Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06

cans. nnNuAteu HwNa"AN AVN NNN AhNNNNAN W
Inc party and 90, Individual men, we
denounoe the Aotioa Of those assuming to
control the said eonysn, Ion 10 the interest Of
party, as a Eross and raj osble Outrage upon
The rights and privileges every hS SS. ss-
publican who loves the prii olpiS. ~ 10y w
Retoipcd, That while 10 tn edlaoharEe OF our
duty As dsleEatcs legally . leeted We were
driven from the performance o, nc same "
those who were entrusted vi " inc interests
having deiermined to perform our duties ia
the general ommittee, and afteF several IN
effec,ual attempts TO do so, we hay osen ooal'
PEELED, As honest Republicans who wn5 PA,y
better than meu, to assume the po "'i"n we
Rc,oiSsa, AZ good Republlosn, hsvi. 'S ooly
the Interest AID success Of the party ~ hoa s
we do recommend thAtA eommittee Of even,
one from each ward, he appointed. TO be az.
jeet to the call Of the president, 70 use al 'n
our party, and nominate = man who. win soA y
mand Its respect and lead Us on TO victory.
ba. n. sfnrroTrrtO,
A. ID BRocK,
q. NJ. BARror,
PA. BoswHLL.
some confusion followed on account Of the
wiIllsm II. brown wanted some one nomi.
Francis Tsverus rose 10 point Of order
| that they had been sent here AZ n body 10 make
ho55ns,lon nnd not 70 make sny .s%G.
l
| nation made now-risht now.
darcy White moved that the committee 10
eiIIation, az, be Increased from one to three
from each ward, but subsequently, withdrew
| the same.
adopted, after striking out all that portion
providing for the appointment OF a committee
| on reconciliation.
wm, u brown moved to lay the last r''e-
me Chsir announced that It would carry the
| whole matter with II,
Henry Johnaon msyed that the preamble
and resolutions DO adopted, with the last reso-
luiiou, In regard to reconciliation, stricken
Air. Barton, from the CON mittec, ihon With
Mr.. Hall then moved that a committee be
appointed to walt on Major A. q. Richards and
notify him that he ~ the unanimous choice Of
the convention. Tremendous applAuse.l
Mr.. Boswell stated That thir convention was
here By Hn,soTi'y s EsSis n1tsy iT TIpSh
League Hall beeause they Rad n msjoTiiy Of
the peoples delegates witN'tfnm, The ques-
What RS w rev were sent here f 10 SoiS"l. O
| candidate without Adiournmsffsi and the!y
should do IT,, lUrles OF" Yes ~ ''Year'l No
compromise with Them. They v eys scared u,
death now. Mr., Bowen'a own cleeh B.lmttteil
yesterday that they could not eS.trol the
Filth ward by votes, but must do u othsrwteo.
Mr.. Boswell then said that he was not fbsd 10
any man. Nominate good man and he Weald
beat Bowen by three or four thousand h'ejor-
polluted TO walt on Major Richards aud %
quire " he would accept the nomiuatiorx
lUTles OF "Nop "Nor' and Nominate hini
David Curry moved that A. q. Richards bs
nomina,ed for Msyor. tApplHnle.l
called, and each delegate answer his choice
| for Mayor. Adopted.
Nh. RIoHLRDs NOMINATED.
The roll was then called, Mr.. u. NJ. Barton
I having been NFnt aUUOiutoh aHaNeNanN
tAry.
lust ward, unAnl mousi Second ward, unan.
unanimous, Sixth ward, unanimous, except
| l.. u. Hughes, for Emery Seventh ward, uhAn,
| imous, Seventy ballots eAsti seventy.
eight for Richards, one for Emery. Declared
The nomination Of Mr.. Richards was fol.
lowed BY great cheering, and for few minutes
dulged In. Finally order WAS restored, and
Justice j y. COX moved that . eommltfes OF
one from each ward be aPpointed BY The chair
TO walt 90 Major Richards and inform him OF
his nomination agreed to, and the Chair Ap.
pointed the following committee Alfred
Ionss, 50. olAlr Burnley, +. ~, Struggled, W,
ton and y. A. Bosw H. On molten then, the
chairman was add,i to the eonmittee, and
the convention took = reeesp.
Nh. Ricn ARps acc EFrs,
At about $50 O'Clock thu eommittea re-
turned, whereuPon the chairman called the
COMMITTEES had performed their ds;y, and nal
the great pleasure TO report that Nj lor A. O.
Richards had accepted their nomination, amt
would be their stAndArd.beArer at the next
The report was received with great entAu-
siAam by the convention and the crowd assem-
blsd outside, Oheers upon eheers were Eissn
for A. u. Richards and groAns for Hosea
The enthusiasm continued for some time
but hn1lly order was obtained, and MT. y. A.
Bolwell was loudly called for, who Eaidi
We had placed In nomination 4 candidate
that had the entiIe, 7onhdeboe Of the commn-
nifty, and 4 was With view of1elsotlnE man
that you'd command such confidence and We
had secured his domination. III III II
while Mr.. Boven might be the nominee Of
isetion, he could not elaiui the noHinAiion OF
Hall boil eEs would be ashamed Of their con
III Henry Johnson, Of the Fiat ward. wa. loud
flrtt ward delegation when he said the ward
would gIys Richards 500 majority. lMT.
u Ss F .:s.sa T Ss,
RisisfGs as their s'IsSsis ssstsS. ''''' A. u
oI ,Ss n Barter s.sSrsd the sopysn,Lon
.oLHrAiGN COMMITTEE I
The Chair announced the following Gam
First WsId-sHndy Lacey, WIN. sohOOlusr,
See sssoSd WaTd-si. olair Burnley, John III. \
Brown and FTaneia Posey. y ~ 1TT.TI
Third Ward-RlehAFd OlATk. deorES Boston
and Sc JSaS V W. f5ssRsS; mn,,,v wusu,,,
and Ceiam6rS batter. fDF'T'lI1 ~. nv"
Flhh Wafd-W. Il. B,Owu, o. u. Holden
and ID. X. Parker.
dowan aud w. r. Vsrmiilion. ~
Seyenth WaId-OhAFlsn IL MAtbhAIl ChAs.
Hendiey and VIM. Heffurth
Mr.. Henry johnson moved that the plat.
form on which their nominee should stand Is
me SArdinal PEluelples OF the RePubiissn
Ma. Hail here offered the following, which
RsSoised, That the delegates rsprs,ept,p. the
Republicans Of the several wards 10 the city
SsmbIed, mold tito be a duty Incumbent UPON
every Republican TO support the regular noh-
lnee o. this convention, In order that the
setyed, and the Antieipa'ioni Of fts enemies be
The delegates to the central committee were
then presented As followsI
=, First wATd-Iohn I. Cook, Daniel Will.
llami, John T. CLARK, A. p. Pardon ADD WIN.
Second wArd-J. O. COX, u. NJ. Kelsey. II.
A.: HAL, John w. curry and st. clair Barley.
Finn WArd-J, ID. QuninE, VIM. II. Mar
shall Edward smith, Geo. ]. Beard aud sam
seventh wMrd-Hsnry NJ. KnIsht, N. A.
rAiiAieTTo, ChAs; II. MarshAil, Samson Meter |
The Third, Fourth and Sixth wArds will
submit their lists at an early day,
motion made aud adopted that this con.
ysati9n adjourn subject to the call Of the |
The soaysntiou then adjourned amid much |
enthusiasm, and cheers iof A. q. Richards.
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