, 1880-04-11

ulsPosltion ION On tne part Of some so-c,5laHs sa th
Immortal Washington. 9 ooHa By IN
Nr. Frank 4. Collier oDened tr:~,-
touching first on the adyisabiljty ~ tas -; elf
ing the question: and saying that .thoss 'sa,s u,
were opposed to having the matter ha-sls ~ \
before the public were men who sza' mooet
terested-men who expected to .et Wy z y
under Ge4. Grant, and didn't want -, y ea:s I
put IN hIsAyay. Legally he cop1d ba ~ saal
asaln ah9 ngaln; but would the neon,s ,etest!l Ct
MN Inc speaker pointed out thuesS III ~ e!ee'
E ~ ilpeias M lh'oiven IN such course. e.ass y
and that the institutions of the co,mt ptso!aootr
he endangered by his going int th53 ~ MMsalldi
House q third term, for, backrJ has s!e ~ y bite
ofIlceholders, he could be elected ~. q, 1000
years as long as he liyed,-he in .Ssa SSssly lou
Emperor or King. Those Who i9si ;ass;l9l44a 94da
monarchy were In favor Of third tsr1a
Mr: rarker, On the other hand. conta. = ! ,
The cry, OF empire was older THAI! n!tfkfeGasti ~ I
ef1iment. Such strong Gorernn n.ant as doe"
had had never been ovcrthrown u,as hgsa q "A
ton If ever oyerthrown It won}d II {uasq usqsp+
revolutionary tendencies Of the na,nceso Ge y q
Mr. 4. j. Mtksch said Grant wasnH weHsscK
ming Tor third term, but for the frSt ts,11 sae
second series. lLaushter.l BE WI saa % .
men who were entitled to the he's symsstt me,a eth1
| spect,, and support OF the people. HTT!, IL IN 70
toned Blaine and Washburne. II nii H. neg"
! Ar. Rhone urged that Grant's a;ol
! would establish precettent which Sa9 Saae99
lead to anarchy and rebellion. ~. Hoet
| Ar. owen was IN favor of the ,eso1nt,,.
because Grant lacHed that desirable GUAM
proper subortlinates. He wanted a ~ m.a saoss ss
knew something Of the civil as well lla =. sse s
military life nf the country. tasE - "
Mr. I. G. Mc1IIilan opposed the rpsn,,4.-
on the ground that Washington and IsM@1
son could not have been elected for sf&yi fhsi
term, and: therefore. declined. = .a
Mr. Parker contcnded that the eraef1o;1; I,
Grant would make the Government Ssrss.9
Those who were CRYING out against lin sas.
enemies Of law, Of free schooI; ans "a: ::
everything that tended to make nsa al ~
people. 1a
Mr.. Collier, in closing, said he had h,,,,
no argument why the rule should BE- y
parted from- There was no neeessjty h. I
strong man as PRESIDENT In constituent {
eGSerhmens eefhel one man was as good 4 u i
WAS adopted.
The Club then adjourned Tor Two veeis, I !
THII:D WARD REPUBLICANS -: +
The Third Ward Republican Club ht1a , {
meeting yesterday evening in their han y n
IWenty-second street, its President Va +
Daniel L. Shorey, in the chair. ..@4H
After routine business had been dssposad H
o. Nr War1 made brief speech Ii WhichF:
ne congratulated the Club upon the suecssS#
the ward in the late election. finally embodr1
lnS tne sense OF lls remarks IN motiau," "
The Chair Acknowledged the compliment
IN lew Eracetul remarks, and, after sons
words upon the Important nature Of munich
pAl pohtlcs ana me punishment which fol-
ioHs tnelT neSlect, ne stated that the Club
mary steps to secure an expression Of its
opinion as Giuo IN regard to the coming
IleSiuentinl sIlugsle- " ne men now
opoheN ~ III couoeCtl0n WIN Inc Republicans
non1fat1on Tor the Presidency any ono;
would make worthy Chief Magistrate, ar,if:
would De worthy, i nominated, OF tbs sup:
port OF tae tlnh. he Thought that tha tfm9;
had come for the Club to express its prefe14
rnSess Atu also ~ SNOW lo1In Inc 1lsastzouS
had sid ~ b;rn 9I,o ntfor da'3 lrlen9
ona If thn Pnt1,hI;n oea - 90. uas - @ Jessat1 -
IN cennaction VIII ~ a. spoAsa III
inated Ia wouiJ 80 - ~ n,a notil
nnm;,,oa " Thn u nuant ,se Ut " ~ Dfiloclat.q
ever rhouo;,tfnI, ~ Irha3 a3heu mrm 10 ~
sai that snd " M1at h ns +nt H. !" s m
e;o ~ Df'iosfat1c ibe Flesiaent meant ne congeEl
~, ;n4, ~ i;t; tHs ntIsu olaieS supreme Ioal1
~ ny ggvra<ica coalL, "ulc4 "ea!a lnu9 all
tn',,3s 33Gu1las nlE;lSuIes enac1ea slnSe me WaE
tha h.9s " sollu!ly anu 1lee lug Na1l4n. II
.mg HSpeahet OPINION any man ~no1Q lae re-
tnnIG pyG1ns hs eh0se 20 put up pt III gonsent9I @ 16
hest man fh @ ~ oo'a ,1le ny avt fo1th ,u
~ nfe.. Hoaie IIe D:oclals coulu pus lulu.
~. ~ uteGaes, IN responseio numerous calisss
1 iaue ;1.a ptiel speecil, IN NElen ag xnaouaseu
~ h ~ an uncomprom1sng blalne In 1nau: 81