Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18
THE INAUGURATION.
The Mass Meeting Last Night-Live.
~ Tines-AdOptiOn Of the White
House COInprOsn ise-COm mittee of
Fifteen Appointed.

reuse COnprOfn 1se-COm mittec Ol
| Fifteen Appointed.
| The meeting OF representatives OF republican
clubs and invited citizens, at Willard hall aIIet
| by the committee of which District Commits
| sioner Twining Is chairman. took place las
| night.a full house being promptly in attendance
| at the hour named In the notification
Across the stage was suspended The
| large banner used during the canpaigr
by The national campaign committee. TO from
OF the headquarters, on street on which wa:
the large portraits OF Garfield and Arthur Dis
tr1ct commissioner Twining called the meeting
TO order, and Chief justice Cartier was elected
10 PRESIDE. Judge Cartier took the stand, anC
sald he felt honored By the distinction bestowe1
upon him. He felt hearty interest I'm the
Historic galantry OF this city, and thoroughly
The people OF this District have not made a
President. The District has had as little to do
Win lt as any community In this great repub.
lie. 1t is our duty and interest to make the in-
coming administration pleasant affair, and
the object OF the meeting was to ascertain how
best TO do it and In what spirit. lApplause
ms Is not to be done by the gratihcatlon OF
personal ambitions or personal animositie5
That time has passed ana Is now swallowed M
In the cooling cauldron OF the political contest,
Iney were there as citizens of republic, OF
constitution and laws, the powers or which
never dies between administrations, and mere
10 submission to that constitution and laws
"Nhout reference to political opinions, they
were were assembled. II is In the interest OF the
mat they nave met, and In that spirit he was
present. LGreat applause Mr.. j. f. Olmstead
was chosen secretary.
Judge Fr, emar, OF the Eos Office department
of1ered resolution to the effect that as mar.
mony was one OF the prime essentials In the
acc.mpllsnment OF purposes, and as the Presi-
received with inaugural ceremonies on the 4th
OF March next we recognize an unfortunate
contrarity OF action, and being DESTROYS thar
t a, ceremonies shall DE conducted with that
solved. that committee of fifteen be
appointed by the chair. the duty OF
M which committee n6laIts shall be to confer
De appointed by the meeting to assemble
AT mat hall to morrow ito night evening. Ii
any s9ch committee shall be appointed, and
.haL lhe committee hereby appointed be directed
10 report its proceedings at an adjourned meet.
lEg OF that body: that they extend to the meet
Ing which is to assemble our most earnest and
sincere request that they unite TO secure har-
monlCus action in matter that is solely Deepen
UtII Ior ltS success on harmony Of action and
unity of sentiment
Mir. j. P. Hamilton rose 10 point of order.
and contended that the first business in ora or
was to ascertain who among this audience is
quallfled TO take part In the meeting. He moved
call OF the several organizations, TO see what
delegat1OnS were present.
Il discussion followed In which Col CurkhjIl
tGok part, and endorsed the views expires sed by
Mr. hamilton.
Further discussion followed and Mr.. Corkhill
NJ IT.,
man be laid On the table; carried.
IL was moved and carried that committee of
nve be appointed On credentials: ana
the chair appointed Messrs. S. Snellabarger. n.
). w. Thompson. The credentials were passed
I'D 10 The secretary, and the committee retired
curing which recess was taken.
Soon after the committee returned and
through It's secretary, Mr.. A L. Barber, re-
ported the following delegates: West Virginia
Capt c. c; Cole, Gen. J. NJ. Ewings, E. W. $.
F. L. Campbell, W. j. Dockstader. Missouri
Republicans-S. S. Burdette, j. T. Clements and
MI. Iangruder. Connecticut Associatton-C.
L. map, Z. II. Brown: A. G.: Wilkinson. Arkan-
Kansas. j. Dallas, George W. Weed. J. P.
Hamilton. Mlcbigan-R. w. Tyler, j. d. Ter
I'll, p: a. AMER Illinois-A. j. Whitaker
Cooper John A: Cooper and Edmund Broken
ourgh. Young Mems Central GARFIELD club-W.
b. Ness, Albert n. Dewey, Edwin Buchanan. L.
Capt. W. II. Walker, Capt. ". a. Appleton.
Mlnnesota-R. F. Crowell, w. W. case, John
Heck. Columbia Veterans-A. Hart, F. d.
Stevenson. Il. W. Bielsford Irish Republicans
7. +. OConnor, William McWhorttr, Thomas
Mcmahon: National Veterans-J.H. Syphax E
". Whitaker, j. I. Smith. Malne-W. b. Sueli,
J. 81. Rice, Ellis Spear New Hampshire-H. NJ
New jersey. W. Starr Moses Bradshaw. c.
p: Swayze Tennessee-A. A. Freeman, a. NJ.
