Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
THE CITY HALL RING.
Ma. PECK, or TnR RING, speak, FOR
HIS HlStER.
The Irish Ring EnCIrClss the
Other Ring.
Rlng COntra,,O, ron, gain on the Rampage.

Rlng Contractor NON, gain on The Rampage.
Pursuant 10 call, a meeting Of this club was
held In the vestibuie Of Ciiy Hall, the Council
and Aldermen Chambers being engaged by
special session Of those bodies. The meeting
was called to order by the president %. b.
Peek, eSq.) at $40 O'Clock. who stated that
the meeting was called that all good friends
And true Republicans In the ward might en-.
roll themselves on the book, OF the club, and
appoint such Necessary committees 20 carry
was nothing like organization 10 order 20 20
lotward to success IN the approaching cam
palgn.
men, 10 order to maintain the great Republl-
can party. 10 looking pho9 the mnltitudes
GESOS 81 W VI SsI 90
colored people to parade or oongregate upon
the street, Then slavery was paramount, but
he relolcsd in looking on the eelebration Of
the fifteenth amendment, as ~ was the grand
jubilee Of freedom to all. He proposed that
the meeting should be one Of business, not one
OF talk, and hoped the nominees Of the patty
would be good men. He thought the tax
payers $50 called" had nothing 70 complain Of,
AZ II was the poor man who furnished the
means to enable propetty.holdera TO pay taxes.
rights, although he did not want to array
labor against capital, but he wanted all to live
hATmonioualy together,
Ne d. +. CahrI said he was authorized to
state that q resolution OF the Irish Republican
Olub, OF when ne was pteNdent, was paaaed,
roll their names In this club As members Of
this club. He submitted the following, which
RsioiSts, That we the Republicans Of the
Fourth ward EXPRESS ourselves much GFAti-
hed with the honest aud honorable manner IN
which sayles Bowen, our present mayor,
has conducted the affAlfs OF our eityI and that
We oheettully indorse HIN a. our candidate Ia
| the coming municipal contest:
q. y. BFlseoe offered the following, which
was also adopted A., p,,,-
Fourth ward, believe that few dlssppolntsd
politicians and personal enemies OF the present
Mayor are dolng all 10 their power to dsIest
thinking Republicans, eonndinE 10 his ability
and believing IN his honesty, believe that All
hts oneiAl action has been Ior ths benehl q
the citizens and kepuoiotn party 10 general,
aud MAT we As true hepuoleAhs VIII use
every and All honofAoie mesns 70 secure the
renomlnahon o. the Hon. ,. >, Bowen,
Reiotped, That We express our ,hanka 70
President 1raot and yongress lot i9r ,heir nnliY
OF Acton IN neouring to " wy nI'sehth amour
ment, ana We VIII shSw 20 mem IhN re ep-
sueh men as hon, ,, Dpwen. ,..,,
,hI,ef we auopuon oi .he so9ye pesoisi ,i
n9 s ioity IN oI ,ns ,sn w ~
Sluo ehtoiled 'hehr names ~ memoers OF TINS
eInb. ,-,,--,..
t naloI W ., ho.se Vneteu 'ho iohoNluH
which was reeeiyed Win eheesi
,hFon,,s 80. she 1900 vi d hv a psnmsl1 o,
voters Thereof, has accepted noninstion for
we msYotsly o. the eity g nasniington 'el-
RsPubiioani, Democratic EusriilSs and GOn-
R.,olrs.S. That n, he pollMsHh SS'ioa Of Mr.
siStsDt Republican, aud We DO hereby request
nun 70 tenlet hls eslEnAiion a. member OF
the Board ol aldermen,
Resoived, That while We maS express prefer
nhltel support 70 the regular nominees OF the
hePu W.. - mAue thtouEh inc "Atd
The Major then Addressed the club In Adyo.
ssNey OF tho ,uYP.Vs O. lhe IesoIulioas, Anl
SehouhSea ~ Hne.h the pIsssi Nbleh ne aalu
hsa msIg ~ Mho nc htaehea 70 me eot.
Potauon " Ssnomihalllk Ihem a. me ',ylly
hah hiht; me islotmeta were the de9ris o.
we GU i Dehostap y sisihehl, whose otgeet ls
~ ". ", ,'.P Sne w, mi ~
rrhey gt9mlse nuShl eu' WI pei!otm Itie'
me MNot selSbaea we ptesent elty aamlnla
uAtion Ahd ss,I y, ~ y, Wv pLupe, tl "a ~ Mouu
Eve lne ~ n sShloN o. .ne "ousinSn o. me
ahuei Denio s a " :, iuie, ~ 1ipnSu ~ hu.
moTnus tIaih 70 tns Asloh 1i ar; Enety
~ Nhs LeAkue meeuhA, IemIahihs thN ny
MI us y, s,,S ~ ~ ms iIoh'
uV1I ~ vteeI " Ae0ePt Wv ny'h." r.,
he pieuse1 the 9pinlon ,hM the y0tes lor
lhe teguar tssepuonesn 1Smlne .t 10 the oon,
sehtlon Woulu ih sNs zee, w enllIe Fo'es CAST
A.YSiee. HIT him Agsin; - a.
great enieLI s. "h'iA to'eau 'he eaNheade To-
AlIet Ehlns Jose 70 Otsne Anl oiheIs,
Nhom ne denomlhAte1 dihsehlets, he enyOlned
on al 70 IeglsteT pIomPtly, anu while ne wa,
hrst and always for Sayles ]. Bowen, teheers
he wanted all to register hnd 90 TO the polls
and support me nominee o. me convention;
lie alluded 70 The labor question, saying
that MT. Emery had done no more for laJofeTs
than the man With III. pick and shovel 10
hand, The cry that Mr. Bowen u giving work
70 lAborers a. this time lor political purposes
70 Alsc, As the law dla not permit me work 70
be given out At an early period 10 the spring.
The great public improvements 10 the city for
the past year is not attributable TO any one
who bold seats In the next rooA, tpointing to
the Council Ohamoer,l who represent no one,
but TO the present ehiet mAgtstrate OF the
city. 10 conclusion he asked hts hearers TO
publican party. The Democratic party IL
swallowed up in name, but the sane feeling
that aotuAte them yeaFs ago stili burma 10
their hearts, notwithstanding their promises
to abide by the ffteenth Amondment, and
their pretensions OF reform republication,
A. the conclusion OF the MAJORS remarks,
the revolutions were adopted uhanimoualy.
Mr., J. Brooks, OF the Second ward, ADDRESSED
the club br'eny on the unity Of the party, and
TeJoieed to STE the lrishmen giving the right
loinIns the Fourth ward RsppSliosS club, lie IL
.smS ward, and defended the course Of Mayor
bowen, aging that he was the only mAn that
dared night the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, and advance the education Of the
eoloTed children.
Mt. ID; T. Sahiti next Aaa5esssa the s,ne,
there; He was reioleed 20 see the Itlshmsn
anh the eoloTeu nan linhtnB hAnuin-hAnd 10
labor. Mr. q; then referred 70 the course oil
MT, Emery In the boatu OF Aluermen, saying