National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

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Meetings were held by the Republicans Of sew
sral Of the districts Lest might and delerste,
elected to the Central COMMITTEES. The foliowIn;
were chosen; - = = !. :
SECOND DISTRICT. ~z1
y; 7 Settle, deorge s. Emery and - Lurun
bel Altsrnates-Jon Harris. WIN. Tyler anc
y, W. Barker. 81 II -, 49,, a
80 YIPTH DISTRICT. III lel
The Republican club; Of thls district, sftel
me Central COMMITTEES, BUT owing 10 sSs Sisr
enee q Sp1I, ,s expressed the election was post
EIeHrH DrsTaIcr
The following delegates and alternates vert
chosen to the Central Committees: VIM A Cock
Thomas W. Chase and VIM. e Mott, Alternates
W.,Wsller and James Wilson. - . Tr- : )
s7s .tr ELEvEsTH DISTRICT. - q
The club was reorganiIed BY. the election Of
vice president; Ed. Chase, secretary, and Uato
Ward, treasurer. Delegates to Central Commit.
Tee, James Thompson, W. s. Oliver and! g. II.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. -
The club organized By calling Dr.. J. @. Ste
phenson 70 the chair and appointing James Brown
secretary: Q. W. Swaggart, DR.. J. q. Stephen
son and Edrsrd Allen were chosen delegates to
EIeHrEENrH DISTRICT
This district, AFTER the selection OF the regular
club officers, elected the following delegates:
Andrew g. Mc0rew, John W. Brannon and ST.
mon "; Blapd; Alter7ates, Louis Wills and
s - TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
In this district the following delegates were
elected; ]. T. Ballenger, w. L. Childs, and Jas
Thomas. s. - :
A.' fENrH DISTRICT. b
DelegateE-J. A. Jenifsr, VIM Kennedy, and
John Banker. Club ofacsrs-Prestdent, Matthew
J. q. Madison; treasurer J. H. Davidson.
sEvxnrxxsrH DISTRICT.
In this district there was the usual squsbble,
but AFTER two or three hours fight the result was
announced 8 follows: Alfred Stevenson, II. w.
and Tho@a: commsdors .iessrnsse. GC:rs OF
the club for the ensuing year: President, Alfred
Stevenson; vice president, Ohas. H. Parker; sec-
Rotary, Thomas Commodore.
TwENTY-sRcoND DISTRICT.
The Republican club Of the Twenty second dis
trict met at Odd Fellows hall, Navy Yard, last
evening. A motion was made and adopted that
those present 90 into mass meeting. Mr.. Andrew
Neville was elected chairman, and John II. Cross
The cali Of the Republican Central Committee
was then read, and the following PANIED gentle,
men MsTs slsStsd 70 represent the district n said
4. Gates sod Ro6ert Cole. Ah.rnessS, EdSasd
Nalley and Geo, Il. Thompson. Adjoufhsd:
The BeHerf Cla6.-Twelye members OF the
one Of the ante-ro6ms Of Odd Feliows' hafi, Navy
Yard; Mr.. Madison Davis prssiding.
Mr.. +. p. Davis offered fesolufion, declaring
VIM. H. Covington, Joseph Lee and o. champion
to be the ehoioe Of the DOZEN present for members
Of the Central Republican CommIttee from the
Twenty-second district with r. langley and J.
Porter alternates; which was adopted, after
which the meeting adjourned.
It Will be seen By the above that there are two
delegations from the Twenty-seeoud district. The
Central COMMITTEES Last year recognized the club
presided over by Mr.. Cowan as the regular organ
ization and their delegation this year seems to be
the legitimate representatives Of the Repabli-
cans Of the Twenty-second district.