Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
POLITICAL FRANKS !!
Second Ward Doubling Up
INDIGNANT freshmen IN
COUNCIL.
PURvIs REVIEWED BY
RYAN.
PARASITE PECK'S P0W-W0W
BROWNE, BOWEN, AND BREAD
AND BUTTER,
Brownies Bones speak for Bowen
COFFIN'S GRAVE YARD ORGANS
Placeman Peck Prophecies
PECK GRASPS THE BULLS HORNS
"WHUS AFRAID" SAYS ELDER PBCE
FIFTH WARD RIGHTEOUSNESS
PECK GRASPS THE BULLS HORNS
"wH6'S lFRllDo SAYS ELDER PECE
FIFTH WARD RIGHTEOUSNESS
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE FIXES THINGS


second ward Republican CIub,
The Second ward Republican Club met last
night At willis church, on Fourteenth street,
near the canal, George Burgess in the chair.
Isaiah Ross secretary.
Thomas II. Chase, from the eampaiEn com.
mittee, reported that they had discharged
their duty aud secured the registration Of
every mAn they could lay their hands on.
A Communication was received from the other
Republican club In the ward enclosing tesolu'
tious advocating primary elections, and re,
solving that committee Of four, consisting OF
two from each OF the Republican clubs OF the
ward be elected, As soon as piaotieable, 20 Set
two ehAllengers be similarly elected from each
club to detect and proven, Illegal voting. -,
Marshall Brown made motion that the
communication be received and retertedt 10 the
committee on resolutions,
The Chair said there was no committee Of
the kind named, He thought they should be
referred TO the executive committee.
Mr.. Brown said there was such committee,
and this club was the father and mother Of
ali clubs, and he thought there was good dis.
position to welcome back the ptodigal son;
a committee. lie thought the committee, " =
mother, might strange the babe. lie did not
like being called = prodigsl.
dealt with than any Of The other children.
Burley wanted Ii acted 90 tonight by the
club, and did not want such delay rs pro-
Thomas Chase asked ifthere were two Re-
publican clubs 10 this ward' Voices mo, no."
MI, Chase said this Communication was
sIRned BY Charles II. Fischer Of the true Re
publican club, implying there were no other
true Republicans.
Charles b. Fischer said the resolution was
sent here In good faith, and not asa hre. rand.
After further discussion the resolutions
were referred to the executive committee.
J. SAyles Brown then took the stand and
said he came simply ~ visitor he organized
this club, but did not now live In the ward.
lie declined to speak. He was strong Bowen
man, and he might offend somebody " he
spoke, Loud cries ior BrosnI Browni bfownD
General u. A. Pierce made a speech OF some
length, eulogiIing the Republican garty
said, "Iry get your claim OF $500 through
you will be Satisfied, ] suppose" lNoiee5,
4 You are an Emery MANI
the iSboT,pE men, and SiTissd them 10 look
out for their interests. He had knoyn MayoI
Bowen Intimately for six years, and regarded
him as a Christian EentlemAn: ne expected
June. We could not go TO Congress and get
anything with Earring interests.
ChAs. II. Peters, coming 10, took the chair,
o an he e,mpSiSn, said that the Second ward
would he the standard. bearer of the Republic
can party. ere was talk about dlsssntets,
Soipg 10 throw ont the olive branch and take
III IN. even Democratic l they will come. We
| should have great victory 10 Juns.
| The meeting adjourned, and organized a. q
IsboTinE mems meeting for the purpose Of con
| sldefInE about every man having fifteen dAyA
| work. Joseph Brooks was elected ehAit mAb
Johs Curry novel nov s5, ,hai SsSn nd msn In 'h'
Voices. How about time lost on account
Mr. Curry modified bis mohoE 10 make cAel
man entitled TO htteen days actual labor with
| out deduction. Carried.
| The Chairman was empowered 10 call !
meeting to Organize a lAboFinEmenb eonVen'
Joseph Brooks asked what should be don,
with those who obtained work before thei
Mr.. Taylor moved that no man be Alloye,
| to come on the rolls till his turn came. II
man gets on before his turn and IL reported
| he ahAll be discharged.
