The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-30


SECOND WARD RErumIcAx CLUB. a
meeting Of the club was held at the chapel
On Fourteenth street. near tbe canal last
cyening, M, Charles Peters IN Inc chair, 81.
Clalr BURY secretary.
Mr.. Edward Ambush moved that the club
call a mass meeting Of the Republicans Of
,ne "a,u =, 'ne reon seroe, rIoeo
ran church on rnursoay evening next
Agreed 70.
proad RenubIicans 10 stand 70 tbeir princi-
pies, as the coming con.es. was one ~ I'm,
great many questions must be taken into
Consideration. The best, most competent,
honest men-men who ocoupv a respectable
position In society and command the most
votes.
Mr.. T.. Ambush moved that the Council
- "a 49,, ~ ,ha ~. a ~ ,n,jted 10
lien suu hIuoInneh VI 'no ru W 800
auend tine mass meetlng on lnursday nigns,
and other speakers s, be Invited to attend the
a. n pi,as In,soa,ooa ,ho s,,,o,vi,o, rcs-
MT H. ripper htrouueeu 'no ioho"'ue 'o'
olutionsi
whereas we hnd that the great national
contest Of November last has virtually de.
moraliIed the Democratic party, not only 10
.ns Sss :o 70 ss,V. The
pottssrs 2, tns pay as ~ o ,, cone oun opeI
but they viii seek to gain resurrection under
| the assumed name Of what 10 to be called the
| citizens ticket, hoping thereby to decoy or
SUI, we hnoy o. weak Ts hePapheAns Ny
'h e,,alreS PTS., ws IN Rsouhi,ese, of the
Second ward, do hereby declare that we can.
not and will not recognize any party other
than the Radical Republiean party, let then
R Mss T name n psG,e ,h ,eey my M
tss gpsst Rss,s.i Rsnuhi,sso napty' who...,
| representatives control the Affairs OF this Gov.
so bitterly oppose every measure that was pu,
iorth Q, even offered ~ the Government 70 put
10 ~ eiviiincS waria' wbose shief eo.nes. stous
was the extension and perpetuation OF slavery
IN this country. And even since the close Of
ne war they have continued to use All mean,
ney eRs nSn San t ,ss snop,eu
"J R,,oir,a Thai ~ AZ mo,t em,h ,,,o,i,v 40,
reeste thu old despotio domgs Of The divin,
right OF kings to rule, but believe that the
governor, derive thsir Just powers from ths
Do.eS 10 The e.t,sii,hmspt ~ =, n ae,s, 81
Government 10 this city, which we believe In,
so,eailed citizens ticket 10 intended to sstNb
nana 1bivsa ma n,s, We ,esPeeuay urge every
party at ali hazards, and vote the ticks,
strsfshtouti let personal feeling be laid aside
Messrs. II. A. Hall, Fl. Piper, Gideon Wal
Tho resa,utions P'" VI
M. Jossnb Rroots ,ovsa thu, tho ro,o
l,tions he deferred nrtjI Thnrad.y cronjro
newt Agreed h. '"e
Ad,onrnsd
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regret n anrounrc 10 dca,h Of nnr ssllo,y
citIzen' Ionis M.rccron aaaa s,,tslr,n,
Snt for tho las, e,sS',hr.o ,oars bo ,as ~,
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