Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
TIE IRISH RRPUBLICANs.

Mesiing Of hs RoDeR Wiaa Of hs FiyH and Sc.
eSnd WdrdS Difference Of opinioH -DsnUa-
ciaifoA Of the LtIh Republican Executive Com.
miiss--TAe IFfis' Hal Irish RspHbIieans Rspu.
disisd-Colorcd Irlih RspHbiiea Cons. Issioa'
or Hin1sr Dsfsnds hs Mayor and IaHi Ne
Speaks BY authority -RstoiuifOnI Eadoriiag
Mayer Bopsn. ..
A meeting OF the Irlsh Republican, OF tho
First a1d Second wards was held laat tight at
Seventeenth and EiEhtoenth streets, L. 81.
Clair preslding, and John Prender secretary.
MIR. Henry Hinber, Commissioner Of the
~E.S ws s'sS ss
which were adopted
whereas certain msu claiming to DO repre-.
isSton met al wis Hail on las, y tuesday
night and constituted themselves the Irish
Republican Executive Comuittee Of this eityj
those men represent only themselves and
about aixty or seventy othors out OF the
twenty-five hundred Irish Republicans Of the
any persons to hold Themselves out to the
public As our representatives, who are not
we'll quallasd and duly authofiIed to do 90;
Rsioivsd, That We thus formally and publicly
protest against the conduct and pretehtions Of
these mohi that we caution the public to put
among so intsIllgept add spirited a body u
men As the Irish Republican, OF this eityt
that We are eonpellcd BY sense Of duty 10
the public generally, to pfonouhes the entire
though a small oRsi and thai II Rust 6svs
| great knave II he had the ability TO 30 one I
Received, That the report Of their proceed.
inEs eonelusiyely pIovel them to be upat 70
fmen, even II they were authorized to do 30,
inABmpch az they spoke aud acted Tor every
ward in the city, while by their own showing
FitBt or the Third wArdI that the Annouuor.
| mont Of their design 70 start Irish Republican
clubs 10 those wards that already have then,
| but who would not ountenAnoe their scheme,
aud the fact that the Second ward was not
| represented TO their kuowiedges but BY a few
irresponsible men, who represented only
by Themselves, all show that those SeiFeoh.
| stituted repreEs ntAtiSes have only their own
Paltry pe1onal projsets in risw iasteAd OF
principle, aud the genef al good OF their pFopIe,
and that their conduct ID well eAieulsted 20
inJure the Republican parfy, 70 create strife
49, S:d H$Rss re SS si ss scS
Rs,oived, That the conduct Of this party ha.
which were adopted BY this aisoei alton 20 me
weeks ago In opposition to the creation Of
any such body Ne this as entirely unnseea
that or only comfort IL 10 View Of its eEistsnes
that u oAnnot do Us much inluIy, nor do thai
/ very lopg, As tits rotten bsfoIe IT'S ripe, and
viii soon be buried and forEotiep, or II rem en-
bered At all, only to the disGraoe Of him who
talned him. Nm
dorSing Mayor Bowen, and hoping thu, he
NJ; HlnSsT Ssi%s called upog, dsrsad.t
log that al TIaisSoas lie had bsss PUB
ii,esd 70 The REPUBLICAN, AEAinat His Roys
HVoiss. Do you speak from authority r.
hIr. HimbeI. I do. ftApplAuse.l Il
Mt. Robert Thompson, (eolored,) council
man from the First ward, (not an Irish man,
Bowen, for which he was loudly Gpplauded.
Orles for Syphax, Peter O'DAy aud othera Il
address the meeting failed Of response, When
dorslng Mr. Bowen and the prinelplea OF III
Republican party,
Al the conclusion Of the reAdlnE,
OounoilmAn Robert Thompson mot an ITlah
mani proposed three Oheers Tor Mayor bowen
The cheers were given with will, and tn
resolutions adopted, ..GIl. 4
mAnl was unAnlmously elected an honoTArl
member OF the club, and, being called upoi
TO address the meeting, said he Tell happy fo
the honor conferred, and detailed At length tn
working OF the political machinery Of th
FiTst ward, and concluded by asserting thu
Mayor Bowen was the friend OF the working
The foiioSlnS rssoiations we're then adopted
tion our object has been 10 carry out Thu
principles OF the great Republican party, an
that Therefore ~ cannot support any maj
for the MAyorAlty Of thh city Who has 20
convinced us BY hiH conduct that he IL = liyl 10
embodlment ofthe principles Of the hepubll
RsioIpsd, That sAylss J. Bowen has prove
himself such man a. thin, and that therefor
We will work with all our might 70 make his
the candidate Of the Republican party In tn
enaninG municipal contest.
CounollmAn Thompson was elected 40 hon
oFATy momberJ after which the club adjourned
THE PREstpRHT yesterday morning OK
pressed his regrets to MeHHFI. NJ. NJ, KaIEh
hnd p, ]. 0aTTetaOn that previous engage
meats would prevent bis accepting their AZ
yltAtlOn to attend the NsW Jersey aoolAbl
on Monday evening next
, THE Great Falls lee Company announce /,
the citizens Of the District that they are pr,
pared to furnish them with Toe regularly ant
Puhetually during the Ontiro season,
} Ala, n. II. BEAH, OF the Unlted States Hots
PennsylV4nla avenue, near the Capitol, call
attention 10 hia reduced rates OF hotel board
See his AdyeFtllsmoRt,