The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

iueed some 1000 from last year. t would seem
an easy task to defeat them, But We ought
should totally overwhslm them. We must
attack ard route them In their strongholds,
80 that even in their citadel-the old Fourth
ward-there will not be enough lefs to tell the
We have been charged by. our political
enemies with corrupt use OF the money OF
else why do they not show how and where
For the simple reason that they cannot Now
/ will agree that for every dollar they prove
enter Into bonds, with good security, to pay
into the Corporation treasury 900 and rive
another tioo 20 the informer. Who will under
We are also charged with ex,ravsgant cx.
pendltures. Here again ! have looked and
called 10 vain for speeiaeatlons. This charge
they also know TO be false. Why, my irlends,
We viii show them and you on the ooth day Of
this month, tho end OF the 1scsl sac, thai we |
have paid Ia cash, out OF tue revenues OF TIT.
10 us by waiiacha naturalization that we |
have paid the interest on the funded debt As u |
islI due, that we , have supported more public
pended more money for the erection and I'm. |
proyement OF school houses, graded and gray.
.ss %Gss lad S,s sss oosw and
and done more to keep the city clearly and
wholesome than WAS ever done before Ia any
ore and yet We de not IA.
cannot be cancelled on demand. 1 do not boast
OF this-it 10 what the party that placed US 10
draw the proper eontrast between Republican
and Democratic management, as applied to cor.
porstion affairs. The City Hall, and grounds
year ago, are a striking Illustration Il The al.
Terence to which have alluded.
The contest In which we are engaged 10
U'S:G ns ss .anfy ~ s a.: sesos panty
importance that has taken place since the Id
augurstiop Of General Grant and the .promul.
ssS" 81 ss R0 Ss e ~: 5 G$
condemnation of the President and OF the
policy here In the national capital. II, then,
TgGEsS sonss To- keep the esy IL
mouy and accord with Congress and the Gov.
| ernment Of the United States; u we would
in Gs 10
question ofa removal o. Tie cspits 70 thssfs sf
West; five A. for psosTe.. and the Improve,
we wish to discourage manufacturers and ospi.
| tslists to invest their money and take up their
newer oS. n.,ss 70
through which we have passed, aud which
OF Treasure. wewiil spare neither time, trouble
or expense In bringing to the polls on Monday
next every man inthe city who can be induced
to vots the Republican ticket.
| II has been said by some that the corpora.
| tion has not employed during the past yes- as
| many Aborlng men A. was expected. The
~ SSs s.ss. 81 Sn1d
years; creditors In swsrms pressing for their
| caliestion., the banl ae.on,t is,ssIy ave.
drawT the credit OF the eity extlnayished,
and IL 9 corporation itself being, In the opinion
sSet ssm. nearer RI rstre Of %hn y
than was this on the second Monday in June,
| what could we do under such cIrcum
stsnse'I Just what we have necessarily done
money. snd funded the rem,iner Of tbsm IN nv
issuinr ten.yeNr bonds. The money we h. W
useh III g tho,c aeo.s would nave
IA amer w ,hs i%yn,nnnren, ., ,na n Inv
Now that these paeaipic, ste tnmnvsa W. r nn
a n' u, nv o,,p nss on sounS ioouhg, we
800 W. ~ wi WI W. money ,y enPioy hoot ~
ssnset ~ ~ abie 10 Nv JAZZ oe ~. t anu we
no,, tpsn.niSn. nj nG nsAo o. 10 SUP
se tsaes Of The ppe.ent xssr besIn ~ o IN n
re- n.y. ,...o,l, .,t,.,,,t.., s.,.., ,..,y
az Una NV "a n.,.s ~, ne 't.n Noui ",
G2ve,nmsnt' whs, Ps..ys,ish ,hin w
fought to psrpstaste slavery, and Who NOW NOW
hy ths n,stv whn srs, r.xa "" ~ , Sin,
and voSf opn fqs.o aes Sx ,S 81 yo9y sSs,y
cyer re,ornI,sd yon ',a.s.pssiny nj III ~ ~
e rueoF hiey ou posessing Al m
G6ns,I,asinn ~ ~. we myn unuer th'
tsctei and defended yout rsse since nv ~. VIZ
| sssinst ss...sios IN k"-Li ,'noo .nu " ~
hss ssn, ssas.,n,s anu Ia nt ,..nh mutueeS 'ha
Souss' and estsbii.hsa ehoscbs. ' an1 IN,
n 10 s .h y, Leg,on 70 euaese and elevate you
pblpn nna.tiw s.,y yu ihWs, unuet whiSh
s.ms naiuIIssn. =. . ,.ht, yov VII nave va
70 yon the right to Worship God 10 your owI
sa,st a nd mahnea, WA. opeheu the uoori
e,S IN M. IN al I,as, o,apsia ,h, q
I,n ~ ,s, hss snPSasea ne word whit
ten O. on .s ,saool, wh n ws.s properly saT
! dren roos edaasfioS hoon shox. nj nsi.n
th.t NJ niscsJ H. h.,iot H. 49,, NJ p IagSe
sIsc,.I ~ snnoi,,aJ 30. - ~ you hahus
Q sibie posItiohs, and shown N AZ thev SeraId y
saSn nnd moi HgoTIlis y ~ frianS % 1880.
