The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

NesHtHkhieaN0A ~ thA AlAiuiafN AANHHfHeaL HfFR
and AhihEsiasha Mshtias
The tn5fs RsaEsfs last evening fo the pafpnss AZ
febgangug to do battle the present campaign Tbe1arg
hall in the Commercial Exchange was filed to ovetfoyyp
with members the Club and citizens gathered in to hear the
proceedngs AT hapaS the meeting was called to order
by J. B. Walton, and was organized by calling G. w
ChTisty the Chair and appointing W. Emerson Secretary
pro- tenn R. M MoApin then nominated for President
of the Association and elected by aoelamaon In taking his
scat Mr. Nc pin addressed the meeting briefly lint oroiv
He said that he passed some weeks in the pbe,
of this State and found great deal of ukewamnes there
He therefore hoped that this Club would organise and like
they did in the last campaign carry, by their energy to all
parts of the State zeal to their friends that oud ensure
tumphin November He sorry that his name had been
proposed again President of the Association he had
begged his friends to vote the nomination down but that as
it their wish should be otherwise he would strive to do
his duty His present election showed that he had hereto
fore performed that duty their satsactiOn and so help
him God he would still strive deserve their esteem and
appreciation
After again returning his thanks COL McAlpn sat down
amidst the most enthusiastic applause.
j. b. Walton proposed that Vice Pesdep "a on enoh
Municipality should be elected which was adoptsd and the
following gentlemen chosen:
First yuuniciPatitv-Wi William Andre and Victor s6re
Third " John DeBuys and 7. A. Buli6
One Secretary for each Municipality was then elected "a
Second Municipality Louis Hsns Third lInnieipaiitI
VIM. Lytle the former Treasurer was elected
TO that Office. Octave Leblanc, Grand Marshal and E.
oOlOhOu ASSISTANT MunlOipaltV An
election for Assistant Marshal for the Second individuality
after several nominations owing the noise and oopfu
SION given up, and resolution adopted that five As
stan mashRls Iom each Municipality should be appointed
by the President 1t also resolved that the association
should hold regular meetings Wednesday evening of each
week, in the hall Of the Commercial Exchange rssou
ton in favor OF appointing committee of seven to be
called an Executive Committee and 10 perform certain du
ties, was offered BY J. E. Caldwell and adopted
Col. Walton offered a resolution that all wings who came
forward and signed the roll Of the Fillmore Rangers should
be considered OF and among them This adopted with
much spirit
Mr. Solomon moved that Randell Hunt be invited to ad.
dress the meeting Mr.. Hunt, answering the unanimous
call made upon him. appeared upon the stand He was
greeted with rounds of applause and acknowledged the
welcome extended in his usual graceful and easy man
ner Want Of room giving the brilliant address
OF Mr. Hunt He cong atnated the Rangers upon their re-
organization, and predicted triumphant results from
their zeal and activity The great wing heart of New Or
leans beat high with hope when it proclaimed that they
the of collecting again together He referred to
their efforts in the late Presidential contest and hoped that
the spirit which then animated the Rangers would again be
shown for Decoue and Kenne Rfr Hunt briefly reviewed
the acts of the Administration He spoke of the
that governed the Association in their choice Of
and them great praise for their firm adherence
to the cause After again congrauatng the Association
the present reunion of the members he concluded
with warning against dsenOns in the camp. and hope
that victory awaited them in the future.
P. w Fansr was then called upon and addressed the
Rangers with much effect after which J. E. Caldwell
proposed that the song of the Club should be sung By
itl author This seconded by the whole meeting and
Mr. Chisty gave it, with the chorus by the membes He
added impr0mptu,
And now we ne running Declouet-
We have steam enough lett to 90 it yet /"
which made the hall echo with cheers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until Wednesday next
al o'clock at the same place. The Rangers" then
formed in procession and marched Though the Streets pre-
ceded by a band.