Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

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A meeting Of the Reform Republic an Club Of the
seventh Ward was held last night at Island Hail.
the Pre- dent, L. G. Hine in the chair, and George
ii lines secretary. The hall oeasely crowded
with both white aud colore nea and Just before the
gade in iulI force, Just sixty In number b,rs in
Guided. marched b., headed BY Col. Perry Carson,
ing a. the City Hall This eirsnmstsnce aer ,r-tt
god opportunity 20 contrast the relative strength
showed concusiyely the Decline and FaiS OF the
ring power in this portion f the city After this
was called 20 order and Mr.. Watson offered q reso
luton; Which was adopted .th,, no nea.bsr Of the
er aided By his votes IN assisting the Mayor 9th
srs to derand the corporation, and especially in the
any corporation Contract, shall be renominated
reelected to the Councils by the Reform Republican
Mr., H. N Hall being Observed in the hall, was
in an impsrtsnt Juncture Of our City affairs, when
every one aroused to the necessity Of putting
Se ssna. :. ans The eur s Sm
Of the ns5JoT': onice va. elected two years ago.
swamp swamp in debt, ami ali felt Confidence that Il
gSd BE, e sS,riesisd How sgnay be has failed to
lance Of = few men in our City Councils. such as
Zee; leo h.ilon, gu. condition would now be help
R1Sher1r rc parI IN t this eorotry has been 70.
time, bns gowsn ss. o dGTn to
,S.sd this, and only ahs one idea self
money; The speaker then appssisd 70 all White and
sSi;9red, no natter what had been their previous
ing hoRssi men; This nan had put himself up as
1 ss R % Ss iss &c Ssa To differ
ei all come together and put this city the high
Sat Of al a T The l ssS1 Ss
Lay right; End IL . ti,eir dot, TO reconstruct
III Z af% s pa1 dn ,a a
Bowen tas been protessed .; litfcian ali his life
Sc he hs. BEEN eSfone holder .' hosns
many as four or i've fat Offices at time. But he
year. which he IS entirely nco%petent e iii. Mo
has ssss ss ss man "a, AL hi. life
lie act sScuS Be so executed, and
We be INTO The ,mrostorswho attemp, to deceive him
,oT Ne, Ma or n the last twenty years q well qualified
Now the eo9eoraio5 ofsse Loud applause
Of men who has filed them of late. Are such men
sSeS aS amy s1nfSsnss be PLACED in
Yu,, in their places at once, and the Tremendous
long enough to iii; horde o wdrs
se about e. The Office
the poor man has 70 pay. 1t is claimed that Bowen
Is honest, but he 1.-THE speaker) thought q man who
belong TO certain club !, not only poc sTss d not
h so5sest' bit mean About one hundred men, to
IN
bear torches in the brigade procession In cencla,
sion. he urged upon the Republicans to watch tine
to fes The i anaa ao Sgs
was an indication That The days Of the City Hail ring
singing the hymn 81 would not live aiwsy; ask
The In short time this little msS a1 win se
f.ss n tss C5sGs again. L.aghtsr
ne head got turned with 30 many nice little Offices
MI. Boswell vas loudly called for. and said that
city affairs. The Demonstration which went out Of
this ward to night, with torches in hand, was NO
Isrt or parcel Of the Republicans Of this ward but
h sb lie dsT0n.,TstiGn goes out ron here to al
publican. q the ward Ther, cannot, to night. be
He be speater was eee IN ' by wspa
Of about twelve hundred in this ward and Ernery,s
psJority IN this ward alone would exceeds it, IGreat
Sir: ". +, Wood wa, st. rex, speaker, and said
Hall ring did not like tho seventh Ward Rspubi
ssn. for they kpO. full! well At the CITY Half that
3. Bowen had never been elected Mayor, but was
and s:
This and dare not deny it, Ballots were taken out of
s Bd S". in f s make the the
yhole story and could substaniiate al he had said
viii see that The votes are properly Counted. he
was a halter OF Democrats, but when such political
shysfers as W. =. Morse come here and seek TO rue
us By enoeayoring to prejudice elr colored msn
sgaus oil own people to run thern. Ives into place
be would vote for anybody TO beat .nen IA poIause
UT Boswell sad he wished it dist'Le. undcI stood
thSt be Was thsre ~ radical Republican He ac-
cepted knery because he merry accents the MAI.
foIm. IArp,auss.I 49,
MIR. Hlne taid Emery wOuld carry the city by n
greater majority than Bowen would get VOTES
Bowen IL dead duck, and there was NO need of
K Cking him now. -
Mr. George II Newman addressed the meeting:
after which George Holmes offered . re ISOLATION
that itec of ten from this club be poinfed
y eoricr with Ike committees from the other club
IA reference ." nominations OF persons represent
This ward in the City Councils fOF the nil term
end that they be Instructed a. 80. such noni
Eati' Is De made by primary election g. be held at
such tIne and places they il such conference may
Considerable discussion took place on the resolu
ton some fayortL2 II and others dissenting; finally
vote was taken, and the resolution was unanf-
msutiy adopted.
The CHER aiterwards appointed the following as
The &C n mltfee:-GeO. Holmes, j.. Jones, Geo Hen
burn A Lawson, VIM. Crawford, Chas Harris
Joseph Carter, j. b. Dreamer, VIM. Wilson, w M
ID. W ise
The meeting then adjourned with three ronsins
cheers for Gattk " q. Emery.