Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

THIRD WARD REFORK REPUBLICANS.
Large md Enthusiastic Meeting.


ihs ee@e /" ant asa WI Hdce ngorm-oorp0r-
Bosse. cSmessn posme.a.-Rs D d
S"TAs Rir9'-E"e,y Stock Rising. al
large s.therins 81 tn. Third Ward Reform Re
publican Club took place last night 81 wills Hail
on Tn street. nr. a; II. kinAs' in the chair and
p,s,;on: S ~ ~. 800 os S., .u., a.
er.ieo.,sr.siaa .n.a.s . on mun;si. -. ,oI,se.
and h vas stated BY some Of those present that tine
campaign sheet published In this city in the in
are paid o. Der dsv an Corporafion pay rolls In
I; 5y s1sr. sss' sSa Al. was .'.sa
chair ibeT etofsre hiec By Mr. N H. Miller, a Rich,
ARD, 3 ys'ant' and that his snccss
- :: !: s..i t6s vacancy, -
;, sns ~ IN. epssed rsttncation meet
until A.. "a ,e. ward nominations are made.
NJ: W I; Hughes, Of the si1th ward,was invited
To r sha ne wis the eae
tio n and that his friends were now going 10 elect
s:.
of ali good citzs ms t. the ption OF the ring
eon.roi az Saneip.i sArs. % had sounded
q death knel to their hopes, and the election Of
Mr.. c. W. Hatton was called for, and said that
the eorruptcn which had been fostering at the City
foT sas lat so mac Sas1y
ton was held yeste rday and the worthless bowling
ss ,bsr taek TO force IN brow beat
buy in in Gig le intmidate and coax up their poor
had pis1ed most desperste game both Al the eiss,
ton and in the nominstins convention but the hand
the Positisn he now 50 unworthly ans, are mum
svarminp with moor corporatien laborers shovel
and PICK in IN hand but hev are sheY to
"a n m q m rkatf hat
mo pes Sns ean De feTnd f. pay sphns oT them The
down this firm Of Bowen, Cook, Morse Co; lAp-
plapseI mich had been said about Richards, Who
mics q Mr. Emery had ssIa no one Jet had BEEN %s
found who could say aught sganst his honesty.
bowen contention. but would recover from i Sy
sho,nSr .vo years, when ne would no doubt be
men. Only one Course lemains for him, viz: to de.
cline In favor Of Matthew g, Emery, lapplause,I
the Community viii vote for Mr. Emery. iEnthusi ISL
as,,c epPn1s,i called ,,r am. ..,, .,..
MT kHeIy friends had started out with the inten-
the the
eg had the they had in the
the best course to take and from the lesson Taught
proved correct Nj Bowen has forfsitea the h rs
corruption and immortality Of the worst elements in
trickery to effect his ana now the fertile
brains Of Cook and Morse will have to ceniure up
for him These men. Cook and Morse, were $50 20
1ns S y E
and the Reform Renubfjc ans must look ont foy
;.., q fraud :, An ~ c:;s q the h:
i"bs and Cook out Of his n9merous ans oR H ., ns
oeopIe .Ie in assaI If ..s a Vps
syG rs once and they had decided that the man to
IGrest appisnss. - ~ -'''''
the coinred people of the onenns the,
to the fact that they were last becomns a. AFFECT
their old masters Fram ne ma, o ~ 1n M
Emery be could assure them that he was entirely in
ske.p hinssn an I'M W. men ne oeing one OF
Under heart Had the course OF Bowen been in con-
man xn,6 me prsless,ens ,or ARD The eoi9red
ih the R AID ensls.ips them He has been weighed in
terstics 81 R"W.D srs 1;naic,ing; ne snsac
Ia the case q e. Crane there eyidenee q his
strenuously to have M Ricbar. remoyed orh by
viii vet rise far above Rowep n be RS
people Of this city His future is brsht o. and
yet viii get bis Just reward Sr BOWEN Is now
treasury to pay them with. Voices 'a ne
Df fucker was the next speaker. and aid tba, N.
battle had conmenced i'm eaTnest our nTosnerfs fnv
G Emery. ikppis.se'I "s ~ LII ia'or Oh III
Mr.. b. w. fenwick was the next speaker, and
the SUBJECT Of reform. All would aSree that Mr. Gn
Richards was q man Of integrity and charactar
therefore II did not suit Cook Morse Co. to take
pIicity 18th Bowen: he was too honorable a man.
and, he had doubt, was in favor of REFORM. The
people re piatsy sick and disgusted witt Bow
en-, who had been making such men as Cook and
Merse rich from on the corporation funds.
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SIXTH WARD IRISH REPUBLIcASs-Ths BO,ceu.
ffeS Bolt AMI are EypeLsd-The regular weekIv
meeting Of the Slit Ward Irish Republican Club
Bowen delegate from the Sixth Wardi in TN. chiir
and Charles owan Ric ards deleoa 10 secretarv
pro TEN. The reading Of the minute. was dispensea
With, and Patrick Holmes new member eiertsd
tiep ~ ''"e ie'oiu
Whereas a, the forr~.,io, of Oh. Six,h vra ,;,
RenubIican Cub II wa rs.y ID q, anJ,, !. III. m
rsnt for tLe Hsyonai,V mil, - s,,1p 20 ~
had assrm Mai e,sd NJ. a. IT, al 1871
as upOp hi, 5th day OF sday Ma-"r a q Ricbard.
Ia. rec eiyed the rsTsLa, nomina 81 the Rsnnh
can Convention OF this citS: ~
ThrsTofe b. "a ,ssoIrsd That the Sixth w.r1
Irish Republican Club endorse the nomination Of a
c. Ric bards as the reg uar Republican nomiree and
WIN all honorable means 10 secure his eectian
While the resolutions were being read John snni
len and others created n confrson and unrn.rPb,
objections. Charley Osborn moved TO Law the re.o
luton on the table Charies Nc(s0wan rai.eS a
point Of order that the had not been
trey read and therefor = 10 Law On the bia M =. gu,
Of order The chair decided in The pegtiye yhen tha
meeting refused TO sustain his decis1n Amid eraa,
confusi,n the chair vifhont snv U,tior $500
the Ciub al iourned "N' 0''oH' ue0iafu