National Republican., 1880-11-19

pner ana General II. w. whitaker.
Volunteer club--W T. Crump and John II.
Minor.
Company d Boys in Blue)-.C. c. Ellis.
q. A. r., Department Of Potomac-C. c.
Roycc aud w. II. Webster.
Rawlins post, No. 1-Charlos l.. Hulse and
NJ. L. Urell.
Carson post, No. 2-James w. wisner aud
J. VI. Cigar
Lincoln post, No. s-H. J. Gifrorn and Fred.
erlck Thompson.
Martin post, No. l-wcsloy Howard and
William q. Hale.
Mead post, No 5-A. + Modrord aud Thomas
G.. Allen.
Reynolds post, No. CIV. W. Granger and
g. W. Brown.
Irish Republican club-Richard Oulahan
and George w. Wallace.
Garfield and Arthur club. fifteenth district
John T. Fitzgerald and r. II. Davis.
Etst Washington Garfield aud Arthur club
DR.. L. A. Adams aud Donald McCathran,
Roscoe Conkling guards-u. j. Kchr and
John J. Bauc.
Republican central ommittoe--Colonel
Perry Carson, George Holmes and Isaiah
Wash jugton.
Republican clubs. ]. Bowen and II. G.
Ingersoll
Republican Auxilarios William Tindall
aud John f. Cook.
Government Printing Ollce Garfield and
Arthur club-Alfred Thomas and William j.
Simmons.
Virginia State Republican association-D
w. Lomax and Row Henry Bailey.
Nebruska-J. W. +. Williams aud W. g.
Woodruff
Clizous-E l.. Stevens, D. w. Houghton,
J. W. Mcknight, +. Widdows, Gonoral w. II.
Browne X. J. Murray, General William G..
lie Duo, H. +. Brooks, r. A. Bailey, Major w.
II. Mills w. s Roosc, Hon. William b. Moore
w. w I al Ia Gy
DIR. C. NJ. Ford, L. Kurz Johnson, Peter
Campbell, General L. A. Carmen, W. J. Ste
phenson Colonel Robert Boyd, Captain George
| Boyd w. S Hogc, NJ. II. McWhorter, James
d. Waugh, J. b. Tanner, H. l. Gregory, B. Ii.
Warner II. a. Jones, S. 8. Baker, j. A. Will
iamsou, w. w. Burdetlc, w. IL. II. Cissell, j.
Lanshurgh, Wash. b. Williams, II. Browning
NJ. w. Beverdgc Dr. ID, w. Bliss, Samuel
Norment, William Thomson, Thomas H.
Hume j, T. Mitchell, Ell. Harris, II. A, vii.
lard, Z. w. Sponord b. II. Stineme,2, William
| Gibson, Elw. Droop, J. {. Ergood, William
| Stickney, II. o. Towles, l.. j. Davis, o. II.
Morrison, $ S. Hcnslc. IL. II. Wells, A. G.
Riddle, Enoch Tottcn, William b. Webb, Ar.
| thur Macarthur Andrew Wylio and John A.
Bentley
Colonel Perry Carson said that he had been
elected n delegate from the District central
committee and his name had not been au.
n0unCed.
MI ~ J o cunningham hUlu tnhV no was IN
| accredited delegate from the Nebraska asso.
| citation.
| Mr.. Cunningham began swinging his arms,
and was evidently on the point of making y
| speech, when the chairman asked him;
Are you from Nebraska, sir?'
yes, sir" replied Mr. Cunningham.
| Then you had Uetter 60 there"
This sally raised a hearty laugh, aud Mr..
Cunningham returned to his seat.
] Nlr. w. &. CuaSO OF the ninth district also
made claim that his name was omitted in
the report. Debate, however, WAS stopped
and tho report, upon the motion of General
| w. II. Browne, was adopted.
! General Sypher offered the following reso.
/ lutiOn stating that IL was similar to the one
| adopted at tho Wednesday night meeting
| WHEREAS, 1t has become an established custom
among the people nf the United States upon the
election OF their chief magistrate every four years
| 10 tnduct him int Office with suitable and honor
able demonstrations and ceremonies IN attestation
OF their high personal esteem and of their supreme
/ loyalty to the natiOn and
| WHEREAS, There seems to be an apparent lack
OF harmony among different political organizations
and citizens OF this CITY, all having common de-
pageant and TO make il tOlike honorable to the oc
| cusion and highly crcdtable TO the people and 10
the capital fthe nation; therefore,
! Rc3Ylred That committee Of fifteen be ap.
! pointed by the chairman Of this meeting, incud-
ing himself 70 unIio and confer with u similar
ing held in this hall last night aud to this com.
mittee consisting of thirty members, shall be, and
hereby Is, delegated ample power and authority to
! consummote tull and complete arrangements to
mako the inaugural ceremonies and festivities Of
March grand aud memorable occasion.
Mr. r. w. Austin offered an amendment
that In appointing tho committee five citi.
zcns representing tho District of Columbia he
selected, and that the rest Of the committee
be selected from representatives Of the various
] political organizations OF the city. Ho stated
. at 10 Wp1n IA.
day night meeting was composed Of twelve
4 citZcns and only three representatives OF
| state associations.
General Browne moved to lay the amend
ment upon the table, but allerward withdrew
his motion.
General Sypher made n speech doprecating
the proposed amendment and saying that he
was willing to leave the appointment of tho
committee to the Judgment and discretion of
the chairman. lo again sharply criticised
, tho action Of the Wednesday night meeting,
upon which Mr.. Frye, interrupting General
Sypher, said he did not want to hear thu csc
continual reproaches upon the gentlemen
J.. chosen at the meeting of Wednesday night.
General Sypher said he had no reproaches-
the action Of the meeting Of Wednesday night
was part OF history.
Mr.. Austin's amendment was unanimously
voted down.
Tho resolution offered by General sypher
was then adopted.
The chair stated that he would announce
the committee through the papers, and the
meeting adjourned.
THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN.
After the meeting the chairman designated
! the following as tho members of the commit.
teo called for by the resolution: ID. b. An.
gier, j. A. J. Cresswell, A. NJ. Clapp, Colonel
: II. q. Corbin, NJ NJ, Parker William b. Reed
J, r. Thompson, J.. NJ. Vale, J. o. p Burn
! side +. w, Whitaker, w. b. Moses, Thorn MS
Someryile Professor r. II. Greener, b. II
, Warner and H. Kurlz Johnson
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