Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30
Central Gran, aud Coifax C,nb

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a6e eth street: SIS gwen away every evening.
Central Gran, aud COifax Clab.
lI<rsHA Hour ysH-S[GH tJsy be Adni..ed o.
Not II sharp COETJrsrsg
regular We ky meeting OF this organiza-
ton as held last niEas At Union League Hall
President A 4. CLARKE y the chair Messrs
John H. Carr. George Napier, =. Il. CLARKE and
Capt Lsonard were proposed and elected men,
bsTs OF the clue.
ON motion Of Mr. JC. Dougherty, il was
agreed that ! meeting Of the C4ED be held IN
next Tuesday ui-n- II ths IOUrtn story Of
Union League binding 10 receive returns OF
the election TO b. held mat day an The various
States for President and Wee President
MsJor Wells T,ad The following resolution,
which he desired 70 offer IN Leu OF a similar
one that he hSd previously presented, and
which had passed, but was subsequently re-
considered during his absence:
RsS0irSf. That We dI-apprOYe Of Tia efforts
teibg made 10 procure money from thai class
Of men no up 10 thIs time have ben our pO-
htiCal ensmses. thereby enabling them - re-
tain positions of profit ana trust tha. Justly
belong 10 the faithful and honorable workers
ID the cause.
The CHAIR did Tot think the resolution an
order, a. II would inevitably con tligt WIN 2
rule recently sdop;ed h. TIE club no. 10 adni-
any SUBJECT Al = meeting which would be likely
u create DIS Us sion.
Captain Macpherson CCnCurred In the oplg-
ioE If the Chair. and was aStoniS ned thls VI a.
Wells should have introduced a matter winch
had once bern dispC 81 u, and If again re-
opened wOuld probably excite pTOtraCtet de-
bate, whsG Re hlunsel. WAS foremost anorE
those " no setNOc2trd tLe passage OF the re>CIG
ton IntTCCUciLg ~ biectS which would In yOIye
debate 10 ihe exclusion Of public speeches.
MsIOr Wells replied that l. dli not see how
the resolution could provoke debate. OF how
any RvpU5iIsan COuiu oppose is passage. A
similar TsSOlutlou, offered by him. and adopted
a, previous r.tPuIg, had met with some op-
position because n used the language division
of the spoIis. mt N the one le now presented
the Objectionable phrase had teen stricken out
so IS 10 haImClise ali feeling anon. tbs men,
b.rs. lie would not TrrInlt any Democrat or
..elsvsnih-hCuT' Republican - hold IofiicA IN
der Grne-al Grants administration. and there
fore was uEpS>-u - fdklEg their money or ai-
mItIng Them a, his la.e Jay IN the ranks OF the
..true sId IrI-d -" The resolution was proper
one 81 d nad been endorsed upou ITS first intro
ductlCn. but. afterwards, III his absence, had.
by some Ciap-t-ap arrangement, been recon
sI6srs q. He hoped u would then ~ adopted
by such 4 vote as would Tut II forever Al rest
A member moved 70 amend by inserting, mo
eleventh hour men now having O.lce."
NJ. j. ii. CsO-snaL moved ;hat both the
amvrtment and the original resolution be laid
On he IapIe. Lost.
MI Ioucherty denied that the resolution
offered ~ MAJOR Wells. aEC GG0p-ed a. las;
THURSDAY nigh meeting. had ben rrcousIj
er,G Cn Tuesday night through any cnntrivau.a
or ''T'sV-tIaP.' De Proceedings were f-irly
CCECU,-.C, and 10 a1NaEtg ~ wa re an - b.
taken e - authors abs Uca. The Restitution
Vas n bsd taste. and Out Of pla -, and had mo-
with ne condemnation q the Cir1g,.tr aud tue
fslT li.-H. neither If which papers yy1uIt
pU-hsh II In prose dInSs of he me--fuy az
which That resolution wa passed. Is nan .nzs
in the STAR should Al o * rad H. huDa,5 n
v,U'3 rot pas rs h Central - ~aur az ! ell
faN Cluh vs. .Fgauiz-d ID procure Ire election
81 1- h. o.ie.'li eauI--a.S-, aLG EC- - Keep
Il 70 rs nom tn parry.
