Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
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seventh Words.
rHE SECOND WARD.
A meeting Of the 1rish Republican Club Of
The Second ward was held last night At Mr.,
Patrick Ourtin'a,. on Ohio avenue, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, Andrew
Mekenna, president pro ten, In the ohAtr, and
Daniel DanovAn acting as secretary, =
permanent officers for the next sls moolhs,
President, A ndrew MoKenna; vice president,
Thomas HsIllhyl secretary, Andrew Brambiei
The prssldeht thanksd The meeting for the
honor conferred on him. He was delighted to
see such a respectable AID intsiiiGsnt number
though the Organization was young, IL had
already achieved great point In being hon.
orably represented In the Central Exeeutiye
Nomn%ittss Of the Irish Republican clubs Of
Mr.. P. curtin said that as there seemed to
be fewer Iriahmen In this ward than In any
other In the city, he hoped that each member
Of this club would use his influence In Iuduoi Z
others, who may yet be going Astray, to come
forward and participate 10 tho glorious cause
OF freedom. He said that union ofthe Irish.
men OF this ward was very much needed, that
heretofore there was no Irish Republican club
in the ward, hence they had 40 say In local
club support the regular Republio ,n no minees
at the next coming municipal election.
The following committees were Appointed
Executive committed essrs. DanIsl Don
ovan, Cornelius Donovan And Michael 0eAry,
Oommittee on Bylaws : Messrs. Danlei
Donovan, p, Curtin and Andrew Granhle.
After remarks from ID. Donovau. Thomsa
Hereby aud others, the meeting adjourned.
FogeTh WAND ngEoRn oLuh
This club held moettng last night at the
| corner OF New jersey avenue and II street
There were present about thirty persons.
On motion 4; Il, ReEau took the chair tenn
| porarlly, with Mr.. A. fehdau a. secretary.
Mt, Regan, upon taking the chair, returned
his thanks for the honor conferred, and said
that the object 10 forming the club was TO act
| In unlson with the reform organizat ion .
| throughout the city that a more healthy state
OF political aHtlrn may prevail In future. He
did not think Il advisable to go iuto perma-
| nent equalization At once, and suggested that
acommittee be appointed to draft 4 oonhtitu-
ton and by,lAws for the government OF tho
club, TO report a, future meeting.
| The Ohalr was authorized to appoint tho
| oommittee, and the club adjourned.
BevEnTH WARD CLun.
A meeting Of the seventh ward Irish Repub.
lloAn club was held last night At DulAney's
| hall, corner OF FourPnd.a half street and
Maryland Ayenuei the president, Mr.. Thorn IS
Oatfahcr, In the chair, and Robert Burps see
Michael L,wlcr waS elected assistant sesrs.
,dr. BurnS stated tina, the eonmlttes on en-
| ploy ment would meet on next Tharsday night,
| ADD suggested that all those who needed work
| should hand In their names to the com mittee,
which consists uof MesgIs. Patrick pullman,
Robert Burns James Brady, John NeenHn
Mr.. Burns also stalled that on acoouut Of the
bad weAthef the oommlqatouer was not able to
put any one TO work at present, but he had
every reason to believe that 10 q very short
time work wouldbe given to all who needed u.
The Chair, on behalf Of the delegates elected
to the eentfal committee, N ade statement in
regard TO the Actlop oftho meeting Of the Geo
trAl oommittee, ADD said that the delegates
from this club had voted to, endorse the ad-
mlnistrAtlon Of Mayor DowenI aud the club
could manifest Its appreciation or dlsAppro-
ba Jon Of the course he aad his colleagues had
taken II they saw ht. #... -. ..
No action was taken by the'elub.
Mr.. Ooleman urged upon al prelent 10 attend
the next meeting Of the central club, as a. was
to conaidsr the proprlety Of dlssolylnS this
old orEAniIilien. ,Untll the ward clubs we're
Irish associAtlon 10 the city, and was CON posed
Of members from all OF the wards nd.
The Chair stated that he had heard both
from white aud eolored men that few disap-
men who had been turned out Of the present
administration, were trying to get up = split
between the irish and the eolored RepuhlI-
cans They are pow endeavoHng to organic
a new society, to be called " The Young Amc.
used TO belong 10 the Know Nothing party,
and this new AssooiAlion was Knog-NothinE-
ism in disguise, He warned the members
against having anything to do with such men.
The eolorsd people o. the Seventh ward
they noe the IIllh would be oaugh IN such
company. The Irlah OF the Seventh ward, Of
course, had their choice In the nomlnA alton Of
municipal ofisets, but they will ,chesrfallT
lleAn party. He had no fears OF any split Be.
tween the cclored people aud the Irish. At
the next election they would be found unlted
aud voting the same ticket.
sane saSiss, SSd SrSsdt IrisR ia he On s eve
enth ward 70 be up and doing"
Adjourned"