National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
HAYES, THE CONSERVATION
HIS POLICY or PEACE ENDORSED BIZ
THE DISTRICT REPUBLICANS,

Hampshire in response thereto, was held in Lin
coin hall last evening, under the au.pcs, of the
very large attendance, hllipg every part OF the
1s.r, wa. ' "ooSy ' r. S Of whites
rho,. -. ia. sn.,,.,,,~ =, ,.a,o. in On. an.
diepo. Tho s,ags was sesutifuIiy decorated,
and It's walls wore hidden under the folds OF
several large American flags.
.psfsed the exercises With patriotic and approprl
ate songs, rendered In excellent style
Holmes, chairman OF tho Republican Central
Committee, and was opened with prayer By Rev.
W. Il. Jefferson.
GERS Of the meeting, who we're unanimousiy elect.
ed. Among them were Matthew q. Emery, for
president; Hon. Sayles J. Bowen, vice president;
4: J: Commodore: secretary, and Allen Oofitn, 5.
W. Mcfarland Henry Himber. Owens Dawson,
Andrew Gleason, James Holmes and A. NJ.
Green as q committee on resolutions
HON. NJ. @. EMERY,
upon assuming the chair, returned his thanks for
tic honor conferred and smoke brieay and with
pride OF the objects thst had brought them 10.
HI Great Repub,ic We hsVo a. 70 OK.
press our approval and to fully indorse the ad.
nini.tration Of President Hayes, aud assure him
hal inaueuratcd. and every other effort he may
make toward pacificatiou and restoration OF con.
and most hearty support Again. We have come
here tonight to rejoice over the success OF the
Republican party In New Hampshire at the 70.
native Of that grand old State, that not only
result; and am quite certain that every Repub.
lican present reioices at the success that has
crowned the efforts OF tho Republican party in
the old Granite State"
rRor. A. NJ. GREEN
was introduced as tho frst speaker, and made an
excellent speech, which had been prepared with
great care. He referred at some length to tho
glorious results that will accrue from the Pres!.
dents policy Of pacihcatiou and cancellation.
and alluded with some feeling to tho Injustice Of
the fight and privilege Of suffrage. He was very
complimentary to the Presidents treatment Of
better for him to make haste slowly iu that
matter. He considered tho Presidents policy
the only honest and fair one. He argued against
spd a.
dent
HON n o. ~, onDwAr
tha nnS,a ,esnonse az the oia Gpen,te ltste ~ ~
.ho insrorra oq Pre.,sa0t HsIas ma snos aS
Sss, ~ had sood n. and d"ns Sis dn,v nv ainn.
sSery occasion Hc siiuded 10 the cance,sion az
President Pierce to 90 overbearnS Cabinet, and
hs., w. aepps .v u . Iann y, 70
srsv i,Se.;v Nav Hsmnshiro vii stand hY Hay..
10y ~, ~ Ahsahpm T,ncoin in Me a. .sy,ss
sss she stood ny Abraham Lincoln In Ills darkest
hyurs' ., 49,. p,,s.,, ,
. nc believed W.s that kIsheriord b. HAYES had
Dra . a -.
r.t Si.s sysrv,h,n u o, ~, y, nr
ohh :, ney must hig um h 70 prove
were iS1S,aS ne Ting 10 thinking that
question q isIss weeks s q month. HS saia !Ss
D,striet were taxing an active interest IN the
M IRE. M sno n,r nueeu Wro the PeSpIe
all over me comfy IA Me ,S there
~, 49, ,ono bnon nsasaia, a. oni.,.
He did not know what was best to bring order
tpoubia III roais sa1i,o tSs tMo Iasonnors IN
resign and have the i,eeislature arSsnge for \
| new eieetIop vsiei Non1d he az fair a. ~ be
beyond ali cavii or dispute, He asked. was II
They haS not had ono n sSpt ssts snes tSs
| war Ho would ike 10 have the experiment
tried. "A new election was necessary 10 nut ths
pa ss pronos.S Man for an Soua., 9eiection
with no .!buii Dosing w. "A A'A''' '''''''A'
He would vouoh hst Governor Packard would
tberr were Wiling 10 tske their oh, ncss n tSs,
couId only have 4 fair election He believed tbs,,
feeIings in regard 10 iSuisiana and Soytb ia ro
lima vii hout doing an ininstios 10 Tho Rsnuhii
can party. The speaker WAS eloquent over ths
cosIng Se yeierred To- the debts and Snrdsn .om ~
taXation under vhicb The nistrict va now soan
unio hat boSx Sbch had forced the AN, n mn,
fb,m. and ASK to bo sei Of norton Of n n
least ~ VI "P'''A VI
Sp, shst gsr rev p sSsi es.a,e 10 sn
exdcnec in n man bo,aing reai esas,s n III 81,
| that he wne sbout 10 fall n he mad moi aI,e.s;
| done 40 lie believed that IL there VAS ono nj n.
on The face Of The esrth thai needed an Spoeai \
| CongTess 10 preyent beeoming bsntrnnt m va
| the eiiy of WashInyton IT Oongress ala no
| come 10 their assistance thev vere snraiv ,nin.S
| They we're not bound nv fraud and this dcht -
nut upcn them by fraud So wby should the,
submitY Not one cent or the nrnats from thsn
had crot sed Ills palm or zone into bis poeret
| " f'S
RESOLUTIONS.
Nj Allan cot.r ,ro,, IN. .ou,,,,,,.. ~, ,.
,,,tia hs snn nea noh ano commt,ee on les9
. .noa e Spo"ns report; "hiol
was uLanim9 %hy ADOPTED w.,
,,,sbV eo,.r nnn,, ,ervUsntpg Mashngt9n, TN
,Is ~ ,ns ,n,hn ~ ~ o,vur eaIner SMnha
,h' 80 I'll, ~ ~ NE touns'y, nuu L'ncoln
riancalp 1 a. ,Ss sox,or ~ ,hs ranr, nhpe
Snss unea s ,t ~ tne sepupi,c, We haii th
ADVENT O. HAYES as the conservation OF az thai
ansnnoa III rnsi,.s, ' hu tSe aHa ., iuue
pannIns, tan. ,ha, iool,G 49, I,h y
nrida Va ths Trim, nhs - Siob mad ~ p.y
pnS M Si.torias W itnh crannaa =. 80. hsso,
M annornce an urf,It.sOm 1a,th n ~ oery
ns,ss 1,tnrs tsi,h ~ .saann,.s w X sose
ent ndm,nist The SsraIS ~ m .a an .n9 DIE
sn,ina" .hsona hnnt nvr cnmmo U a, on U, svoe
cetchiSy the insn,Iation IT, m Tia ,.ana,,, H.,
| nuIses ~ our natpre We shaii tnrgs, ,ha NJ
md The Soutb the East and the West ~. sr.n
eiSn. boSn and rememb.r ooiy American cis,,e o
ssthe Iegitimate hcirs NJ MI nraceSinS n a.s ~
Sremost IN the Alas Of time Ps Ab'' Auu
R,soir,d That ooncediny the fact tina, tho 49,
great naTties in Ills co,intIy bsye been w,
he nSpulsI vote and I'M psIiiesI nrgsni,st,on
are essentisi 10 Tho nronef maintenanca ~ IN
mschinsry 81 an ctive goveTn ment in tha pa,
dent's in ugural address 80 hat he viii ssrya hi.
nsIty beat Who serves his country best.'' Ms
PP.,oirss That wh,ia "a csynoV snnrov. q
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