The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12


MEEriso orTHR DrrooRArs ov rHE FIFTH
fini ward TOOK plsee Mondsy y', evening IL 'n az
and Me, George w. Durhsm secretary. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
made report, which was adopted.
LOonsiderablo debate ensued as TO whether
csf,e OF the Re % ana Bsi" s.. Ds%
sppoil.tion wa. adopted. ' '
ana An election ionn thsn tSos place for president
chosen. Mr.. Mead thanked the meeting for
their kindness, and hoped they would work In
harmony.
the vice presidency; several gentlemen were
nominated and declined. and among them Jno.
W. Smoot, when some member Inquired II
become q Japanese from his cruise on the
"Stonewnll" MFR. Smoot replied he WAS still
an American citizen.
Finally =. q. Bsrnes was nominated and
the honor; he did not expect TO be called on,
but would never refuse to serve In any ca-
pneity,
The election OF secretary then took place,
and on motion OF p. Hickey, George W. Dur.
ham was unsnimously elected. -
Mr.. Durham said he was thankful for the
MI. Dennis SaiisSsn was then elected treas.
urer, and aekno wiedged the 60 mp ilment By a
speech, In which he compared his own Imam
ioch's, and stated that hts duties would be dis
charged with equal fidelity. ~.
The following executive committee was
then elected: A. Dodge, John OMeara, Geo.
man. r-14-r iirLI.
Mr.. Dodge--I hope the gentleman, Mr..
OMesrn, will return thanks to the meet
ing. Mr.. O'Meara then thanked the Demo-
crate Of the Finn Ward for the honor. aa
we'll as the support he received in the late
election Mr.. Mulloy was glad that the time
gether for the hrst time 10, years; that they
gould now proclaim themscives such without
lear. lApplause.l was resolved That when
this meeunR ADJOURN ~ &c " meet on Iuesuay
evening, lsth inst, M; muiioy moseG that AZ,
ana proceed 70 the 9aekson pemocLame hsso-
ciation roomsi agreed 70; mr. muiloy also
movea tns y, eomm is ., ,ou, oe apPDin,ed
the purchase q seymour ana Biair nag
agreed 70, anu the Chhr appointea Jonn W;
Sm9ot, George Kraft george simonds AND
MI. Msrceron moved that DR.. Charles Allen,
who was Rresent, be invited 70 address the
meeting. Dr. Allen was invited 70 me stand,
shs @srS hen referred az 70 the .sta
on the dome o. me Uapitoi As symooleai on
tyranny instead OF nbertyi charscteri1ed me
gubiie deot as great burden, i2E whlch the
would be removed from power II the people
were true TO their Interests The Republican
party had done what yen. Davs iaiIeu 70 20,
.sscts y ne sssst: e GSnsrs.;!snsi so,!es
restoration q the Southern people to the
N ss sS NJ wosa never aq be ubyefs. III
then praised the financial plank Oh the lam
many platform, eulogized the Democratic
nominees, and predieted their success oy an
overwhelming majority IN November.
A vote of thanks was then extended to the
speaker, and the meeting then ADJOURNED.
-
cnrnen" S Ho large number Of our PROM
Second street east and q street south, when
they proceeded to break ground for The new
erected at that spot. The absence OF the city
surveyor, however, induced a postponem
Of the proposed exercises, which will take
however was eonseG i, p,ae,ng on VII
ss " ine MAN h az ~ M w Rog "a
W. wo .ssI.,ed hv Rev ~ Enrjg and
y, tsr,' ,tarmse cs;hn,ic. nresent
yr 1no cornspstsn. IL esSeeted 10 be laid with
,mnn,ing ceremonies sb5it Ire middle of SEP.
, nnPpSsr Ths aspman sosiatiss Of onr
inh ,iss ~ III he TED 10 Se nye.ent
n neR ~ s,inisSs e ~ tha s~erc,ses
~" Tbpn wciI'nnown German mi.sionary. IL,
Wenniger, 10 TO Dc invited 70 ACT as the orator
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Wt liz 'if' o''e"s'S''P' P''"N' ~ $50
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| ny vui"B WI ,,hrns 40 Snr,y' Ave tsc{
teN Ins,n m, oh h,nnr.S fset hich Tbs MAN. n,
ho bnIiatms hsxe not been seceivcS and w.
orn.wcnt 70 ina citv of Washinxton. hi ia Il
| he epectat bv the German CafhoIicA Of IN,
ytnttcJ St,tes and will cost not less thar
| AZ M ~ 4. a.nacted The nht,rsh will he n n
ESSy ~ .,Mpoer of Ism and The N,tiona
Sn. ~ ~, ne,%niin VereIn yyhich maj in New
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inc " erhiahs " 'ho oh''eu o'a'e''
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SERgNAD. TO THE OYFioERs on THE VASE
members Of this corps, accompanied BY IN
Twelfth Infantry band, proceeded 10 the fel
idencc OF MT. Peter Dill, the vice president Q
| the association, on High street, tcOrkctOWi