Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

Another Meeting-UniOn Of the Two
Earring Organizations.


ceremonies, of which City Postmaster Anger Is
chairman, with delegates from the several re-
publican organizations and invited citizens met
last night at Willard hail, pretty full attend.
ance being present at the hour designated.
Postmaster Anger called the meeting to order,
and, On motion. A. NJ. Clapp, esq.,, was chosen
president, with DR.. E A. Adams as sec. etary.
4 committee OF five was ap pointed on creden-
tials, as folloWs-Messrs B. Il. Warner, E. W.
and P. Il. Eaton, VINO, after receiv-
Ing the papers from the delegations retired.
Mr.. Clapp took occasion to thank the meet
ing ing lor me honor Of elecung him as chairman
IOr tne evening. He said few weeks ago the
Republicans OF this country stood shoulder to
shoulder fighting Valiantly for republican prn-
clples and their efforts were crowned with sue
cess. Garfield and Arthur were elected Prest-
dent and Vice-President OF the United States,
and now they have met to make the proper
arrangements to give hitting inauguration
people Of this country. IApplausel This meet
ing, he said was called for tue purpose of APP
pointing committee to confer with a similar
committee appointed by the meeting last even.
Ing. The effect OF this would be to close I'D the
ranks and give glorious and fitting 1naugul-
ration. By unity OF feeling and harmony OF
action We win pave the way for one OF the
grandeSt inaugurattonS ever seen here.
recess was taken to give time to the COM
mittee on credentials TO make examination OF
papers and report. In the meantime some per-
Tor j. II. Sypher, who went upon the stand, and
after announcing that he was not an acrobat
Ior base ball player, to entertain audiences,
proceeded to renew his partiZan harangue of
Wednesday night, during which he related
some vulgar stories, and Vilifed the citizens OF
Ihls DISTRICT, paying particular respects TO TIE
STAR.
He contrasted the difference In the good order
OF the two meetings. said The Wednesday night
meeting was Neither mass meeting nor con-
Vent1on, but mob In broad cloth. 1t had been
nTtr1 fyn2 In 1-ftf
one, and It's committee was not COMPOSED of
representative men. 1t had been stupidity man.
aged. He characterized ft as a ring movement,
the objects Of It's actors being patent pavement
contracts or other fat jobs, but he thought their
chances Tor ring speculation rather slim from
The incoming powers. After telling a story
about some chickens which he had heard OF
that roasted high 10 keep out Of the way Of
thieves, he cautioned honest men to roost high
when such men as had control of the Wednes-
day night meeting were about.
He was proceeding With his harangue, when
the committee came IN.
ON motion, the eX-mayors OF Washington
present (MeSSrS Bowen and Emery were in
ylted 10 seats on the platform.
MIR. Eaton, from the committee on creden-
tials, then read the list of delegates and Invited
citizens as follows: National Minute Men-G
w G1st. Henry Jenkins Company B, Columbia
dings. Tennessee-R. W. Austin and A. M.
Hughes, 1r. New Jersey-Moses Bradshaw and
Josiah Shaw. Florlda-ThOmas Fl. Vance and
YoTk-P. III. Eaton and G. v. n. Ogden. Viz
ginis-EdWarG Brockenborough, A. Watson
and r E. RedWaS. TeK sa E. Horne hans sng
Colonel George w. Paschal. Vermont. S.
Emery and DR.. Waterman F. Corey. New
Hampshire-H. N. Buker and John A. Prescott
1oWa-John s. B0swOrth and Smith d. FRYE
M1nneSota-R. F. Crowell and w. w. Case.
MARY land-R. s. Widdicombe and James s.
Crawford southern Republican Association
A. j. Whitaker and James V. Logan.
company b, Boys In Blue-Henry Wilson and
X. L. Shelley. civil Service League-John G.
publican Club-Chapin Brown and j. ". Baker.
Eighth District-R. j. Beall and W. Finney.
G1o dnRsI VI A, Washington Cadets.samuel
Thomas: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Johnson and
Aaron Russell. Pap Thomas Club Boys 10
Blue: Delegates at large-Colonel NJ. d. Months
tain John II. Brough and Major j. c. s. Berger.
