Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-13

waite " p i, Powde5 jos s i ,TsemS D. Parksr,
Bupes Ed%aad GRAN E'S %m Nm SeNioB BrSER
r. WhyIs P pa! e SonIRsiT Brock by hi,
Williams said desperate disease required a despe-
BOWEN MAN IN CAMP
When the name OF Mr. James p; Quigey was
called he stated that he was one who had been Re
publican but four months, and be recollectei the
DARK days OF iS4 N the reign Of the called Amer
With that parts ana u Emery was c9nneeted
he remembered that the blood Of his brother had
street He coald not vote for Mr. Emery, "a VOICE.
Ito over 9t TO BoT.n then, and he would have
y The sixth Ward delegation was called, and Messrs.
r MoI Bar'en; .; Crown; Charles CHAMPION, J,
Perry 5. 5. Rilsy, Is. B. Hughes, Thomas Osborne,
s0ostitp,e for +. p, GainesJ Carey White, Martin
Charles MeGoran rotad for Mr. Emery nnT Myers anu
MT Barton, in explaining his vote, replied to Mr..
Hanging the negroes to lamp posts ~ He was,
according to his own admissions, with a party who
the that MATHEW Emer9 hT
nothing back in his teeth.
Mr.. Quigley, (stammeringly. he ran on that
Mr.: Barton.-"That does not make him know
nothing, no more than the fact of your attending a
co!ored mass meeting makes Won a black man
Mr. keileT.-'W no brought the Plug Uglies from
MI. Boston.-"Mr. Emery has denied most posi
nsely that he had anything t. do with it in any
SAM that he did not nor would prescribe any man
on account OF race, color condition Loud APP
MT Champion, as the substitute of Mr.. Middleton.
H ssiI ne Dtiieved that Mr. Emery was good Repub
work of Mayor Bowen.
sae the opinion
hq The se9sS7b E fST ME lEmsEy
s Ta y w u M hwhs SINNER JF G Good
T. ThompsaH. 4. p SNYDER. " BIand knight
k,1s; w. Herfurth and W. A. Tallifero voted for
Mr.. Boswell, in giving his vote, said he was in
ayGf OF supporting no one but good and true Re-
lion the platform adopted, he would receTe bia
fuI support. Applause
oppose aes Bowen was beeanse ne shOTG
and such men as he were going to support him and
belonged when he said NJ G. Emepr ry Was e1sSSy
opposite side who hung of his race to lamp po.ts
Gay Nss nHEs coy oE rhA A Pp4E
MI MT. Isaiah Bouldn withdrew the name of Walker
N Ih9 Secretary announced the vote follows: For
I Matthew q; Emery; ~ sayles j. Bowen /, (Quig-
ley, not voting,7. Tremendous cheers
ID DR. c Bliss requested Mr.. Henry johnson to take
he BeoSsye dde to be To f9T
ing and asking the Repnbcans t" fory gGt c SGm
g oior having been lifelong Democrat. He had
70 9e TO the interest of the people to defeat Sayes
BoB BeTen H. lie had been s friend Mr.
the object Of the members, and that his defeat was
n, now sure He looked for the election Of Mr Emery
by from four to five Thousand MAJORITY He had
GrGHPed, MT Bowen when he found that he had been
guilty OF deliberate falsehood, and he had the writ
when he e hSyS aesf B he had
Ie ana az once came to the conclusion that
slonal committee should not be trusted and he de-
toy 70 take on his coat and work early and
Mr.. Henry johnson said that he did net wish 70
of
me n9mlnafIon be made unanimous, which was
The motion was carried with cheers
%, fisner offered resolutions endorsing the
Of a committee Of one from each ward TO THORN Mr.
