The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

Mi, J. l.. Nenable, one OF The candidates for
Council, was called on and stated that "
elected he would represent no clique or fac
lions, but the Interests Of the whole Republi.
can party, 49,.
The other candidates for Council, Messrs.
propriate remarks, thanking the people OF the
ward for the honor done them, II the course
OF the remarks OF Mr.. Galnos, the eoloted
past record WAS satisfactory to The people Of
his ward, as far as his Rcpublisanism went
he would always strive for what he eonsld-
cred the best for the party. II his actions
again ask for thsir suffsecs MT. Riley, the
candidate for assessor, also made a short
speech. The defeated candidates for ward
nominstion', who were present, were loudly
First came Mr.. James O. Dulin, who urged
upon every Rep p,sd. to vote .hs ticket ..
want to see Frank asines run behind his
ticket because he was q black man. Every
man who had voted At the Iripery election
The DEMOCRATS had placed a ticket il the field
would be done il the Republican, would do
MI. Q. NJ. Barton followed, saying tina, as
heretofore he would support the ticket as
nominated, no matter what personal feeling
h.8 ssa !o ysnss sn syu q M NJ ssepS s
dressed the club, also announcing their undy.
. Ss sllsgsSss e q, i. s parry sd
Mr.. J. L, yepsble offered a resolution heart.
ily endorsing the Republican nominees for col.
lsetor, register, and surveyor, and pledging
Them Ahsnd,one majority In the wardi unsni.
Rev. MT Pesrcs and Mr.. Bryan addressed
the club, saying that although they did not
voted for at the primary election, now that 4
majority hsd no min strd the N tney would each
Ths nesting throushout Wa enthusiastic,
and upon adiourninx three cheers were given
for the ticket as made.
Seventh wnra us,us,,..,.
Last night large and enthnsias9io meeting
OF thc hepu6liesns Of the above ward was
n ndn AZ is sS HAL iot me purpose Of noni.
Board Of common Council. The meeting was
s Sale, 70 order by MT. A. Boswell, and MIR,
" Ms WIZ w. 49, sPP1,a.neu ~, seeits1ary;
wm adoptea,
en,h tns me hep1ol,san electors Of ne sey.
.pha,m w y. thn v2e !ots any oHnuldate iof
s.naiaste .h.Ii nnh,,sIy ,,.S un,ss. the
n siast.t Il iii ~ M ~ nt,
hoses ~ A v,soh az ~ ~. INN "a
.y.isaia he csfporsiion work. and hat se
Of The DAVIS labor nv.tsm. 'u''o" 'neroo'
b,shs.snumbss ~ na,. ,ne Peno ob ha AZ, the
49, fcr the IA ri ~ aIsss,ees a ny ny nomi.
mr. hi1hest ~ ths ,opnsns -, N ~ sne
t1oupeii Ao"''"es' 'o' 'ho oo"mon
'Dr. BOYD was In favor Of . plur,i,,v xot..
MANNHEIM sfsrS 9srId ~ nst ~ soSises.
IN NJ IN nsrsons syIn. ~ MI n n ~. -
votes be Declared the uasntmoss 4 oiss ~ ~ ~
Mn M Aye nu %pevsd th.t ma on. no mar. ,,,,a
to yots IA eandIdstss Who I, moi Cpppwn 10 ~
a sisadfsst and true Republican, III h"psd
no "S,ai'ky ring" would rule the choice ofthe
The Chair said ina R.,,b,I,,, r,,,v Imam
no whisky or tempefsncs ring,
c.psf,,I dh.t ~. nsnan. Wy m ~ shouIu oe
he mae,inS ~ rosh. 10 not etoWa inIo
vn,e sSaIn., ~ 1s, hSh,n.',ons sna men
ne said Aidermen Baket and Knight had
nOot,, urn n ~ ane Eepuplehn party, as also
hsS sioch 81 ~ ~ asI n Stnes IN the wNru
NJ ~ n ~ I1 W tne hVuL olhhhEer.
o. Johnson said he saw in the meeting
aen wn ~ hsa aS SI " lot me hepuoLeans Two
wsSs Of sS.ir nI Innusnss "a h nesIsnto DC,
vo.e for candidates. He wanted no Demo,
The meeting being ready to ballot, the Chair
appointed Mesrs, T. L. Smithson' X, Tomp.
klns and Isaac Johnson as judges, and Mesars.
