New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03
rrIlmore Rally In the TllIrd District.

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The Third District woke up last night in good
earnest. The call for mass meeting at the United
States Hotel was responded to with rush" The
ballroom Of the hotel proved not large enough py
half, and it is the largest public room in the District
A band Of drummers and filters we're On hana' ana
rockets and bombs lent an appropriate lustre to the
upper regions. 4. ..,ts-,..
\ The meeting, at the properhour' was organized as
follows ,47
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Kline G. Frederic Gege Doane Eighth Ma5a y II R;
NneRn "a;j fn3o1y o @NsS and
Barrels 1ot''
Mr.. Culbertson, on taking the chair, made brief
and vigorous address, pertinent to the OCCASION After
he had concluded,
On motion, q committee, consisting OF Messrs- ).
P. DeLabarre Gabriel de Feriet and j. ). y. Plan
chard was appointed to draft resolutions for the pur
nose of more eftectualy organizing the Fillmore
Rangers of the Third District. The committee having
retired, S.s tz .'ae.i @
Glendy Burke Esq, was introduced to the audience,
and gave one of his lucid reviews of the present con-
test .a- Ea-..
Louis Duvigneaud, Esq, next addressed the meet
ing in French. He combated, with great force the
Democratic charge of religious prescription, Or hos
tity to Catholics being q main feature of the Amer
can party. When he concluded,
The committee returned and reported the following
resolutions
Of TIC civ Of New Orleans unite The banner and
Club be lie Fillmore Rangers Of the IhTd DE-
IN u't Ills room. until the election November.
o1re mo That we end, the nGiE Eno 1y
i Rsn sa e s TnTd Dis}re ssdn Tse
Presidents from each ward one MARSHAL TWO Assist
| ant AIarshals, Secretary and one treasurer. a..
The resolutions were adopted by reclamation, and
the chair appointed the officers as follows .
TX WI" Ns,5 ! F. Fs@Ssss Eighth
.Etrsha-\ Iarose Assstants-hoeerS "shhe ana p''1d
Secrfary-Feli,> Constanzie. .,.. a--
1 Treastoer-E Bazie Hernandez
Judge Hiestand afterwards made the fourth and
closing speech. He took up Senator Benjamin, and
after denouncing some parts of that gentemans re-
cent speech at Odd Fellows Hall, gave al interesting
history of the wire-working by which he gained his
seat in the Senate. He concudedwit some strongly
expressed Union sentiments and reading OF the new
/ campaign song Keep Step to the Music" which he
asserted was the American Mrselaise, and would be
sung throughout the land in the present contest and
preserved long afterward
/ Whilst the foregoing meeting was going on in the
ball ROOM those who could not gain admission Or get
within hearing distance, formed meeting in the
bar.room where our merry friends Messrs. Qurk and
Beggs were induced to hold forth, unsteady, in re-
gard to the coming contest. As a matter of course
thev gave the intensest satisfaction. With the ora
tors up stairs and the singers down stairs and the
enthusiasm that each awoke the U. S. Hotel was an
uncommonly lively building.
u When Judge Hiestand concluded his speech, the
meeting adjourned; and grand procession was
formed with music, transparencies and torchlights
The Fillmore Club of the Third District showed itsel
to be rouser and no mistake.