, 1875-10-02
REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS,

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4 meeting Of Republicans WAS held in Mar
tino's Hall. on Ada etroct, last night, for tho
| purpoge of forming Twelfth Ward Republican
Club. Tho call was numeronsiy responded to,
and tho business Was goue through with
great Ironlptitudo. Among thoeo present vero
Willard Woodard, Gen. o, L. llanu, AID. Heath,
Col Waterman, ". F. M,l|iean, i. A. Urggs,
Thomas Ferries, Moaos Jones, II. G. aragl, ".
II. Sloan, .1amos A. Hair, q p, Dewey, James
Love. Ogden Loyoll, Il. s. Crnnc, Joaeph Har-
ris, etc.
The moottng WINS called to or1ar by Col. Water
man, who by request took Tie char AZ President
Of last years. Club.
Tha Chairman stated the object Of the meet
ing, mud on motion Of Geu. Mann q committee
Of fYe consisting Of aloasrs. II. s. Alblu, Moscs
Jonea, ". T. MillIgau, James A. Hair. anil
Willard Woodard, wAs elected to report officers
for tho Club.
Aftor a briof consultation, tho Committee re-
ported a. fol1ows: President Con. Mann;
First yice-PEeaident, II. u. Albln; second yico.
President, T. If. Bond Third vce-I'rosdeut,
Thomas N. Forrier; Fourth vlce-presitlent, q.
". Stanford, Secretary, d, Lowell; Treasurer,
]. i. Driggs.
Tue report wns accepted. Slr. Forricr OBJ
icctud 10 Rerve, a. le hold lucrative Goyert-
inent position, aud did not waut It aaia Office
5ir. Fosrier'a wiah, Air. q. F. ". Junso wns
elected in Ills place.
Gen. Mann lhon took the chair, and was ap-
proptatov introduced by Col Waterman. Tho
thanking th.In for tho honor done him, ana as-
suring them be would discharge its dutlcs to tho
best Of hls ability. lie trusted tho Twelfth
Ward IN tho future would have al good record
COL Waterman moved that tho President and
the Vico-Prenidsnts be directed to select thrue
personH from each precinct to act AZ All Execu-.
two Committee aud report thor ualnos Ut tAd
noxt meeting. Carried.
Senator Woodarl, n response to unanimous
call. then nldresscd tho nceting, recommending
complete and thorough organization OF tho party,
They should select betsor candidates than ths
growth and Developments Of tho city more than
anrthing, else. The other lido would
rather IN Opposition ticket, Which was M
Al insult to ,t sho intelligence If t4e German cit.
objected to By tho Peoples party. but thry
took kindly TO anything called " Oppoett.on,"
which waA tather All anomalous condition Ut
things. Tho only claim Mr. ilpalng had on tho
community waA that 10 WAS an uufortuuatolt
but how atseiluated claim was that. II e, 8
man WHO WaA unfortunate claimed al oitcu they
would soon haVo peculiar condition Of atfarn,
Tho public should repudisto nny man who
wished to accept ollce with tue expressed pur-
rose OF retrieving HIS fortunes. Mr. Wuodnrd
tha, VOLT oa 70 ot!uelae t,lo protonsions OF tie
leaders o. ,ho o.tlet slue; a little while ago
they y were al IT 1ogEorheads with ono another;
.,t aon iiotien anu ho,lnS were ~ variance, an!
,nofe y "ea Also "af oet"oeh FRANK hHneW AUD
NJ. Aeulns. Now shls was al raanyed, The
SShus.1a t VIZ ose' tho AIss Of peace haa noo.
gwen anu thehe moh were now embracing one
from shss that they would htoop to anything to
| ssuA saele enas LUZ Tue noop6 shotlld 10 against
.nem ~ sGlf'defense. WhehoVot tue community
.uneaeteh an what was bess for tho davelonmont
mnn s.s' f'n OF 'he cry. tlsy ~ouiti 1eJeot SUCH
nun T, hun etecs o'ncoFa VINO would not bo so
nnr sana o. tie e.nu'uments OF place and powor ~
nm. rnosuu .r ~ tno general Woa'. The confidence
n.. ,.a ,, Hsmoet" ought to 10 driven out Of tho
ny; wy tu"so fascaia Wolld flourish just III long
- sno PRESENT etlctfa sc.nain1d in power lIe