The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02
Whie 80 NIeetihg /.
areaf eafherirg n Lafayette SQUARE.

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Lss night The sesnad determined 70 rally en- 1assss
The place af meeting mht have been appointed with that
resolve aud even then the $ aeS Of feaaom might have
been sxsendsd Rn rot mofethah sVfesd for the ammoth
aSenblags thai gathered t6getheE TIE square hand
s0ney iuhRated ~ means of large toobe plscBdiniE
fsent parts Of The Ep0hd but these Pgsd before ts
ightof elanterns and that goWed
with all tie cOon Of the Eis stand YVES erected and
Handsomely depoalsd; an Immense flag being plaosd in
the rear and banners iaused around. al halEpast7 tls
mesnh called 70 order b. r. b. Sykes and the follow
ing officers selected sf- = W ser9f, +
MlEEIA15 On Buys
naia bar s BQudoutguie AIazuIsau, Manuel Blasco.
81. Hezeaa, e. a. alennain. Felix Maxent. john D.
kampei, George Cafk >. j. Eyma; SeoOnd Nd.
pielPal1Y. & 81 AeAlpin Will Jslnss Mclean, W.
tgn ], Matthews, Is g sseton, John & Shaw. james
Tila Aihneipaty, G. DeEerisi, John A. Mon IobS II
IRisan fsln RoisSa, Lous Isseau. ". &C. eaIbStns
q % y; a 9Easls = Ss6 Aader
William Andy $, Hernandez Second Muaioibshty' w
nicipsity Al. saueisf e. L. MalouE II q FagotA "
ThsFIsalent stated. that Rsndei Hunt O. nj Conrad
and Gem Declo1et would address the gathering. ~
Rande Hunt vas then loudly called fer but the arrival
ofthe Fillmore RANGES and several other clubs delayed for
time he preccsdings The proeesOn added to the vast
ConcouNe sWslled Is numbers until the heads around the
stand presented compact snzce and The people occupied
the greater pa Of the sQugEss Gen Decloue appeared on
the platform and warmly crested By h8fieHd Order
having been restored MI Hunt nsdOa speeoh which com
San received the repeated paudits Of the needing liz
appealed 10 them 10 come forward az the ballot box web
upon the impoTanes Of the ensnng election. which would
decide in whose hauds the executive power Of the State
would be placed fo the next four ysss aud owing to oif
ounnEncesr leave to their eontO By che election
menbs Of GoRgfes, the policy Of the whole county fo
thenaSt two years He referred % TIE recent election Of
Genem Taylor stated the re6s6hs that aciuated The psop
10 rally 70 bis support and appealed % the whgs in his be
half He bdsY touched ppoR thsanestons ofintefnalm
pi0yemeAt and hs tai aud presented fucibLs cOntras
Of The ensgies hopes and Gamer Of American mechani
with the aoWn-todden ab0re Of Europe Upon the sub
ect Of State policy Nh Hunt spoke atsOme length severe
commenting upon the executive EppOinments aud referring
70 Tie Of the dominaHt party He adyer,sd to III
legislative eoulse Of Gen Walker with much severity des
oantsd IN ndiEHaAt terms upon his votes sind ended with
fne enlOsy upon Gen BacOuet. e,ss Z - $3.50
Al The close Of bis bnlant addait Nj Hunt ntGoducs
Gen. DECLoVEG to the people. Tie GeneraI made a ven
brief address He saa that he had only ooms to greet 81
fiiendsY and moi % make speech, But their chose
standard bsaIe1-of thae sAme standard t08 which wave
in tFamph IN Noxsmb5i lass-he wOali ls them that
bad bssn ulng h bssg sndsSgos 70 usnfs Euocsss to d
eanses h bad glad dinss ier them. TOO ne had met hi
fbmidabs shasonist d lhe Etionghold Of Nohsn demos
dcge bearded the lion il h den and had not been d
voufed. After few m0is remarks the speaker concluded
| amidst prolonged and enthusiastic ehasIinR. 81 8
Loud calls were made TOT DENGkE =. KEMER. and Tia
gentleman Appeared pleaded fatigue having inst attends
apology was received. and the speaker loudly eheeed.
Is The Gles Club then gave a song. Ts-.
MI. Conrad slated that there seemed 70 be adspoiOn
70 procession he would instead Of speaking mbks
The motion that de meeting should Close pld form for pa