Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03


TO the convention last evening;
lie would like 10 see any such election. The |
Invinciblea had aettho example, aud expressed |
eleeting delegates. but these outsiders who
4 Voice. Hinber has meeting tonight 10
M Bowen. well, ,haps the way they will |
have TO elect their delegatea-in the outaktfts.
when they went into the convention, he said,
i would pc shs sS nv Ss wan,eS to Know how
those men were going to recall the abuse they
had heaped upon tho man 10 the choice OF the
The peopie. lie had been told by a colored
man In his ward that u Bowen was nominated
there were = thousand Republican who would
NJ lie sy met men every day who said the same
thing. lfthil be true can be unite the Repub-
lioAn partyt IUrios, No, no, mol The man
hs had been ssn s,s.s AZ S"sSsI
said thinss Of him that no decent man ought
10 say Towards him his feelings, personally,
he believed Major A. Il. Richards could be
elected. tApplAuse lie believed that Major
Richards could unite the Republican party,
stand against him. iOheoTs for RichSfdG.l
Nominate Mr.. Bowen and the opposition can.
dldate will be elected. Voices, THAT 10 SON
thst he viii receive s1fieisnt votes from he
opposition TO elect him. What hiss he done TO
gain the Democrats aud lose the Republicans
IL the ORGANIZATION had neen held intact and
nobody wronged n the friends Of the Repub.
llean PARTY had been cared for and the oppoai.
tion respectfully treated, why were go many
Republicans opposed TO the present exeeutlyet
WHY was u that 80 many Of the opposite
party had been cared ioIi II the Republican
party wants to elect man that viii take
care OF Its Interests, do not let US elect
man supported by the men who two years
ago 80 bitterly opposed US, ...
He wanted all 10 90 TO work honestly and
squArely and see that there was no trickery
isTiy opposInE Major Richards would the
moruing after the nomination be on their
knees 10 him. He wanted to say Major Rich
ards was his frat choice and his last choice.
A voice who 10 your second ohoioei
Mr.. Boswell. have none; ! go for winning
the horse or losing the saddle: He went into
the convention with A. q. Richards inscribed
on his banner. He did not propose any COM
promise, and the very moment Republicans
falksd about eomptomise they lost deal There
was a want Of confidence In the present Mayor,
and 10 nominate him was TO be defeated.
He said that In the Fiflh ward they had
made arrangement to hold their primary eleo-
Uon In n small hall, which they ealculated to
an with corporation laborers, and so keep out
4 Voice Then tear the hall down.
Mr. Boswell. No don't do anything like that.
Let the mohl come from the other side. Don't
raise any disturbance. You only inJure the
'" H,tSS S close u his remark, Mr.. Boswell was
90 motion Of Henry Johnson the following
were appointed vigilance committee to hunt
out fraudulent voters at the primary election
on wednesday, VIM. Sehouler, Perry Wilson,
Richard brow, Thomas ". Harris, John NJ.
fiotts, Charles II. Lemos, Freeborn woodsou,
Washington, john Stewart, WIN. Blackwell,
John L. CLARK, Charles l.. Webster and Alfred
Jones.
On motion the rules were suspended, and
The club, wa, allowed 70 sddres. the meeting.
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mehta Mh'Sh nAn USen P'yhss ncn,io.Pa
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pared 10 show me nna nn,nS S0 20 W. o. .he
S.t s W, aV ~ ,t,ing ,bs g,,,r:s sn,,es,
~. and nay as his position enabled Rim 10 know,
ne supPo''u my "'u'u w s''u W ANU" 'he
TUE ai1.., ma, wo ,yo,Ia lila to bs.r "a f,or
a dlsIntefssied party.
,ybiSb prtSsps NJ one else hsd' he felt tbat n
wa W.. h,s gay ~ sIsts wb.t NJ. f,rts ,verc ~
49, S,,,sa yhS 6ooL. ~ thc cnSno,atiann' r.
rsi Hn or csrtsip mISststsmenl" in
liz ,ssnt 81 10 road from bis Tabuiated ,t.,e.
,0ant VEN In ,ShIcS Ss mi%ed he SnstinS and
gnnded Jcbts and the bonds in 4 wHy 10 show
MSvoT Inwcn a model on economy and nnAb-
Sit Dus ns SI now 1n,rg .nnut i'm oitv
W 'ue ~ ~ $50 "a. az S,hnn..nJ ~
nmount'I 70 " Sst,.hss ntIht M, an MI
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Nt'h,,ss ~ ,Sborn they were giVen kne,v there
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Wa no mS9sy ~ a,son Ia .,sD, ,,re ,,oo.,
L. s.s1ta. "a sysyeiIng sna Imnrovtng ths
.,,asn,s H. hsb bssn Iope in sIEtsen Sears
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IT, ish,,ns"p
=" ynIse And thry have mt been nnIl
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eil rm' .h,. A.. N,,v,on,, .xroo..
..smsj 10 Iissonsert him. and he tonE Ms
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t.. t.,n.o, ,.nti.d 10 Ne N.,,,o, .,d
ha,s. ntS s,S,i,u nkun ussa Is nf. 30 seh
before the OouETesslonaI committees, which
rather varied from Mr.. BowenB. He charged
that Mr. Newton'a figures were cut and htted
10 suit the occssion.
Mr. bowen had IN his message said that
the revenues would exceed the expenditures,
40 that AT The close OF the year there would be
400, and 10 bank. Was II therCi There was
4 large account vt the FiTFt National Bank,
but II was the bank AgAinst the corporation
Instead ofths corporation against tho bank.
The iAborIng men could not even get gro
Gerry orders for their pay, and even food for
the horses that dragged the Ore engine was
came hero with figures to show the prosperous
condition OF the finances.
At the close OF Mr., Johnson's remarks the
meeting adjourned to meet at the sAme place
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