Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25
Fe,yth Ward Republicau Climb


Church last evening, al which there was pres
snt about thirty persons; Mr. g. w Hatton "a
tbe chair and Mr.. j. IL. Gangewer secretary.
The meeting was op-ned with prayer for the
Th- question was asked, " What the meetiHg
called for ~ and the Char stated tnsc Mr..
Crossman said last night that he would have
here some speakers that they had never seen
b~fOre. INoiCrs-.s We dom see them.''l
Dr A. r Pardon was called on, AVID adj
dressed the meeting. and alter speaking Of gem
eral political topics. he cOuns-leJ harmony IN
the ranks, that they should not fight one
other. They had nothing 10 spare IN THIS city.
and could not afford To quarrel and use the
bIllIngsgat- language " hiCh had been used IN
some OF he wards, and he was glad 10 say thai
The FOURTH Ward vas free from n.
The Chair (Mr. HIATT NJ stated that IL they
lived in the tIfth Ward they would not be SO
quiet and be hoped hat they would not De 20
quiet as nCt 20 transact BUSINESS. He hoped
that hey would not be lid away from the par
~. some lad expected TO ct work from Jun
until June, and they had oe- disappointed
Some Of them had gOt - ok. rh-y had a coIoreI
c. mn slOner now, and to- mig b. some We're pr
Pailpg 10 go to work Laughter Teey b al
gwen INN half an Offic--naIf the ward-and
tie was CisPO>e>ssd Ci his sweet smelling posi-
hon he would not vote The DsmOcratit ticke-
Tor mat flee Is more than the Democrats ever
gave colorsd man. and they bad said that they
would not let a niger clean a box. IL4ug ht-r !
Some Of their people had got the dIsI-m per. aud
are being drawn away by the Democrats.
GeOrgetOwn was an example where coloret
men Ola not vote night. II" had been told that
they would carry the Fourth Ward, because
the Irish SwampOOdIe were ming over.
but the only way they could carry the election
was by II " OrkIng. He would not drive the
rotten n en- away from the party. but simply
put Others in their places. They should coop
craze with the white Republicans for on with
OF; tbe other could not succeed The mo-
eI&'s had y "A them oraDCou'angs who nal
worn then isils on Laughter Any sciorrc
was 4 traitor and would vote himself into
slavery.
CapI. g. ii. Manning followed. swearing OF
the troubles IN tie FifIh " ard u having been
settled and con SratuiatIng the race GA their
improved condition. during The past few
moLths hs had gangs OF men worhIng undeT
him. anu among THEM were many CuIOred IN AZ
v no. be would say. worked e. ftIthtLlly q
Any men he ever saw. md " IN treSe r-sr4.
some ITIsh, Who had forgot their prejudice
against IN. m and We're not ashamed now -
work with a black man. Slavery would soon
BE- abolished in Cuba and Brazil, and In tour
years from now he did not belle We there would
b. a slave IN the world.
Mr.. j. H. Crossman was called on, ard spoke
of trip he had made with Mr.. Crane III Prime
GeoIges county, and made a comparison OF thai
county with the northern communities. With
out being revolutionary he was in avor OF the
large plantations being paTceIIed out.
MI j. h. Crane was called on, and after
some preliminary remarks, referred to a person
having spoken of the carpet baggers az a lat
meeting. saying that II was time tnat this thing
was stopped He had been here for eight
years, and cid not consider that he was "A car
pet-baEger. According 10 these parties a man
not born here had To right to express an op n
lou. these so-ealled car pet baggers did much
Tor me Improvement of the District. As 10.
ohees, d. knew young man IN the Iute.IoT
peI ST n ent who went 10 New York Uuc- n
we-a 10 buy goods for his store on Louisiana
aver ~, and boasts, although LIE had done hIs
hest - break up every y PUB Irsr u. u=iue~s
th2t they can't turn him out ANY party who
Hnown sly permit sHeh things 10 20 on -
served 20 go 20 smash, ~ 4. y nat party i. NAV
Why IS 4 that RepUbiican :. uatOrs are dong
then o.sl " Eerp tn| ~ pOStma~teT-;iE Al
Drew johnson maB- IH T. vo-Itlpn' f,-uuu-
hc"ns ID THIS eity aie entitled 70 III fsw III .c
30 ne DisrrIC--
M. Crete va asked MO - parry -. in
tn lut"TIgr ltspST-In-,.' n referred 10. AL
amid cIieS Of ''DOn give ~, stated hat e vU;e
Jonn y" Lumsdon, aud ne WAS not ashamed
TO gIveI ii. dId not believe that such "A per
sen should hold office
Mr.. Harton sp, ~ of the carpet-bag-ers OF The
present oay being unlike those of the pdst.
when they carried TawhId- and thump-Cr-ws
IN their carpet bags, and IN 81 OF ths present
day were doing much IN oen-fft tue city.
