The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31


A, MI; a. husselI !coioieal movea that the eiec-
'i9n oe pos,ponea 70 e,gn.a ys ,,., mn, I'm,
didnot prevail-3ain favor and IS against post
ponement
MI Shafes Sypnax moNeu ,nnt commi,,ce
name. for delegates and report them to the meet
ing. me 81, motIon pteraiiTee, sna We Chait sp'
snasq.on n Aaron Russell %orncilSs ulsrh ssd
J9 at,a Louder ueaa;oo ,,., .,,,.,
Ms fhm ,neh t oniaei ,,.,.,. =, ,,o
club, arose and said thss In eonn.eti9n with his
name peing nsea 70 regard 70 me FUNDS H..
,,H ar ~ Son .h ooSR rose 10 pom. 2, 9,Ie. ne
a .,,nS subject before this meeting, as vas
indorse he treesuret a. 4 worthy sentiemsn!' ="
M. Sanay Mtemptea 70 SCI himsen right, out
ra,, % % ,ha e,, were every
On moti9. Mr. Gray was permitted to make
Mt Gray sd he had been SICK but
neu W s.enu mecuns on Monpg n,sns anu ~ y.
was prsseens ne Was reansstea 70 turn over e ns
eooks anu money 70 tne eno, snd n .,,,nn
made Of the money, a1d read his report showing s
.nst ,teceipss LON ~ souiees were ~i~' en-
pena"ures $3.50 pai ans. IN ~ manu- ~
NJ. So9k movea .nn 'ne Iepott, , oe seeeP.ea a
anu p ,need IN sne n,nuS VI acom"eeo Vi 'hree
10 auait M seeouhs. ., - NJ.
for the faithful performance Of his duty as treas
ursT w. ,.,. .,,t..., Al. .ou,u,,,,..
"a ~ y w x go , .,an,a,. s,nng
a. vote was then taken' and Mr.. Gray was not
Tha Shoi, onnoin,.a Iob, T. CooL william
or,x ana m"r abnpre. synsan a. commttse IN
,sy ~, pnu , ona yppnnn, eo""'eo W
In, Inc nGmna Gommee mere enset ts a., me e
Iovn' p n,u VIZ y,Win moeI
anu hooeIt ah9mpson, aciegaIe W., ana Wiiiiam
~ rs,,a,t NV y, ,sn na,n,.s ,... aaean,o,
Aram5IIns alseassion here tooH pi Hus about
the ninh sbng n.S abe i n saaia
gates and 9.hers that the DELEGATES should loot
, ,nsm Ymn I,s eNPense'' Ahu carry carpet
Days Ts,, along, WIN gruo. A..
Wiiiism IN Syphsx wanted to know ~ what ha su-
ie did not think proper, Is the cal is ior dele,
gat rom IN, Stcs anu NOV ,.Vm wn,us; mecVu,a
were not invited, and where they would not 81
% tstn ~ una.,.too, ,ror, n,.,o,
H.ii tsat NJ se|cs.tas ,Vo'ia hc aaIsios
10 seats. '""' '"' ''''s''e' "o''' W "'"'''u
MT Wm: SyphaSS did not think IL was wise to
sam,ttcS into the GanvrntionI tbev c.npnt yyotc
ne thougnt me TIME hsI passed WIEN lew de.
~ bIseE MANS ave., H. was nat VIM ~ bs
made 1921 tS oil anu ne was ashamed to see that
driven Ike sheen 10 tbS foid bv low unsepsn,,.
,Sns white men: he was as astonished that four.
tbc Dstriot in tSst Couvention' which es as
sn aiast az Na, VIE ,nn,,S .ans "as rss
mi .,S a as ~, III ,.haIn ~ ,sn ot ny ~
he hOUpu hIa friends would act cautiailaIy nd
wlseIy.
MIR VIM H. Lewis was in favor of sendInp
delegates. as he read I'm tho Chronicle that the
IsieS ates sent nv this Iistrict wou,d he inyited
10 seats In the Convention as an ACT Of courtesy'
Mr.. Baker. tcolorcdj said WHY he voted 10 send
deIegatca To Shice,o waa' he Vas RenvIiIcan
man and wonid die when he expecta
The Chair hopcd the mectIng wouIi prcscrve
order that Tho Gentlemen miuhf he heara
Mr.. Rakcr. resuming said his princinIe ma n
way, What he said he means lie heard man
sneak
A Voice--I rise to mint of order
The Chair The gentleman 10 little off the
track
Cries Of 90 uestion +,
A Voice What is the question:
Another Voice Where is old San pakert
Mr.. brown. He's gone up.
Chas. Syphax said he would vote against
sending delegates unless the ward pay their ex,
penses. He thought 1t the duty OF tho body send
was In favor OF taking up q collection In tho
meeting.
Mr.. Thos. Martin said he agreed with the last
speaker and thought his dodge was to sell out the
ward for large contracts.
Mr.. Syphax naked that no personalities be In.
dulged Ii, and asked Mr.. Martin to name the
party who desired to sell the ward out.
Mr.. Robt. Williams, colored, said the delegates
would go to Chicago whether tho club paid them
or not.
Mr.. Geo. Garrett and others demanded that
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