70 The Rspgsl,,ssn
and VIII march with It under the nag Of free.
Rt.oipes, INA. we heartily endorse the no@i.
ington. and will give him rousfng majority
In the Fifth ward.
HdoPtedl; nan a.. wu u,.,.
teoiored) entertained the meeting with short
but very appropriate speeches until the return
Of the committee, when their chairman, Mr.
I'd Il ea S n.n. as fo &
man, Appleton p. Clarkej Council, Messrs.
J. r. Afrison, Turner Tory, and L. D. s. Miller;
Assessor Joseph Carroll.
declared unanimo usiy elected, after which the
Others were taken up separately and met with
simil.r fats, Therefore the sntirs ticket ss va.
house came down with three rousing cheers
The Chair stated that there would be an OPP
portunity for those who had not done so to
register on Monday next. The books would
spesstI.: I'm.
KsIaHrs VI PYruIAs.-A Convention of
ten delegates from each Of the Grand Lodges
Of District q Columbia. Penn,yiv.ni., n Ner
adelphls on the 18th inst, to devise plan to
ssnirstiea wss sseisS the election 81 VIM
s s:"isiTR s.S Of PSsn".1sa FfSs oe
o. Msrylsndi and J; ?; Hayes, q Delaware,
Vice Presidents; and Clarence NJ. Barton, Of
Yention devised the following plan, " hioh will
ratidcstion. All State Grand Lodge ofneers
to b ass' 81 ss s sPs ::sd LS ssss
ID the city Of Washington, 3: o., on the second
ASsp: md ns 70 =
ior, supreme Venerable Patriarch, supreme
Chanesiior, (Presiding !oiuesr) supreme Vice
Chans.llos, SIpreIo ReeorsinS and GOrre.
Guide, Supreme Inner and Outer Steward.
The delegates from the District spent pleas
ant time In visiting the various Lodges 10 the
styic 81 The at.nd Lodge S et Il Penssylsanis:
as follows: District OF Colg 81; PennsyI.
y w.. s0 SsT z G Msy. @i !s Dsli
be organized In st. Stephens, New Bruns-
GENERAL CoNylnEHoE ov rHE A. NJ. u,
Zion tCoLoREp) Observation-Disclosures INST
with the usual religious exercises, under the
au Il Phop Easr
the manner OF raising the Bishops salary,
and the amount to be paid each Of the Bishop.i
On .n, %SSn .sI
which the COMMITTEES to prepare the docu.
the Conference and the trustees Of Zion
Zion Ssndard and Wsskiy RsvisS, presented
otneer;, whersupon tho further eonslderation
on the table, to be taken up snsrwsrd,
A BARBAsous AvyRAr.-About q o'clock
yesterday afternoon q row occurred between
two journeymen BARRIERS named VIM. Wilson
and n: J. Engelmeyer, twhite,) employee. Of
Prof. Emner, the proprietor Of . bArber.shop
on Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner OF
cologne botties, hnir brushes, go, were freely
used as weapons. Before serious consequences
spsued the bslligerents were arrested BY ON
ssr t u.. G ne Jsff Who ss1 an ss
animation, dismissed Wilson and nned Engsl-
meyer In the sum Of o.. The difiicuity oc-
Cured In consequence Of tbs unusual time
taken BY Wilson to dispose Of his dinner,
An OPyRnrSo IRON SoorLAsD.-Mr. Alex
ander Williamson, Of the Second Auditors or
the children Of President Lincoln, and an old
resident Of Washington, acting In behalf Of
Alexander Macdonald, Field h Co., workers
ssasss sS SlSs ana sssT "a the he
present to the Fortieth Congress, In trust for
tho American people, q handsome pillar OF
polished red granite, upon which to place any
bust Of the late President Abraham Lincoln
which they may SEQ proper.
BoEs' AND YourHs' GARMENTS made to or
der At reasonable rates, at A. sAks Co., Ut
CLOTHING FOR srRIsa.-Messrs. Stephens
q Co.; $40 Pennsylvania venus. between Ninth
tensive and well-selected stock OF youths,
boys and ohildren's clothing for all ages, from
three years and upwards, for spring wear.
Spring will soon be here, and II behoves our
for their CHI ldren and themselves, At the low
rates which rule at the establishment OF
stephens 4 Co., before the rush comes. d
A. NJ. E. GENERAL CosvEREscE.-The Con.
ference convened, Bishop waymsn IN the
chair. The chapter relative to the book con-
cern wastnksn up and adopted. Sections OF
the discipline were read, and chapter reiat-
ing to quarterly meetings was adopted also, a
chapter concerning the duties OF the bishops,
Rev. J: Woodlin was elected general book
James was elected editor Rev, James A.
Handy was elected corresponding secretary OF
the Foreign Mission Society. The Conferences