Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

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or Mayos Rowan NOAH tbst ia ,sIl ny Te.
nominated, II not by fair means then By foul
means aud triekery. Now, wish 70 AJAX II
no should geI me nomlnatlon y un,sir ana
eat onr votss fer him I Tor ono would
nike 70 be enlightened upon this point. A
Western paper, In an Article on the subject |
,als ~ datPpi o. SSst 1 motive Of Sspsdisssy
oan call upon the voter 70 DO ~
psSi4 wSt'eri ~ not boitD NAV ~ stsSd
By the ticket through thlsk and thin. They
I,saSins 1oaTaal. indspspd nj and n. rtl.,p.
boldly as.ail this bad policy. Whist they ash,
su.tsIS me eorrunt' aad a issd eorrunlion'
Thus the New York IrisEns, rsisrrlng 70 the
i9o hs ~ si sss.e MsI vac p'A'e "S
We urge every good sltizsu forthwith TO re-
'oi'Th.t he will Ia An the el.v on the dav
Aforesaid.
ne .ha.s. ns "''' 'o'e 'o' ''s'S o'1ee' vac" y"
., That he win. not vote for an unworthy
bs,Sss nan y, IN S IN, .t.na S EVEN tho9"h M
should eonstrain him TO vote alone"
In answer 70 our correspondent We reply
that We have no idea thai MI Bowen can
DO fairly nominated. Inc people 10 all the
wards are clearly against MIN, put We 90 not
know what may happen IL MI. Cooks views
are 70 prevail No citizen eau readthe Cor
porahon Attorneys remarks at tho Third
ward meeting on Friday night and hh 70
discern deep purpose TO exclude from the
primary elections all who do not pronounce
the political shibboleth a. he docs That
speech clearly meant tho exclusion, as faras
possible, OF all who do notswear BY saJles
D. Bowen and WhhAm 4. COOK.
but In reply 70 the o'ner PORTION oi our
Correspondents inquiry We say empnAu-
eahy, mat Standing upon .ho PlAholth OF
the New fork TRIBUNE, the ne" ORR "ne''
the chicago ITiotas, ihe Cincinnau Sa''"''
ana all INC most prominent hepuolicanJour-
mas OF inc country We DON'T Recognize tne
Hgnt OF SCI Oh corrupt ponueiAns 70 oina
the people 70 'ne car OIL any man or 'etoi
men. All our citizens, except eorpoAlion
employees and salaried ofnelals IKE Cook
and Morse, or iucumoeuts OF Slneeures Ike
Peck, demand reform In city Affairs. That
Is the great demand Of tho day and the hour.
We must have ~ or We win become bank
rupt and reproaeh 70 the whole country.
The present outrageous management Of city
Affairs must DO set aside.
We take u, therefore, that the convection
to meet on Thursday Will not only nominate
a candidate, but VIII also lay down plat
form Of principles. That platform must
either DO In the interest Of reform or Il rnust
declare that Bowen's administration has
been a success. II the former, Bowen can
pot stand nm II. III thu latter. our mamie
n.y. SAM on "' 'uo iA''V., ~ P,I,P.s
,,,i,.a 49, a.. ,,oi,o,, .h.o,n,.lv .n,oid.l a.
miueu uPOn Poiey e"soiN'e's Su'etN-' W
good government. But that convention can
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oompei no man 70 'o'o io1 ~ un"V''uy
candidate, and II Cook aud his clique at
temPe W reNu unen Vus VI '"o h'Puo'ieAn
PARTY because they Will not support Sayles
No. ,h.r In h.vo 40 ,,,o..,Ih. M
D. DoNens 'neJ VIM ha'S W Pt"eSitD0 s"o
most prominent men ln the party men who
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,n,n,, - h. ,n.h, and men Who are Va, ar,nlv
sa,,.ehod 10 ~ in,.ro.,s I'M, vbo IovoI IA
$500 ~ woIi N sIIow n n he svamned
IL .1rnor,Ing a man who has beeu weighed
n tha h.Ianco and foupd wanting. Alnply
hoeau,s certain ,slf-oop,tituted leaders OF
the party say he must be supported.
A true and unmistAkahle Republican