The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

s.!:. fsr once ,:spno:. r., TS1 ,.Iv M:
year ia the Council md there Z great r.
sponsibiliiy resting upon one who aeeep,l
such q Position. There are AWAY, nrel
ONCE for honofs, but instead Of honoring M
ONCE the once honors them; the second ~
oept ONCE for gain or plunder, while the WI
low men. II elected, / shall strive so TO Pc
form my duty thatwith this latter class 'hs
YOU viii remember about one year AGO W
had a great contest to remove a certain in'
vidual who had held an once for many yea
his pay from this corporation was fifteen hes.
ic sDa. risd "a very ssra e. 70 So1d Il sus
legal voter BY decided ballot said MOI YoU
have not bssn faithful 70 your trust, and vi
mS Now pu ssnslsnsn, have, and know cred
many others thas have, employed this man tl
perform certain work a. surveyor, and to thl
b., q my asSwlssse ihsys never lnSwH III,
say, but II called upon Twill prove what
have said to be true.
MI Morss with ne b.IsspSs q The oid soara
OF Councils did for this Mr.. Forsyth Thre
days after he was defeated BY your votes, N,
men, Introduced bly, creating q, 900 per AMI
mum ONCE for him. Hereis the secret attache
to this trick or party favoritisnj there 10 nj
With the datiss q his ONCE, he is day sitel
s SS. iat ~ private doaSa
m Ss b: d;s Sss. fss oa The %
part Of tho Surveyors duties, for which vol
pay another man " 400 yearly.
Now, what seems 90 strange, ~ was not foun
necessary to have but one surveyor and hi
assistant, until this man, Forsy u, was defestey
II We had succeeded In getting him out woi
be unto the contractors, who all their ow i
S III: may SS % Rs SpS
nevertheless, 1t ID . factj he 10 the superinten,
dent And Inspector OF sewers, carriage .waytl
x. per%i sSs N =. ..wsIs 10
laid In mud In lieu OF sand and cement, soh
brIeks II plscs q 4, hard ones On md md pavement
70 T .hs intsSs q yeS sys eS
Pennsylvania avenue end inspect the carriage
way pavement there, which q done a. all con
traets call for, then, go and examine his worl
you 10 not true. Then throw your thought
back to the. registering. days and remembe
how the contractors worked "a. register thos
In power, and remember thsir. gain d you
ssst your vots 80 that we will get rid Of the.I
Hon. MI. Harris, tcoiorsd,) Of North Gard
lima, was introduced, and entertained thd
crowd for . long time. asserting that the DEM
oerse party ;GS!h WA: composed o. rebel
ponent part In Warrington During the
bellion the Democrats organised secret orle
called the-'Golden Circle,n for the pu-poSe d
but the liberties Of the people, and such
party should not be trusted now. The color
Republicans In North Carolina, he said, wer
for a Democrat, even were he an angel frof
heaven, Mr.. II. closed BY urging his hsare 4
to go to the polls on Mondsy and vote for tn
hat on IN NJ Ses. every .Ha q
south you'd roll up majority for Gran
Uoi. Logan Root, of Arkansas, said that [
to act in harmony with Congress IN order I,
receive appropriations, and he advised hi
hearers to vote for Mr.. Bowen. A loyal blse
loyal white, and he regarded all who oppose
the Republican party a. fnimical to the Gov
eminent and liberty. In Arkansas the colore
rage Gss ~ Secsuss he knew how 70 vote int.iil
eerstie party there would b no Democrat
s HI: stacy. onion 70. s .oSG 70 ,9o 70
Grant and Colfax BY large majorities, and 1
Arkansas there were more black than whit
men who voted for the Constitution.
Grant and Colfas, which were given with
nf Hon. Burt Burt Van Horn, Of New York, next &C
s crowd who were II sttend.nee, notwithstsns
Ing the inclemency Of the weather: The quei
tion, he said, was whether the Governmet
The s ss s sssos o y Monday d:pys
loyalty, and n Mr.. Bowen was elected the /
suit would have telling effect throughout th
country, whether white or black, to stand b
hf f isss Ss SAID E.d the proud privilege
voting In the HONG Q, heP,e tss nI',s,c, e