The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06
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AiouE-MF. Martin Cronia Speaks
So Does M. PATRICK FoIey-Hnt.
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school.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fourth Ward Republican Club was held last
evening In the Aldermen's chamber, CITY
Hall, the prealdent az. ID. PeclS0 In Inc chair,
and James N. Tally secretary,
A committee Of 1--WE was aipolpted nv tho
chair 10 nominate candldAtea Far an eyecp.
tive committee.
During the absence Of thu Nominating
committee, Mr.. Peck (the presIdenO All.
dressed the club, conGrNtuiatlne them upon
their organization, and aid Thile h. den.
recated personal diherences, vet the yarla.
tionS Of opinion were Incident u 4 nav natty
before lts forms were erystaliSed, Raj al.
ready there wore evidenced al unIty which
| the adlssentersp Of thu Fourth W.yd Cinb
ana MOI like, While he adyocated fT.c5om
OF speech, would apT one Srny mai sSoad
order demanded II shouid bc conducted
| under the ruies Of orderi
! thu last nns.tIns of an. t,.,,u,h ,v,.l
ctas a. ~, hB ~ tne Fourth Mard
was given in thia haiI, and IL i onSd NJ ono
would suppose for An Instant M, ri. cinb
Wa on the aldo OF oppressIou.
He warned tho members or an. c,pb
agaIpst Inc ipsIdIoaS SIIes a. ,hn n.O UiuO
raey, and not to be betrayed by any doc
trines set forth by the opponents Of Repub.
ny nAa nsa many years experience In
| politics, aud he could only say that the over
/ turos made 10 the lukewarm members Of tho
Fourth ward Republican marty favored OF
| Coppsrhead Demoeraoy.
Re defended Mayor Bowen against the
asporslona Of his political enemies, and saId
/ he knew thai SaViea j. Rowan va, ~ aonnd
a. pure, a Rspubllcau a. John w. ForneV
or any other man that IN vears gons bv MA
afillStsd with the Democratic party Ne
wanted the Repnbilrana N tbe Fanrth ward
10 DO united and atand by Inc light msIn.
tAlninR harmoulous or9sniEatIon,
DurlnE the remarks Of Nj. Peck. n, ho
alluded 70 Mr.. HAtton, Mr.. II. asked that he
| b allowed 10 address the club.
The committee appointed TO nominate can
dldatos for the oIseuIIys COMMITTEES. Al M,
Juncture, said they were ready 10 repoTt.
and, on motion, the report was received aud
laid on the table until AFTER tho speoches
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% permltted 70 enjoy the right OF Tree speech.
Mr.. harcellus West objected; also a num-
beI Of members Of tho club.
Ths Chair statsd he recognIv.A N, n,
tor a. : P.nnhIIc.. n,Ieu ~, ~. nat
~ ~ HnePuuieAh, ana should allow him
inc privilege asked.
Mr.. Hatton merely wished to explain hls
views and correct certain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
mazda.
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h0 ShS soue ulAcusAOn upon the pro-
priey OF allowing MI. Hatton 10 proceed.
Mr.. A. NJ. Green, vice pre.ident- aaId NJ
! Hatton waa IN the bahIg - ,hsai.i,.,' a..
hr,rbs tr,n ~. -. ~ su'oN,n hIS
.Is sS lhtO tns cAmP, Rnd then mud himself
suddenly called away without offering any
/ explanation.
Mr.. HAttop pronised Ia yroplA ,tox 10 ,,,
| down .rgns a. W ~ "ou'u i saay WSy
SSt-h soNp, any oPPoeuon thAt
| mlkn1 % raised against his remarks.
Amer some argument and much opposl-
| tlon, Mr.. Hatton was vranted the iibar,,
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