Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
THE HOUSE VI DELEGATES.
Republican Candidates 10 he Voted For

Nho THY Are asd Something about Them. !
Tomorrow our citizens will he called upon to |
Nprcss BY their ballot their preference for a |
Delegate to Congress, and a district delegate to |
no Legislative Assembly. All Of the districts |
iaye completed nominations, and wo propose In !
wv words to show our readers something Of
the regularly nominated Republican candl |
iltOA
THR FIRST DISTRICT
put lOIh rs It's choice solomon q. Brown, !
coloted mn, ITO the manner BORN" who has
faithfully npresented his constituency for two
sn u, e. uTms In the House Of Delegates
gate; AlthoueO not Inclined to again become
SAn n,. &c ny Aeople thought he knew their
MIN Oack ny hahSQme majority.
Ihk sEt9ND DIsTRICr
voters propose again 70 return the " Demos.
themes Of tho North, Justice o. s, -. Wall,
out Of place next year ihNny other than tbe
House Of Delegates. Mr.. Vail IL earnest and
energetic, faithful to his cohtliuency, true 10
., sry %nI SGU az IV 5nS o has
another" hts people will send hintSaek
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The republicans here were eatisho0wilh the
record made by Mr.. Wn. u. COLLINS, Of "a SGr,
and he yielded to their vehement requrst, and
l. again their candidate. That he will win t1sTe
Is no doubt, and again viii bis we'll romsmbsfSi
"
rHE FOURTH DISTRICT
knows and loves its representative, John L.
Cox, who, although q hard. working business
man, has been obliged 10 succumb TO the pOpu.
lar voice and again appear as a party In the con.
rue PIFru DISTRICT
names Charles L. Hulse, the suaye Speaker Of
the House, Its standard bearer. This gentle
man IL we'll known az an able legislator, and
his third nomination Is compliment to his
people and himself. HIS election ls assured,
~ aHa oil a nj
TaE sixth DISTRICT
for the third time have chosen John y, Murray
rs their standard bearer, and intend to follow
him with large majority Into the leglsihtlye
hall. Mr. Murray Is more Of a worker than a
tulker Ia good point In his fayor,) and has In the
past looked we'll after the Interests Of his con
stItuonIs, a fact they recognize by his renom'
inatiOn.
candidate Il Mr.. Geo, ", Dyer, new asplrant
for political honOrs, but who seems TO be i'm
mensolY popular with those who have chosen
him to represent them In the next House OF
Delegates Mr.. Dyer 10 good looking, modest
and Intelligent, and will make good represen'
tatiyc.
THE EIdHTH DISTRICT
hayo seen ut to nominate MS their candidate
ThOs. W. Chase, n WclLknOwn cOlUred citizen,
and one who has been prominently identined
with the party In the past. Ho Is a man OF good
judgment, hard worker, and will make good
representative.
THR NINTH DISTRICT
have declared that Col Sam. 5. SmOOt shall
represent them, and he Is Just the man who eau
do It. This nomination was entirely unsOught,
but tho Colonel appreciated the honor as he
does every thing good, and agreed to mod time
from his multiplicity Of business " legislate for
tho good VI the District.
THE TENTH DISTRICT
Republicans have named as their candidate Mr..
Matthew Trlmble, we'll known and enterpris-
Ing young lawyer, and lair representative OF
the young Republicans Mr.. Trmblo Is prop
erty.holder, progressive and aggressive, and can
and will represent the interest OF tho people Of
that district as we'll as any gentleman named.
the ELEvRNTH DISTRICT.
Mr. @. ]. Brewer, who 50 we'll represented
the Eleventh last year, again appears and asks
business man, and we'll understA nds the wants
Of the community.
THE TWELFTH DISTRICT
rAmes Michael Duffy as their candidate. Mr..
Duty lsan old resident, large property holder,
a thorough Republican, and II elected will
make good representative.
THE TuIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Republicans again unite on Mr.. Arthur Shep.
heTd and confidently expect TO return hun with
n majority OF over three hundred. TINS youth
Is well.knoWn and liked, not only In the Tbir.
teenth district but throughout the city, and his
last years legislative experience fits him we'll
for the renewed confidence OF the people.
THE FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
unfortunately presents two Republican candl.
dates, Mr. J. ID. O'COnnell and Mr.. Peter
Campbell, although We hope before the next
issue Of tho REPUBLICAN, reaches our readers
one OF them will have Withdrawn.
MIR. O'COnnell Ii q young man OF ability and
prUhlty, and has held several important post
tiOns under the general Government. His Re
publican competitor, Mr., Campbell, has twice
been elected BY the people Of the Fourteenth,
and has held some Of the most responsible posi-.
tiOns and performed some VI the hardest work
:" TaE YiTTEENTH prsrmur
at q primary election decided that Mr.. d. Il.
Oahlll was proper person to receive their sui
TRACES, and will support him accordingly. Ho
succeeded In elevating himself, and for that Tea-
son his nelghbors have decided to elevate him.
THE sIXTEEsTH DISTRICT
waters have again decreed that j. W. Mcknight
shall have n scat In the councils Of the District
aud nominated him accordingly. The nOmina-
tlon Il equivalent to an cleo Ion; so Mr.. NICK.
will once more grace the Legislative rooms with
THE sRvENrEENrH DISTRICT
Republicans have secured NJ their candidate Mr..
WIN. Tallialerro, one Of the rising young cOlored
men Of the city and one fully competent to at
tend to the duties Of tho ONCE he Is destined to
hl There Is some dlsaliectiOn In this district
but, without doubt, Mr.. 7. will be elected.
THE EI0HTEEHTH DISTRICT
call once more upon Mr.. W. II. Hunt N ICai
them To victory, and lie has responded to the
summons. During his two terms, Mr.. Hunt has
old aud new members will gladly welcome HIN
main To the scenes Of his labOrs.
THE NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Republicans made uP their minds 70 win, and
4
date The gentleman Is young, able, and ener.
! Vetic = gentleman In every sense Of the word
| an d.ume Republican, and one who can Gurel j
| unite the foreign element VI the Nineteenth
| district, and gain a decided victory.
| THE TWENTIETH DISTRICT
| are so we'll satisfied with tho former course ul
| MIR. j. q. Carroll, Honest joel that they have
| decided to eloct him Just once more In the
| past Mr.. Carroll has done good service for hii
| constituents, and It may safely be said that Ia
| future no will do nothing which will cause them
| 10 regret their choice.
! THR TWENTY-PIRsT DISTRICT.
| In the Twenty hTst district there are now hvG
| candidates for the House OF Delegates, viz: Sid
| ney W. Herbert, regular Republican, W. II
! EieIin, Democrat; Daniel ShanahAn, boiling
| Republican etc. Mr.. Herbert IL the candidate
| recognized by the Central Committee, and v Is
| therefore, the duty Of all Republicans to sup
| pOrt him. We look for u majority OF 300 In tn
| Twenty nrst district
THE TwERTY.BECOND DISTRICT
| have chosen Mr.. VIM. 4. NermllliOn As thel
| candidate, and propose ~ elect him. Mr.. V, |
| = young gentleman Of travel and experience
| He has served his country In the navy durinI
| the late war with credit, and now proposes /
| serve the District In the Legislature. We con
| ndsntly expect his election tomorrow and sa
no will make one Of the best members OF til
| House.