National Republican., 1873-05-01
NEW REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM.
MITTEE.


Meeting 10 n Number Of Districts Last
Might Of some OF tue
Club--DrlcRatcs Elected.
In accordance with resolution Of the Repuo-
tiss, general committee primary elections and
mas. meetings were held In number Of the
JIstricts yesterJay, for the purpose Of eleeting
delegates TO the Republican general committee
Tor the ensuing year. In some Of the districts
elections had already been held, aud In others
tncy will take place At future DAY.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Ths Republicans Of the Fourth district held
primary meeting yesterday Al John connenj 90
rourress street, and elected the following de,e-
gates 10 the central committee: W. " Drew, ~.
4. CTyer, N. Dade; alternates, Fred. y. Mech'er
and James Davenport,
TWELFTH DISTRICT
A nrir,ary election was held In this district ~
the Marshar house, on Eighth street, and the
following elected as delegates to the genera
committee! N. II. Miller, Lloyd g Brooks snd
James y. Wood.
EIGuru DISTRICT.
Tho urinary election In the Eighth district rc-
suited AZ follows: For delegates to the general
committee, W. A. Cook, Thoa, W; chase and
WashIngton waller altcrnates, W. r. Nou anu
Albert Mcintosh.
THIRTEENTH pisTRrcT.
In accordance with the request Of the general
committee primary election In this district was
held Yesterday at No. 1850 Tenth street north;
west and the following gentlemen declared
elected; ". II, paw, Geo. II. Boston and L.
hughes A cali for mass meeting for the
s%rsD sSs IPM ma w was puSsSea yestcfdly, and n
response thereto about tWeny-hye hNemeita'
The meeting waa called 70 order oy aee n
BoStop, and on motion the election OF the after
noon was ratified. one Of the judges OF elec-
fion and a number of citizens have prepared
protest against the manner 10 when the eIec.
lion was conducted and will At once forward .
request to the general committee asking that .
new election be ordered.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Ameetlng Of the Republican club Of this dis
trIct was held At Turner'S hall last nighi; th'
president, Joseph Williams, In the chair. IN,
executive committee for the ensuing year We,
announced ~ fOlows: Joseph Flynn, M, W
Wines, Daniel Henson, A. X, swaRgArt Y. a
West, George omally, STANLEY lawson; hessrs n,,
were elected delegates to the general committee
Mr. Flynn being compllmented by the unanl
nous vote OF the club. Messrs, z. Allen am
George Omaly were elected as nlternhes, hns
the club adjourned.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
The Republican club OF this district held
meeting at Island hall last night; the president
Joseph Williams, In the chair; J. =. N. wiikin
son, secretary. Tho election OF ofneers for "
ensuing year was declared the nrst business y
Williams, president; Perry Carson, vice pres
dent; y. Y. n. Wilkinson, secretary; John
Brown, treasurer. The club then adjourned.
mass meeting was then called, with Mr.Willlam
In the chair, and Messrs. Joseph Williams, Perr
carson and Charles Marshall were elected q
delegates to ne ge9epal commit,es, .e, anI John
JOurned.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Tae Republicans Of the Twentieth dstric
held large and enthusiastic meeting At Bato
hall, on Fourth street, near @; Andrew D. Ter
ney 10 this chair and James II. Searle secretAr,
central committee, and the following wei
chosen: MessTs. Andrew ID. Finney, Daniel
connolly and J. y, seSrle; htsmates' ' nieu1 MessT
Mr. John +. Ballinger introduced resolution
which was adopted, lndorsng the Governor an
the Board OF Public Works. The meeting the
adjourned, subject 10 the call Of the president.
TwENTy.FIRsr DISTRICT.
This club met at the hall corner OF Fourteent
and D streets southeast, sydney W. Herbert
the chair, and resolved itseIf Into mass nee
/, ing. Mr.. s. W. Herbert was elected Temporal
chairman and {. NJ. Barton secretary. An ele'
cInh Sor he ensuing year. the contest for pre-
ident OF the club, between Mr.. A. Campbell Al
Geo. W. McReynolds, resulted In the choice
then made unanimous Mr.. Campbell In a fe
appToprate remarks rendered thanks for u
honor conferred. Mr.. Geo. II. McReynolds vi
Better second vice president and Mr. c. NJ. Ba
ton secretary. Messrs. l.. q. Fletcher, Lemu
Bursley and Richard Rothwell were elected del
yates 20 the central committee. DR.. Dorsey al
Z, NJ, barton were declared elected alternate
the meeting then adjourned.
YTFTH DISTRICT.
The election for delegates In this district vi
held last Monday night, and Messrs. Jeron
johnson, Richard Brown and Sandy Lacey d
Clared elected. For some reason there was co
st,la la nlnlnI IhN of several mel
hers Of the club A. the result, and at their
uuest a mass meeting was held At Jones' h
last night for the purpose OF taking some aetli
in the matter. After lengthy and exciting
hate the election OF Monday was confirmed, Al
Messrs. Thomas Lucas and Alfred Day elect
rs AlteTnates.