Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21

Ito lIeetlsH - Addresses by wsII-Kuown
aud Prominent Citizsns-Vlctory Assured.
That the Republicans Of this city are now fully
aroused 10 the Importance Of the present cam.
pnlgn neods no more convincing proof than the
Increased Outpoutlng Of citizens IN attendance
1t tho mass meetlng last evening Of tue Inter.
section Ct Conpeodout avenue and Seventeenth
street, and which was gotten up coniolntly by
the Republicans Of the sixth and Seventh as.
triciS ior the purpose Of Latiiying their party
profuseiy ldeoorated stand intent on All that was
transpirlhg and drinking In the words Of truth
and Instruction that fell IRON the speakers lips,
Shortly AFTER O'Clock tho meeting was called to
order by Mr.. John II. Brooks, and the following
offlcerl President, Carter A. stewart vice pres.
idents, husley, Muse, w, y. Reed and X l..
At this juncturo the two district clubs, with
torches and transparenoies, oamo up In strong
numbers, headed by baud Of music which was
brought on the stand, and between the speeches
dlscouTsed excellent music.
Mr. Stewart SAID that the honor Of presiding
over tho meeting had fallen on him unoNpeot-
eddy, and he thanked them. Tho purpose Tor
which they had assembled was we'll known, and
they would learn before the close Of the evening
much concerning the candidates: He believed
Gen. Chapman true and consistent, and was Ger.
Prof, j. L. sampson was then introduced, and
said that the proposition separating the ma.
uOnal parties and the two parties In tho Dis.
triCt were the same The Democratic party
comes on profession Of faith without one deed
to mark that profession, When be compared
wv uANh hhlh NuhNl NhN ANhuNNhNtN
the present ho waa Ike \ man returning from
his uatk dungeon, AFTER years o. eOnhnement, 70
the dazzling light OF day, and he could never,
by worn or aeuon, rondor any support 10 sueh
riley were all lighting under the samo old
banner that led them on through the war, aud
the one that would lead them 70 success 10 O1;
tnher' Inc defeat ol benerA Ohlpman would
10 defeat To General Grant In THIS District.
The different factions were all uniting to beat
Chlpman, anu thus ihrust :, ,he 1a gger o. treach-
cry into the ranks o. INC kepubucan party.
Ho believed that IN october tho people would
NlhnloAto oeheTnl Grant Dy reeleounS ueheTal
Chlpman' inc hepuOlleah stanuaIu,OehteI' U
Congress II lheie ever ives Tune Wheh Az
good oluEens we're called upon 70 come forward
AnI prove theu lOyalty thls s mat time. -
General y. r. Ohlpman was then lntroineel,
and sald mat the s,Bht o. suoh an audience
would gladden. the hearts Of millions q men
iht9ughout the country could they Ooholu u ~
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Ho had gwen up all private business 70 at.
tend 10 mat which hls PUBLIC position required
ol nun. tney on the SIN o. OeloneI made "
lhelr minds lnht he hAd nOt served lhem Melli
thete vas announcer mat expressed thslr
lIehs, ne Dll them go anu vote LOT mat man. ho
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oaInPalgn tn INA. hah h9t peen settl91 10 tho ean.
was, no had been unable TO mud II. II anybody
was 70, blame lor tho Improvements ROW being
ZONE, " was me eltihens themselyesi lor by an
innonso majority IN an election they mad Au.
lhoLtel them TO De made; Inc boarI va
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