Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
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Sixth ward Irish RepubIicans-Hr.
q. N. Barton Talks PIainIy.
The Irish Repuhllean club Of the Sixth ward
ner Eighth street and Virginia syenueI A drew
Neville, president, presided, with jas Plant
The minutcs Of the mesting, together with
the speech Of Lieutenant william 3. Morss, Al
| the last meeting, were read, and on motion,
were adopted alter striking OF the speech Of
Amer the trsnssetion Of routine business,
the following resolution was offered BY Mr.. b.
Ags,in and uns, 5i adopted -.
ptiations made for carrying on the work IN
The navy yard and other departments Of tho
aoyeInment 10 ihls city, and IN eo9tequenoe
have been thrown out Of employment, aud
has caused great deal Of want and sufering
among the working men IN this eltyi and
whereas q lsfge majority OF the men thus
thrown out Of employ meat are honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors, and have FAINT
lies depsndent upon them for support, and in
order TO make work to enable number OF the
men thus thrown out Of employment to earn
their daily bread; therefore
Resolved, That we earnestly entreAt the
Congress Of the united States 10 pass the bill
for the construction OF a new Centre Market.
house In this city,
RsIoirsd, That a copy Of this preamble and
resolutions be forwarded to the President OF
the senate, Speaker OF the House, ehSirmsn
Of the Committee on Public Buildings and
Ground, aud also the Oommittee on the Dis
Also, the following resolutions, which were
adopted after quite an exciting discussion.
Andrew Neville, the chairman, carrying his
point 10 have an amendment introduced that
the club should support the regular nomluse
Of the Republican party.
whereas this club was formed for the pur.
pose Of benehung the Republican party, bJ
TO race, color or ereedj 10 il As are open 10 co
yletlOn, and not for the purpose OF furthering
the interests OF any clique or ring and
before the public in efaiSe lightly again reit
! crate our determina Ion TO stand BY the Re
publican party a. represented BY the majority
Received ThSt We the sixth Ward Irish Re
| publican Club will not pledge ourselves to In
doi 20 any man or set OF men At this early day
who m.y be aspiring for municipal ofhees
our ballots As freefnsn, In behalf Of LtBERry
JusrIoE, EQUALITY, and EooNoMY.
RsEoiped, That we believe In the freedom o
rights Of an eiiiIens should not be abridged
And that We will stand BY those who fron
principle cohteud fot the rights OF all to per
creed, and that we viii support the fesuls
The Chair laid before the club oommunios
iieipate ia the celebration OF the afeentl
amendment this evening.
A motion was made TO lay the Invitation OF
Quite q discussion arose on the question
and a very free debate vas INDUCED In
Messrs. yefmllllon, Austin, Plant and other
arEglns that T. VS. proper that The sl1S .soul,
sral OF the members, including the president
were opposed 10 y.
favor Of his side Of the house, then Teeonsid.
! cred them, and aEaip came back to what he a
hrst decided. Al length ~ was agreed to cal
ne ye"1r snd nay, o. ne S9ioa 70 isy 90 n,
add . IN the negative SO the motion wa
iAiihoush the hall was well nllsd, the small
vote was due TO the fact that the uhalr de
| eided that none could vote except thoa,
square on the books"l
The president was very dllatorY ia. Announo
wrre not some present Who aid not waIi 10
! ehanEe. Being tmportuned, he announced H.
aud Mr. Nermllllol moved to aeoept the invl
| tatlon and the club turn out IN Aasse.
A member moved 10 AiJourn, and vipa roc
| vote was taken, the noes" being largely IL
the msjSIity There being a prosRest q th'
a call for a division, and announced that b,
would decide that the roll should be called
This was done, Teuulting-YeAa u, nays 10, 81
the club adjourned.
Another Meeting
| There belnE no disposition shown on tn
part OF the crowd to leave, Mr., q. NJ. Bartol
! advanced to the front, and said, yesterday
grand parade was made, celebrating the RATA
]
which secures 70 all men equal, civil. and 20
| litioAl rights, To morrow Right you are aske,
! to celebrate the ans ndment, and make = dem
l onairAtion In favor Of comforting politics.
| none.
There are 5000 men 10 the county Of wash
ington who have not the right OF franchise
aud We want TO show tomorrow night that ",
| are In favor OF their hAVingit. This urEaniIa
tion seems Inclined to favor the movement
but you have not been allowed to show you
Inclination, II want so when you wer
Mr.. NeyiIie. Oh, what are you tAlkinl
about BaTtoBt l had only four men with m
from this club yesterday.
Mr. barton. Well, you were damn seal
looking set the whole Of you.
II was well known to all OF you that IN
Boys 10 Blue, as early ~ last month, decide
to celebrate to morrow, and Mayo Bowen an
his crowd stepped In 10 steal their thunder
That crowd tried TO play II on Congress, bu
"blocked that little game" The fact 10 I'll a
there are about = dozen OF you fellows her
who have got little corporation work an
employment for a Few horseI and carts, an
you are afraid the powers that be Twill com
come down on you"
Now we want you 10 turn out tomorrow
night Ia full numbers. There will be ak hun
u.ines (UuunellmAn GSinss) promises I,
| hrtnR hi delegation OF three hundred strona
These, with the crowd that will Asse mble a
Odd Fellows, Hall, will make Mayor Bowsl
aud his crowd sick.
Think OF It, men OF the navy yArd-onl,
| eighteen white men from the Sixth ward u
line yesterday. Laughter and cries Of "WhA
| do you think OF that, NeVille.nl
| Mt. Barton This meeting tonight 10 AbOu
| what the convention will be that will noml
nate Bowen II 10 packed with corporation
| employees.
barton aud the Boys ia blue demonstration
!