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

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| Williams, II. j. BeAiL b. T, Fountain, Is. n
lntosh, Michael Duffy, jas. W. ConpSt, jao
/ Il, Wright, Jas, Campbell.
RlchaFds' Delegates-John t. johnson, I
| y. CONNOLLY, Dr. X. u, Detrlok, Peter Damp
bell George u, i'oston, Louie sehwing, IOhi
| w, Freeman, DR., h, NJ. Struggled, Aaron Rus
sell, uustayus Kuhn, HenryO. Sheriff.. Alex
snder b Thomas, Henry Clay, tvertoR Has
| kina, Leo, Gordon.
n. IN. Needs, the corporation book keepes
Bowen delegates by a large majority. fDeAf
enlng cheers for Bowen
The election was then commenced, the cor
poratlon otneisl being the nrst TO vote, o
The hrst vote for RIohsrdE delsEats. Wal
east By Mr.. Rullman, who entered the rooH
Miller was challenged BY ieaif ~ being ,
| Reform Republican. This Mr., Miller IndiF.
ns1tly denied, declaring that he was In favor
OF The party whoever II might be, provided /,
was done BY fair means, This did not sAtisfy
beall and Cook, aud the vote was Registered
: separate place with the understand M
ihs h .he Sommittee would consider 1t before
Mt. Job W. Angus voted for Richards, hui
declaring that he would not support Bowen L
counted Mt. Eegler voted for RIehsrds. mi
vas not registered Cook certifying that he
had no naturalization papers. Mr.. Bennsit
cooper tioEeth before, but would vote far
Bowen As he employed him and his horse and
eAtti nc would not vote Tor RiohArds Aa he aid
ny Know him. MT Beall prompted him and he
altered his last declaration and said M nomIns \.
.en he would vote for Rlehardbj his vote was
danny CahilI, Cooks Danny man. s,,,,,,
and announced that the Fourth ward had
elected Bowen delegates, Perry Catsnn
drought the same news from the Seventh ward,
s pd i't s ,am1y group was completed by the
the Second '''''
AZ tns, although a number. OF vo,sru were
~ nc polls were closed, the meet
ihK called 10 order and the vote annou ne ed a a
loliowsi For Bowen delegates, $40; FOR Rich.
ards delegates, ~. THE contested vote not
After the excitement and uoI,. had ,rh
sided, on motion OF Mr.. Cook, WIN, A CooE
JameA Coleman, J, r. Wright, John n John,
..on and w, Il. Mott were elected delegates 10
the central executive committee.
COOK then made = short haranEue. Allied
WIN the usual amnuut Of lAudAtiou NJ Bower
aud himself, aud the meeting adjourned,
I'm. nI poilse ara iirsnGemsnlI were IN charge Of
excitement, the best order was observed
None OF the policemen voted. Aficr the meet.
Jog adjourned, the crowd fingered around for
while, and certain ones were furnished with
money BY COOK, Mott, Morse, aud oihcFs 10
" tFeati" this they were doing IN good style
when our repoTter len, aud the Indications
were that " tho money and whiakey held out
much longer there would be work Tor Inc
police.
FouFth ward.
The Fourth Ward Republicans he'll tbeIr
meeting for the election OF deleEateG 10 The
Aldefmen'a ohAmbcr Of the City Hall aud ~
the appointed time about two hundred and
nlty persons were present, two thirds OF whom
wets oolored; II could be seen under what
perfect discipline the leaders OF the Hovsn
PARTY In this ward had their followers. M, n,
Ill the transactions there was harliV a All.
renting voice. And why was there 90 demuT
10 the proceedings, which evidently Shaved
that the entire affair had been "out And dSIsd,i
ong prior to the meetinGi IL was because
nearly every man there present was Ia some
Wy 3sPesnSS e upon me corporation for his
Mayor Bowen through fear OF being thrown
nut Of work The corporation iAbofers hsd
AZ hhoiidasy 900 sYsIE nan o. them knew that
'otlnE for delegates who should 10 riedgeI Ia
Iupport Mayor Bowen. some Of them weTe
Sete heard TO isy that q they dared they
The meeting was called to order By Maurice
who nominated "MAjotD Wm' y |
Morse, WHO, In accepting, urged all 10 keep !
there was no opposition.) snd said that hS |
would promptly cheek the nrht attempt Al ala |
order, whether by friend or Zoe. ne wanted
: i.lt anu open expression OF opioion from |
be elected az delegates, so that all would he |
satisfied with the action Of 10 day, In thIs
s mould AS s rive sS'I SoG ft fS.t unity and
Ientiment, and that IL the adVan cement 81 IT,
,rineiples Of tho Republican party and tho
rust that the minority will rrseef,,IIr So
EIDE TO the Will Of the msjofity whe1 tho |
hoioe shall be made.
enta, who were elected: JAmes CaIIan a. |
Richard johnson, John West T.,
.etfries and Henry Buttowi seeTetAriss-h. NJ.
lreen, q. y. Bri,eoe. J. n. ralley, d. Y. Ga |
MsJor Morse then read the cali by the Re. !
luhlean central committees after which y. q. |
3riseoe offered the following Tesolutions,
RsIolpsi, That for the peace and harmony of |
his meeting: and lot the security OF the rights |
y All true Republicans, We allow no one 10
who has participated aud Adheres In the nomi. |
nation Of Mathew q. Emery,
Reto'red, That the Chair be allowed to M. |
point committee Of seven to report the |
names Of nfteen suitable persons a. deleratss
10 tho mayoTalty convention for the accent.
'nee or rejection OF this meeting
he committee esiied Tor BY The IesoIutfnn
y no all responded to their names and with, |
rev TO talk over who should be delegateEt
~. y. holton, James nj. Dalton, W. Bowen,
iillery Lancaster, VIM. Winters and John |
Burnside.
While the committee were out Allen Conn |
iArangued the assembled voters In hia custom.
ITy lugubrious manner about the baAe inErAtI. |
ude they would exhibit II they failed 10 vote |
or the mau who had done so much for them
ie branded every man who has gone out Of |
~ nomSnstIon pnn y, i,,.s,, 70 accept
men A. unwoTtbv The tInst ~ a1'a 1 soi o.
NJ n,.n au 80 m.tSs,s ~ Hnu oonhlenee OF
" liz Ven, ~ $780,, L ~ mas done
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