Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

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+ 1slRnd Hail wss well husd last niEht with
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of tho 2fteeisih Amendments
Mr. l. N. Bowen called the meeting to
prder, and upon his motioh Mr. Ehooh AM
bush hps selected to preside,
VT, bowen then stated that, miHapprehen.
sion iisted in regard 70 whieh eelsbrAllon
The citizens Of the ward PROPOSED 70 psrtici.
sssstsi celebration OF vssihes with he Boys
isiIsSt M boysIa 8Ias !. e, Understood
q the territorial government as we'll as the
hfteenth Amendment ~ wv
Charles Msrlha ii said that he did 20, under.
vltsiipS to tho citizens TO pSrtieipA,e. lie then
In order to test the sense Of The meeting,
moved thAtlhe citizens take pkftinthe oeis.
Srsloa S SG sn . aSsa
allihs citizens OF the ward 10 participate.
Tic amendment was accepted. .gg .4,..
tIon, said thai after concentration A had been
Akfeed to celebrate the emancipation Annlror-
AAryI with the fifteenth Rmendmenh apd The
.S,s aaT II april 5Gn.6 s'a sseG 1essIsG "bss
m.kiug the celebration one worthy Of the
II was proposed 10 the Seventh ward process
carry the old men OF the yard. They Would
be the beat motto thSy could pfesenu ~
Ne 90; to sps.s Of NE p..snss
uves yesterday grAuttng the ube ofthe mltto
the cii tens fof the celebration, when he was
n" rssbIsseSy bss bSsS I,SSiSdsd n0 'A'a may
Mt. bowen said u was good anyhow. ~ hAd
siaosP a disposition on NE part OF their
flepSs to grant me use ne hall ., ,0v,,,Or
"SIl eli easii or all Rspubiioarsp II was
nnAlty Agreed to invite "Hll oiti1eRs.n b'H
MI Ws';S SI ',i6 nat nTss Snly w,h m
sprung. lie did not uadefslaod whxahs Re
ppbllc,ns Of the city Of warrington Would not
uoite IA their celebration Why h Ne,
| Some one has brought this about for personal
| or political reasons, why cannot these oele-
orn,ions take place , 'i JT n.yn.
I oelebration proposed was "a black mans eele-
btaipn," Its object WIS to'mAke the black
man equal YIN The white man TbS wa,,s
to celebrate this oecsslon- There bad been
no split, there will DO no srlit. The black
men afs wlllihg TO lot the white men assist
MT. waller teoiofsdj wanted TO Know, u this
| was united celebration, how was " the mar.
lhAl, hsd been selected T. secret; The eelgned
enough. He thought thepeople should have
| known all about H.. q [. IA q
Perry Carson said INST sAgg.oa Meter had !.
IN advance, aud had no tins TO call 4 meetlnk
OF tho ward. CHARLES Peters had called the
senerai meeting, but u was done At very short
iii. N. Bowen said II was TOO ia,o now Tor
bioketihs. The only question nov 10 to cele-
hrate the ffteenth amendment TO the best Of
thlssye cot with the Boya 10 BIuS Afalaht tlmo.
Ne wAntsd the open daylight for the eelebra-
The motion was then adapted by laiEe
sir Waller. alta all right, Mr.. President,
but you cant shove corn bread down my
NNF nRnR hEa
After the passage OF the resolution adopting
the 13th as the day to celebrate, Rev. Anthony
BSws9 iGLGSSSss ~ SSSaEESS SS9 sGS
tstruptsd By gathering 10 the other end q
y. Perry, IN place Of pouring oil on the
cause Of fresh lifloultiea, ~ he was charged
| BY several oolored men With ,pfoeurius work
for men and swearing them % vote for s, J:
Bowen. The crowd Srpuud Perry continued
TO increase, when. aomn nhe Proposed three
cheers for Major Rtuhards, which were given
with = viii n nearly halt Of those present,
And they continued to m arch out Of the all,
\ thua bringing to = sudden close the meeting
gotten up Ia the interests OF the Mayor
ReruRLtCAN MEErIN0 IN dsoR0ErowN.--
40 ppjpuTped Meeting Of the Repubnrhns oil
Qeorertnwn was held at Good Samaritan
Hall last night, to make the anal arrange
mcntu for the celebration 10 take plaoe-oa the
| 18th lost. Mr.. @. I. ooAklY presided, With
| Mr.. q, y. Dyer A. secretary.
| Mr.. Nolllna Ctuaor read the following letter
tom Alr, John Z. Coz, member OF Board oil
J skldeTnle OF Georgetown; ..'..a.. "
4 0EoRoErowS, d. o., April ii-Thla IL to
say That Mr. Collins oru,or aud myself have
never exchanged word In reference to the
proposed extension OF West street.
Me- GTSspT stSisi that he was S charged a. sSA b,
certain parties Of having iniuenoed MIR. Cos
to vote against the bill In the Board OF Alder
| men to eEtsad West and StoddArl streeta
The charge placed him IN 4 very bad position
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town, aud he offered the above letter 10 self
dieAiiOnsa He wAs 10 favor Of the desIrtt
eNtenslon. and he wanted the work glpsn GU
az s. aSyboiSieSS 70 dee 'ss pss.Sss q III
sn tSr rs o sS!snAtlOp Of west AUD s'9d1"'
I o. motion Of Sir. Il. -Batktt, an Invitation
4 vas sk ientsd TO thsmisll lien OF asoTeieYp
to the cArsnen hdIdfsYmen, md 70 The Are
TO Y he arSSsii,i,og 90 III
pare chariot for thesOecasion. ~
1 yAsiwm: s. o'Hslll urged the oolorsd Psspl.
OF 9eotgetuwn to.turn out On haaSie and fhoN
Of 9sorEetown dufy appreciated the FfRht
privilege which had been lately bestowed
upon every man IN the country. :, Ia
He referred to the passage, 10 tho HouAe o.
Representatives, yesterday nornlns, Of = res
olution granting the use OF the Hall Tor the
purpose Of holding amestinE AZ night, ant
ins been tepressnted by certain parties that n
| was defended to be used for party purposes
andno as celebration, lrIespsstlys Of PArty,
would DOT consider this celebration As ApAfty
s,sST SS1 gSS e y
wa unanimously adopted, eNpTebblng conh-
/ dehee In Mr.. Collins Urnnor. md reeommend-
lag hlia TOT osi,nastsf O asSTEstoss. An
4 point an additional AID, making In all ioul
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