National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-04
AMBITIOUS YOUTHS.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

What They Have to Say Of the InnuEura-
tIon CoInn,Ittee-who Would Like to
Have Charge ofthc MRttert-IIow Shlss-
Ter aud Green Would DO It-Thcy
Elected the President and Want to In-
RuEurnIc Him-A RtHitOus Advertise
mcnt.
special meeting Of the Pennsylvania Repub-
lican Association was held last night at Clark's
Hell, for the purpose Of taking action, as an-
nounced In the advertisement, In preference to
the Inauguration Of Gen. Grant, In opposition to
| the District Of Columbia committee, who
ignored the different state associations, the
members Of which were the only men who rem
| dered any actual assistance In the campaign" A.
A. Shisslcr In the chair, and W. J. wharenby
secretary.
The chairman called attention to the adyer.
| tlsement, and said he was ready to hear any.
thing from the members In regard TO this matter,
a. he wanted full expression from all con-
| CGrncd
After silence Of some moments, the members
| seeming TO be In the dark as TO the best mode Of
| procedure, a general twisting In the seats began,
| and Mr.. VIII A. Short arose and said he under
stood there were some resolutions 20 be present.
| ed, and the gentleman holding the same should
read them, In order that the meeting might know
MI. Shissler LIudge Ollphant In the chain arose,
and stated he had propaTeda series Of resolutions,
as he felt II to be his duty after the action OF the
| District committee. The association had been
ignored, and the resolutions would give express
sion to their feelings. lie then read the follow
Ing resolutions:
| Whereas a meeting was recently called by pri-
| vate notes addressed TO "a few prominent Cti-
| Eensr to make arrangements for the forthcoming
Inauguration ceremonies and festivities In re-
| spOnse to which the few prominent citizens adj
dressed assembled, organized, appointed an ex-
| ecutiye committee and AdIOurncd-eyidently In
accordance with well-matured prearrangement
all Of which was accomplished In ten VI fifteen
minutes; and
whereas the executive committee thus ap-
pointed Ia composed exclusively OF the prom
inent citizens thus privately assembled Of the
been connected with the Republican party either
In form or sympathy, and not one OF whom voted
for President Grant; and
Whereas this privately called meeting, by us
hasty and illberal action, utterly ignored the
various state associations and all other political
Republican organizations, all Of whom contrib
uted by their money, their labor, their influence
and their votes to secure the glorious RepnpIl-
can victory that Is 10 Culnnate IN the second III
auRirHtlOn OF President Grant; therefore.
Rcsolrcd, That In the opinion OF TINS association
'prominent citizens" OF the various states, resi-
dent IN washington, have as good claim 10 De
represented In the arrangements In question as
the "few prominent citizens OF the District OF
Columbia thus privately called tOgetheri anu
especially that the various STATE ASSOCIATIONS anu
other Republican organizations nave Hght 10
participate therein.
Resolcod, That We protest against being tnus
| ignored or counted out OF the triumph OF what
we regard as more our victory than that OF the
"prominent citizens OF the District OF Columbia,
above referred to, and That the presluGnts o. the
various states ASSOCIATIONS anu Othef hepuDnCAh
organizations he requested to unite In call for a
lOint meeting OF their respective bodies, as well
az OF citizens generally, whether Oh the DlstrlCt
Of Columbia or OF the various states, and whether
prominent or obscure, to make arrangements i ior
a national instead OF local celebration OF the
Inauguration
hesoiref, lhat lhe secretary ne heteIg ulFetiel
to correspond with the various kepubllCan cluh
AMI civic and military ORGANIZATIONS ~ Penhsyl-
vahlat soliciting thelr cooperation Anh assistance
IN making the inauguration celeDratlOn hepubn'
can aud national IN us extent aud slRnlnCancc.
Res0trcd, That the secretary he hetrby dIccted
To transmit copy OF These RESOLUTIONS 70 the
various state associations AMI otheT hcpubucan
organizations IN me cry, anu solicit thelr prompt
AMI active cooperation therein.
MT. short seconded the adoption nt the resoll-
tons. and said he desired 70 state some tacts IN
tins connection. The INST steps taken IN ms
movement were taken ny the Young Mems lie
publican Cluh, who addressed a lettet 70 Gov,
the citizens Of the District Of Columbia. It was
expected that meeting would be called OF Az
citizens. The meeting was held, ana commit.
tee was appointed, among whom were some Of
the most bitter rebels on reoonl, and some were
| prisoners OF state uuflhg the WAL IN response
TO an inquiry OF Governor Cooke, IN regaru "a
the associations part IN the lnaugurauOns, the
Governor directed That committees be appointed
To meet on SATURDAY WIN tue cltlhehs, When u
WAS found that the whole manner Of working
was arranged AMI ths apI3iiilitlIent OF the com
hltec Cuhcuctcl. ~ unu,i ~ W. use W nunl
ing lhe meetllp' as Az htI3ngu1lcnts even 70 thC
aplohlIleht oi hia'H"'i' "H" previously oceU
, arTahgel. -,, a.. III. =, 49,. a.,
Mr. shlsslcr shln thc GlilAfhs hal takch N,
i Mhoe thlhg lh tnslI own lanus 'anu SnaIgou tha
tne liaJoIiy o. tne Tu,i'TG mGui" nav neei
, heller sAtlsheu iuia w., nICc,el, NV pSel
elected anu was 70 We lnauguratcu instead o
zen Grant ne .hoGgnt was ui ne mat InHs,
shn1id hays snme weight I'M the worn Ils IN,
moi believe In M being len ami in tbe coli ami
nSs,Sr IA nnt hsIiste IN bsng male III ~
Nc INT waited the associatiSn 10 have ann,
2 cnntSnI in the arTanvemSnts sneaIsr UnIs,
th hin tho I,IIens IsnId raise tiho NM n, lar
M th m insnIratinn ~ s,,%,ess NJ sbfssi
h. W., 'hst thc men yShn ySnnIj snh:rripe ~
i much towards The movement are making n M