Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
THE SOREHEADS.



ofdway and His Clique In Consolidation
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hoard OF Pebble Works-IInrmless Mo-
lions and ReseIutIops.
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ino sooaneu oontlh oonmit'ee, reptesentlng
the lew dlsaheoted Republicans owned and con
trolled by what is known a. the Origay CLIQUE,
bs,d anita a IivcIv neo,In,, a, ITnIon I.sa,yno
hSm gu " s.,., M, 80 ~ O ,. I ,S,s,i,
hAl on SATURDAY night Ihere were thirty'
persons present, many Of whom were strangers
in the political ring and looked like recent con.
-.r,. A,,on,, re- ~, -. -, ,,a,,t.i
o. h,,ons ,n ',,I 'u4' ""'o Ooon Par''O''
pators IN the-poutloal arena, and are now re.
gardod a. the boilers and dlsatfeotod, we're N d.
q. OriWay, 7. W. LeBarnes, q. u. Barrett,
WIN, A. Freeman, DR.. Stephenson, rev. W. J.
Walker, MarceIIns West, Walter b. Piowden,
Frank daines Henry Pcyton, Edmund smith,
r. ID, Ruin, Or. j. l.. N, Bowen, FL. Atkin.
son, WIN. i. Ferguson, ~ ii. Hunter and Al.
bert Richardson,
The meeting was called TO order by Mr. lie.
paTnes and IN the absence of the chairman. w.
T. Walker was called 10 the chair and Edwin
smith chosen secretary
would be stated
Mt, LeBarnes offered a resolution, which was
4 iayS q eSIi mSstiSSS In tbsiE ssyeTai diStrsis
70 select delegates TO All vacancies In the central
committee aud 10 ehooge delegates TO q conyon.
lion 10 nominate a candidSts Tor DeleESto 10
Congress, and be requested to call meetings at
ready been selected that Inc Aforesaid sui com.
mlttee be authorized 20 call meetings In the va.
rious Legislative distrIcts 10 select or nominate
candidates 70 be supported by the Republicans
OF the several districts for members OF the House
Of Delegates at the October election; that the
chairman Of tho committee and sui. committee
be requested to call the convention 10 nominate
the delegates TO Congress on Thursday next,
July is, at such place as they may direct
Hon. 4. A. Boswell here entered the hall, and
was received with applause.
NJ 0Hgrgl fnllOWinWs
Rrsotped, That in conducting gaId district
meetings tho sub committee In charge and club
ofnooTs acting with them, be advised not to
recognize nor permit tho participation 10 their
meetings In any manner Of emlssatics Of tho
District government who may come TO create
choice Of the honest a cd true Republicans who
assemble In good faith TO carry out the objects OF
said meeting.
Mr.. Ordway moved to strike out the words
"DistTtct government, ''as II was we'll known who
the smissarIes referred to were
Mr.. LsBarues said tho district government
had made the Issue, and at the outset they had
would be O1sted. The people OF the District had
the right 10 meet and transact their business
without being interiored with by the plmps Of
this government
Mr.. PlOWden thought that Mt LeBarnes' re-
marks met his views exactly, and speaking OF
these meetinEs-
MIR. Freeman. I rise 10 point OF order.
Meetings have nothing to do with the Tesolu.
tion-
Nit. PlOwden. don't wish TO be interrupted
by the gentleman. II he iG Tor the Board OF
Public works he had better so with them.
don't want nothing to do with hun, II Is time
these men were put down, and don't care how
II e done so 1t Is done.
Mr. Freeman attributed the remarks Of the
gentleman to ignorance, aud thought II was not
wise to rush on so rapidly.
Mr.. Peyton. l would like
Mi. Freeman Is the gentleman deleRntet
Mr.. LsBaTnes. will answer for him, Hois a
delegate from the Filth district.
Mr.. Freeman. Not unlcss his credentials have
boon presented tonight / know something
about the FUN district myself. ...r
pinVEl0n II Mr. EFRgnnu IL nlFaiN If iha
Rsari ~ PSSiic Works be was moi and theTs
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NJ ord1,v Ens,v that ms.tinys had hem
broIsn m nv gontrartorl mi men n thc smpISV