Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS,
A DIsORDERLY BOWEN Crowd


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dates are being aSaounosd. '''
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w. .n S''y, hM .so'lEnI nave aPsHns up, and 70
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- - InN unaet these elrsnmstanees II be
9omes syety hon-aeoedinE CLUB and every true
Republican TO protest against this tesehery
70 we party and the eause, 70 announce their
sentiments, denne thelt positions, And enter
on the tlkht hue OF theeanNaaaAt onoei There-
ioIe, ma, a., A., -.
| ,hiotpta, may .he tlIat NAtd eluo, toe nrat
club formed Of that seriea OF organizati Ions
unue' Whtoh mus In We nave ptoaperel ana
peen ieu 70 victory, WI stand ~ me paIty'
| loeai Nnu nAuohAl ~ the country hnu the hE'
| not u thh eohteat Of any othef viii WedlVlde
| o' aseeyueI o1 r, tsnks, OF aI paek' =,
M'9 ~ Lhn We hnnoqnoe - our oahul'
anu pieuge MIN out united and hearty support.
LNeniJ yeats residence IN THIS District, as a
leader IN every genuine reform, AZ all times
the lfiend OF freedom justice and equality
enuutin8 the tet o. every new issue - u
nt0se, Nhiie mAny OF MS early assoelAtes nave
ns.sG, 9 hi,. " re one one, he h n en-
,risi' and We ehalIenGe hts enemis, to success
iuhy lmPusnl az ul9tlyest npeAeh h.s ohstao.
attempted II, and have signally and dissraee-
w Rsy,air,a Il, Wa call ,n,D IN. onDo,.D,, n,
our oandldate aud his public admlnistrAllon
20 MAKE w WIN us eAmpalGn o. Iaots and
lsAeesi anu 70 oefse the gross per,onslltlas
my rec. ~ = uisregar OF uuth which eharae;
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nls IisnJs; A. they pehts any neiotm "a ~
NJ nv 70 uA,ot ~ ~ th.m ven " hhu w 9
Pe eSpS mn .,s ,o me 0meeT Of .ne Guy
ngutes, that they may be exposed and dis
placed Sleh aisonsaion We ehalienge, and
the polls,
nnhiicsn ai,st We noI 70 wy oinaL ~
rule, that mincrities should neither seeede
nor robelj that no other rule 10 either equitA-
BILE, practicable or safe IL the admin lHtfation
9srsie, W. % ,s ss s0aauet Q, po shnSs
Of candidates, abide the DECISION OF the su.
thotlEsd convention Of the party.
course OF our political brethreu OF the $40.
vincible Club" 10 taking the very grave re-
sponslbility, with so little cause, Of dividing
the strength and destroying the prestige Of the
Republican party OF the ward, we neVeTthe,
less viii make 10 quarrel with them, but con,
. thought aud speech as we claim Tor ouSItivsS
hoping that In their wandsrings from the folt
J none OF them may be lost to the great and
goga oHn'e We nave 80 often eattled for to
In reading the resolution when the nam,
! OF sSylss J. Bowen was road, there was !
good deal Of applause, to Offset which three
cheers Tor Richards were proposed cd iu.tiI
. given By the RichArds' men on the north Gidi
{ Of the hall
for and given with a will from the other side
M Lhsa 9I ngaia on re other side, and Backward
cheering they hardly koew what for. A sorim
mage between two belligerents on the Bower
: side hlleneed the cheering and did q little &c
ulmlnhh the uprohr. The police interfcret
and partial silence was restored, when thu
2 secretary hnishsd reading the resolutions.
h Mr.. Alfred bay was the ntat speaker on TIT
= reSolutions,and he was one who had Advoe Nte
}, = nomination In opposition to Mayor Bowen
He did not propose to question Mayor Bow
h ems Republieanism. For the sake OF the ar
gument he would admit that. He asked
q Mayor Bowen had not missed the mark 10 hi
o Administration OF the affairs Of the city By
J. long distance, tUries OF yes, yes, from tn
klehards side mao might be good nnAn
: eier and yet be Incapable OF administering tn
Z AnAits OF city. From all the evidence h
. could get he had sigaAlly failed to carry gu
}. the AnAifs OF the city properly. Had tn
0 Mayor changed his views In regard to tn
n question: tios, yes, long agoj Oh Lord yes.
MT. Day here attempted to read an endorse
b ment OF Major Richards by Mayor Bowen
a but a. he vas limited to ave minutes time wa
n allied By Mt. Hulse.
; MT. bay tried to 60 on, but was Prevents
Q oy elamOr from the Bowen side.
:, The Bowen men here raised cries that he wa
out q ORDER that what Mayor Bowen said 9
Q Mr. Richards was not pertinent to the FesolI
}, tionH.
n The secretary, Mr.. TAverns, said that Whe
u they 7tnvited a man to speak, they shout
allow him to say what he pleased, so II wa