y. I-- y lis - 3 D. lii 10. - Sh - - h1ak
10 , = De Yas -. tur b. I'll 5u--iti 70. ~ say
Il : M ti,-E % hsi 4. "a Tue rat' IA TIE pi--
80 a: Re T".glr.icl, C-TrdIn E-Er!-In-n rJci
~ pm - C-rl'rs - 20 - IA - u..'. aut
hi -E orc Elt lave - s-pr Jur u III
Pre- -a.r--- He cared LS- FER re opinion u.
Tie Z. 81. -T- tt.lEt -. or any other paper,
tuf y ,-la als-ys atFp,..a VIA D.. u ,--t5
Tgt'. a1c 30 siyHrl-a y tuIE---g-h- hpu- Il.
p l."is EiI - tsr-u iu-u tn l44x-gy.C
iati Nal t--~un >aIt That LL- resolution
2 .- 49, "a II.l - ,Ar Tor the eOu-il .s..-a1n u
u ,.-H I'D d LOAD i. -vyusd b. i-!.a.-d
So aston t- LiS ~ V els Gt-.r-i C .uit lot
3 -rr -y 81, NO., H. e.vcfIJJ OF Grant .uf
Coli. v = Va rh- sole o-,-C- which
pm. I'D h Ol-ailzif.on Of ne C.lo.
Col T. , l4r-Ou. al b. Uyb not = member o.
IL, t'E,I.ti Grub, desired 70 -UE-~ rs pro.s-.
aE>iHst the pI~>t-r Of tn resolution. Tier
w. LC T. 80 ssIfN lyr 30, al IL i1f-a % Gull
have ID god effect. IL tu+n r-c.-st he err
@ he"> which pTJnVt'd th- Executive
IonH-l'i-e N distributing t1e circulars asssSs-
iEE a TX upon the employees IA rsr q 5veru-
LIZ IL Del aIiInrAts, wnI.n hal excited such
COntrntI,u and q uI.i thar, ~ -auze syrna Dem
Ccrass had sUt>eTib-d. II gave than any -tstr1
ulou their office uLd-r Grams al s1IuIst.a4Jn.
III. CrJs>mau.-NT Prr-td-nr-
Nor Well. o. - EO=e sImuItaIeousIy.!-I
EaN- he floor
Nj. Crc-sur The Presi5eu, can decide
" n - ri-'.t!ed 80 n floor
&sJC- We'll, cunning g wards Nj C]-Ru-
IfsV- D. focr
M. CrC>sUan.-l'n have To controversy
VIII YOU sir. phase address IN. Chair.
IL Char C-,i - bat Mr.. Crr-srlan
Wa eutI'l-u q The llsOr, y hen he pro e-ted .
addre~s 70 Club IN opposition t)th5 resolution
H. 70, ugBt d. iuE proper aud conf have no 10
HUrU,t :. ha-vyrr am General Grant - D..
II mONJl from Or Appointment 10 Jtice o. any
ofs. IL I'tiry q tbr Il pUo'icsn parry
81 uid D. - 2. iI - as raul- rtvTy DanO.TIt
IN lie land. AID y here wIs any other party
m'sueI nan liz Dem 1cra,Ie h was fJT xe-pin,
III CcOrs UpaE Tor hat also
ha-cr Wells TIN replied 20 Col. Hnt0n's
t. T. -Fss, ~ h conclusion Of which the Gu-s-
TO Wa tax q sUu L res luton vas aCOp-si
hi On Cherry gave motto. that n some ia
tuEv nee "a : L. = uUlt enter motion 70 re-
SsI>4CtT a.. Ta-ss-- OF h rs 'luIlOu.
NJ. william \. C0OE heing clllrd up01.
th'H acuf,->.d he CiuD II ConslisTayl.
iengtl- ai-er All he Lleeaas al J1rlei