The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

MurrINa OF .rnE fiyra WARD RnrUnts
barracks. Tho attendance was not large,
II. Holden, prssisspi, in u. ossir.
Ths Chair ssid that TIE meeting had been
"1M1g NJ Arm.s,ss Herbert wss called on to pro-
aide, and J. W. Mcknight appointed seere'
M MeKuIsh,, one Of the candidate. for
Common Council, addressed the mectisg In q
few appropriate remsrks. He said he stood
upon the brosd and comprehensive platform
I'D IL Ss.s Sola and ws
cams 70 ws.sinston O. isei "bl.oi RsPuslL
cause Repubiiesnism, In Its bresdest sense,
va, not then very popular In THIS city;
ns%.s q hs ward had SSss
the Common Council, and u elected he would |
staad arm In defesee Of Republican prinei. |
the isborlng man. Ho advocated the shoii. |
tion Of the contract system, a. that would be |
a benefit to the isboring man, and an actual
the days labor system, and 10, after q fair
test, u did not ,prose satiafsotory. then they
might return to the oontr.ot system again:
done better, and, 10 his opinion, much cheaper.
lie also favored the sbofition Of the system IL
r. ss %pSss A''''r In
Mr.. u. II. Holden, another candidate for
| Common Oouneil, being called for, came for.
Ss,s .eS &: :- oss shs sun ne
| for the honor the Republicans Of the ward had
| conferred upon him, and u the peopls should
| would endeayor TO do his duty to the beat Of
his ability. Re wss In favor ofimproyem eni.,
ne propsrtySoIasr and isbopins mes, but The
to be, and would be, win /. little more North:
srn energy made ons Of the most ecsuafni
We have a Genisi climate and = prolific
country, ADD with the splendid water power
be manufactured cheaper here than at Lowell,
| Mass. He defended the city Naturalization,
and said that the officers were both honest
MT. William II. Browa, jr, submitted the
following resolutions which YES sdoI,ed,
w:siniion navy ys s'.ss
gioysd Mr.. oysttoa johnson and Mr.. Davis
ne NJ rh ward !, ss, E,sss ?, y
against tho monopoly known a. the Brick.
SnSr sas troy os ne
General Governmsnt.
MI. Brown read an article from the Star 10
nsns Of soioIsa %sossalss ia the nssy,ysia,
: and condemned the action o. the brick mssous
. In refusing 70 work with eoiorea msehsnics
q which was adopted, requesting hard work and
vigiiancs on the part Of Rspubllesn. Of %.
. ward. Mr.. Atkinson then addressed the elu,
At some length, and his remsrka elected FIRE
y quent applause. He said he did not blame tn,
J, contractors for making ~ much money As thel
gu fHs iass SS' ne T
tractor. ought to 70 inso the pockets Of tn
I'd He compiimented Mr.. Tinney. one OF tn
a. mon inees for Council, very highly, as q man @
10 great moral worth and ability, and what wa
y still more, he possessed good, sound commo
Nj. william H. Brown submitted the 70
o. lowing resolution, which was adopted
ut Reioirsd That the chairman Of the FIT
he Committes OF the District arc hereby instruc
e. ed to make the necessary arrangement
1t have refreshmsnts At Browns Hall, gu Mo
n day, June Tth, and the voters OF the FIJI,
ward arc notified to meeG there tl O'Clock,
m, on said day.
UStvERsA Al FaAscHIsB.-The strons-mlnd
women, through their champion, J. X. wilco
a not at all dishesrtened at their repuise BY u
eh heard from al the coming election, and ha
On | prepared and forwarded the following inter-
he gatories TO the different candidates;
m DEAR SiRi As you arc q candidate for I
nv votes OF the eleetors on Monday next, you W
rs oelise BY answering to-day the following GU
I'm. i. viii you, II elected, use your Influence
to induse Congress to enfranohi'e the women
I'm this District
I'd WIN u Won ssss s .;s o o.s
sas s. WIN you. il elected, use your influence
protect women 10 the freo practice OF all n
y" what they propose to do In the event oil
ing negative reply or a refusal to reply at all
%. tiou. how they syiye, offence on to what may
The The -
ANUssAruRAL MorHER.-Yesterday mo
In Ing Onhssr Huehes discovered . i've colo
' a ss re e ssi.sss Giss,h |,
can sssss. The sSild was without clothing
lens bat few hours old. The ofioer took It TO
eoIored nurse were secured to wash and Dire
Mr. II, amer which It was taken TO Campbell b
Of pItsl and placed In charge q The mstror
q TO that estabiishment, The little thing sppe
men healthy and promises to live to be = stand
ID. reproaeh TO Its unknown mother. .u
IN TENPERArcE.-Eguai No. /, Tribe OF 10
ar following ofieersi Reehab, WIN. II. You
r ,Ss ssilj High Priest, Joseph HsIri.j Recoft
VI, II. Norton; Financial Scribe, Julius DeSsu
Treasurer. Oscar Alexander; shepherd, v
W% shH n,Sn S ~ G, aaSafs Wa
Nv. gaining in numbers, and embraces many Of
ZEN. best temperance workers In the District
4 no PosrroNKD.-Lsst night q Republican q
. neation meeting Of the Seventh ward '
called at the corner OF yirsinia avenue
eIu. Eourrsnd-s.half street. About s o'clock
!, in those present that owing TO the ineiemene,
The weather The meeting would be postpo,
mas until this eve ming Al 7 "a O'clock
vas
mes ,.,,,. p.am,u IT,. ,,. -, ~,
cry. caHm.neInS fnesSsv eyenins ana ~,
Ies1 three days. They Know how 10 DO such this
lsns
AXE PRop. ]. X. II. WILCOX will speak At Tn
League Hall At six o'clock this evening. Sc
70 ,rse 70 AZ, ana 90 lnsnstion extenqea 70
IL Al H.sd% 'p '"' i">''' De'P''
the
. de. Is RELIGION PRoaRKssIvEi-This will
ne ne theme o. "sermon on SuGIny eyenin
,scd. .ast Cspitol s,eS. NV H' o. ""'''e' ."
nth.
KEEr CooL-Yesterdsy As the sun
,wG fairly kissing In an unciouded sky, and wi
'oon wewefe sweltering In heavy winter eiothin
Ilted tTacted bv the stylish hummer rsimeni
ieh- plsyed 40 tnstefuily Ia front OF the wellhn,
Oak Hall; venturing In, we purchased one o.
ndsf summer suits at very moderate pr
then elastic Tread OF one who had been relieve