Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-10
THE Official CAMPAIGN.
Meeting OF the Republican Executive

OOm1mIttee OF the IOtn District.
DELEGATE TRIMBLB RECOMMENDED FOR RE-
NoMINATIoN-RE0RGANIz OF THE I2rH
DISTRICT REP UBLICAN CLUB.
AT meeting of the executive committee OF
the 10th district republican club last night, the
course of the present delegate, Mr.. Matthew
TIimble, was Endorsed, and he was recommend
ca Tor denomination. Committees were ap-
pointed to look after the registration of voters
luton was adopted to hold q mass meeting on
Tuesday evening for the purpose of making
nominations, in accordance with the recon-.
mendatfons Of the central committee.
REORGANIZATION I'm the ETH District.
The republicans of the 18th district held a
meeting last night at Union League hall for
the purpose OF recognizing the district club.
MIR. N ID. Miller called the meeting to order in
the absence OF the president of the club, and
said it had been about one year since thew had
held meeting, and as the president of the club
han faiied 10 call q meeting, after having been
solicited to do so, he (Miller) had taken il upon
himself to make call, as it was, in his opinion.
tlme taey were doing something, if they expect
Mr.. Miller was chosen temporary chairman,
WIN Frederick Neidfeld secretary. The
meeting then resolved itself into a republican
cIup OF tho 18th district, for the purpose of or
ganiZing, and Mr.. Michael Duffy was elected
permanent president of the club for the ensuing
year; MI: Dutfy came forward and returned his
thanks for the unexpected honor. Mr. John
Walter was elected vice president, Frederick
Neidfeld secretary, and n. H. Miller treasurer
TEE LONG COMMITTEE COMMENDED.
n
ing the thanks of the entire people of the
l2th district to the Long investigating commit
tee for their efforts in exposing the diyreputabIe
practices OF the justices of the peace and con-
STAPLES OF this District, and expressing the hone
that they will proceed with the labor of ex-
posure until the people are fully MADE aware Of
then nefarious practices. Mr.. N. H. Miller
moved the resolutions be refer ed to a commit
zee on resolutions, when such committee shall
nave been appointed, with instructions to re-
port Mr.. P. H. Rhinehard took the floor to
make q set speech against entertaining anv
sucn resolutions, when Mr.. Brooks rose to a
pint" which was that Rhinehard was not
speaking to the motion, but on the question AZ
70 receiving the resolutions, when they were
already before the house. -
Mr.. Miller took the stand, and urged his mo-
ton. He thought it right and proper that such
paper should receive the sanction of the 18th
District republican club. The chair here nut
the vote on the adoption of the resolutions, and
decided 1t carried. This was objected to after
wards on the ground that the chair misunder-
stood the question, but the chair having put
the vote and decided it carried, nc further ac-
tlon was taken. motion was adopted that the
chair appoint an executive committee of eleven.
ana announce the names at the next meeting:
also, committee on resolutions. He Announced
the latter committee to be Mr.. Butler, N. H.
Miller and p. H. Rhinehard. The latter then
addressed the meeting at some length.