Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
BABBLING BowENITEs
Third Ward Meeting
SPEECHES BY CORPORATION
4l.a EMPL0YEEs. .se.a i.u.
VIM, A. Cooks Blasphemy
Green, Carson, Williams and
others Cringlbg AZ Dowen's
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Green, Carson, Williams ana
Otheya Cvtngipo M uawen,a u
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at Wisswsii Bsfrasfs last nisht. Mr.. John
t. Johnson president, md Me- n. d. Detflok
acted az secretary. ~, Mo- d. 49, - ~,
The spifita Of those assembled inside seemed
The president expressed lis regret N ., he
had been unable to get speakers 70 Addresa
NM Il supply he Gensis sey, and sitempisd u
defend his course In ruling out the report o II
the committee on credentlalH a. president OF
the nomipashg convshtion, and then pro.
regard to the Legality or honesty. OF the pro.
eeedlngs at that convention, and, in Almolt
the uame breath appealed to his friends 10 lay
Aaron Russell wss ssiied Tor, hn,Ihs said
Sff.irs were 90 con plioattd that he wished TO
,S,I undsIs,"fHsa tsSm IJIs AZ sposs upon
calls were then made for Pobey, but he also
declined speakingi and also for Freeman, but
be Ta' M III SSoI Issa addressed ~, meeting
depteeatlnG The diylsion 4 their ranks, aud
Ia exoaslns the etrors Of Mayor Bowen he
said, in the language Of Paul, HThs man who
can place his hand here (slApping his bTeastD
and say he never erred, he lies" tFaint APP
ms h,nGFd obs,Inusd at great length,
quotiBg from "Pktrlek Henry the Great" and
Others with similar aptitude and accuracy. 70
NJ VI Ayygek 90 fgSrenos .,,oITpsY-.,sen,
70 any Joseph Williams, Seventh ward eouneiL
ma1i A. N. Green, aaslstant commissioned Of
the foarih ward, and Other O. Boyen. s ~
Know what was beiofs ms nssLleg,i hut Pro-
lessor Green and Mt, Williams o. The seventh
rsri were present. and ne would IKE 70 near
% Mr.. johnson said that was tuht what they
were there for. ..... 7l5f % on
NJ So9h, y Well, an Glad OF w. Ln.i =,
sided mi,,tatenent o. EhM tsapspired Y ne
CONVENTION, ana hboreu hhrd 70 aeiend ihe
coqarso pursued In the rejection Of the report
Of the committee 90 oredentlals. q, ,.g
:. Anslataht yommilaioner Green, o! me
FOURTH wsfd, then made speeeh nmllA IN
substance ana length TO those OF former oeee'
htnns. r 900 p. p
Ii Heaaid, among other thinxs, that The men IN
the Treasury, Capitol, Patent and Post oinees
who were opposipg Bowen would so9n Be
Bowen had thrown them out. But the places
they lett would be open TO those who support
Sayles J. Bowen, Irhlp remark, anording
ray OF hope, elielied more enthusiasm than
anything else that was said during the even
ingl '.u' Nl
M. Posey then offered : Ie,ol nI lndor'
Wm. A; Cook then mounted chair, and 10
voice urAMlcu OUT IN u hNlN
something between speech and an exhotta.
ton, full o. coarse abuse OF All anti. Bowsn
deity, ehAntlnE, "HAlleiuJshi fH.lisluIsh ~
Last year he said God hAd given them hve
Thousand majority, "Oh, God OF On oppressed
people, give ds another msJority HallsluIAh
Hal sluJAhi Man may denounoe' but Goo VIII
eiallyi were numbeted unless somelhing wAs
lone, and mat me ,vefy o. hss ,. s 70 serve
the last hope he had But there was too
much OF the snAka In those rolling leyes 70 de-
esiye the men presept with = lew exceptions,
ting % the SntieipsteJ sSeitemsnt, and ansiiy
subsidized. g.T VI b NI. ".
