Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
ENTHUSIASM FOR EMERY.
THE BOYS IN BLUE ENDORSE HIM
UNAHIMoUsLY,
Mr.. Emery Happily Responds 10 a
SeTenade. ra

Serenade, arn
The adjourned meeting Of the Boys In Bluo vas held
last nlaht Al Union League Hall General A. Grant IN
the chair The large hall on the second hoor o. the
building was crowded 70 Ia utmost capacity Nearly
all present being eolorod men. II VIII aforementioned
that last Friday night immense meeting uaH held
twas arranged at that nesting that vote should DO
.ssI ast niht on the report q tho committee 'Puo
On calling The meeting TO order last night ucuera
urant urged the necessity Of good order, and whom
quiet had been obtained Mr. J. y. Cramer road tho
report OF the committee appointed Al the last meeting,
In order that Al present should understand IT,
The reading finished. WIN. H. Brown moved TIM, tho
vote passsd Al The last meeting. declaring that vote
should % taken upon tho report without debate, be
Geo W. Haiton then moved a a substitu.s for the
long report tho following resolution .
p. s.,S'd Es f tho pO IN Bs T., MgSS " 3G
ton. and pledge themselves louss all honorable means
The reading Of ths subs,ato was received with loud
spplauss. H... |...t
W. n. Bruvn thoualh hs, vas rathsr premature,
II vas Understood that Major Richards prupoaed 70
withdraw from the oontos md ne asked woald IL not
be better 10 delay action the resslhtnn until aftor
he vithdreui A. soon ~ Major Richards vas put q
the Geld he felt confident that then the whole people
would DO unanimous In favor Of Mr. Rme7. ....
Mr. Hatton said he In favor Of spcakinF tho
opinion OF Tho Boys In Blue tonight taVcro Mathew
O. Rmery.
ms rtIOfiu movement ~ rANi1Nf
Boys In Blue must be In the van.
MI Barrets - chairman Of tho committno on roso-
olutions, aid that no wopld accept tho subsiiiuto
offered By Nj. HAtton. ...
Mr. Fletcher rising 10 a persnnal e1planatit ~ said
that no had been frequently asked since he ca, In
tho mestinH Have you sold out 10 Bowunf" He
wanted u distinctly understood that he would IA 1T
bovsn 70 NE death load eheeringl His first ehot
w.s Major A. o. Richards but a. was evident In ala
not nsad 70 be candidate he lad concluded TO take
MAthew O. EmorJ ~ his oanddate and would pledse
him his support HT-T. : 7 -
David r. Parkor aid ho vas a member II tho Rich
ards convention, bat The his friend Brown no was
tired Of waiting 10 heat from tho MAor and having
understood that he intended 10 resign no would now
pledge himself 70 Mathew o. Emop, and prophsV that
At the coming election No Emery would tccoto more
majority than Bowen viii roceiyn vptca
Emery Endorsed.
The vote was then takcn the resolution BY rising
vote, and With . fair showing 10 all the phsir an
Three rouslnE chcors wore then given foe Mathc. O.
RmsrJ. ."-.- - .TI.--' -
Tho following resolution VS. thon offered by Nj. q
d. Gordon and unanimousiy Ad0ptsdi I'D b..
hsye u9isimoaslT sgdeI.sd Ma lhss E,nS,5 Zoe he
Sissd That sis %s.aI q nc proper mo r
2,v1 sss iSs sSIStIso q nc whole to walt on
Chaplain J. W. Green offered tho iollowinH which
wa unanimously adopted DO .. 10 y. nod.
l. NE bqy, Il Bl1e vii support none for Office but
That the Bows In Blue viii support mono ior ufoo
and Az In favor N u.ins tbs fund' y tSS ~ bsi5
ing ~ permanent improvements In contradistlncton
part o. the ely for the bousdt Of contraction and real
nv ~ NJ. Il, p,,0 iii .,,., 49, a..
but s Pds q p S wa RS u RRaG i"s q oST
vast water Pover, impToylns our rlyor trout, doing
honorable means Investment d capital ID 10 city and
i Ivy sShoos win CAPACITY OF educating
Thai ths Boy. d blue win support mono foe once
district Nth equal snrAge for the whole District, and
".rn Au lS IN ConarosA E
"a. " Son.'oo u,s hon hpp2ihIeu V NO
W. M .A, ns ~ 70 % Visited ~ "; h1u2s'
mm. hainSIiora, ohAres H. Usher CnAplAin j. w.
49, 49, ~ " eimsi y nsoos> .ULa
49, sno ~ oti ie nn.iiws ne ne moolihE
~ NC ~ N,lunE =" iNh'ty'
Tho COMMITTEES ns%sd a .Ss,. i . y postom tho u,
ss,sned .hsm .hos, time boIoto ths nesting .ook
sLIsoa - sir on
psrior vhsrs M ns!,on % behalf Of ne committee
Informed sr candidate Of inc action Of the otsAnsa.
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would ..sHS- I. The compliment paid him whom ''
Mr.. HsttoS. Nh Rmsry. you ought to have beOn
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AZ M. ra.1dsn. "a -. Hp0A,S ~, $1,000 's ~,
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Mr.. o. ID. Barrett then proceeded to introduce Mr.
Emery 70 the n..,mblpd ero,d In a fo,y reuArks M
p.r.,, - =, ar -hi,it an ,hi.h ,h.t, ~ \,
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hsn snhiinistciea NJ haheai hnAir. ana th
DO equally as suocessinl With tho Affairs Of the city q
wAshllIs,an: Af.e. .hsoo hoArty ehsor' had bOo'