Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
Local Matters.
THE FIRST WARD NVINCIBLES
An ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF EMERY MEN
DENUNCIATIoN or TnE CITY HALL.
RING.

runsing meeting of tho First ward Invincblcs was
held At the Stevens sohoolhouse last night, Thomas
Martin president Of tho club, In the chair ard John
Brooks, secretary.
Captain d. A. Fish from the executive committee
made a report, recommending the appointment Of a
committee of hftccn, TO detect illegal registration.
2 The appointment Of two ohailongors.
.. THAT evcry member Of tho club examine the list
and that their own names arc correctly rcSstered
and that Of their friends also.
Edward Watson ssid that he went TO the registry
and bad his nsno name put downbut II did not appear
on the list As printed
Capt Fish said n was beyond controversy that mAny
had been left OF the printed list II might
might not have been a mistake, In either case II
should be corrected and each man should that his
name there
May 9ith ictter from John H. Brooks defending the
coored people from the imputAtion and slur Of VIM A.
Cook, who designated them At meeting Of the Hin.
bot club, ~ common niggurz"
ThereadnH Of the letter was received with prolonged
chsers
Tho secretary read letter from y. A. Tarorns, as
follows
The0a, Sufi", ~, President hriHcibts c'nS Firs'
.smi Having bsqn IN sympathy with the grievances
Of your club, and having been desruus 70 the
siS VA K D Rshsrd,, isit q my dSg % bsSo%sS
our programme We werS lett as beiieve IN this con.
dsT VIII tSS ssp%snt sIresed y ,ss cub "a "
second ehoico ior Mayor, its ondorsoment Of NJ a
club Of myself while member. and sfcT thsnkins you
SSg yHdor nv non
RSpSSs.sa VII bs antsd II our choice isr ,SSss wo
'' a 10 rS SSsPces IS ;J gDuT EATAnSs
Mt. Henry johnson said he admired tho manliness
Of the letter and respected tho writer lilo reluctantly
moved the acceptance Of the resignation.
The motion vas then put and carried.
to &c q eTsy hs f1 1 man i Ssi
Matthew y kmcY vas INC Ieggir Snd d. legitimate
@nS S .s sS a. pS %s5 vi, s,a s6 i,
he Rspqbican Pary i u, earliest and darkest days
and say they had iOr.AtOn the party nov In its pros
Nj Bowen had associated around him a set Of bad
men who had led him on 70 his ruin and they had gone
around denouneng the oldest and host Republicans
He held tSat tlc Republican party had : right =,
h RsI own en- Sno'iS ANS ~ ~ raj ~ Nad ba
their e9lddatc and any ono who opposed him was not
liz Defended tho RspublIcanl.m Of Mr. Emery from
The eharEo q being DepoeraL ie knew va, there
were some who eoud soc no faint upon lis ehsrsotcr
he Tom foTspSSs and tSo Peter MACS V going iaf
NJ: Bowen loud spplsssel H9 then prSoeeeSd %
long chapter Of his financial dcyeoigns "t9o numsT.
.Sd g ana HsS 1 sSs be S S The
Mr.. Charles J. King, one Of the trustees Of the
he teachers 81 the eolored sehoos had ali been PAID
HEM johnson reminded Mr. King thai three thou.
ssscrihcsd that they might DO paid Laughter and
d D Fn S ns' W." %ps so.s ps l%
forced into liquidation y II pursued such course A.
month II no attempted 70 carp his aiairI IN that
way. ,,
crats would vote for Mr. Emery because they desired
honest admlhstTstiou, and because they desred
ident ard OF Congress- They wanted man who, q he
went % OOn sou,d command 'a her Ts,psst % pGn,
corporation wanted TO build markethouse they would
' S wS D W. nsi sBSsis, and s,Id he ann
ported Mr. Emery because no believed him tho for
NE NE he he aT S r. a os SSRSST g.
Rmcg. Mt. Bowen's friends had done him more In
S3 9s " ws Rd bss sS not oS even tSomssG
. When nan n. NJ .aa tod s.5tPF q W which
who ooad not respeci himself copid not eIpeoi 70 10
sp5ss va ~ SJ ~ and nv W " S
tho cause he advocated.
promises aBd Srsp snd ssSa Il ho az WaRted hnSa
TO- 60 on lCriss Of No, no. .--.
slS6S to pay he bank must b paid 6o:oryg Tho he
hboTcr were, and what would be left 9r the working
tors would got AL and ihe wOrkiaE vop.l stand
NJ John il. Brooks spoke al sSme iSnsth upon tho
,Aerodness Of Tho ballot and aid that any attempt 70
ths PsrsSn tying . srss IS9H p vote oS him vas
ny nv SSrSs s ana Sssk sP al S We
can, and he regretted 70 sec that liz friend had aid
ps 1So 5 made IS's o Sa
PARTY, the whites would have white mans party.
felt Tsoeed not that S5is%sd man had BEEN sdmitisd
but bcsause OF the cosmopolitan idea that the senate
yneSSs 10 Syod stTootSoPner noisy dssSsoa a. o not s
hkey g % any good gr Aaordne Opportunity for
charge that The inyinciblos had been sold out and