Emery of the action of the Convention: dopted AMI
aed IT, PHn Dr. Pr p wi
G e0Ts Ha,ion, Samuel Williams C. NJ Barton and
IT,. IHE COMMITTEE WAIT oNMR. EMERY
Of r E@aT2 pros~eed the resi-
bers were INTRODUCED To- Mr. EHe antIed the mem-
~ bliss sddTssssd Mr. Emery, briefly stating tn,
ton MAJOR Il Hall read the ,atfo rh9 a sIies
Mr. EMzRY's Acceptance.
ntIcmen Of me h pulls io IN Nominating copven.
Zen II !? with profound pIe&91re that receive you
ention esPe cially elected Ia ae interests OF nv
sieemed friend, MAJOR Richards conld not have
anticipated that YOU would yield yOag preference Tor
econ choice in this convention. 'O1'
oI Nj ME- during tho brief peri6d that hs
sms has been before the public candidate for |
be msyoralty. was well deserved :,
-. ans endorsemen. or nomination tonight " !,
Ou, under the circumstances is especially crafty
ng TO me, and gives Us that concord and unity of |
Cton which ~ omises success to our cause;
1bahing you for the expressions of esteem and |
clfidonce with which you have been pleased TO ad-
he nomination rendered with tn 80 resolutions.
PROPOSED MASS MEETING.
During the absence Of the committee TO wait On
MIR j il Brown offered a resolution that com
nitteo OF five from each ward be appointed to make
ed and the ~ following @eTe appon int "s First
sId1AiiIed Day sandy Lacy, tST%s.ia; Glars
bs7 Var BJTJSyw Fase Ha
s. ii. Miller Fifth Ward-Jos s. Wecm., 5. WI,
iams VIM u; : DuPee; Daniel Cenn2lly, Jas \. Hill
n os Perry Martin Moore, II. b Hughes; seven III
Geo TS Scdds z rho
COLLECTOR BoswELL's REMARKS.
Mr. ,at A. Bowel was called on and laid thai he
bearer man who had carried the Fourth Ward for
L s With
.1isted He did not support Mr. Emery as q Know
Republican Mr. Richards was his first choice and
be regretted his Withdrawal and now regarded MIR.
June they viii declare shall be the Mayor Of the
city. lGrest applause.I
The committee here returned, aud DR.. Bliss, re
Stunning the chair, stated that Mr. Emery had placed
nee, and Mr.. Arthur Shepherd read the reply of Mr..
EmeIy, which was received with rousing cheers.
The crowd from the outside by this time had filled
the hall to OVERLOOKING, and nine tremendous cheers
were eiven for the nominee Matthew g. Emery.
Loud calls were made upon Mr.. Clarence N. Bar
ton, who proceeded 10 address the meeting.
A TELLING BILL OF INDICTMENT.
Mr. Barton said that supporters and sdherents
of Mayor Bowen two years ago, as faithful Repul-
lcans who love principle and party better than ind
yidual man, Republicans no intend TO consgn 10
oblivion at the incoming municipal election a man
whom we trusted, and who has basely betrayed US
desire to enter protest against the
contained in the letter of acceptance Of Mayor
Bowen. We deny that Sayles J. Bowen received the
nomination for Mayor at the hands OF the Repub
ican party OF this CITY, and assert without success
Of contractors ring strikers and corporation Office
holders led on by gift concert swndler unscru-
puous liar Of the legal persuasion, and a few men
without any visible means Of support, made the NOM
ination Of Sayles j. Bowen. Mr.. B. proceeded to
quote from BOwen's letter: Il am not given to
pledges before or after the nomination" Was not
the cabalstic words economy and reform" placed
Has il been carried OUT What did he pledge the
work. gmen under the leadership Of Jos. )
Martin And who does not know that every
delegation that waited upon him before his
election received pledge Of som. sort. Not one
OF those pledges have been kept. Voice, i'm
My public record is open TO inspection and criti
cism.n falsehood again, Mr.. Mayor. Publish
the bids for contracts awarded to Morse Co.,
ard others. who are not practical PAYERS, 0on-
tracts awsrded in violation OF law Does the O'Don
ovan contract bear inspection and criticism? Does
have been engaged for too years bear inspection
and criticism Does your ipsolent cOnduft towards