Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

evening, May Q, At 1850 O'clock, 10 hear the &c.
port o. the Committee on re-Organizing the
40 able hSIss. RspuSilsaS toa Ms yopi o.
true Republioan platform. Let there be full
meeting. We muht redeem the Republican
Goo and Morse sss sssns S o o. leader
ship has sulminated to-day 10 two Irregular
The above cali was published Yesterday,
and in socordanos Herewith Union League
hall waa crowded laat night to aita utmost
sspacity, the Boys In Blue bsins largely pre-.
htGn early hour In the evening, three bands
Of music were sent to tho headQbarisrs ia the
various wards, and they headed the several
oSs u w Y Hn e.fe s'ss,
eies bearing notices Busgeating reform 10 the
admlnistratlon Of mueloibal oaieera. n = Wy
About Bst5 O'Clock the Oolumbia band was
brought Ia thshail and took position heAr the
psfiotaed " iisii C5i o@Sis,n dsa. x A. tt AN
Warrington Sssdpisysd : medley o. i IsS STH
TSls over, Gen, Cirsa, stated that The CON.
mittee appglntsd last January 20 report upon
party would now report. lie cJhsidsred this
\ very important meeting, and hoped that
there wonld hs psiIeot otis,- T.
Barrett to read the following report
Your COMMITTEES appointed 10 inqhitc into
he nsoeSSliy .nS sspsaa':.SS sy % sotFsnIs9g
report that they have held several IneetlnEs,
and hAys given the subject The etteInl nttsn-
They Rad thst the Republican psfty Of this
city was united and harmonious until IL lead
eTShip fell into tho hands Of Bowen Cook a
Co., who have used their Official poaltion TO
the party, prosctibiug all Republicans who
would not aid their schemes OF petaonal ag-
grandizement, but adnttting to all the tlghta
out eaemiss in the past, gu the sole eoulitioa
Of receiving aid Ia fetaininE theft leAdetahip.
we nnd thss the reeognired head u the Re
publican party Of this city was the OentrAl
RepubiicIH ofgAniEstion, Of which WIN "A.
we also End thsyihls organIl, ilen expired
by limitation on the hrAt Monday Of IAnuAty
last, that twas the duty Of the prssldent TO
have called q meeting OF the party on that Day
70 elect new members to that organisation,
we We aiso dad that the authorIty to eau con.
ventionn was placed by the party Ia an eNeeu.
tive com mittes 81 aoyeni Of which the same
a majority OF thAt eOmmittee long ago refused
TO act with Cook OF TO auihoriEs him to ast
gauIIation OF the Republican party OF thil
city outside OF the Boys In Blue that has not
expired by limitation or destroyed itsef BY Its
We therefore conclude that no convention
has A. yet been called by any authorized au-
thorIty OF the Republican party Of this city,
aud eopgequently that none Of the candidates
s. fs' R % he oS vote. OF 81 RsPSSesSs
gronud Of being the regular nominee OF the
party. ~
IIed under the authority Of the Natlonal Sol
dIeTs' aud Sailors UonVenllon held at Chiea-
20 May, 1873, with Instructions TO Keep up 4
,IIsTy to the Republican party Of this city.
AGthe Republican party OF this city 10 now
without any legitimate orESniz ,tion, we have
to consider rhethsr y y beet 20 sall z mas
Y"uT Committee are Of tho opinion that the
onadisl connection with the party Of bowen,
Cook and MorBe has oeeabiOned the trouble In
the past, and that 30 long h bowen 10 Mayor
no Executive Uommittee could be appointed
whose authority woaid be 'eengnizsd BY the
We We thsfsiors believe TINT the FORMER hsr.
mony OF the party can be restored 0uly by pro-
venting Boweu from ngNin beeotning Mayor
Of this city, and that Hfter he shall have been
defeated the party can he reorgahlEeJ, aud
uRlty and harmony restored TO iblH rLI ID
We therefore recommend that the lloJa In
Blue nominate for Mayor Mathew u. Emery,
one Of our own uumbor, true aud tried Re.
publican, = man In whom both the lahotlhE
men and the business men hare tbs utmoat
confidence, and the only mAu who can defeat
SAyles Bowen IN the coutent for Mayor.
