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

The teilers reported az follows johnson aS5,
Deitriek iet, Beall 22s, Pope rs, Gate 50, Clarke
Messrs. johnson, Beal Oud DeilrIeE were
n ominated.
Mr.. O'Hara, Of North Carolina, de, :yered
q S sSS a. spS ssa, 70 s aScS. urging unity
After remarks BY the president, the meeting
with three cheers for the general
and ward tickets.
Fourth ward Republican Meeting.
A meeting Of the Republican voters Of the
Fourth ward was held last evening 10 tho
Common Council chamber, City Hall. Mr.. ',
II. Crossman called the meeting to order, and
stated that this was meeting OF the Fourth
resolved into mass meeting Of the Republi.
The Ghsir CMr. oro.smsn, then read a
letter which he said had been Ie.siysd
Robbins had Intended TO sddress the club
on wednesday evening and define his posi-
ton, but that there had been no meeting OF the
club, to which our reporter takes exception,
because the report ofthe Republican club meet
evening last appeared 10 full 10 the RsrUBLi,
was not organized until after the usual hour
The Chair then read the call for the meeting
Mt. O.. W. Hatton moved that Major W. s,
Morse be called on to preside; which was
Major Morse took the chair, and thanked
the meeting for the honor conferred upon
MIN ne eonnseHed harmony, and said that
hands oil ne hspnblieans
were elected vice presidents, and Prof. Green
aud Mr.. Teacher secretaries.
MT; J. II. Crossman said that the hrst bust.
ness In order was the report Of the ward exc
cutiye committee, which had been authorized
consideration OF this meeting.
Mr.. J. II. Crane said that according to the
esI ior .he meesns, none out Republicans
snouiu DC sIoweu 70 pattieipste In the pro
were nal ReSusIIs,ns' nT hass Pre- psesen. who
vidusl present who had said that he would
not support certain gentleman II nomlna ted.
The CHAIR called Mr. Crane to lorder, and
, who did sot Intend , 70 support the Republican
ush te sney "ou'u nov participate In the pro-
ME- IA. Crane nova, cha, all ,o,.on. ,., =,
did not intend to vot. the fiekst bs Isan.s,sS
TO- to- " P''''p''' !" '"' p'''eea'hsA Agreed
Mr.. Crane, from the Executive Committee,
reported the following ticket Tor alde,m \
eouncIImen and assessor: For aiSermsa s' MAT,
George W. Hatton, J. II. Holmes; for ssse,sor
Samuel Espey, w
The report OF the committee was received.
The question then REQUIRED upon adopting
the report. ' 'N'P'''e
Objections were made by gentlemen who
wanted others nominated. MI. Scott wanted
Dr. ID. u, Nichols nominated for Council, and
Mr.; Wsldren wanted MT. Mccoy.
the gentlemen on the ticket, but obieefeS 10
the manner In which the nomInations wese
made. He moved that the report al the com.
mittee be laid on the table.
The Chair decided that the motion was out
OF order, but that 1t was 10 order 10 amend
the report OF the committee.
A motion was made to strike out tho nam.
Of Matthew q. Emery and insert that Of In.
NJ. Dalton. Lost
Mr.. DonegAn moved to nominate nv baiiot
Decided as lost by the Chair. The AYES And
noes seemed to be pretty evenly divided
The question was put on the nomination OF
Mr.. Emery, and agreed to-
A motion was made TO strike out the name
Of Mr.. Holmes and Insert that Of MI Hum
side, an employee at the GoyeTnment nrIntIn1
Office.
The name OF A. X, Browne being called. u
was adopted. "
Dr. 5, 5. Bond opposed striking out the name
side, because four gentlemsn had nominStss
the ticket and came here 10 put II thron1b AZ
all hazards He wanted than 10 have raj,
own way. '"'''
The Chair put the question, and declared
-; A motion was made that the name Of George
min Mccoy inserted. Lost,
Mr.. Mccoy, In = faw remark. declired hsi,r
4 candidate, and the name OF "a ~ ust,nha
was confirmed.
Mr.. Islsy waldren said that he obieeted IN
we'll. He Is.w Ssom pomu , never run
Of the war, N AZ ns,,ais WIN the
not very popuiar' "ie" "e'e
Mr. Espey was conarmed a. IN. ..,,I,
for Assessor rs '"e 'a"u'uh'e
The ballot men did not make much NJ . s-h,