The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-02

q. Fletcher secretspy' Wv e"a''' "na W.
The meeting was or.nsa IL. -
Chaplain Gree,' sf,cr vhich az ~
read the ninutea Of the Iast yosst,nr wrI,S
were Approved a. reod. "A's"
The statement Of Gener.i A or.n, al.
dressed 10 WIN. Pam Cisrss ,.s.,dan, ~
the executive board. vbich ~, rs,,.bss ~
the RrpupttcIS N yssterd.s ~ =.
tho secretary, tho oe{ci.i - =. Sasy
q. n Rarrs,t jnasa 1890" ~ y. ~. So pas.
in BIpe. hea ING an he snht.s, w. D ~,
read. WV '@'''s'' VS. A''o
The S,,,ov,,, re.o,r,,,,. -
ing been adonted hv IN. ...s..i.s 49,.
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n r Rcs1i snS M,eh,ei SSsL = L. Sens41ie;
to resign their commissions ia M Eov. IN
Blue are hereby declared in lisibis 10 sest, in
the executive board, and their places are
ueeiared vacant
General order No. 10, converting general
and such other offleera a. NAV hs hronah,
before il, was read by the SECRETARY ~ fhs
of the Command,
A Communication vaa rcceived from
Major Beverly Tucker in ybIch hs .sys
that he and lie ofiiccrs Of III reoiment pro.
pose to sustain General Grant al tho com.
manaer ~ The orao ni,st,on'
I'm mo,,on 81 Ean,sin I W F.,or.or
Committed Of three vas annotated 70 rn.ta
nomina,io,s m mi tbs vacapciss /, tba any
ao,tiro 10 "a " '
nrrin% ths ret,remsnt of thu oo,,r,,,,..
81 W., pann Ci.rSa az ,..,Su. - ~,
~. a,,.S 80, ne Pnt y, .no
ooa , "a, .sHu Upon anu auuressed tne
Inee.ns, asseitins .na' tne men VINO now
Prysa 70 nanhge sne executive board had
wv. eoa.riouleu anytnIng toward tue sup
POI. ~ ane san'iauon, nc would not nave
any'nhg Wsayi out now tney round the
oiBaui.a'on power, andtne would IKE 10
eontrol ". ne referred 70 tne discharge OF
men oy tne commissioner OF the Finh ward
Ior attending meeting OF the Boys In Blue,
ana SAID that the Mayor had neglected TO do
his duty In not ordering them to be rein
stated. III
Inc committee on nominations for mem
bers Of the board reported the following, who
were elected; Third ward, Gen. d. r. Nc
Even, Robert Turnoyi Fourth ward, Palmer
Briscoe; Sixth ward, Chas. Champion, Geo.
On motion OF Capt. kockafellow, COM
mittee OF one rom each ward and two from
Georgetown was ordered to be appointed by
the chair to make arrangements for torch
light procession on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Boswell being called for, addressed
the meeting, saying that he had listened at
tentlvely to the address Of Col. Clarke and
admired his caudor, and recognized the fact,
as he had stated, that Col. Clarke was not q
politician. lie had asserted some true
words when he said men had been dis
charged for attending the meeting that he
attended last week; that an outrage had been
committed on the Republican party, aud
that such action was only suited to the by
gone DAYS of Democratic rule.
On political action he would let the people
Judge between himself aud all the Motifs that
ever were made, but when such scoundreIs as
Mott ATTEMPTED to assail hls private charac-
ter MS regards dollars and cents, the law
would govern them. He branded Mott as
man. He cited the law authorizing him to
receive one dollar every time he affixed his
seal as register.
The chairman stated that he wanted all
the officers 10 have their men ready to turn
ont ON the 18th Instant.
Adjourned.
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LOCAL BRRvITIRs.-Miss Rebecca Peyton,
who was arrested some weeks ago for eIhib-
iting obscene pictures, proposes TO com
mence suit for damages for false imprison-
ment and arrest against William Fl. Chase,
Say les J. Bowen aud Major A. G. Richards.
The grand Jury ignored the bill Of indict-
ment against Miss Peyton.
child OF VIM. Cannon, three years old,
residing on l. street, Island, was nearly
burned to death yesterday by falling In the
fire, having been left for few moments by
its mother. Drs. Croggon and Williams
sogn reuue..i -a.dical assistance.
during the month OF october, 40 OF which
were TO colored people.
The Sire ladies" are to be paid their Eve
months arrears at IL O'Clock to-day.
Simeon johnson and George Dobins and .
number OF the crew Of the schooner Kate
were arrested yesterday on the charge Of
mutiny. Afler hearing the evidence, Justice
Pearson held them to bail for court.
8. Pofferllng, for selling cattle without
license, was fined IS by Justice Harper.
Anderson Woodforth, colored, paid fine
Adam Kaiser, German, who was besel
oy rowdies on the day Of the late municipal
election and severely beaten, has since De
come insane, and yesterday was sent to th'
Government Insane Asylum.
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Sixth WARD RErUBLIcAss.-At meet
Ing OF the sixth ward Republicans on Tues
day evening resolution setting forth tina
VIM morgan, an incorporating Demo
Ior Couhcii iast June, mad eeen APPOINTED
qua,'erman IN .ne iorge-snop OF tue nav,