National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-14
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Two Enthusiastic Meetinss-Cba.e and
Youpas Iudsrped.


Two Enthusiastic Meetips--Cba-e ard
Yousss Iudsrsed.
Last night two large and enthusiastic mass
meetings were held In this district. At Liberty
hall, corner Tenth and II streets, the supporters
OF Thos. W. Chase assembled to indorse his NOM
ination. S. r. Bond called the meeting to order
and introduced DR.. e. c. Cox, OF the Board Of
Health, who said that the mlngling OF artisans,
laborers and professional men at this meeting Is
Indicative OF purpose. To-day's verdict OF
the people will decide whether or not your pur-
poses are confirmed. The triumph OF the party
which represents progress, humanity and equal
rights depends for It's success upon your Efforts.
our party has not always. as now, been numer.
Gus, but Its scarce numbers were composed OF
true men, heroes who would have sacrificed ali
to establish universal emancipation.
In 1870, by the Missouri compromise-that
ranSGw q Nss S.y threw S
issue OF slavery was hxed within . certain
given line. Afterwards, under Polk and Fillmore,
the party strengthened, and In 1850 the slavery
question was again smothered by com promise,
aud so remained until the universal emancipa-
ton movement was successfully established.
But the Republican party has at length culmi-
mated In success. But At times tho most natter-
lag demonstrations arc shown on the very verge
OF disruption. Party strife Is creeping In. lie
ware of II. II Ia the surest signal Of defeat.
IpssS as sa o to
success Is inevitable. (rhe Doctors remarks
were greeted with frequent rounds Of applause
trndnced AMI s.ia Inc presence Of three man.
| bers Of the Board Of Health signined that there
was something rotten In Denmark" lie, a.
,ns II. hei,eyed in stanling nv oar 1srty ar.
Sanitation. regardless OF The Aspirations Of
those outside the ranks. II has been intimated
morrow will never ineet~that Conaress. dis.
TsteI with our sttempt nj populsr cove rn,nent.
viii sbridse our rights and rule Us By commits.
Tne spsaker here went for the Temperance
cause, and said he .did not want lager aud wine
touched anu pictured the social conduion OF
Germany whete All men, women anu chllufen
drink pure wine and lageL As being much
more wholesome and temperate than mat OF THIS
country. In this campaign certain men have
sought 10 don tue gafo oi virtue, Ahd IN " steal
into our halls OF legislation. Tue Germans 40
not propose TO be mus cheated AND deprived OF
their Innocent enjoy ment because other men 10
not care to share it. lApplause.
The audience was enteItAlneu oy tue Danu,
when Professor John Nj. lAngston was intro
duced, and sitercomplimentary illusions TO the
former speakers, said he was delighted TO see
many nationalities here, all at home, a. true
Republicans. bent on common purpose, and
having a common aim Of progress and Improve
ment in our national metropolis, We all unite
In the one purpose mat our capital, IN ~ that
appertains 10 II, shan be magnificent aud cur
tuIsd. Applause ,.
nomination and prospective election Of colored
man, wise, honest anu true. sucn msn Only
CHOSEN by tue unlteo snofts ol WIS Whte Men
and able BLACK men. am proud o. MN. net GUY
district, but as representative OF our race.
nan ane S ynnr ,,sndIsie IL man Of ahiiv We
is 4 God-fearng man, true to humanity, seeking
to know and to do Gods Commands. As such he
Is worthy Of your votes; As q true man he re.
Pnossd Vi ,ns s norms srhas hi ana whs.nsr
was policy, timely, legal or otherwise yon may
aaif
In pfoposins"' "nne 'ne
MIXED SCHOOL QUESTION
= not proper subject OF Issue 10 thi1 campaign,
" Will De Wheh you VOC lof IerIesenhuNe 70
CONGRESS wneh every essh nnn saya ~ SHOW nis
manu- Cnase anot oa a s,,s, 1nnp W.
pie. DO you want pet'ei Sanuiua,eI Theh ne
properly hoLnina,eu, anu agSrsaiLeu w tne
local hepubilcan party OF tne plstrict hls en-
tre ieSoIu " sssnos u ~ , , VI pIos.ess
anu imptovemen,, bno" yous,vie, woItny OF
your right OF snnIage ny supporting HONEST men
10 once; lhppmusc;l ,,,,oa,o., an, ..,a ,,...
u bliss wa nens M, S', sna ssa tne i,,
are Two hoihinees ~ tn's uruu. .o'n'sn., uotn
claiming 70 pe hepueNC can T one .sguia Ky
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otner Is seehng ~, ~ 1taai uun t NV, y, 1ne
press thro%' w ~ NJ nara hrs han
70 Tue ulsliaIte state " ,ne Paiv nele. nvpe
| tomoituM WIN w .ne enu n u ~ sum iiioisiii
oy Tue elecuon W 'ne lui msto iesu,aI noini, J,
ness, anu anosg 'he'a VT '"ase' W iA'ee Anu
prouu msJoIIy. ,,,. 49,, Il,
PIoI. oIeenet was ln'ioluceu, ~ IN lew
neat remark. lnootseu ne cAnuidate, hnu ea,
norted me voters Q, the Dlstrict 10 aetioh nhth
the close OF tho polis.
Meeting In fayor Of Eiphsnzo houngs.
The supporter OF Elphonzo loungs met al
the Fourth Baptist church, on II street, be.
,-.on TwaIftb and IhIr,sentb
'"een . - 1850 ,,.,
In tne absence Vi M b'ooAs' presiuent oi tue
Republican club, Nj. Dudley, the secretary,
called the meeting to order, and Introduced Mr..
40 . Meat tyhn ,,,fa a sbor, sna.ch
W. '''' ""N 'pN'
SPEECH or Nh. foBkqs.
Mt. Youngs. the candidate, being in the house,