Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

s CIapp, Colonel ID. l.. EatOnS
: Hon. Charles MDson, 0ane-
8 ral o. q. HowaFds HalIen
IgiIbourn, ESQ, and A.Nsg
! r. shsRhsrd, esq.
A C'mnltls. lptoInl.a ,Eilt on Congress
EVs f----1- = ETN NJ
Ths ,meslibgni lhe eaiiens Of washlng.
.es - favor Of the proposed International
iddhAtrlai Exposition, at Lincoln Hall, on
Saturday evening, was largely attended, not
eifhatAndlng the lnolemenOy Of tho weather.
Among the prominent citizens Of tho Dis
tfiet present were Chief Justice Casey, Con.
oral q. o. Howard, General Horace Cannon,
0cperal Ballooh, Hon Henry Barnard, Com.
missioner OF Education; Hoo. Charles Ma.
sou, eS-Commissiouer OF Patents; Mossrs.
y. ClApp, 2. II. Hooc, II. Kubourn, w.
II. Pettlbore, 81, T. Pafkor, J. W. CoiIey,
i A. KENNEDY, j. w. Thompson, IL NJ
grossman, J. w. Boteler, Adolph Cius1, NJ.
Thompson, II. Easily, A. 4. Perry, N. j.
Beall, TT. Fowler, Henry A. Willard. A.
=. solomons, Simon Wolf, W. Wise. ID, w.
Reed, John o. Adams, Rev. o. A. Barthol-
omew, A. X. Browne, T, McGhan, AIerAu-
DER X. Shepherd, q. II. stAnSbury, Colonei
y. q. Berret, N. dc Bodlsoo, r. b. Mohau,
Colonel Magruder, q. D, Gilman, and others.
oacloch - if.tIs., Hut w VIuoI a. vSn'
~. ~. ~ .a.sN huuourn, esf., aud 10
Cooks, he moved that Judge Casey act a
PRESIDENT Of uho moetiugj which was unani.
mously agreed to. "
aHMARHS or JunoE cAaHv CTS .
yhsei Justice casey, on taking the AZ air
s alI ~ "a hoped some gentleman better aa
WmsaeIv Ibss,tes prolssI some one mote IA,
lsNe ven W., present and presided on this occa.
on. ne 70 NAs sorry that tho meeting wns nol
dsmpef on the feelings Of many; but the sta,S
VIC M weather was not to be compared with
tho i2ngsnoe eNeIted upon some Of our cid,
pfopessd sxSi Bisnn ~ n.n,Lss,sd against tbs
sss.,d ~ h SIpsaa IA thoas causes would not
,s..q ~, aIuVr ~ the ortrinatora Of the 90
opbesis,on maj ~ uang,s.t me weather nor the
SSpp 's ,..s, u SVhktes. would binder them
mSm sn'e ~, wth All thelr might ppou the
pe!p9se y sueeeealng In the enterprise. LED
NM M. .hnniJ s1 ~ .esl; o9t let every man
Pmt NJ anouiaet 70 the wheel and say the sx
nloluoh must anu shall be held In WAahing
~ s,hsy,. N IN tseIVeaouiary q the oommittee,
~ tscps "a NJ .,,ah ,., az great work
W. tolI N the gentleman hom Chicago,
EnS s1Itessed We meeting one week ago this
nikir.A NE .an,s, ~ y. ~ thrSe Letters ex'
~ ~, y, w ~ 20 kteAt city rising In
sssNM.Jsnaus UPON houaelesn prairie, and thai
ihaf eitT twelve xSsrI PSa "a ~ hs Ss, !,
blosks OF business houseS oxte ndins Tor % are,
along the pflneiph streets, and asked x resI
asat EhasNyl the real secret of the aueest
was = secret known only 70 tho pSopie of ~,
plnee, and consisted OF the addition % : alnrlI
lettof 70 The alphabet, and that vas the ietfs
~. IhaiNaa what was NJ eded 10 WAahlaFtOn
s OOnEnonrr In the gutnFnFIHa "A -.
trust 70 our standardization and exeeutiy,
ablllty 70 meet with success. In a city wheri
s nsIs va ~ , 10 much inieillgenes % msel
ehArAeter and Inhusnee, sush 4 pFoisct ~ VA,
Pow under confederation should no be AiIo WSt
" .Mii
And y was for city containing IN, 900 TO "a,
whether they would have their rights tram,
pISd ,SPon wi,h3qt a protest; The eItlISnr
70 no premium on modcsty, he wanted Is,
gentlemen present to remember thai, and espe.
fisily those yho had de- ii0ss with 0onETsss
oeggars craving right, but as citizens dc.
handing what IL our right Let us givS Don
Eteas TO understand that all we wSat IS Inc
Psas es,,h ol hSiP,as oatssiSss-not priyi-
SSytO them you have isprivsa ~ w e,.n,
other form OF govsnmant, and n "a Won, snty
TO assist US In oar dsterminatios to carry ON,
s sns protest G TO successful end. 90 In thiI
IL th nI thsT ~ VII grant what you SAX.
iaI that all that was hsoessaTy now was Il
III no ,i wath tosolutc energy and back 1t W
snSnr UT oWn mean; and that would give, 4
TpdeFStspd we S2e in o,IDSst s tsss aIstinoty
compliSh great things az well a. their eonstif.
ueats, and they WILDE compelled TO grant u,
some Of the SenAtots 80 - \. ..a..z. bu'
road faoiiitieS Tor inStsSs "a nS sSno' ihe IaiI
he would stats tbst 49, ~ IePly
holding The eShIbition nj III. carter ioi
will oone-two N moi tbSso .bI1ss isIcllItiss
VIII stretch forth nOrthwArd. Again, il /:
bst WON'T Si.It ,nSeommodAte the stranEerI
sThibifIon h.Ins h w ehl N the event OF the
nv ua and SO ~ ~. ~ ne could say was,
clouS enouEh. ths hnsrS,.,o were NOT spa
were. Ws.bipEton eIiy ny, houses somoined
providing for great crowd, A''u''omeu 70
n our hAThor we're faelllties for the landInr
~ me sTeAIest vessela. The city was convs
en located near the great mRrts OF ira 10
Ia hS Nelefn states were In easy range, and
I n0thihs NAs wanting to make this a great, 4
'I w.. = ip. 5irutsnent success
r,sI,sS iO sht1, ne utged those having the
there iG 10 preniu "a "a 4SSsstS.S1d ae
rights, that the chaTtsT foy this ~ m VOW sI
granted, and u Will be done a. You ask
Tho rcn,,rlys NJ .T,.,t,, ,I-'-.- =,
.,,,ia,sNI - - ~ so Sasey were loudly
aPPlAudea' ana AT tue conclusion he said
the secretary would read lattera recaIVsd
nom the Goyernora of sevsraI oT,ha CIV, ,eu
VI hh1 ENhlCbs