Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.

AZ BnIhusInstic AsssrnbinEt- FnF'e - "
Hos.N. p. Ghipman, w. A. Caak, Chnr.
L. HuIse, taos. W. Cease, aad Othsfl
The Republicans Of the Eighth dls,rio, held
q monster open.Rir meeting lasbeysninE A. the
Of Eleventh and q strcs,S, for the
purpose Of ratiging their party nomlnAlioBs
The stand was profusely decorated with Rags
and svsrgreens, while burning torohss, placed
at every available space, gave an abundance Of
light. ono hundred tar barrels had bsen pre-.
scnted to the club, but owing TO the high wind
that prevailed Il wss thought advisable not TO
west end Of the stand, and between the speeches
dIscOursed excellent music
A lew minutes a1er O'Clock the meeting was
called 10 order by Mr.. George Burgese prpsl.
dent of the district oiub, and the iolIowns ON.
GERS we're chosen President, Hon. s. II. Bond;
vice presidents, George Burgesa, Delaware
nndwen, J; y. JSElor Casper keller, kIsnard
waller, David q. News and W. II. Gaines.
MIR. Bond, on being lntToduood, thanked his
audience for the honor Conferred. They were In
the midst Of political campaign A. important
as the one that made the overthrow Of RIehmond
aud secured peace throughout the country.
They were now mot by tho old enemy but 10 n
win an old RenGbiIcan Al lie head, thus h6plng
TO win Republican votes 10 establish q Demo.
cratic government. Notvithstandlng Ill the
promises made " placed In power Il would be
the same party as In the past and struggle 10
revive the old issues The row elections that
had taken place were strong Indications how all
true Republicans stand today. rho election In
this District would give an opportunity TO show
to the states how the party stood here, and thus
give encouragement 10 The Republicans In The
States 10 march on 70 victory.
Rev. Alexander Henderson was the next
speaker, and during his remarks he was inter.
rupted BY a party on the outside Of the crowd
Yelling for Brooks, which disorder was speedily
quelled, and he concluded his remarks,
DR.. A. ?. Pardon was then introduced, and
made a telling speech.
Mr.. Bond then read the following letter from
Mr., WIN. A. Cook;
WGsnINuToS, d. u nsp'. ~, tsfa.
H@S: 8 N bosd; a, e.
. DEAR olR regret very much mat the con-
uIllun w ny hea,th Hill n9t penny ne 70 a.tenn
iI ~ M ,gst pIns thss ndSs hscn connsI,ed
to DO absent and no common feelings rest on
pyi nSnIt, san Only urge adheIeheg 70 tne
aud the earnest, energetic support o. Den. N.
Chlpman and Th0s. W. Chase: .,,
Inc PUTTY o. ohaLaeteL, me ndsIdy 70 prlnS o.
ne vote Of every true patriot and friend o. the
Ierrltory. Let no proper ehoft De omlted 70
secure thelr triumphant election. ~ y spe'
Slous "a oI 9ut p9tiG opPonenS mat We
nave nave no interest 10 inc Prestdenlel election.
We have; Our Governor, our Board Of Public
Wofks, me Secretary o. the Territory, our Leg
iss!,yS Council must be the ApPOintoe' Of the
fIesluenI ,,
Our interest therefore 10 the Presidential con.
test ~ lmmeiiato aud Important. Let no one
lhereioTe, iall 70 adyOcate the election o. the
eitlLsn. soldier statesman and patriot, U. 5.
IthnI Anu o. hehfy MHson, long the AdNocate
=, lapoI NM use1om, ! eau adI no more I'M
plore my lrlonds In the Elghth district 70 Dc nc.
we, 70 % nun and unurns IN thelr hoors an.
" ng,3Iy snall rost On thelr tanners on inc SIN
OF Oetobef, hI2
.,i nay , hlh1 iIovheneo direct aud biess the