Evening star., 1869-05-19

ole sets fcrsh hat the late meeting at Good Sa-
msrItxn Hall Was called oy few OF ta- w-ax-
tn~ed Rspuolicans IN the interest OF I. L.
S&isnsnss. ca among whose sopporsers rs 9eOrrs
him against the express desire OF eve y rue
X publican OF Grorrstown. over which meet
..s,x y ,rr. ~. p ps.aea sssns ne vcsce OF
OF Collins Cruso. q. r. oakiey, Ia. Knowles,
John Paxton. Jshn H. Newman. aud Mr.
Campoell, among the most reliable, faithful,
and acuve Republicans IN Georgetown. were
presented for expulsion from tse party. that
upon reading the resolutions a motion was
made 70 Law them on tns table. winch was
carried oy large majority, but tue said DAVIS
declared them adopted and refused 20 enter
tain call Tor q division; and closes with a
r solution denSuncinG the action Of Davis as
lated TO destroy the peace Of the party and lead
70 anarchy. and be deserves the eensare and
oondemnAtion OF every true Republican. Pre-
amo.es setting forth that '.Col j. Bell Adams.
IN 1850, NJ TIE peril Of his hfe. being among the
hrst 70 iorm the Republican party IN this city.
nas never asked for nor been political OH GER
holder 1s.S IN ne D.tTist shat Josa Paxton. IN
town Republican Club" that Collins Cruso
nas slnce ne days OF the underground railroad
S 9esn prom nent working. money Contributing
republican that George T. CoSkiy's potisical
record Is without nav; that Edwin knowles
VS. one W Ne nrst 90 Organize tn Republi-
can s nary N Georgeaown. and solution eu-
oorsmg tnem follows. ~ also a resolutton
oensuring John Furguson 10 Offering the
lesoiuu0hs 20 eNpel them in th~ s.Cioof sans
Tttsh " ing The report charges that 10
CragtD : motive IN cailtpe tna ~. -t,ne t.s.
week was 20 suse = spht nv artsmp,tny ~ r1Ia
on; some o. he b - in@mb.rs. -. - IA, ..,,ra
assume the leadershl. c n,rsry to ne wishes OF
= ma ibrity oi the Republican ta.t NJ. g. -
vote in iavor OF cong sss gtvtng coIorss w.,
The night 10 vote. and worked for an -,
'ionai clause IN the enfranchising slii: that ba
dad uct telgng > OF h lp "a form the frsf -,r
COud ,iubs. ana Was oi pS--d 10 gfNtnc Apx
20 Ored Iaen ofiioe above ths grade of ahiInn-v
sweep OF i1essenger, and closes wlih r-so-
luton OF censuTe.
NT Gu.nes mar ISet IA 8steTl asked lC aCy sn.
knew % an A. on III par ~ Mr. Hul aEalns.
The interest % y party and defended him a. one
Of The best Republicans N Tue city He wa
opposed % coz ienaiBg Mr.. Mn and endorsing
Mr.. knowles fOr he hal evidence tha. when
ne mon League non'naied NJ. Ein f0E
Mayor, Mr.. knowles distributed bogus ticNets
20 iefeat him. and when in the couveutior ana
finding thai Dr. crsgrn was 70 be nominated
he LETT ~. refusing 20 support Dr. q. aud q
second time circ ulated n bogus ticket 20 defeat
the nominee. because Dr. q did not rua night
ana day after an Office for him IN He pre-
serded IN washington 20 ke one OF the first %
organize the Boys IN Blue, but only t'eaded
two meetings. He suew who wrote tue rcso-
lutions and believed that the whole ob,sci was
20 oust Major Hin from the post ofIice aud put
in the writer, and he warned the IN. citing ihat
in deserving Major Hill they deserted one of
their best friends
The resolutions reported by the committee
Were adopted and the meeting adjourned.
SEvENrH BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The
sixth monthly meeting Of this as ociauon was
beld last evening AZ Lang Hotel and n shares
OF stock Were cancelled. the share holder receive
ing an averere Of slOl per share.
SELECT READING There will be a select
reading by Mrs. Ames at the Pr Jbyterian
Chapel on West strcst tomorrow evening for
the benefit Of the Industrial School: aud me
reputation of the lady an accomplished eIo-
which the reading ~ given, should attract a
goodly number of our citizens.