Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

Is e H-FiFss ward 1nviucsbses.
/ cenmiss,sssr Hsmbsy Defends lsassr Boses- m
II Gst he Nixsd Sckeel Quesfien. ~ n,
L The First Ward lnvincibles met last everiing
| at the Stevens SchooI-house, the President,
Thos. Martin, in the chain 'lss ~
The message Of the President announcing The
rssi d s OF the fitesnth anne ndYert was
Mr.; Henry Himber, president of the. ki-st
4 Ward Republican Club, was invited to a seat on
! the fiaSiarm. !, 49, =. J.ts L.a9 -
4 which we're 'snshiuceslyi adopted --se,ThAf ne
hail with satisfaction the action OF the Presi.
\ dent Of our choice and the gentlemen who ape
at the head Of the various bureaus in refusing
/ to sanction any shing 80 pnrepublican m its
chEscser and contrary TO the spirit or the 1if-
teenth amendrAent as removing from once
those Who consider the principles Of the Rspub-
lican paramount to men; that as Republicans
/ having the interest ahd success of the party At
he Art we deem IL our i'm perative datv to guard
with Jealous !. care the Sacred resgonsio.ties en-
publican party can only be perpctuated by
placing those in power who win legislate for the
general good of the public, and to advance
! their personal and selfish ends at the expense
Of Che party; that we as freemen assert II as our
pre-ogative to express our opinion and ASST Il i'm
| moulding public sentiment without the feat OF
WHIP iasn, either n the hands OF a mayor or a
I The latter resolution about "ward Conmis-
aoners" brought Mr.: Hinber to his feet, and he
he Ma hill, - ~ suSfeS the Meesipy. de sa.d
coat in the days when ,it WIS worth mans life
l % pc Republican, and he advised them not {,
tney would reoref 4. tn ,,rs. 49, bowsn or
they would ind out AL the stufY about him to be
ISLANDERS. The President would soon deny that
hms;nas a. Ia" az. ete. oeen W Vim On any sucn
funny addressing such q meeting OF anti. Bowen
men. but he recognized among tnoset present.
kr r Gy.,ua,, =. NJ men. ne nimffn Vas Tor
black dog. These charges aaainss Mr. Rew wss
49, rs sot peieseu oy nAloly any one. he asked
An,eu Donss ~ ne oeiieSeo tnem. - s1oi ~ :
M HimSer then NJ asked Thomas Martin 70 be b.
S;ts tusi ~ Suicn NJ n repiied that ne
aiu not InoW ~ne.ner ne. Gid 91 not; a..lsss
ss .nt,,I,, -, .Ass asnea Mf. number II ne
rh.,.sa D- o - ny me- -Dowen 70 oeny the
chnItesI ~ ,s-st .at...I 80. s.if
MI Himber went ON 70 commend Mayor.
coIcfed noiice when NJ GosasiSs T1 sne
saiu .nat II MAYOR ,bo~en hAd employed Mr..
OWN cib He har W Vet ,snr" 90 S y his
apyhow.IrIE .,a,5Liga Il C-Iol 3'1S8
dS dsnv II s e"iS s', Maysr Bowen
The %: combustion here increassd and MT. Himbsr
VIZ ~ Ia vr 80. r,. ...-. -
M. henry robinson then offered q lengthy :
preamble reclung the Tact that il was neecs-
ttac. W aaoPt me OF policy ct once, and
that inc DeA interesS or the Republic
can party demanded complete change
r.. miit,i ~" aaaMnis.SIing ne affairs Of
the Olstrict, accomFensod vita resolutions
~ o"ahs 70 &C comDicasDn orc circumstances.
iican nartv that +hs~s sha,1S I tne hepuoI
ci,anue Of n.n : - o,svI oe cSmpleH
u1cl DieuicsSi Coiumola, ano tnaf care should
be,saercised IN Plaeinsme in nomination wfese
charakter vhicb vii, .I,.;e al recora S OF mat
thst voni5 rreva,r. n ~ee VI ~ e ce
Of the Republican paffy 1t hesft Sto rafif
around and yielding hearty support to t6en 4
is necexsarv IN ,n.,ra a.,y ~ inc paIV wnich
members of the Kenub,;csn Inv,,,nhs.s We, s s
First Ward, numbering one thous and bona tide
voters, not siyty dayb couverts =, fhc ,,atsr
hs
men men named NED In connection With the next Mayor
tne name OF Major A 9: Richards for the con-
G ue ee VI 11e i1epueiican voters, believing
cSara.tas I'll inc re4uas,tes necessary to give
the three quslities absolutely necessary TO place
any pon1esl party above the calunny OF its
P.tfTn' raS,,,, u,.....,1.., Oh.
cheers for Richa rds and tbrss prna WIN ro tnree
A ecmnunieat,oonn from the Central Reso,r,.
psR the s1Ss to II
G.snt inrtiu the elm h1 no one trGm General a.
Rows n ~, - .n9 parucipate with the
brate the adontim of the af,pa, % cele-
f f;re en G y is.sh' were referred to the Execn
DR.: J B. Moore was calledon and made aev
w opposed 70 mixed schools, when the signs |
Seat aisappro'ai were SO great that lac took his |
Mr.. william ,Sehonier offered resolution.
depreesta any and all attempts to denotbcs
Miasd sonocls,ssnd true to principle, true to