Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
rnInn HARn REroRn oLun.

The nnONo ARTICULATION WAS nelu ~ W lllNf hhllt |
With A, II. kinney tptesidenl In the chair,
Mr. Jones introduced the folloWinEi
0o mi ~, aIsss3y stamped with con-
demnatlon and dlaapproyAl the ofneial oon.
duet OF SAyles j. Boweu, the oughtto be Re |
PSSloaa MsSSI q and T mSHs
pal aifalrs, he has brought diseredit upon the |
party that elected him a. lls standard beAter |
thereby forteltlng The eohadenee and esteem |
and bltterness mourn the Judas In their mid'''
received, That a, men dl,osrdlus the old
cannot AtnllatS with any concern whose Leaders
are parties to the corruption that hls 80 stlg-
matlIed US before the oommunity, and, bslisv.
ing In the rlghteousness Of our cause, we 70.
fuse TO eompfomlse with the broAd-and-butter
''I R..oivSs, 0T Tksst '1 Mathew O. Emory we
him as our choice for next Mayor Of wash
ington.
lions, said that Mayor Bowen had been placed
10 the scale Of honesty and was found wanting,
Attorney Ueok 70 the oontrAry. He alluded
whore private parties received the contract IN
dlsrespeot TO honest eompetltio 10 the way Of
the lowest bidder. The whole q this state Of
AHAlra 10 the past IL attributable to Bowen,
Cook and Morse, the former OF which has N ade
Republication = stencil throughout the Unl.
ted States. Tho Reformers have no axes TO
RTindI but change IL necessary to felnylgor-
ate and reconstruct the Republican patty OF
the District, and the man for the times IL
Mathew q. Emery,a man who has always
been with the people and faithful to Rspub.
MT. N. H. Miller said II was a waste Of words
to teiteTAte the Indictment aEAinat Bowen 4
would have the effect Of placing honest men
In power, but he objected TO the passage Of the
resolutions, as he did not think the time was
a lA.N@ r. a.
orally, a. the club was not 4 nominating eon-
veniion. Members may have feeling In regard
TO the nominee, but he thought there was
sadofssment as Mayor when there may be
Others equally qualified for the MayorAlty,
beside Mr.. Emory, which the resolution pro-
He was opposed TO oommltiIng the ward to
Mr.. Emery or any other man In advance Of the
nomin atlng oonventlon, but u Mr.. Emery was
defeat SsylsS ]. bowen. Mr.. Emery, he said,
was q good man, Mr. Richards was good
man, aud so 10 Mr.. Lewis OlephAnei YET he
have the effect Of driving away hundreds and
thousands from the reform movement. Dis.
senSlon could not be Afforded, for the reform.
Ml ma ossa E S.ii Sn paper T 70 sup
port him, and laid out t2oo0, and he One
speaket) Understood that II was the attention
detman paper to support Bowen for tenomi-
nation. He hoped thAt nothing would occur
ln the club calculated TO produce dlhsenllon,
the MayorAity By the club at the present time.
A. II. Kinney INF. Miller In the ohAir) said
that the resolutlons simply named MT. Emery
unususi. IN the presidential campaigns II was
usual for States TO lndorae their choice, and
he saw nothing wrong 10 wAIdi expressing
their choice. The reform Republicans cannot
.ueee d without putilnE up an honest mao AZ
little NsqusIntsnos with MI, Emery, but Il
Mathew O. Emery. tJheerSl lie assured his
hearers that Mr.. Emery would be = candidate.
Mr. Emery has acted honestly in the Coun-
record IL without blsmiah.
Tho question being taken, the resolutions
were adopted.
A. Grant, commander OF the Boys In Blue, re-
questinF the club TO participate In the grand
torchllght procession In honor Of the raOnoA-
I've OF approval OF a territorial form OF GOV.
eTnment In the District, which IL proposed 10
take place 90 the evening OF the 18th mat.
The club then adjouFned.:
|
dEoRo ErOwH AFFAIRs.-The Potomac Boat
/ Club have Appolntod a committee to consider
the expedisnsy Of enlarglng the present boat
boat. Messrs, s, S. Studley, y. y. Bernard
and !. wheatley were elected to active mem
bershlp, and Mr.. J. L.. OhambeTs, Of New
| Miller was elected ooXlwain, aud Mr.. I'd. Der
| rick assistant oOAawAln for the ems link sea
| son. The association are determined thai
thsIr record durins the coming season shall b
Al the mceliog OF the sixth Building Also
| elatipn thirty-seven shares were retired By
the Itoekholder. The fourth annual fepor
was submitted. The election Of ofieers FOL
the ensuiug year resulted 10 the election o
MsSSrs. A. V. YAtes and Jas. A, Ruby eieetet
| direoto 10 plAoe OF MesGrs. James Dickson
and John Fowler declined.