$. II. Middleton, 7. W. p, Rider aud Georre C'
Collison as tellers. with Messrs Abraham Dy-
son, Thomas t, Stone and HAn.on DaTis q.
sergeants-at.a arms. ' "' "''" DA'' "
Inc following gentlemen were put in nomi-
WIN. J. Walker and Dr.. VIM. Boyd
The latter gentlema an declined
For Common Council the following were
nominated; Joseph Williams, T, H. Bsrron.
Anthony Bowen, u. s, Bates, Thomas Thomp,
son, Charles Hendley, George r Johnson.
W, A. Tallaferro, u Ambush Jobn III t,oI,
llns and DR. VIM Rovd
The Tesult OF the bailot for Aid.,m.n MA.
ss follows; Baker, $50; walker. 2aS, Hlns $50.
Mt. Baker was declared The nominee,
Couneiimen. and the teiiers, alter an abssase
oftwo hours In taking the vote, reported as
follows .f.'.
Williams $40, ohs.. HeodIey isS' r II Bs; ySs;
10, Anthony Bowen l2l, Thos. Thompson 90,
Dr; =. Ambush III Geo. 7. johnson %, q. $.
Bates u, J. X. Collins 81, DIR. wm. Boyd 235.
Messrs. Joseph williams, Samson Meter,
and DR.. William Boyd having received the
highest number OF votes, were declared the
Speeches were then made by Messrs. Baker.
Hine, and others, after which the meeting Iat
l:30 O'Clock this morningl adjourned,
srxp.vscyoo,r II,
ouspns S. ,. LhAoHkas NORMAL Issrt-,
tr,s ~, Sn s.irs sesscn o. We Normal insti-
u ,t, ,or sunny oehool leaehers AZ ,he Metro.
Poiitan church last evening was we II attended,
ueSptte 'hs unniay9ihoie weaver.
,ha ~ , S.V,Gnhg presiaen anu conducted
se Tns 'or.r,n. .vo,,,.o, - .,
MI he opening exercises .Is were conducted by
naIi,sn a. nSn,ub S supeiInIenuent OF the Metro
Rev Dr. q. W samso S Wsa iben ,,,,o,,,,,
III.
anu deIyerea an entertaining lecture on 1.-THE
n was oi Jesus ~ faiesune," nyaihhg himself
p o. 'he maps o. we HOY Land Tor retetcnee.
~ spoks oi tue suecesslVe events In The life
~ OUT 2so9,, uown 10 MS Interview with
'he woman OF Samhtla.
n hymh wss then sung, amer which Mr.. U.
III D q ~. NV bunsweE' New Jeiseywas
InIoaueeu anu ueIlyeTed an excellent and iH-
stIuetive lecture on " The ek.board: its
u,e i any apSsesi me pleasant manner In
NJ whien wi. STOUT oDenea the subject gained
,, me ea ,ss az. aenuon OF the audience, Illus
"n IL ane nsn p Uiht IN pIacticAl manner.
III, ne vsvH sihplei,y ~ presenting subjects
~, 'nS oran ~ rsIhnes was always
m s.,n1,, nU nTa ,iguehsiy Msetive than aceu'
suosthute LOT we teAehers use In presenting
geographieM locations 70 the pupils OF the
Sns,. anG seIvea useful purpose 10 very
many WY ~ tsaenihg the seholats. Tho at.
~ III a,.a snS ,hsn ~ aesieu W appealing
~ the 'Se' Hhu 'heh iohoW win SOLD ihsruc.
u9 g' ,, ,,
NJ ihe Slons lecture was delivered by Rev.
II, Ee"rn' pastor o. me Metfopolitau
u ~. ~ suyeeL An Evening In Pales-
I'M, aorueu ,he Doe.or meme worthy OF
~ ~ .siss nv ~ nytwithstnnaing the advice
o., us ,pnh, ~ n,t, IRON mslng MS voice
10 ~ ny IN, hs sguIa NOT resist the importuni'
he sub,ssi snnnnncsd anu say something upon
table iPaded With euriosities; gathered
laden with srtiels. q, rtnan1nee' anu a chair
nstIy,s ~ ,hst Ians " Uaot1hing Wor1 by INC
M ns, y, ,hst ianS, iot med snrroundinEs for
a .nG ppeto. t r., maze me audience little In
qulstNe az the peginnlng OF his remarks. He
ehpMineu, however, thht ne had chosen few