Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-15

vas substituted Zen "sunper, . ssd the re.olu-
ton Was adopted. Hsr. CONN offsred resolu-
ssesn xs If n: Che
ton recently held IN Union League Hall, and
adopting the policy announced By Gov, Cooke
Hatton, AndreR Gleason, Martin Cronin, VIM.
Bowen and L. Jenries we're appointed Is
committee to convey the resolutions to the Gov
eYpOr.
The republicans OF this district met last even
ing at the City Hall. Alderman Slater in the
e cha and crsani,ed for the campaign By the
X: Browne; vice president, Daniel Henson; sec
rst&y, j. Mcknight; treasurer, 4. H. Williams;
executive committee. II. williams, j. g.
Stephenson, John T. Shields general executive
committee Alderman Slater, o. ID. Barrett,
and b. Z. Leonard. The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. ". b. wedgewood, Il. n. Hall, W.
5. Morse, z. 9. CaIIlngtoD, and o. ID. Barrett
Gen. Darlington said there was no necessity for
Q contest IN regard to minor matters; it was i'm
portant to preserve the harmony OF our local
and federal governments TO preserve intact the
great principles OF the national union repuSli-
can party. He contracted briefly its history
with the history of the radio 81 demoeratic party.
IL was, properly understood, the true conserva-
culed the meeting at Carusi's saloon, also
the Irett nsOns Of the democratic party to
be the conservative party--or party of preserva-
water az conservative and radical democracy.
The radical de mOcracy ruled the party in the
past and might do it again. Will the property
holders and laboriDg men OF the District en-
trust their interests TO them? No; they were
rot to be trusted as q party, though good men
belonged TO it; the radical wing had Controlled
II and would again. The great principles OF the
national republican party were cOnserv alive
intoxicating spirit Of justice to all without dis
tlnction of race and color. Nail these princi-
Pies TO the mast heaa-they guided the ship OF
State through the storm Of civil war TO the
haven OF permanent and honorable peace.
He appealed TO the republicans to rally.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
The republicans of this district met last night
on l. street south, between 2d and 81 streets
X. Hunt was elected president OF tie Club for
the ensuing wear; 'saac johnson vice president
thomas II. Barron secretary, and jacob Suy-
der treasurer. Capt. j. K. Mcconnell aud X
j. Collins addressed the meeting predicting
that victory would perch upon their banners in
tuesday next five delegates be elected TO the
repuo lean nominating convention.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
He republicans Of this district held meeting
AZ the Mission scbOOl-bouse on ID street east
az d the permanent organization of the club was
effected by the election of A. B. Tinney as pres
IIent, T.. ). Atkinson "a vice president. DR..
william lIndau secretary, and Francis Over
treasurer Resolutions we're adopted expressive
OK the thanks OF the meeting to Governor Cooke
for appointing Perry Carson messenger.
TwENTY-BIksT DISTRICT.
The republicans u this district met at Browns
nan. 4th street, between ID and T.. Mr.. ".
Y. Marshall was elected president; Messrs. r.
u. schmidt and William Brown, vice pres;-
den!s; William Brown, l.. Burnsinger, and
Michael Sinner, secretaries; but no business
was transacted, on account OF the crAmped
pointed to secure larger hall for . meeting on
Friday evening EeXt