Signed by W. Rutherford, Second wAIdi X,
d. Tunnel, Thitd wardi %; y Barrett, Fourth
wArdi wn. A Hughes, Fit'h Wafdi J. d.
whsn. M. Barrett arrived at thA, part Of
the resolutions where MI. Emsfy,s HAnie Il
| mentioned, Mr.. Barnes, OF the F1th ward,
jumped to his feet and proposed three cheers
| Tor Mr. Emery. He was stopped 10y ChNtleu
| 10. Fisher, q general Ia the Bays In Blue, who
inquired II he VISA member Of the Boys 10
wm " ptowe,Jr No. all. he ls not.
| Here a delegation from the second ward
4 headed BY the National b tnd, entered the hall
| ard took position 10 the rear. When the
band ceased playing the crowd gave three
| eheefs for Mr., Emery, followed BY three for
| On the Question being put on The report WIN.
| Brown moved TO lay npon the table, but the
| notion failed. Drown then proceeded TO Ad.
S wsSth iS nestiur Was packed with Emery men
to-nIEht, (referring no doubt 70 the large nuni-
| her Of spectators presently He was IN favor
q ES snS 1 case A & s sS2SE 1S ne
| Was In favnf OF Mathew O. Emery, 30 p.
He deprecated the idea Of forcing MI: Enc ~
upon NJ o'stSnt ,ssr ~ Sxa,,ld S,m.ln Ia H.
Held. Let Major RlehNTda resign, And he
would go into svery'wafd and advocate the
e' hSarsw frss@sn made eoueIlIstory
speech, sdyislnE agAipst goiDE from Major
RIeharda at present, Mr, FteenAn continued
Al acme length, aud was aRAlly Interrupted W
mousi ache, whose name wa- given as Peek.
This lad amazed every one PFC sent Tor short
time, and he was dIslly hustled IRON the
wis When the excitement attending his exit had
somewhat 1ubsiiei, MI, BrIc't TOOK the
door. The Republican Party, he said mad be:
come tired Of being ~ the leAains strings Of
| such unssFupulous mSn 40 Bowen, Cook,
| Morse & o, II WAS unltCi until It's leAdef'
ship fell Into the handa Of these men, aud now
| ali means Of getting rid Of them having failed,
| and the party divided. II was proper that the
Boys in blue should step in aud suggest \
means Of union. They must throw All ihs
Bowen. Al acme lsngth the speaker te yieSej
| the report Just read, this course Of MT. E!aefy
and that OF Messra. Bowen Aad Richards.
| lie dwelt upon the unfayorable polition
Major Richards occupied a. far as q chance
| Of success lay, and urged that the Boys 10
| Blue should inysEtiEate the case AZ he had
that Emery was the right man for their sui
Alter short speech BY David Parker, Gen,
sf.iS sspseIion Of opiuion wss desired from
the Boys In Blue TO determine who thsJ
would support, whether Richards or Emery.
ss sSd that ,ssy Sls pG a .,1s RS Have,
and Cook. the latter OF whom, he said, "if h
was never In the State's prison, he should
been thsrs a. NJ =, o. sy "n Pc
led by BOWCI or Cook, the latter Of whoa
received $50 and 800 from candidates last yea
TO have themsslVss elected ,Aiderman an an
the speaker. He had never voted Demo
cratic Ticket In his life, but had been an Oh,
Line Wing and Republican. l-a..
frequently MIR. Emory had contributed TO tn
funds OF the Boys In Blue. =.
Gen. Fisher said he was In favor Of q ire
axpFession Of opinion, and he did not see VIII
the crowd had been brought 10 TO eoeTee, a.
were, the members OF the Organization, H.
did not propose to abuse any Of the candidates
but he did not desire to see the resolution
eTAmmed down their throAtL ...H f.#HJ
| Geo. W. HAtton followed lie urged upO
all that they should express an oplnlon ~ Y