The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

SIXTH WARD ANrERADicAL CLuD. = On
"wednesday evening a meeting OF this club was
held at their hall, corner OF Eighth and streets,
Mr.. John =. Little presided, and James 7.
Boiseau acted as secretary.
Of the club, and after the Transaction Of some
unimportant business, the Chair addressed tho
meeting saying that the period had arrived
when Congress 10 attcmT ting to subvert the Gov.
eminent. The designs Of the Radicals had be.
some come too apparent When the war closed the
States back by appointing Governors, and he
had no Idea that the negro was TO be allowed TO
vote and The white, Be thls
II Washington could be awske from his slumber
he would look on the Capitol and say, "Let me
the srsy ana would blush III these
fanatical, dlabolical, damnable scoundrels: ZAP
plause.l He defended Andrew johnson At some
erect and receive the benedictions Of his coun.
difficulties would not Be settled IN his opinion
the country pass through the fiery ordeal. There
was spirit Sprlnging up In opposition 70 Radi'
fnsm II Which he n ssT h0Re lot ths ss S9un st
fled that victory would crown their efforts. zap
forgotten to say anything about the Kentucky
ireedmen's bureau. which was continued while
white men were being discharged from the navy
yard yard, That At the Secretary Secretary OF war had
A yoiee-Stanton amt Secretary OF war
Gen. Thomas is.
years white men had been put to work with
negroes at one dollar per day, and that we'll
known Republican of this city was bossing the
work. ..
Another voice-He hadn't anything to debut
lay the CUTTERS, and has got through. ~,
A third ynirp -Hpia n guitar anime. laugh
teri ----,.
MT Bell moved the appointment OF commlt,
tee to secure speakersi which was agreed to, ana
Messrs. Bali, Dalton and Russellwere appointed
Adjourned.
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disposed Of on Wednesday evening" and v sester
day: John WILLIAMS, eol9red, was arrested In me
First precinct by ohicer Lnsby Justice tucker
fined him - for watering HIS horse within htteen
feeeof pump. A., , , TO-,
omeer king, oil the airst preeiP aS, tooH
FREDERICK Johnson, eolore1, before the same
concealed weapon: ,,, an -.
On complaint OF Mary Taylor, ofieer owens,
o. the same precinct, Eook John Wllliams alias
81 Wesley IN CUSTODY lot mak,ng .nr en,s o.
keep ,ne Pener ~ ,nc sano us' IT,. om,.r u,r,
ns she saeeps nTcsinct for W sommittnr sn
assault ana battery on Hose Muller, ne ha =,
@ g Vs,o' s.rsnN iho'p'o" VIM he'u nun
'o pMor ,nii ~ s.vs,,h nrec,,ct tool
Isl. la n -.
Iohn n scr , peaot H. SsnS
hS was HaNeu ~ III ,'atS ~. h.Ilna w. ,,o
w hy n M Farisv Of the EonStS \" pte,
paVeHent oy onee, M'e5 III ,"e soiih P'e-
singu' NJ Mhs nnea r " 5us,Ise ~ tsi, n
nv or ,e ISstic III Vas rseve1
Oh 70 lor tyhnB norso 49, w. nar"oI r,.r,
W. Kelly was artaisned eeiore Jt Y, oLaIk
Lieutenant harIey, Of INC SX.n ,, ptS S
he was chhrgeu ~ wm. T. fIeise WIN 'hs iar-
csny Of boat valued Mapwards 81 siV y; From t
tne esIdcnee ,n .hJ nhse ppI "a
had belonged to dinerent psrtiesl anu thn one
bought Il aud removed the boat to an auction
store, where no p,asua iTr SAFE nt as.,ee
ueclueu tnN person uoulu MY h'ent ms oWn
property, therefore he dismissed the case.
henry Dohaluson, VINO mas LOT seFe.M months
past made Ptaeuee OF exposing M person
before young nes Enous sSa FTP e
was arrested ny Otncet feit OF tne fr r pre-
cinct, on warrant sworn out by susan Truxell,
charging MN WIN tne hV2se onence. ne nAu a
hesttns pelore Ju s hnrperl VINO from th ,,
evidence produced found him guilty and imposed
in The VSroas q nHss pnp
Third precinct, M.S1i Fourth precinct, w; Elfth
precinct, s2.; SKIN precinct, soi seventh pre-
einet, $40; total sllza
The OLYMPIC BASE BALL CLuB.-This club
held n regular monthly meeting last evening in
their new rooms, No. $40 Pennsylvan avenue.
William I, TisdAl and Charles I. Benedict
were elected members q The club;
On motion OF Mr. Mills, the club rendered a
for the use of their rooms on former occasions.
MIR. Biglow moved that standing committee
Of three be appointed By the Chair, who shall
have charge OF the club rooms, and be known
and designated as the Room Committee; the
asil committee to make such rules and regula'
tons foi the government Of the said rooms as
they see ut for the club aEd Iiafc such purchases
as are necessary for tho same and tho comfort Of
the members, and that the same be submitted TO
the club ioi ratification. Carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Biglow, Mills and
Darrah as said committee;
The CHAIR appointed MT Lamborn assistant
treasurer.
sociable reunion, about the last oil this month,
in their rooms.
On motion OF Mr.. Gonsslves, the Chair ap-
pointed Messrs. Graham, Darrah and McGowen
committee to take the matter into considera-
tion and report at special meeting, to be called
by the President.
The secretary, Mr.. Lamborn, read q communi-
cation from the Interior base ball club, asking
on what terms they woald admit them as mem
hers of the club, with n view to consolidation
Referred to the board OF directors, with the re-
quest that they report a. the snecial meeting.
motion was made by MI. M0tfoWen that an
appropriation OF $50 be radc, to be expended by
the room committee In furnishing the rooms.
The club has two very tlnc rooms, which no
other club In this city can boast, and which they
intend fitting up very neatly. One Of the rooms
which will be found all the daily and weekly
newspapers, popular magazines, sc, of the coun-
Kinds.
MEETING OF THR SEVENTH WARD ANTI-RADI-
CALs.-A meeting of the Seventh Ward Anti
Radical Club was held at Island Hall, on Wednes-
day evening, and was presided over BY VIM. IL.