The national Republican., 1868-02-01

reconstruction bill" There viii be no peace
Mrs. stanton offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Whereas the principle OF inequality has been
formly failed, let us demand In the reconstrue-
tlon OF our Government equal rights to all, ire
Mrs. Stanton said she protested against the
extension OF suffrage to the negroes alono-that
%sph9oa hn, sa,Snge nag SRa %sPh09d .pnd
given to all men aud women together.
Further remarks were made BY Mr: Josiin, Mrs.
Dundore, president OF the Maryland Equal Rights
Association, and the Chair.
by Mr.. Hutchinson,
/ Adjourned until tonight.
KvHNtNo SESSION.
The president, Mr.. A. II. Love, called the con-
Mr. Peoples said that there had been branch
Of the peace society formed In this District with
Thomas Gales Foster, president, Julia Holmes,
Executive Committec-Mrs. DR.. Rowland,
Mrs. J. $. Griffin, Capt. Bennett, DR.. Mayhem,
Ex-ciovernor Army, Of New Mexico, called for
a reading Of the revolutions relating to the In;
dians, and after the reading of them he proceeded
to address the convention, He said that nj.
though not Identified with the organization, he
compiished. He had gone 70 Kansas and identi-
fed himself with the people OF the great West
many years age, and from what he had seen
with the Indians than fight them.
The president (NIr. Love- said that the society
and had come to the inclusion that there should
be no discrimination against the Indians.
Mr.. Joslyn spoke for some time in favor Of the
| slavery and piracy. Rather be disloynl to gov
ernmeht than to the god wlthin.-,youf conscience.
Sss Jersey s@ As
| that there would be meeting tomorrow even
Ing, and II: Clay Preuss would read his great
| also be present
Mr.. Austin, OF Louisiana, said that while he
Ss housSt than @ nesolStions of 81 went
| too far-thcy counseled resistance to Govern
| ment He was here on peace mission. He
the terrible condition of the people In Louisi.
ana. He thought the war his friend tMr Pee
ps had sPG.GGk ON was asea te
| the president, and adopted by acclapation.
Mr. Peoples moved the adoption OF the rcsolu-
tions, and they were unanimously adopted.
| The cony ention then adjourned to meet In New
York city in May next
FIFTH AND SIXTH WARDS ASTI-RADIcAL
CLUn.--The gentlemen of these wards met last
| evening at the house OF Alex. McGuigcn, and at
~ O'Clock A. Dodge called the meeting to order;
/ aHd on his motion !. A. McCathran was called
to the chair, and J. NJ. Dalton was elected sec
retary.
meeting was called, and A. p. McKinna offered
| the following resolutions;
Rs,elpcd, That We, erganize an snti;Radissi
D. o., and that we invite all who are opposed to
| subjecting citizens OF tho nations capital TO
negro domination to aid US IN perfeoting the;
| upon tho friends OF republican government IN
| osch ward to organize at once the more effect
ualiy 10 resist the degradation which now threat
Resoived, That we look to the Western States
symhy and s,snes ,s sss 1ssiE1 "a
Bs'oised, That 4 committee three be appoint.
I'M ssn sSss ft%S wit"
The resolutions Hsro unanimously adopted,
and A. q. Humphrey, A: D0sgc and A.. P. Nc.
upon % The president fthc Western ststes' Anti.
hi. Dodge moved that when the meeting aa;
which time the eiss,IaD Of permanent officers
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
FHE PeronAc.-There is considerable Ice on
the river, n.king 4 impossible for the atsame, 8
ss ss'ySs1 ysnaeisii,, @ & cSp.. l., "oniy, arrived
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tain repo, xSypsst, Captain Frank H9iiinEs-
Feet ESSic If. Tes ct Gi,9Ss TSs sshS0n 10 m
Mary J. CAPT Jam Sa Sf 'ss 81 tSSs Is,,Sl q
,yitb xEn fon ! af 900 cnnat1noJto 80 bar OH
missn sSy cne1sa cI ,n t, 70 q, Ik2jf
81 III st,,et Sore IA ~ ne..nS nnr on |s Gs
snsna.,I,,e seea m, mnn,,, ",u werv ,oWeu W Il
tb.P thav 10y, ph,iaio,oh S oatNs sLn hniort &
havo 1ey NV, it Tia hs, on VIZ ,nn inst, a.
my I ghs WI M ,ne ~ r'er LOT thtee weeks,
Tp os hov , ~ se. UP IN 1h hseouht o. 'ne ice
M hne ys.et ooa. ihomhs bIoWh,Shptalh BROWN
wa. was .oWeu up 70 hlieys Whhrt win cargo OF
ysersHom smith creek ior saie'
huns, 49,, n,.onn.., NJ, ,.u..,
rests were made on Thursday last; Mary Miller
was taken before Justice Walter by Oihccr Grant,
OF the Seventh precinct. She was lined o..
Sixth precinct, took charge of Catharinc Brec-
man and George y. Poulton. They had hearing
before Justice Clark, who sent the first-named
TO tiS me w9rk;honse, % and nned George g.
rested by Officer Hopkins, OF the same precinct,
for being disorderly. They were fined - each |
by the same justice.
Omcer Evans, OF the First precinct, took Ida
Ernest before Justice Tucker for being disorderly.
She was fined ".
Peter MCCARTHY was before Justice Morsell
Wild oeing drunk. MS me wass2
omccro oprsBue anu MARKS, OF inc Eighth pre-
eihet; Mrested WiinAm mhtehett, Hume King
anu retef heley ior peing nisorderiy' They |
were hhea " eaeh py JUSTICE Cuii'
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ELECTION OF OPPIcERs.-At the regular meet
Ing OF w Washington Grove, No. ], United Ancient |
Order OF Druids, held on Thursday night, the 30th