Company B-Captain A. S. Boernstlne and
Lieutenant @. S. Emory. Company C-Captain
RI " she Geyora COMPANY DntCaptan G.
Noulton and Lieutenant j. B. Towers.
Independent club Boys In Blue)-A. II. stamp
and and. F: l; -Tedford Young Mems central Gar
Pond. National Veteran club-GeneraI j. a.
Sypher and General E. ". Whitaker. Volun-
teer club-W. T. Crump and john r. Minor.
r, BepartneDt Of Potomae-C G. h Royce r. and al
W. Fl. Webster. Rawlins post, No. I-Charles
L. Hulse and NJ. E. Urell. Carson post, No. .
James Jam "; WIsner and j. n. Edgar; Lincoln
son. Martin post, No. Wesley Howard
and William G. Hale Mead post, No. 8
a. ~ f; Medford and Thomas G. Allen.
w. Brown. Irish republican club-Richard
Oulaban and George W. Wallace. Garfield and
Arthur club, fifteenth distnct-John T. Fltz-
field and Arthur cIub-Dr. E. A. Adams and
Donald McCathran. Roscoe Conkling guards
II. j. kehr and John j. Bane Republican cen
TIal coDmittee-Colonel Perry Carson, George
Clubs. j: Bowen and r. G. Ingersoll. Republi-
can auAiiiaries-Wm. Tindall and John F.
Cock. Government Printing Office Garfield and
Arthur elut-Allred Thomas and VIM. J. Sim
mons: Virginia State Republican association
d. w. LOmaX and Rev. Henry Bailey. Ne
bras ka-J. W. F. Williams and W. G. Wood
ruff.
", Ciizens-E. I. Stevens, D. W. Houghton, ].
W. Mcknight, F. Widows. Gen. W. a. Browne
K. j. Murray, Gen. VIM. G. LeDuc. E. T. Brooks,
Z. A. Bailey, Major w: 81. Mills, W. S. Roose,
Moves. J. Hale Sypher, DR.. c. NJ. Ford, E. Kurt
Johnson, Peter Campbell, Gen. E. A. Carmen,
W. j. Stephenson, Col Robert Boyd, Capt, Geo.
Waugh. j. B. Tanner, 81. !. Gregory, b. H.War-
ner II. A. Jones, s. s. Baker. }. A. Williamson
": w. BuTdette, w. II. A: Ctssell, j. Lansburgh,
e0h' ~ W llldulo, DTUWulIS, NJ. w. BeVe-
ridge, Dr. ID. w. Bliss, Samuel NOrment, VIM
Thomson, TheS. L. Hume, j. T. Mitchell, Ed.
Harris, 81. A. Willard, c. w. SpoffOrd, B. H.
StinemetZ, VIM. Gibson, Edw, Droop, j. G. Err.
good, Wa. St1ckney, II. o. Towles, L. j. Davis.
y: ii. Morr1son. s. S. Henkle 81. FL. Wells, A. G.
Riddle, Enoch TOtten, VIM. B. Webb Arthur
Andrew Wylie and John A. Bent
ley.
Mr.. Cunningham desired to know how II was
that the Nebraska club, OF which he was a dele
gate, had beeh omitted.
The chair asked Cunningham II he lived In
Cunningham Certainly, do"
The chatr.-'Then hadn't you better go back
there at once ApplauSe.l
Tne report was adopted, and Mr.. Sypher pro-
ceeded TO ofler the resolutions, which were pre-.
pared by Judge ShellabargeT, and which Mr.
oypher presented at the meeting on Wednesday
night, ana which were adopted by that meeting,
MI X. W. Austin offered an amendment pro.
Vlding that five members of the committee be
selected from the citizens and ten from the vari-
Gus political organizations represented In the
meeting.
MI: ". H.. Brown moved to lay the amend.
ment On the table.
Mr.: Sypher said that he was assured last night
tnat the political organizations would be repre-
Senteo on the committee, and he trusted to the
honor OF gentlemen and had been deceived n
tnese assurances had not been made he would
have offered similar amendment In the meet
Ing last night. He had the fullest confidence