entitIed 10 III he bIs..ins. sr npu n,I,,h
that God in His wisdom and roodns.. in,enbfs,
! for ali hi. creatures. Gratitude, As well S a
70 sustain this party until III ia,p @ii,ioyn MI
, IIth.,"bs 4 sinSis M ot,ho o,...,
race pres,nt who r.. rentemnia, III ~
to The enemy advise him To- look bseE Yea Yea
then on the question q sqn.lty q he race,
smendmest 10 he coa,,itusio0n az n.se9 y.
these mcnHnstursi, perhSp". to- some Of 81 tbo oT
uo4 thst H. . lug onwasyto promise much
/. hSTe they ven ono ~ va,,, Uo, wi. .ney
!. their city or ward ticketsI NOT rpev VII II
will fswn nnon and asi,sr 90, W III IAN po, Y,
Monday and zee how tscyy SSn1 DuI NAT u,
hays s9,.H TSo, tH~ 'acS enhhge AFTER yol
b. 10 slayery .rsin NAY. wn,, Ss. ,sr ~ yo
and irawets n water Rs not heirJn1 10 ~ ~
G sweet SmiIe, tbeit tenasy es,e,ae. ga ,nei
words Leaf Won forye lie sb a. ~ III i
n | Won in nernetuaI bondaSs '' '""'' VI"
hAye IetaineS yal TOO lon. W. h.,.
|. | other aneakera' wh5 viii .da,as yo, 49,. n" ~
teIe.t ynu more ths, 80 - ~ y, anu ~
eloae by thanLinS Won Tor you, r,na .,,an,io,
The meetinx wifi now nToceea 10 eomn,a,a ~
orr.nirstion by ehoo,ing The oscaslas. y Y, y
GERS. Wv U"
While M.vor Rowen wa. .na.Li,. a.,
d | delegations from the Third and EiS,h -. y, ~
arrived, and he was forced 10 su"nan
T. his remarks until Guiet had been rcstnte,
The scene while these dedication. wsrr a
IL irving was one Of The grestest iDte,est II
large crowd OF yotefs throneing In
ID torches, nags and transparencies the ham
playing lively airs and The crowd huTrsbIH
= at the top OF their voices. made things Iva
for afteen or twenty mlnutes As sonn !
order had been obtained, the MAYOR conclude
I. his remarks amid loud cheering
The ORGANIZATION was then combletsh ,
d follows; Vice pTe.idents"at isrgc W !.
Morse and d. W. Anderaon, FIrst ward Joh
A. 0ray, Georre r. Mc5iiue. Jo.enh Rtoon
.e Second-Wm Rutherford, fhird2tJhs, Ein
and John W Freeman, Fourth-I u ~ "
n and BENZ MeCoyt FIfh-I n : miuer . -
VIM, Blown; Sixth-Ed' n Uughss ~
n | Henry Rs,ter, Soysn,h hpnsneh ~