The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25


met at the residence Of their late fellow member,
Mr.. William slade. in order to have an interview
and NJ BaSS rsss n ne
Benz. M. Mccoy, secretary. On motion, II was |
unanimously,
appropriate place in the procession as a society.
Resolced, That The president be authorized 10 |
procure suitable Grape and black silk gloves for
the use OF the society, and that each member
wear Grape on the left arm for the space Of thirty
days In token Of respect for the deceased:
riagcs one to be used by the society and three to
be rendered to Mira. Slade for the use Of the
family, and the cost Of the same to be paid By the
his possession belonging to the association.
Resoircd, That the secretary draft q. preamble
and resolutions OF coincidence to be submitted at
Rc'olpsd, That we adjourn to. meet on next
Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, at the business
place oil the president Mr.; p p, Fisher pro,,as,,
BENZ. NJ. Mccoy, Secretary,
A. meeting Of the as.ocis,ion, held on The sd
Coy, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, II hath pleased Almighty God, In
the dispensation OF his alwise providence, to re.
move from our midst worthy and highly cs-
teemed fellow member and 1ealous eo,laborer In
Harmony Societyj one whose zeal has never
tagged, but who has always been ready and will
advancing the interest OF the association by his
counsel, his influence and his means, and never
shrunk from any responsibility, nor failed TO act
his part, however irksome the task. That mem
Der Is brother VIM. Slade, who departed this life
on last Monday morning, the 10th inst. Brother
his pleasant countenance here no more; we shall
have no more OF his aid In conducting the affairs
OF Harmony S9eietyi but as the psalmist David
tions on the dccease of a beloved one: lie can.
not return to us, but VIC can 60 to him" Time
som hts fsps g WIN soon eeH Us a" sway
pare to join brother Sladc, with the many who
have gone bef9te In that better land, where there
is no death No suifering. no parting OF friends,
no grief, because there there is no sin. In con-
sideration OF the foregoing, therefore, be II
Re'oIred, That while we bow In humble ador,-
Author OF our being, and the bepeicent dlsposer
of all events, and acknowledge that In righteous
ness lie hath afflicted US, we cannot suppress
the feelings of deep and poignant sorrow Tor the
loss of one with whom we have been so long
and so pleasantly associated, and we will ever
cherish In our hearts the fond recollection OF
his many virtues,
9Rcsoircd, That the Columbian IIarmoniai Gene.
terry Associ lost, In the demise OF brother
community at large an influential and useful
friend and benefactori the church jealous
doting parent and faithful friend and guide.
Rcsoircd, That we deeply sympathize with the
brother, and we do assure them our heartfelt
coincidence In this their sad aiiliction aud dis
trcss.
Rcsolrcd, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be entered with the minutes OF the
association, and a copy be sent to the family Of
the deceased.
Received and adopted March %, 1865.
-. NJ. Mccoy, Secretary.
Tue JorRSEYMES PLAsTEHERs.-Thc dim.
Guilty between the employees and iourncymcn Is
still unsettled, and the strike, which commenced
anon, among the joyrnsymen on Monday week; con on
Journeymcn Plastcrers' Association was held Mt
German Hall, which was largely attended. The
meeting was presided over by Mr.. Jas. Barrett
| and Mr.. !. X. Gin acted as secretary.
Mr.. J. W. Mattingly. president OF the Work
nEmGn's Assembly, being present Gy invitation;
Society, in which sympathy was expressed for
the plastcrcrs in their strike. and $50 appro-
the same, Mr.. Mattingly addressed the meeting,
during which he administered words of cncour-
agcmcnt to the plastcrcrs, urging them TO stand
iscd an early meeting Of the workingmen's As.
sembly in order to adopt measures for their re.
to be placed on record, and Messrs. stephen
| OH, WIN. Coync and James Morrow were APP
pointed n committee to draft reply.
| After n short retirement, the committee re-
turned to the hall, and submitted resolutions re-
turning " the sincere thanks OF this association
| action taken IN their behalf"
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