Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19


mites, Sbsr1lng tbat IN prlma4v nIsction,
| called fnr nv ihon Tas n snafe = fraud ami I
| Ieception uDon The voters on The DistTist
| He novel that a commitiee on neTmanent mr.
| qaniTSiion he selected, VI
CoNufTrTE ON CREpESTtALA
| On motion Of Mr. Atkinson. A committee nj
eleven % 1 MSD,s, T's 1RPoEnSsd =, FOL
la a Dyer EiWarA JIrnsor ii / pcaIi n A
EiIsSorE, b. q, BsTry, W, n Kenns1rh' Mose,
bradshaw and $. Atkinson.
vas then appoIntod, a. follow. N. a. ordySSS
1 ". n Dayls j. Tbompson UenTv Iacey iiorf,yy,
o. johnson. N. q, Costln. NJ ID bevto1y ''o''''
| A. M. Green moved that seats be prepared On
Il the piatf,rm M snch dIstinguisb.6 s,,ssIs w
might bs WIN them, and Said Hon. M. De d
MI. De Large was Invited to take A seat. Int
i aid not come Forward, Wv
| THE TtRsr NoNtNEE.
/ John Costln sald he iust wanted ma ,rord
| ard that was that lie attended 10 nlaee ,hsd
name Of Hon. p. A. Boswell before ia eo5vsp en- ~
/ tIon a. candidate for DeieVnts.
/ The COMMITTED on creJentlals than .r.tt,.t
and reoss. vas taken. -.
nent orSaniTation. TeuSSted AZ ieiIo,Ss rss,
Barrett and W. u. He'll secrstariss. Dr. n r
| Freeman and Moses BradshaU, sefgeants a.
arms, George Chase and 0eorEo Horton
NJ. N. Hunter, from the Committees or crodsn
4. M HWlN H.
hrst read. s''0'
The report wa than adonted
. TIE FREsIpEsT,s RENApKs.
sandy Lacey Al A committee III esrost ~. n H.u
mnnent ufesi,lent 10 tbe chnIr ,,hn s,td,.ib. ~,
me conventton. ihanking them M M bono.
movement Rs II vas Of @,s.is.. mSns 40 W. Us
them. They stood in the falI force o5 thelp
manhood against money, press. mimi AMI
power, and Az other eopSipallOn, no i.lt ia
handful, on the work they we're about 70 inau'
Rurate, He felt Wiad INIT thew ,tood a. Rsnab.
leans, recognising the nominees Of the PARTY,
fights OF frecmsn and ioIIow o,,t tbsi, 49, ~
right and wrong.
A voice Lot US know Whothar you are for
Grant OF Greeley"
the Administration, 10 do The work OF our psTtv
IN the District as We understand,
ATrENrr AT A COMPROMISE
W. H. COstln then read a resolution eharar.
tstiElng the general committee AZ a iev boilers
who had ordered a primary elestIon, and reoom.
mendlng tho selection OF a committee on one
from each district 20 walt on Mr. John ii
Brooks, the chairman. aud request Of him. To
suspend all further action and unite with This
body.
ar. IsBarnes moved that a commItteo Of
seven on platform and rosolItions he annointeg
and the following were nanned' 4 W TSRaTnrs
w. 10 He'll, Sandy Lacey, Eis, Cursor. W. Ill
O1stin, James Kennedy and - Smith.
gates claiming TO represent the TWsIfth dIstTjcl
and no Inauired which tho committee mai ~
ported, The names were then read.
mT Jone, moved that A. NJ Green be Invited
70 500 JssA the meetlng.
MI. nreen declined.
ueleBate moved TO take q recoss until four
N a, OriWGy oppassd the motIop. a. IL voubi
only take the Committee on platform a few mo,
Ihents 90 report
a0i...,. N LONE EL9w - NJ
s sn.eItain them WITH lev remarks aud this
being Just In his line, be without more ado
assembled the platform and made one Of his
sp"ooheA
ma nARRErTs RENARKs. |
hS lhonHht y was a happy event 10 tho coun. |
Wv that ceItalu party had united, and pre-. !
, y 70 vote ior 0reeley instead Of Jeh Davis
he not favorable TO Grant But this selection
showed US that no rebel general could ever be-
sou some candidate I3r the Presidency; that they
camp and select candidate. He did not think
with ali their suayity and PROMISES they could
muster much Of colored vote In the south, as
irey T D,I S stand arm 70 The regular RePub
ana them only because he hal 10 rely
~ Wy tecommeadallons OF men Ocoupylng high
,n ~ ~, posl.lons had been pgssible 10
make sneh oG Nmlnations personally, II was evil
isnt Ihat me errofs would not have been made.
he then spoke o. the two central commlttees,
M thhl the one o. which he was
~ sPeAAhs o. lharies samner he SAID that
~ n9 y Remained hrin Win hts party until tho
sah bohlato matter, and being opposed 10 all
Oos " t99h e1eeptl9n Win his party ahd made
11ole lsns ltom NJ stand poinl Tie was only
,lIlhk ~. u.es hha when tho Republican party
stuInel ~ paIlty ne would DO found foremost
= ~ Nne .ahA. me speaker said that many Of
ne y, nI iun o. tne HOUSE o. Delegates had
10y tA,go sulhs oet o. the improvement Jobs,
~ ~ nc hheH Use o. the men that hal male
NJ money. ne presumed that all the dele.
i Ates had ssiked 10 the Sonyontlun, but he an.
ielpa.oa tha1 Az Nho aitendOi the other con-
enuoh nouh rue ln theif carriages, ~ that
~ YOU'LL represent the efpltal versus tho labor
n ~, y touAys
Mhat was desired In this city was work,
,neteny men could earn bread aud butter, and
nent Of tbe I,1orey and In,s -. -. - $500
a ETHIEEp'a ~, 49,
d, A. StraEer vas nsxI intr,St,,csi ..I l..
neaEIng s.ll hs 80 ani, ,,s,sa,,,Ss ~, SuI w
Or me i,saee and nrrs,eti,y iT ~ h, ~"
Ie th0uthl f,T tha ,Seld.ss ~ ~. saioh s i'
,ls that they should inyestlgats tbInys III
uuId not specify auV paTtleulaT vsr,ng ~, h,J
card Of some He WisHSd his brsibra. -
IUths them elyes with Inc Tiyhts of ci'i,anshtp
nd attspd 10 their oWn aH.lrs, he ssisSn,iP
hey would be OyerriIien' WbIIs bs hsb haan
old that Ghls Convention ahoniI mai bs inISsI
Nth national affaIrs va he ,,i.hat 10 -,
was Tor the perpelnitv of ths Penn ma
Iarty and ROoi Of tbo eoiorei psa1Is Ih"i psss
lent Grant sbOuld IL re eIssi.ii Uorssa a -
~ hal been lheIT frIenJ N vac t,nc. mn -,
q affiIIated WIN ths nstna,r,ts ~ ~ nnen