Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
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POLITICAL PULSATIONS !
SECOND WARD STRAINS
Sixth Ward SpOrtiveneSS
SEVENTH WARD SHOWS
PECK'S POLE PERFORMANCE
ABIG BLOW FOR BREAD AND BUTTER
BOWEN'S Boosted BRAVERY
REFORM REPUBLICANS RALLY
TIME Republican club OF the second
REFORM REPUBLICANS RALLY
True Republican GLIB of the SsooS"

AF"o @NFNNhN.s .,s,a
A meeting Of the True Republican CLUB OF
the Second ward met A. Unloh hhi taN w ~
mi M, 3. n. Kelsey offered the following reSO.
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saiisfaotoTy method should be adopted, In
order TO hsrmOniEe and consolidate the Re
publican ranks in this ward, By ahofdinE 40
fIesIy select dslega tes 10 represent them In the
city Convention soon TO be held for nominating
a candidate for MAyofi and whereas primary
s n,,tos, IoT ana ma RSrPony TsefefOrs
Rstolpsd, That we recommend to the Repub'
licAus OF this city that primary elections De
held In the several wards commencing S,oSns 10
on wednesday, MAy I, 1870, or As soon there
After as practicable, aud that all who are en.
titled to the elective frSnshi 80 ee isvi;sa ~
the city nominating convention, not exceeding
niteen in number from each ward.
Resolved, That we recommend that com:
mittee Of four, consisting Of two from eaeh Of
the Republican clubs Of this ward, be elected
by said clubs as soon as praetieAble, 70 set as
commissioners OF said election, and that two
ehaliengers be similarly elected from each
club, to detect and prevent illegal voting,
Rsioiped, That copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted TO the president Of The other club,
secretary OF this club, with a letter Aeoompa-
nying said Transmission.
Mr.. Kelsey advocated the adoption OF the
resolutions In the following spseeh
The apparent primary object and aim Of the
Reform Republican Association was to expose
TO public scrutiny the nature and policy Of
Prevent his reconciliation. and to save the
RepublieAns from dishonor and defeat BY har-
moui1ing and not sliensiins RspLblisa6s,
laws, platform Of principles, or public address
Of the association, st Its formation, oontem-
plated or proposed division OF the Republl:
ean partyi but, on the contrary, lite reform and
publication. It was anti.Bowen and not anti.
Republican. This will appear from the fol-
lowing extracts from the Address to the Re
pubiicanG OF Washington - Prompted by 9
feeling Of regard for the common welfare, and
a desire to promote the essential principles Of
the Republican party, and to save II from dis
alton, and we ask your aid yellow epubli-
cans OF the city OF WAshingtonl and your CO.
operation for the general objects set forth In
tRe resolutions attached to this appeal. Our
object 10 to purge the Republican party otthis
CITY from its feStering eorruptions, and Its In
competent, selfish leaders, to present cAndi-
hearty sympathy with the people. 80.
We abandon no principles that arc known
and recognized as Important In the Republic
our whole legislation shaf be VitaiiIed By
their energy and made valuable by their opera
lions We believe that the true end and aim
OF our legislation should be TO bring all the
people into friendly, harmonious and profitable
relations to each other and thus we shall com
prehend that there exists no necessity for
Antagoniama IN human ia,, oS ~ ,.,t,
cred on that occasion hArmoniTed and agreed
with these extracts, and John n. Crane asks
why are We mere VI H. az R,ibS,Hs
paTtyt Does any one believe thiIl We are
ali OF US Republican,, and many OF Us Of the
most radical tyne; We are here .etIAied b
Anti.GlAvefy eAuse-to protest against In.
justice. We are here to enter our protest and
to take measures 70 eheek s n4 the mWleas
eonsoS n o. thsIs 4. teS mnsh sood ,en.s In
this community ana IN tne Ishn anu n ~, o. the
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hold an inaepeha nnn,,ion n,,ist4s Nv. O
Nominsn,g, oS ,Hsshs a1o wbsn ,ssoIp1iayS
until Aoour iouI ha.,t1y n...ad ~, Tns.O.
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LIN re obisSis m ne asaSsisiinn sPS,ny
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Vhe IhlIa anu EouItnh had any hepubheAn
DISCRIMINATORY IN y hhpathy win the movement
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not NUMBER oNei ohe VI wv huhuieu hepuoh-
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