Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-13
The workin$men for Emery.

Way they should, and do support hip-Taey tcant d
RorttHEnant for Mayor Oar former Mayors Pro
Ameetng of the Fourth Ward Republican Work
ngmen's Club held last night at the corner of
and Second streets; Mr.. J. G Wall in the chair. and
Henry sarton secretary; st. Aloy,ius Band volun
sweet music. The han was well filled long before
the meeting opened
to agree upon I'd officers and report their nam
70 ihe cIuo at It's next meeting; carried and the
James p; Glotzbach the committee.
-. Barrett, ESQ being present was invited to
himself had learned a trade, and always classed
hmsei1 as one OF them The speaker went on to give
how these relations could be to result
IN greater good TO mankind. He referred to ireland
had brought about fearful state of things. The
whole trouble there: as in this CITY is in one little
city he had witnessed much misery; soup houses
were the order every season: There was no excuse
by gvTs labor to the ' workinsman He then
asked, has there ever been laborng man put
list Of chief magistrates of this city down to Sayies
= Bowen, aud what have they all been-profes-
The first to Who Is y 9
the workingmen. Applause. Matthew G Emery
himself and had raised himself up high position
IN the community, and would soon occupy the high
thought in future professional men should be d.,
carded IN the choice of officers and honest working
Emery ives one of the first 70 recognize the eight
hour law, and reduced the number of hours with
Of men needed in our ward offices-who are In sympa
Thy with the poor. When such men as Matthew e.
Emery are chosen to fill our legislative halls then
Will We have wholesome laws enacted and executed
ana the rights Of all will be respected. Great ap
A committee of FIVE was appointed to act i'm con-
junction with the Fourth Ward Republican Club TO
Call mass meeting at an early day to make ward
nominations, and Dennis Looney, Frederick Hall
p p Mcnamara, Dennis Fitzgerald, and Henry
ted ha
Three rousing cheers for Matthew &. Emery, and
THE SIXTH WARD IRIsH Recommendation, Of
hen 90 toT Enery-A fs,c SftH on the Esnce-The
Sixth Ward Irish Republicans to the number Of ten
or Twelve met last night Andrew Neville in the chair
son set fire to stme wet powder compelling many 10
leave; and doors and windows were opened to venti
bis readiness TO burn powder with any opposer OF
54t Ss no 3He feSed to be Sn the burn he
that the club indorse N. G. Emery as their candi
date for Mayor; Discussion followed, which showed
ed their eyes wide enough to what - plainly
James MeDeyitt said he Joined the club
s sse and Vote be SHOULD sksrs;
HIS choice was c. Richards, but if he was not
he paS, &c for ,n E%srg IS the winning
acted very unwisely in joining either side Why was
haSa Ons Se fsw here 05
se re To0d IN, not vote for some Of the
resolution that they endorse the nomination OF
Sssyles j. Bowen as the regular candidate. james
that matter. The Chair wanted all to join in the
demonstration at the City Hall Friday night Some
one suggested that the invitation be extended to ali
GOOD Republicans: IVoice.-"That is not necessary
as Gil good Republic. do not support Bowen Tho
ChaIr said that had been reported that he was ex
PEELED from the Club at the last meeting, and he
wished the minutes corrected. Mr. McDeyitt asked
Chair what right he had pledge the yete of the
LIZ members q this Club to the support of Bowen,
when he Bowen has not handful of adherents In the
Club. The Chair denied that he had done So
RIVER FRoNT-J0hHSOn SWh1rf.-Arriyesl-schrs
exchange and Annie Il. Gibson; sloops Lewis ID :
rage and Blue Bell all with fish for market: schrs
fr1sisSnt johnson and b Stokely, with lumber for
u - church & Co. and Mohun Il Son.
Shfrtt s Coal and Wood Observation-Disclosures
hallahan, Galloway, Ly kens Valley coal for O. L.