Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12
The crdway-ifes I'm the Coming Flee.

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In accordance With the following circular ftopl
! the pIdway-Purvis-Le Barre" RedGy' Weich
bogus republican general committee, eCently
elrcc sd, the following district meetings have
I "'Ihcy who would be free themselves must
/ strike the blOw.-In accordance wiz the &c %
luton OF the republican general committee OF
the District Of Columbia, passe at Union lie ssue
/ Han. Jgly2. lSi2 meeting will be held in the
= legislative dist let. a -, July II, 1872, at
SOcOSk p. m, to carry out the objects of the
( a!or6; alt -c-olution. Let all true republicans
| attend
lTbe resolution referred to was in reference to
/ al Organization Tor the coming election in the
several legislative Cisi. lets CT the adbereuts Of
! tte tOgU6 central republican committed
The meeting held in the second legfsia i've
district LAST night was compo- ed OF thirty men,
WLp were c2het 60 order by = u. Ruffin, who
stated the object Oil the meeting to be to elect
two members of the Purvis central committee
/ and delegates TO a convention to nominate y
delegate for Congress. \ chairman was elected
and committee appointed TO b-ng in names
fer tEe executive committee and delegate. The
ofnittee submitted their repoFt. A motion
was p ABE 70 acOVt II. pending which Mr.. Hol-
and moved to lay tie report upon the table.
The result of the vote by teiiers was sixteen in
iavor.of laying the Iao:iOn on the table and four
team opposed. The report of the COMMITTEE WIS
therefore laid or the table, and the OF eet of the
meeting defeated Several sree hes we're then
yra3e 10 the little bsndluI pre- en- By ~ srs. r.
y. j. ut T., John y. Cook and ~. \. Stalker in
f,vUr Of the object or the meeting, and b.
McSS-z. r. q. CrrnipghaEl and VI. n. Holland
IL opPos TOR. The tempest n a tea pct then
StioUTfed. ending the first Chputer of the litgfe
IS 1t sfsctior in the lecond leg sIatiye District
~ the 9Th district small crowd organised a
Gu 70. pc stated in yeSt5rdays STAR.
IT the tth district a slim gathering was held
- tie Quaker Ccllege-Mr. =. G. Nue. in the
clair and G W. Stewart secretaIy. MI Walker
submitted resolution indoTsHg the resolutions
Ct tie bogus committee IN rel 4ta,,n TO the orgau-
ration OF the ccpmittee. civil ghts, the eiec-
ton of officers BY TIE reOple. and the GRAY
asses Srnent bin. Mr.. Garrett, on account Of the
meeting being SO small, moved that the resolu-
ton he Indefinitely postponed. On motion of
Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Garrett's motion was laid on
The table, and tie meeting adjourned.
In the 10th district, the meeting was held ut
BlaU's hall, en- street, between 18th and 18th
streets. j. W. LeBa-Hes called TO order, ana
stated The object 70 he TO select delegates u a
convention for the purpose of nominatings can
tive committee for the club, IL accordance with
aresolution of the "generai committee" adopted
the Cd instant M. Patrick Curtain said
LeBRrnes had no authority 20 call meeting,
Is Mr.. Jenifer is the president of the regular
republican club OF this district. After much dis
order, LeBarEes put the TuestieH n selecting IN
executive committee; which was decided in the
affirmative, and tie following were elected H
\. Paxton, John KILLER. W. II Lee, Charles
Wallace, Martin freddy Weleh, Beverly
LeBarnes and " RedGy" Welch were elected
delegates to the nOmina rg Convention.
After more disorder, Mr.. Pan III offered res0-
luton endorsing the Gray assessment bill and
also one returning thanks TO LeBarnes for his
feithtuDess in the House Ci Delegates. MT
LeBaTEes, in support of these resolutions, arose,
as lie said, to make Few remarks, but as be was
about to begin the noise became go great that he
was obliged 10 sit down. The resolutions were
declared adopted. MIR. Lacy stated that be hal
attended a meeting OF the 10th district replbIi-
can club Tuesday night, on which occasion he
sigret q constitution. He inquired which OF the
two clubs was the right one. Mr.. LeBarues was
equal 70 the emergency, and sra7eIy asserted
that his Is the legitimate club, and that the
ether club is composed OF boilers! He then
went on to repeat his old trade against the
board of public works. and when be concluded
the Ordway strikers adjourned.