James Wood asked II the bosses should b
| MT. Brooks replied that It WA necessary Il
have some men all the time who undeFstoo
The meeting thea adjourned.
Second ward Irish Republicans.
The Irish Republican club Of the Secon
ward held meeting last night 10 Taylor
| hall, corner Of Fifteenth and N streetsi tn
| president "a. MeKenna) In the chair. Ate
| the transaction Of routine business Mr.. Jamei
| Ryan spoke OF the pain he felt upon read n
/ the remarks OF a Df. Puryis at late meeting
/ OF the Second ward Republican club. Whilt
the man PurVis does not amount to much, HI
| utteraneeH have had q peTnicloua effect upOE
i the minds Of Irishmen. He therefore desiTe'
to present the following resolutions;
| Whereas, At recent meeting Of the Seooni
Ward Republican club A"Dt:n PnryiA detly
| could not fail to be construed as highly oheF
| siVe TO ITishmen, had they snldRaisd from n
EPonst6Ie or rs,Psei,aSis ,oITSS5 ana
| remarks, Il INDUCED In to any extent, eannt
fail TO produce pernieious effect upon u
Irish American y9teTI o. ne Distrist, az
| Republication be II therefore
RsGolpsd, That we hereby brand and denoun'
the said PurVis and all Of his elk Hs diSoFEAI
, izers and enemies Of the Republican part
Whose empty yApoHDEs about principle
properly Understood, means public pap an
| ErAndiEement, and We hereby eAutlo
all Republicans having the interest and SUI
cess Oh me Republican party at heart at ii
| ensuing municipal election, to shake thol
vlpers on with as little remorse as Paul d
MI II .semsd 10 he the effort OF this man Pury
, and another named HAtton to create the Ia
preston that the Irish Republicans did u
want to eoAiesee with the regular hepubisl
club lie approved OF the formation OF lTt
D | Republican clubs in order that they may
stat upon having their rights respected by I
: Republican party Of the District. Al the "a
I election the Irish Republicans were oAlol
| into the support OF certain meu who Aite
. wards attempted to ignore the claims OF
! Irish citizens. ,,,
> Mr. J. u, O'COnnell was then introduced a
1aId that since his early manhood he had be
! yyoTkinF for Ireland, in ireland and the Unit
state ne h ,sod pss @s,i sPI ,oi III s sposs
the great work achieved by the Republic
, | party, whose principles were the same As tho
commended for by the Irish patriots OF yea
r ago, There is no necessity for any conflict
interests between the eoloTed man and /
IriIhmAn, or men OF any other nationality.
!. lie was not here in the Interests OF any
: | dIViduAl or set OF men. He knew two OF I
: eandidAtsa named, Mayer Bowen and Ma
Richards, They are both good men, and
hoped that the best one OF the two would
eeIVe the nomination. He would vote for a
. suppoFt the nominee Of the Republican c.
s Ygntion whoever he may be, believing n
v vas the proper course OF all true Republican
I The speaker thea referred TO the Teaolutiu
given above. Although he was one Of the IN
= who initiated the Irish national movement,
+ had always been opposed to the formation
Q | distinctive associations, but he had found q
,. the only way TO bring the Irish people II
The Republican party. He did not think
necessary to take any notice OF the AttAe
made upon the association BY such men
Q | Hhtton and PufVla, who did not utter
D opIpion Of the Republican party,
q III there are any differences existing Amo
+. Irlshmen In this city, he would say aink the
! Speeches were then made by Mr.. COnhta
! and other members Of the club after viii
i the meeting adjourned.
u Fourth ward Republicans.
u The Fourth ward Republicans, who uHua
a meet in the Aldermens Chamber. were !
8 night compelled to gather In the VeatioulS
A the City Hall, where seats had been ATfanl
and ali things put in readiness by Prof. A.
. Green. Although the meeting was called
I 1850 O'Clock, at the hour OF O'Clock tween
n and were awaiting the arrival Of the pre-
dent Every one was asking, "Where
Peoki" but the venerable ID. Is, was hon sH
! After delay uutii hSli-psss sish,, %rr no
q / mated a q. HTiaoCe as secretary, After