Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

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he seventh w,rd-buylng one with bread
he time o. want buy men with bread that
should feed the hungry and relieve the needy
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like TO see men work, like TO know there Y
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was u not done, and some effort made 70 help
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nns nov w9tn 20 rsIstenSe 70 S,,Ip Vain.
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AND had been gone put SNORT ume VT sh so. l.
one PVT 70 eteulatlon tepott that nap 5un
90 With eighty OF one hnnIte9 thoS.a1u U aSl,
/ gave publicity TO the tumot, and % returning
| TO Washington l supposed, Of course, some
one would ts, me ~ ABOUT ~ eu' thM Th
| no one believed ", And 20 one repeated ", AZ
least my presence l went away Ass'n =
short lime go, sna R h.I . n Y, N.Y. sSsie3
themselves IN circulating Inc report mat we
| reason that the school teaehets ooulu no' ~
paid was eeoause during my sp'eeV ~ sg S, ~
| oftaNea collected. ,--,-
| IL 10 easy enough to make ehangesi no. ~
easy to sustaln themi Hnd AZ nave 70 , ny N
| II any one wants to Investigate my OmeiM
sets, or look into my standardization o. ING
dulles Of collector, they know how 70 90 ",
an ready, You have trusted me the people
When betTay you turn me out. Whon
cease to act Tor the Republican party, drop me
a. you cast sway those who have Mfs,dy 9s
| travail II.auu fhaRFn and cries OF hlhAt'n
the tAlk."l
The contest 10 munleipNl afairs has gone iar
beyond my expectation ~ has been my priv
l always mean.to do 90. When look around
me and see the contracts that the Mayor has
recently awarded no one eAe say 'hat ne M. has
are they who have got these eontrAetsl win
| but few exceptions, they are no friends OF the
Republican party, unless they DC classsd
| among.the lattef-day saints. How many OF tbe
| number do you suppose supported me twelve
months ago, At the last eloettohl Tories OF not
| onel And this 10 he way the political ah.ifs
| OF the city have been manAEel. IL THIS the
/ way the cause 10 to be sustainedf
| would not make false charge. never
llfo TO accuse pAT,ie, Of teeTeNnsy 70 gtlnsl,
pie or trust, but have been eredibly intOrmed
that many Of the eonttAets have not been
given out 10 the lowest bidders, year ago
when contracts were about 70 DO awarded he
had some oOnversAtlon with the Mayor, aud
urged him As far a. possible to consider the
claims ot Republican bidders In preteTence 70
those Of Democrats. In other words, 70
cary out the party tactics that had been fol.
lowed by his predecessor, I said TO him I
would award contracts TO Republieans, con
sidering them the most responsible bidders.
The Democrats when In ohioe did not cons
slider the bid Of = Republican as aeoeptAble or
fesponnihleI but the Mayor urged that he must
give the contrasts to the lowest bidders. The
rule so imperative a year ago has not been
changed by Law, and u u was necessary 20
follow II then, u was equally blndlng now. II
VS. poor rule that dld not work both wayI'
aud can Judge for yourselves how we'll the
friends Of the party have been malnt'ined.
tCrics OF The lIlsh got all the eonttastii"
allow about Uulllnau,"l
l would do nothing but what was hon orable,
but would take good care that supported
those who supported me; l would not do as
ward meeting, resort to ttiokeTy to secure the
end he had In view, there was no necessity for
| doing that, but would appeal 10 the people,
| and let them by their voices aud their votes
declare whether they have been honestly rep.
| resented or not. tGteat applause | say 10
| you frankly am In favor Of A. u. Richards
ards, followed BY feeble effort on the part Of
/ tho corporation to cheer for B0won
Its only necessary for me TO say that Il will
require great deal more cheering than that
before Bowen Il ever Mayor Of this city Again.
In ee9eluslon, ask you 70 treat al slylliy as
our iticnds, Every man has right TO bis own
has been all the trouble In the city. Disorder
cOmea from the Bowen aide, and the enthu'
aiaHm seems to be all on the part OF the cor
poration employees tUries Of "Toueh him
light, HOs.nl You see these Disturbance 10
al The ward meetings. They manage to gst
the same crowd together and drill them for the
occasion. A Voice. at don't hit NEIL Mr.
Boswell, resuming. 1t does not strike any
mAu who 10 In favor OF liberty. tCriea OF
"ThapG sori and cheering.l
want II distinctly understood that eutet.
tain no vi feeling against any one, the opposl-
tion that has been manifested comes no doubt
from adherence TO party iAvoriteB. IL they
have acted from conviction, well and goods
| but believe that before the campaign 10 over
that they will be convinced Of their error, aud
unite 10 the support o. principle. rather than
men, and he concluded hrs remarks amid great
cheering.
Nomination. for vice president being next
In order, the Richards men nominated Alder.
man Henry NJ. knight and the corporation
men adhered TO Anthony Boweni rising vote
was taken, resulting In favor OF Knight by six
to one,
X, J, Collins was elected secretary on the
same tckst, sGainst =, a. Douglass, the latter
nomlnstsd oy the nlends o. Ierty CaTson
Sampsoh ~ ',gti Heotse W. uoodall, J. y
dreamer anu NlIIlam 4, hyder were nomi'
hated TOT ueAsuteil ~ ,, va use Joseph VIE
lhmAt pftnluNuN OF the common COUNCIL. who