The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20
AEEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY. MORNING. SEPT. 20.

SATURDAY. MORNING, SEPT. 20.
y Wig Msaias, TSsTI. Ward, 5000 Hs.isi-
paisty.-A good many II the leading xhSts II the
Third Ward, Second Munioipality; ssssnbled
about o'clock last svsuiaa, q The houss II Ieus
Faschnscht, cornsr Of Posyfass md Annnnoistisa
streets, for The purpess n srgsaisfng shs Nhigs
Of the ward for the coming senssss, ~ approach
&ing election il Nevsmhss. The al = whish
thsy responded Va signed BY snunbsr n ~ in
nuentsl gentlemen Of ths party, and ~ Ag1e say,
that, a. : preparatory meeting, IL asssmbIy psss-
snt could compare ia pelt 81 Intelligence and ~
spscs.blisy with any preparatory nesting, " eyer
attended.
Abou. halfpast ! &elsck he messiaf - called
Q order BY Mr.. o. Hasla Who proposed that H.
Y. Gaisnnis take The eklls, and that Mr.. Msgnus
baum do act q Secretary. ~
Mr.. Gaiennie thanked the meeting f0r tho honor
conferred on him. by calling on him 70 preside
over such an influential and iatslligsnt msssing.
He would inform ths assembly that IN MAS only
preliminary msssinss convened for the pusposs Of
oFganizns the EbIg party Of the ward. % = 70
Tender u eaese eut The election q
men, and the e hing ~ sures calculAtsd to
benefit tAs peop1t Of Now 0gIsans and the State
generally. There were many neasurss Of . gem
eral nature which ~ would wish 70 - cssrkd
out, end for this puspese, b Wishsd from b.
heart, . complete organi1ation q H. whig party
with visw TO these Measures being eAleined ffonl
the next Legi.latprs. tn Mhip had starred tho
ball here hat night, and n would roll on until oil
the good required was elbcted. Without organi-
ati0n,l they must expect TO b defsated, with II
success was certain. They had 70. slsct, hesids
other public oficen, 6snaton to the SMss Sem
ale. and Senators to the Senate Of the United
States a. we'll They had, in fact, 70 attend 10 oil
matters of general interest for tho god 81 the
people, and would not, it should not be said, "a
far as the wings Of the Third Ward, Second Mu.
nicipality, were concerned, that New Orleans WA
about to retrograde. Louis the Fifteenth said
Paris was France" He would palaphrase the
remark by saying New Orleans was Louisiana
He wished, among other things. tOsse the ques
ton Of law reform brought properly before The no
tice Of the people. Every: ono admitted the pres.
snt laws were grossly deficient In carrying eus ID,
purposes for which they were framed. Thel
were, he contendsd, 90 deficient that NOT even ID,
lawysn themselves. land hs happsnsd 70 b. ! law
yer himself could undsrssaad than. The pnbli'
could nes, thsssioFs, resp any bsneAt from them
for he was also eoain thas ths judges thsaasslxe
did not know - p ct nd of ths confnsioa Q
opinion which BE nesens laws creaasd am0nI
essSsAs AAcrvsV4tA " C4ek4uB o1l-t0O WM1X
lilly for refofm. n evesy public department
Z, NJ reform wps found needlhl. NJ. G.;ann,.,
re,na,t. 80 ,....;.5 ,,,;.h -...L -.
~ ~ ss ".''. l-1.'' app'.u'1'
~ 1s.~'.. $50 'oI~aso' and 10 enoi
Mas unanimoosly seconded and passed:
ResosCed. That Ward Ezecusive Committe
be appointed, to consist Of twenty members.-
whom i've shall form quorum, whose duty
shall be % appoint vigilance and challenging con
dee,ned AR ,d;.ns ..S - - = iuan !
vision over ne noIifisSi ;nss,s., Fl ~ ~
said committee shall mses n issss onra $50
. The time Of he Novembsr siect;on :hsif ~,
sbthorisy % sppoins n own oS;csss 5,m ,rlss y
ito sovefpment. and to iii M y.c.ncies VIM
NAV occur, MI - y -
Ward Esscwtivs Ccss,istes.-A.J We3derbuv,
M Grivot, McNus Rsum. II. e. Redwood. p. i
Willard, e. H. Laueyes: Chsrlse Geheib. u. I
Gaiennis, W. H. Garland. 81 IN Wheeler. WI
P. Converse. =. c. Boi1f1, LoGis Parchment, W.
Flower, Wm. G. Tompkins, Alex. McKeem.
H. Quicky Sumptef Tuner, WIN. Paiuser, p.
"sld = 4s inoas Dyken.
xnxns proposed ne next resoIutlo
Wn,sn w. a'se seconoed ana adopted amid gener
p...roa, y. sesg
D;.trc, Gonvs ass mere De oeegstss elected 20
gates from the Feur.h VIA \. SUa. 49, e.
dates for the Legislature, and to take sseh scs,
- mAy be deemed necessary to secure the slecei
~ -. IN e. ne ssa deiegstes % ole
and 80 for over eve,v f,sct;os MY wns ~.
upon - hssis Of the last Gubernses,sl cect;r
- DaAEa&@-L. w. 0aiennis, r. E. Redwoss
a a. Msyst dudley Chase, Thomas Convene, w
.c@e .
oo'. - ~ oas'and came forward 70 Propt
inc ,nlla sna ,ouisn !esonuons
neses0sss i .n y Y e1Pedlent that there :Ao'
sS.ll he ~ no,nno,p s 0oMMHee wnoss oesy
ofces A. N elscs;or n m. N~r;.;s.,;,. n.
and which il shall Be deemed advisable e nonin,
and to take such steps - will tend 70 insure
s s q gu csndidases ncminated by the par
TX s,srv az hn.d.sS ~, ,s:sssa nan Pc one
fractional part Above 5 rnd T. - ~
the basis d ~ hist Gubernaiorial eisction.
hssofvsa, That the delegates appointed uni
me Iofegoln{ resolution 70 ne General Munich
:" ,ha ,snr. S sna ~ nsteoyt emPoyersd %
Convention. for he s.lsctor ~ c.c;s1s.s. w =,
State Senate, etc. 8
In doing 40. Col. G.rlsnd ,.r,. ,L.a ~, -
he offered the resolution. vh;ch h. h.a ~, !.
and which The meeting h,d - M. n;.ror:,v n,
ed. he offered ,bem "a, Thai, uo.. 49,
alton. He off.,ed ,hs,r h.,.,,.. - 49, i
,dont;on vonld .n.n,s ~. 1890. ~ NJ" :.
principle. 81 yener.l ;mnrovs,.sn, ,.h,h's -,
10 sea fully c,,,;.a IN. No.. ~. ~. 80.