Me>sTs- Hickman aud Shanklin addressed
the meeting, and 4 resolution was adOp'ei that
they woud carry the ward next June; after
which the meeting Adjourned.
A FINE RKsIDKNCE-A fine residence has
been receI tiy erected and IL now being tuIsh-d
for Mr. VIM. >iIcku-y. at Ih- northwest corner
OF 9th aid NJ streets Tue building i OF two
stories. with man>ard root. The main bulldog
is ~ feet square. with back building y fee
by +. with stable aud car age Iu>e. ali VITA
1t
with sClId iron window and doOr-irsm--.
(heads and sills.) the first, We believe. put up
In this city. A cellar for fdri. wines, * . rx-
tends under the entire bu ldILg. AMI on the
main floor Is large saloon parlOr, = by ~,
with two fine bay windo xs on brown-sIJn-
base SIX feet III heIgh'. On the left OF The en-
trance Is the library. L feet square. and the
Tear a dInIng-rOOm OF the same SIZE On the
secOp floor there are five chambers, AM IN the
upper story he same number of Rooms In
the back building thu Kitchen and a large
n Ia
The house Will De heated by hot-aIr furuaces
and Will have hot and & Id water To every
roc m, and other modem eoIv~nIeu-es. \
handsome cur ola suImounts the building, from
which n magnificent viz " OF the river aud VII
cIIliy can be had. TIE entire work Is done in
the Nerv best manner. and the house WI. cost
over SA0OrO. Whrn completed II will be on
o. the finest i'm prov enEBts M that secuen. Mr.
John q. Myers l. h. carpenter aud con-
trsctor, John Wsistrum. bIISsisyrri Stafford
Ming. pla>t~rrT>- VI. Wal e, ~lat-r. II. PuaI.
Tuner; " helan. painter; Gray * Moves IRON
workers MeLiIden, plumber and ga filter.
FIFTH WARD REFUBLICAN CLuE.-The
r'Fuar mseIr 2 OF this Club held last
evening. Colonel q. H Holden, Pr-si-
oent. IN tn chair. and William III. Brown,
Secretary pro TEN \ constitution aud nv
err uent of thr elm, and at'er some Obi-ctIo.s
10 was adOp I'd. The Char aDnOuu cpd IN al IN
accoIcane- With resolution pissed az th- last
NEE II z h. had selected sn Executive a. ,nmIr-
t~e. a. follows james Green. tI-Org " LIN
VILE. ". II. SlsfeT, r A. Atkinson, David r.
Parker. James Liverpool, j. l.. Ga cn-l!
Lsontdas Scott, X. Nichols IN. y. W Her
oeTt. 20 N..>LalIW "A BI VI, VI DJhsOu.
VIM MCreh-ad. and J FuiIalJve. a resolution
rscOm FL Ing -. IL NsTy mau 10 thu So
rriary of he interior for Police Com tssiou-r
Vss r. IeCted- i rambling political dIs cuS>iou
here ensuef bstVern several of the m-Ino-rS
on" o! them pr-dIctInZ spill; IN be ward
GeoTc- Arnold. OF North Carolina, WAS thu
introduced and mad lengthy SPEECH IN adj
NCcacy o. The righ's Of N. cllOrrd race, after
which he meeting adjourned.
IOWA ssOCIATICN.-This organic Atom met
met night AT mon LEAGUE HAN, Judge Tabor
IN IN ChsIr- Mr. Utz TIE Secret ,ry, resigned.
aDo MaJor B-tus was elected IN his Ylasr
Isrs~ bumb'r of persons were present. Miss
TABOR favored tn cJmpaDy with some excel
knt m usic- MI W -. Graf delivered a he
ture: after who Hon. James TnornIn gtou aud
Col Chapman made bret addresses Judy.
Bradford. II Colorado, was called on and r.
lared his western experiences. Hon Geo W
AcCrary was called Or. aud made =, n.., Ii.tI.
tpesch. The He 'hOv-n Ciub'-Mrssrs Rur
nett, CANNON and Widney-sang Our n nv.
Land" "IouihfCl Flowers" aud .(1ood
Night"
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB-A rnee,
ing of this club held ~ w 40 ell Il ARA H.
9Th and U streets,) last evening, Mr. g. w
X. 4 fro. president IN the chaIr. and nor
the Executive COMMITTEE wer- reaiy 10 m axe
A.