Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-01
Enthusiasm for a. @. Richards in the
Rirat Ward.
IRISH REPUBLIcAN CLUBS

,y.ra m..,in,. 49,. hssornins nore lIyeIv m Al
they have been, and the question Of "who q
10 be the next Mayor IL Already discussed
n win he s.on by the report below that th,
~. Wa has .irc.dv InIIeated ia pfefer
enes for Major A. q. Richards, superinten
dent Of police. .. #....r
-. 49, u.ruhat..,, Snuh g.
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"A meeting o. the first ward hepnohean
glub was heid last evening ~ lhe sS,enehs
SehooLhousel the pret!dept. Henry Hlmoer,
IN the chair, WIN, Prender secretary
Anet uansnolng Iou,ine business, ht. y
a; steWart, ehslfmAn o, the eneeuuNe eon,
mis- msstiaE Win ne view q Ih,ugers,ins
would commence their labor. 90 Monday next
TO Represent the club At the registrAtion. ant
motion was made 10 elect two Representa-
uyes.
the Chair, and would Announee them later Il
the evening.
Alfred bay thought the election should b
done By the club, but the Chair declined q
entertain n. a... 's.N..
After some further controversy on the sub
cot,
called for the purpose Of filiibusteringI but
that was the order Of things u could be don
20 their hearts eonteHt,
Chair refused TO entertain aud next moved q
reconsider the vote. M "
Not voting at al, the Chair ruled that motto
out OF order.
Mr. Day offered the folIowlngi
"In view OF the procla nation Of the Presl
dent ofthe United States this day issued pro
ment 20 the Oonstituiion,
"Retoired, That this club reaolye itselfinto
mas. meotlng to consider the ptopriety o.
making srrangements showing our appreeia.
ton OF this grand aetioa Of the natlon.n
The Chair ruled the resolution out OF order,
and his decision was sustained,
The executive oommittee we're empowered TO
hire two carriages for the purpose OF taking
persons to the reglitration rooms.
Mr.. Phillips, ehairmAn OF the campaign com
finely, and would show progress al the next
election.
Mr.. stewart moved that the First Ward
Irish Republican Club be invited to unite
with this club In forwarding the objects OF the
campaign committee, which was agreed to,
and the secretary Instructed 70 notify the
FIRST Ward Irish Club OF this action.
MT. Prander offered the fOllowingt
RsiOlved, That we view with dlaRppFobatloI
the conduct OF certain Individuals, whose puT
pose In coming TO the hall (proved by their 40
lion while 10 the halD L. for the sole purpos
Of ereating disorder sGd interfering With III
duet Of Said Individuals tends to bring II,
members Of this club, as a body, into diaeTedi
In the mtnds OF our tellow-eltizena
Bs Isythsr r.soirsd, That = repeII,ion Q
to ezpulsion from this hall.
John MeAny thought the resolutions should
DO adopted. He regretted that certain Re
Rusisa Sans no. m ,n InS, o. ne club eam'
esedings. Harmony should exist In this ward
aud By adopting them the club would expresi
ita dlsApprobation.
The Chair commenced TO discuss the cues
tion, when Robert Thompson objected 10 tho
president debating every question. Let him
vAeaie the chair and take his chances with
Mr. Hlmber turned over his authority To
Vice President Forester, aud took the floor,
advocating the adoption OF the revolutions
and moved that they be adopted.
Alfred Day opposed their adoption. He
thought there was malice In then, and the
devil had got poaaession Of the mslorlty Of
the members Of the club, 1t was not right fol
the club TO adopt such sentiments.
Mr. MeAny asked " the speaker was not 4
The Chair ruled the question out Of order
He did not recognize any one but Republicans
Mr.. DaY warned the voters Of tae First
Easa ssH5h 'hs d nIInlnstions Of The politics.
trouble and caused existing dtssensions.
Jerome johnson deprecated the adoption Of
me Tes 1nitnD ne s eShsiassed them HnPssss
lttloal gatheHngs. Let the resolutions be
voted aown. ,,.,.,
tions would drive every good thiokInE man
away RON their meeungs, and he moved that
they pc lAla on the tAble. Varied unAni-
mouAly. -, =
, h 10 ~ h.nsr,snt IN MS misetanE Nas
cans q The Esrd, and I'd Asasa q they hsd deaSsd
snen sNussion, - ~ 49, NOV present Nhen
the nesting was ORGANIZED.
hsa ms ., S nIsI.tIoa tn,y hal pot A. yel
onSIeu lny ~. woulq oe allowed
10 IG 20 ~ M Pt ~ Giae 4os ~ 1
A.eL u1soialink "a " se'ie oiIi @ long stand.
2F ss o Isld Ss o.
P.b ~, NJ. =. ~ y y. - t 49,. NeIS hhY
Irish Irish hspeeLissians present That they could ad-
"a, sts,1sSt as.irsd IN ofrs, =. ,..oI,,,i..
Hsnay johnson rose 70 I poIat Of oTdsS' was
II r,sa,iss ih S iIl,a w ,hI iresPes
80 ~ ,rsnSsst snd ySonG No. NJ s oust-
-. ,s.ointion N vs.s AZ tnin,ss. '''' S'o"'
ss,aissI that ths SantSsI cnUa',,,o. A.. =.
s.,.s - Ill ne - ,n,eainss H. III ~ w ~
IuSS 5 " ~ ~ N HSi ~ ~ ~ NAlls
on lhu'sSay ~ -, ~, ~, iaV, iot me
p nIpo.., sHas.os,nn ~" ueiesA'eA 10 the
hI ~ a.,,nd,s ~ IN rs.oI,,io, Az s,..-.,
~ snPPon 2. 'he IsspIution Mr. stewart
ssia hst o. iste = great deal had been said
s ,II y, ipI ths NAY
uHH' ~ wss poiLisl ~ onAlgS the ofuet OF
.nink 1880 ~ =. ns noPeu the tesointlon
NSe w ~, ~ ~ y = u tesIine o. 'he .snll-
msnt. y. w nN,1 hepuoleshs esa that
Oe ~ s1 an eaIly uAy num-
e., ~ ,,.ss Mss.. sn, sahoned; AImonk
Emery ana s1ns,,nt,s mtsnulah niAI pIsh
H"NfS AHu Supo''neuueht n W hoh-
Ards, ,,0ou,,.,, =, 49,. :, 49,
p..h. a.. ~. sta,t ~ nv hae o. Mgot
ANteltup NaS bteo'sa win pLoiohbea hna tte-