A meeting was hold in the I1th district last
night; Dr. u. J.. \. Bowen in the chair, and W.
r kennaugh secretary. In explanation OF the
objects OF the meeting the char seated that one
OF Their delegates 10 the bogus central commit
Tee had gone back on them; that two oil their
dele had presented their credentials to the
legitimate (?l wing OF the general committee, of
which DIR. Purvis Is chairman, but the other
one, MI. 5. 5. Baker, had declined to act, a. he
did not intend to identify himself with faction
He then explained that the legitimate wing of
the general committee was that portion which
met at I O'Clock in the evening OF July 2d, az
Union League Hall; the seceders having called
l,l meeting at II O'Clock in the morning.
Gtwithssanding the newspapers had denounced
the other wing as thu bogus one. The sec
rotary read the call as printed above. |
two delegates to the lie Barnes wing made what |
they termed explanations Of the stand they had |
taken AZ the meeting OF the general COMMITTEES |
July ga MI Thompson submitted a resolution |
that tie republicans OF the 11th district endorse
the resolutions adopted by The (bogus) republi- !
. an erai committee 81 Union League Hall, |
July ID Io'2. IN relation to the organ alton or |
The said general committee, also the rosolu,,crn
passed by that body relative ~ civil rights the |
lection o. officers by the people and the special
,e-r ~nent bill introduced into the Council BY
fr. A. i,ray; s,..",ted. Mr: iennauga moved
hat lilo stand taken by the majority of the
delegates from the I1th district ne e,,.-rsed by
the club; adopted. After considerable discus
sion OF Mr.. s. s. Bakers status, it was finally !
iefcrmired 20 give him little further grace in
which to return TO the fold nc Rad ieft. The
meeting then elected W. f.. Kennaugh, j. l.. \.
Bowen. snd JOssIh Thompson to act as dele
gates 10 the nominating con yentiob. after which
they adjourned.
The Ordway-ites of the Goth district held a
meeting at Broan'sHa!l, 4th street, near Penn
.vly At ia avenue -outhea>t, K. s. Ati insUn oc-
cupying the chatT. On motion of George Hor- |
ton, rcsol Ition was adopted indorsing the res
clU;iOrs passed at the LIST NEE ing OF the (boEasl
republican general committee IN favor OF the !
election of officers by the people, and Gray's "a |
ss-,Tpent bill. +. s. Atkinson, y. q. OrIway, |
&c IRE convention TO nominate a candidate for |
dee gate TO Congress. Speeches were Subse- /
que ..tly made by Nh. johnson, Z. ). Atkinson, |
y. G.. Ordwav, and others.
Tie Ordway factiOnis,s OF the Dist district met |
last evening; Moses Bradshaw in tie chair. and |
j. Il. Mansfield secretary, and elected William |
IL DAVIS, moses BRADSHAW. ana CiiNcr GreeN
delegat TO the 1ILinating convention. The |
meeting then proceeded to the organization OF
a district republican club, and elected James |
T.. Ma hall president; Moses Bradshaw, secre-
taTy; W. t. Davis, assistant secretary; j. IL. |
Mansfield and William BROKER, vice presidents.
W. s. Davis offered q resolution which was
adopted, endorsinaithe resolution OF the bogus
general committee at Union League
Hall July ., 1872, ir relation to the organization
OF the said general committee; also, the reSoiu-
ton passed By that body in relation TO civil
tights, the election of officers by the people.
ana the special assessment bin introduced into
the Council by Mr. John A. Gray.
TEE LIVE SToCR MARKET Board - HsqIM
Tgsyec,jOHs.-Superi utendent Gatchelrs FepoI.
OF live stock on sale at blowers Fest and e. g.
where FOR the week ending Friday July L, Is
as follows:
At Ciark's depot for the sale of swine, 62J
hogs, mostly of good quality from Ohio. were
sold. The market was fair and advanced &c.
per III. with steady sales at G7s a. per 10. net
At Center Market and elsewhere-S beeyes
sold at S3sS4.5O per cwt. 60 mich cows and
calves were offered, limited number selling at
S25aSJ0. and few OF superior quality bringing
sGJ The quality OF most OF the stock was in
feriOr. There were L. veal calves, of fair and