W. :
iaries-John f. Cook, William TindllI, James {.
Rock. TOwpath Club--LeW1s Ciepaane, A. l.,
Barber, George Truesdell. Georgetown Tow
paIh-J: Q: Larmon, a: L. Grimes, Lewis Saw
Harris. Pennsylyania-H. F. Cobaugh, T. b.
Penicks, c.. II. Chiffon IEdlana-L p.
Williams, J. J; Hawkins, Frank Lodge. Young
Printing Onice-R. kingman. George Ford.
nam. William Geddes. Volunteer Club
Massachusetls9B S. Fisk, George Wallace,
5. E. Tanner. Boys in Blue-A. S. Brun,
stein, c. B. Il. E. Thomas, B. F. Chase, c. q.
Neeley; Central Committee Of the District
j. w. Buker, Ii. Ii. Parmenter, Chaplin Brown.
Boys In Blue, Roscoe Conkllng Guards-H j.
Kerr, ID. '" Beech, j. J. Bryne. TeXas-W. +.
HON. 6. W. Pascal, II. E. Courlay. Boys In
co. Az. ID. Irwin, j. Il. Muller, w. III. Web
ster. co. DE-. X. Church, F. j. Nash, f. b.
Muller. Co. E--William 7. Denlcke, j. t. Col
ton, j. l.. Miller. Land and Indian Bureau-W
Il. Walker, E: l.. Wood, B. $. Graham. Boys In
Blue. C. Ford. William Gibson, Paul Bfodie.
Pap Thomas. first division, Boys in Blue-R. d.
FRENCH sa J; J. BroEings, Thomas r; Irwin; se;
Brough. Herndon Garfield and Arthur Cluo-
b. W. Clark, Cash Thomas f. PITCHER.
Falls Church Garfield and Arthur CLUB
Boys in Blue, GO. C-Henry Wilson Y.
Wilton. r. l.. Smelling. Florida-ThOmis II.
Vance, G.. 81. De Leon. f. Rubensteln West
dIuOil, .. -. SinOOt. A.
Z. Richards. Department OF Potomac-C' G.
Royce, w. IL. Webster, Harrison Dinrman.
John A. RawlinS Post No. &c. E. joyce Chas
l.. Hulse, NJ. E. UIelL Kit Carson Post No. 3
James NJ. Edgar, W. S. Chase, John Cameron.
Lincoln Post No 81. j. Clifford W. p Seville
-" Moore. .. Z. Morton Post No 4-WesIey
Howard, John Rawles, VIM. G. Hall. George 6.
Meade Post No 5-Ames F. Medford. Th0S. g.
Allen, - Dillon. John +. Reynolds Post No.
G-W. W. Granger, c. j. Moore, c. w. Brown.
Invited citkens-H. Ii. Browning. Colonel A.
+. Rockwell, w. Scott smith Richard WaIIach.
=. NJ. Hack, j. j. Albrecht. Amos Weostar
William Stickney, j. NJ. Jarvis, T. E. Wagca
man, w. w. Burdette, o. Burke, j. L. Barbour.
George c. Wedderburn, G. G. Duncanson w
NJ. Poindexter, William FL. Clagett, j. f. Ohm.
stead, II. Helphensline, EiphoDzo Youngs. E. X,
Johnston, j. w. Boteler, r. b. Clark, J. #.
Bickford, l. Schade, w. 5. RooSe, o. III. Irish.
b. Ii. Ste1nmetZ, j. G. Berrett. W. p
Phillips p. Bayley. w. A. West. E. NJ cong
den, 7. Campbell, F. Il. Mohun, d. c. Forney,
George b. Corkhlll, H.W. Howgate, c. b. Purvis.
A. P. orthington, Henry Johnson, w. w. Cur
tbs, Samuel Clark, Simon Wolf, c. c. Glover A.
II. Herr, Crosby S. Noyes, J.. NJ. Higgins, j. B.
Mccarthy, DR.. d. b. Clark, j. C. g. Kennedy, B.
III. Warner, Ii. D. Norton, |. S. Tichenor L. j.
Davis, A. s. solomon, NJ. g. Emery, L. Ii. Gan
non, ID. w. Bliss, w. G. Moore, J.W. Thompson.
E. G. Davis II. A. Willard, nj. W. Burcheli, W.
III. Clark, c. NJ. Barton. j. &. Parker j. III. Rice
T. l.. Hume, & E. Eovey II. A. PrestoB, j. r.
Thompson. A. Langd0n. r. G. Fox, j. F. Cook
5 It. g. MOrsell, j. LanSburgh, W. A. Cook W.
T. Shaw and e. i. Gregory.
The report was adopted and Mr. A. T. Rarhar