The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01

6ushss wah' Synipdhy Jor INC Laoo'sng
Men,. D. A. Finds Opposition 10 his Re
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sontson-S. D. AZ H.''",s 1'g
EM Oprasrs-Mr. Meldd Duty Snlsh
Fire IN DC Rs.o1utiOn,-Hs Girs, J. D. A. a
glp Hint that he Is Foreigner In Washing
en-. NJ. mar, % ov.,.r-
Mr. Dunn Wont Reeooui-s The CALI Co
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n"'o'"" " 70 n,s."','u "y% -',o a" Wv
Boys " bn" AunoT '-oehe'd' a. NJ
Grant Takes The Floor and John B. Adams
Tak,s ths Chair-Gsneral Grant Arrdigns
an. ~, - ,.. n,,e,, D,,,,d, D-I.-
",,,. Go.,adr,,n"WSv g,r, M, "a, Ia.
oher oons"er"'-" w hu'' wv "" ~
boring Men been Paid f-The Meeting Finds
Out al Last t.at q has been Acting Without
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A hvely meeting OF tne boys IN Diue N"'
held ut Union League Hall Inst night, Gen.
A Grant In the chair, and w. 8. Fletcher,
n ...r.,arr
NJ VI,
Gen. j. Bell ADAMS nioIeu Una. eo'i ~ ~
tee DO appointed 10 prepare Iesoiu,'ons 70 ~
presented TO the meetngi auoptcu' n | .ne
Chair appointed oene.aI Aua'ns' oo'ou.'
bingham ana ooiohei n''ie' sum 'o"'"'''
tee; -, ....,
WINE inc couini.tec was oss so' 10.
ports were suom,'ea anu sStSa aPon .p pau
aiseuss,Sn ensaea nS " ~, u, ,ho ,o,o pnsgS,,
mao autnority 70 turn out y, tue ny pGs %
serenade, and was hnaliy decided IN the
negative. l., 49,, ,.,,
Inc commt'SS ea n an anu .nssrruP, ,.,a
me asSnsslon, aHa "en s auans lepo''ea '"'
following preamble ana reso'u'ons'
Where's" this organhNaon MAS i nn, anu
ns ,n Inc nis,Siet and To urge the Improve
R msnS Of this city and It's surroundings; and
Wheress II has expended over Is 900 during the
last year, and has given much OF It's valuable
time Of its ofnoers and pembefsi ana whereas
has been nrsSghs 70 .ne 81 I'm ms .orsn
msn ba,a,nS hish nositions In the Repubiican
party have entered into personal qusrrels cal.
cuiafed to destroy the peace an'i harmony OF
the party; theretore pe ,,...
of nc Roy. Ia Blue, regret the quarrel that
now exists, Knowing as we 40 that they are
ds.rinsntsl TO The peace and hsIncay that
should exist In our ranks, anu We stfongly
sondsm5 ne sSto =, Of shha S TnS
are ave sissraeef9l 10 hemselyes, the offices
they hold, aud the Republican party at lasge.
Resolved, That In the Judgment Of the officers
and members oi TINS otgan y, pfopet
SnSsion ~ unSompaea re,oyrees oS tSis sitV
and it, surroundings Tor manufacturing put.
poses, so often referred to In the meetings OF
the Boys and Blue ana also In the pupiie jour
h1 Rs:o,r,a That wa Jce,Iv svmn,tb,,, with
such OF the workingmen OF this city as have
faithfully performed ali the duties required OF
them BY the Republican party OF this District;
and while they have also ialthiuiiy performed
90, hsan M ~ nhsain hn nstra spt hs1
honest labor, and many Of them having been
kept out Of their earnings for many months
are aeiuaiy sunerang LOT pseaH W many easea,
reiieye tbeir want. by paying them promptly
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Po,t VI ,"e " pa,,. ,,.., A., .,..
Mr. y ~, y. ~. po"eu oPioscu tne Ivso ~
IONS nhey were lh.vnueu 70 promote uis'
cord. Inc BOYS IN blue were but mere
drop In the great Republican party OF the
city. II was improper Tor them TO attempt
TO dictate 10 the oniccrs IN power VINO repre-
scented the Republican party
Mr.. Adams said the men who were quar-
reling would open their eyes when they read
the resolutions. ihey would ma there was
power Dehlnd them, ana II they dld mol
settle their quarreis inc hepuohcah party
would settle them for them.
Mr.. Duhy claimed that the resolutions
were thrown "a as nreorand. ne had Deen
promised Dy tne genera commanding that
Were the Boys In Blue TO dictate to the hon
estest man that ever sat in that chair and
these resolutions brought by man who
never cast vote for him
Mr.. Adams called the gentleman to order,
aud the chairman raped and called him to
order, but Mr.. d. continued to speak very
exeitedly.
you are out OF order ~ cried Mr.. Adams.
"l'll not be called to order by YOU" said
Mr.. d. "If tho Commanding General calls
me to order I'll submit"
The Chair succeeded In making him I'M
derstand that that was what he had been try.
ing to do for some time.
The Chair to Mr.. Adams; state your
point Of order"
Mr.. Adams attempted to speak, but was
interrupted by Mr.: Duffy, who asked, What
Is the object OF this point OF orderi lladn' !
l the promise OF the Commanding General
here was not me OBJECT 70 dictate 70