Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-04
BOW EN- DESPERATE.
JAMES II. O'BEIRNE BROUGHT HERE TO DO
HIS DIRTY WORK.
ATTEMPT TO BRIDE EMERY MEN.
O'TrIruc Claims to Carry Corporation Of
ices In Ills Pocket.

Just before tho Presidential election In Is Colonel
JaInos II. OBeirns who had beon a loud and rampant
DCmocrat, Topped over and booAme a rnbd Republ
can II was stated al tho time that there money
Ia tho movement.
rhs vas soon apparent as p'Bsirgo vas speedily on.
obtained good deal Of notofiey as ono Of Bouen's
odds enough, ErIduhisd iron that TgaSrfsSIS dirt
hp'asss TO Iho rosLhssls St2n Of Disturbing CLERK
banda, and he Is hero doing tho dirty work Of hi,
Sa st oS h Sd R re hu T 10 % as sPps
lI o1I sdop,od sliIs3s ls W have TO succeed
him, for bis services VIII be money thrown away.
III sn VIZ nw S.5 Of he the o. zig
lstiEss po{iS SVgrGsehnE NJ Doyio vas yell &C
taa recognition WHEN about the following converse,
O'Reirne, with assumed dcIiEbt) Why. how aro
hqylc How arc You, Colonel ! hope you sro well
snsy5 I Iog w Z Mr. T bSyi iS '0" 'N"' tho" P"'"
O'Botmc. How arc all the Childroni Well, hopo
n2lS; On Us, quite veil ,
tS SSerySodj si.S N Wilmington st nov w ''' IN
Doyle, Well. yes; tho political situation Is pretty
oBor9el with apparent IndIHcronce0 IsupposO JOu
g'S BoSaS ap sa y P'S'EPo oI ~ En
wouldn't touch him with tea foot pole. Mary Bowen
o'Beirnc with apparent surprise, What You are
not going to vote Tor id Know Nothing, are
Dgyle. No; lam not But am going TO vote for an
didats He Is not a rensgGds -io'Bsirus Winsedj%
but an honest, faithful man; man WHOM We can
trust.
,o'BeIrns Bowen hA. been Eosd Mayor and a good
Republican. and Jqu cettaiuly can't 80 back on him.
for Emeg did not come ihto tho parry at the elsv,
O'BciTns then commenced to plesd with Mr. Doyle,
promise him any Ofoo he coald an II he would ony
cast his Influence for him. Hs did not caro- what
office he Wantad hs CD1ysl cJuld have IT, lie pledged
lnfouned Mr.. ID, that there was not another man Ia
Washington IN whom no would Nlye such pledge.
Mr.. Dqyls Indignantly spnrnod tho hrbe, and In.
bin, would vnta for kneTy principle, and that
bnbe could sway them from their purpose. lie thsn
loft OBcme, who roturued To Gleason, 10 oVeI
OBsHe Y not the only man engaged IN this bdbeg
| business William A, Cook tried the game With
Wnngy Jones few days aHn. lie called Mr. Jones
| Ia his house, aud addressed him first a. "Brothsi
JONES" but that made Jones Indignant for no dd moi
wish 10 he disEraoed and iaIutod By such raternEA
ton Then II was Mr. JOnea and finally u was iAmihAi
"WtAnEY, " but the game would not work. M. JOno'
The bait for Mr. Jones was position on the IIool
and ladder but that could moi take, Tor he informed
GD9k that he wanted to run with a machine thai
sluir's" bat he Indignantly spurned any offer eiths
We have still another ease that was unsuccessful
| Yesterday Nj. John o'Meara, tho wsll.known prssi
| dent Of the fiith ward Irish Republican club, Al
unsWcrytnE Emsy man, was waited upon BY commit
too and informed that thoy hal come directly from Mr.
Ing ODER That Mr.. Oulahan, the Irish candidate OF
the Nth ward Bowen ticket would Withdraw aud M
OMeAra substtnted IN his steah, and that he Woul,
would throw his influence for Mr., Bowen" IL IL need
less say that the offer INDIGNANTLY EpuTnod Nj
O'heara informinE thcm that he was not Tor SAiO.