The many friends Of DR.. Joshua Riley will
be glad to learn that he 10 rapidly oonVAlesolnl
i from his recent Illness.
We regret to hear that Dr. IeIsklAh Ma
Ruder IL lying Dangerously III at his resi-.
denee, corner Of Third And Market streets.
PBovIDENT AID SooIETr.-Ths board o.
directors OF this association met at their once
corner Of Flnh and u streets, last evening
Hon. Peter Parker In the enair, Aud $. VOL
hi. Fitch, shairm.n Of the auditing CON
| mlttee, reported that they have examined tn,
tteaaurer'l report and found the same correct
mr. Hart reported that he had called on thu
Mayor In reference TO the payment OF bill
Company, and that the Mayor stated that tn,
1900 appropriated BY the Councils was en-
Oi motion Of Mr.. Roberts the eommIt,e.
was continued for the purpose OF peeuniATJ
meAns to pay that bill, And the secretary add
ed TO that committee.
| On mOtlOn OIL NJ ElNcn1 u was Ofuefeu thnl
the active operations Of this association cease
| thiA evening, aud that no more ordera be To-
| sued the present season, and that the AssoelA
tion meet hereafter on the call OF the president
On motion OF Mr.. Wolf, a vote Of thanks
| was rendered to the secretary pro len,
On motion Of Mr., Browne, a vote Of thank
was rendered to the president and secretary
for their constant snd srduous iAborI durini
o. motion Of MI. J. W, CLARK, the msstIDl
adjourned Iins de.
THE DIsTRIoTs CLAM To THE FIRST Vol
usrHERs.-ln view Of the recent discussion u
the Senate, the following Communication will
be OF Interests
To iAs Editor Of ls. EatiSaaI RspGblfeaa!
win you not do justice to the people Of ihi
city BY Informing your readers and eertAil
honorable Senators thAtlt was neither massA
ohusstts, PennsylVAniA or New York Volun
teerB that nrst responded TO the call for 70, 90
volunteers, but II was the citizens Of Wash
ipgton who was mustered into service two o
three days before any othersi Apd Think thu
drIt troops mustered lnto service ~ Genera
Mcdowell. By pu6iiIhinE this you viii
| obligc an f..f-.r OLD WAsHTNaToNIAE.
HYHEHILL-A large and fashionable sIsem
blaEe met At Wesley chapel lAst evening Il
witness the nuptials OF M. Frederick ban
CERT, OF BALTIMORE, and Miss Annie X. Hum
PaIsy S. q ,hIs ely; The happy couple SsT
olemeutini Orutehett The bride and brides
maid were dressed alike 10 neat dFAb travel
Ing suits and hats, aud looked very sweetly
| The ceremony was performed BY Rev, nj
Hobbs, Of Maryland. The newly married pail
AMER the ceremony was performed and the
had received the congratulations Of thei
friends, proceeded North blythe evening trAi1
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MARIHI's SotREE.-A most delightful con
pAny was assembled last evening at Pro
MAfints Academy TO participate 10 his Tegu
lar fortnlghtly sotrss ddHsdHfs. Although II I
6till the lenten season, many OF the fair se
could not resist the temptation to mlnEle 4
the mary dance, especially IN view OF the d.
liEhtful society which 10 always met with 1
these IoirssI Prof, MArini And his assist
ants, Prof H0TAtio Bates aud O. W. Evans
exerted themselves to pronots the snjoym Q
oftheir guests, and eVsrythlnG passed on h
the hApplent manner imaginable.
TRASsTERs OF real ESTATE.-Ons OF thoS
new brick houses, with stable, on q street
between Ninth and Tenth streets, has bee
sold TO Hon. Lewis Porter, for eli, 500. Also
brick house on fouTteehth street, between
and l., owned BY Hon. r. r. Butler, sold /
William Watson, OF the Treasury Depart
ment, for u, 500. Also, 1884 square feet Q
ground on Fourteenth street, 10 square 7Ol
Tor es,OOoi John Z. Kendall and John q
Myers, purchasers. Alao, $50 acres OF tlmbe
| land IN tha State NJ MlahI0an for A mn h