Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
FOURTH ward worh,nrmsn,s nspub.

| IIoRn Club.
| The WofklnEmenis Republican Club Of the
Fourth ward met last night Al the hall corner
| II street And New Jersey avenue, ]. q. wall,
president, In the chair. Henry Batton, See
/ Rotary. There were about $50 In attendAnce.
Propositions for menoergsship being nr,' In
Msisrs, Keppel and johnson were sPpoigted
a committee 10 visit the meeting At Bouldln'l
| church and inform those In session there that
the club would need l9b torches 10 turn out IN
the procession t0-nlGht.
on motion Of J. =. Frazier, a committee Of
9 ge,s sPR9,n sn 20 w 1p4a ssn b9s,c
would be admitted before that board At the
time Of registration In the Fourth ward.
Samuel Bacon, Henry Barton, Dennis Looney,
Daniel Dillon and Frederick Han were chosen
a. the committee.
Z. q. nlns being, called for, proceeded to
sddIess The club; He said there were two
The man who worked with his hands was
better developed physically and better enabled
70 enjoy life. AaAlawyer he claimed to be 4
wotkingman a. much as the man who h andl led
aplck. Capital 10 aggressive. Men Of money
associate together, and Il IL necessary fol
workingmen 70 combine to resist the AEgrss-
| sion Of capital, Statistics show us that one
half the property 10 the country was held BY
| one tenth OF the people Ia 1870. In 1890 one
hall the property was owned BY one twentieth
Of The people, This shows the aggression Of
since 1900 this aggression hiss received a
check BY the combustion OF worklngmen. See
o. this city whose lutsrssts are idsStici VIII
the workingmen, and who will look out foi
your Interests, II Emery IL that man let hin
0S LEI !, Sc sn man wSp n yos wan, .py,b,n,
| will grant It, That has not been the ease for
the last year and half, Put man IN who Il
looking out All the time for his own advantage
| and AggrAndiIement. There 10 no man would
vote for more eheerfully than the man NJ your
eholes, MsthsE e.. Emery. lAppii.usel -.
can and the man. A few weeks will decide
But heal your differences. Let there be bui
one man. We want a change. Il We do not
gotten US aud means TO Judge US. live don't
have q change we are all dotards, and deservs
to have = man rule US who will insult Us,
sSy linen &. S ud. h 4 Ss.s to A,Sarss he I'll
withdraw, Of course. But there will be nc
oe9anion for him to withdraw. tApTltuse,l
You must go to work and with your votes
defeat the present dynasty, and a nasty thing
II 10, The workingmen are In large mSjority
and li they do not elect a mau Of their choice
Il will he because they are not united. BE
unltedj let there be no blekerlurs.
Henry Barton offered the following;
Retyipcd, That we heartily lndorse the nomi
nation Of Matthew q. Emery foe Mayor, aud
recognize 10 him true Republican and true
| friend to the workingmen OF this OIL y, and
that we pledge ourselves TO give him oul
hearty support at the ballotboS.
OGptAln J. p. shilling being called for, said
he had belonged TO several clubs, aud had Gu
| deavored to have the platform OF the reform
Republieans introduced into them, but ths
| City Hall ring had defeated them 10 every 10
stance. He believed this club was not a clique
with being anti. Republican because we vii
not support Bowed. They will not give yot
days work ifyou are notfor Bowen. IL thlI
He referred to the celebration OF the is,l
| instant In somewhat unoomplim entary terms
Bowen was putting everybody. TO work nov