D. A. he was taking his seat, he hoararly, aud
son Il 10 the room, let HIN siep out" ---
Perry responded, and gNli he had come there
WITH hts iriedd. Grcen, willi4ms and Cock
noble ward, Tbs heft Of his ward, though
snme might pow be stepping Rnl slumbeting,
was haven men. The reason they did pot
turn out was eeesu's thsE we're in,dnp n,a,,s
otcreAme the other night. pea. IN
IL ionk mau Win a lion heart 70 go among
them. lie had lion heart, and was POI airAll
OF them, aud he would stand up 10 dsfenee Of
thr f'sht though they tore him 20 pieces. lie
was not poilueai speahet. ne ~lahey ne
| wnb Np1ll sneaker, ~ he was politeal
sp9slltt he would riddle Mr. Boswell from A
| TO !fzatd ...t.,5,.-I ,.,-n..,,..-Y ,
usotse ShAnklln, o. the Fourth ward, 9oi
the meeting adjourned. ne ,0.li, "f = Is.
! L It. LII -L--t
rehth Wnra Reform bepnbileNps'
HsTfH nssuiaf ' weekly asci%E eys"
/ it!cj the yfrsident, II. II. hGnr, 10 The chair,
Geo. Hcln,ss, secretary,
| Mr.. A. Watson was the ihpt speaker, and
said ~ WA q the utmost impoIinoee that the
| city, Councils should be reformed, Hnd The
yards Of the e,,y rsbts.te'ea BY active,
earnest Reform RepublieAna. He spoke OF
the stupcudou.! ftsuds psTpsttAied by the
indIeatlns that the old ProsrSmns was to be
carried out, " possible, A. The jupe election,
II was even more outrageous than that which
| defeated, or rather cheated, Mr. uiven out OF
his elcotion two years ago. a.p
He nexttpoke OF the eIotts o. Mayor Bowrn
aud Y. A, poek 70 Ptek Jurlei aed eoaiIol
| mNgPuatrs, Nov NE ihsue was lnlly upon
", And he was glad the prospect was 40
bTrht for ne election OF Mathew u. Emery;
lhrplause The ei,y needed ms honesty aud
ndmini1IauTs nbillIyi ana pook' Morse
~ with Al me s,,snun p,hFinsrs' would ns
az. e ,Se1S r,sse, ~ 0' hhN'f "'' ~" 'nHfH
The club Intended 20 nominate ward omeetn
to-nitht buan would DC deferred Until later
SS Se ss eS SSula sHr.s 10 po.tpooo
A"n,ion e that elect va carried; -,
Ing; he Tsjolssd with The trlsud. q Reform
would rid the city Of the Incubus resting ppOn
| It. The eltiIepl 81 wAshlngton were aroused,
and With Mathew q. Emsry AZ their standard
bearer defeat was tmpoeeible. Ihppladhe1
who were the men now controlling our mu,
nieipAl analrsJ those who had purdened ps
win our enormous Iebt and Imposed the
heANleat tAnAloh; WM,n POI Shyiel J:
Bowen anu MS sateil,,es ne then reviewed
the history o. w A. Oook. ~.
III, time COOK And bowen were dismissed
| TO private lie, where they belong And he, Tor
| one, did mol propose mf. vook should read
HIN out o. NE party. ne pelieved 10 hneAsn
rights, fnd " u vas carried out there would
| not be trace OF boWen and MS followers
| lei, .,u.l ,-..g, - 80. .n
| The speaker then alluded TO the irrepToAeh-
| able character OF NJ: q. Emery, his ability,
how he sprung from the ianorinF elAss, how ne
had acquired weAlth ana earned positiona ~
| stralgh.torwArdneea anu probhV OF lue, IL
| was fortunate that the kalofm hepublieAns
| had selected such = man - their standard
| bearet, for be was the peoples ehoiee, and the
people would elect Kim.
Goo. W. Hatton next spoke OF the ihitiAtory
| Reform movement, when some said We should
go Into the nominating convention lot the peo,