The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-06

70 record proceedings and they trust the
officers Of clubs, particularly those at distant
points, remote from the city cars, will take
the trouble to send their reports in-in time
for the morning edition.
~ rFD The Hair Zossyes.
In pursuance to a call published for the
last few days, some so young gentlemen met
last night on the corner of Tchoupitoulas and
Fourth streets, to organize live Democratic
club for the campaign. The above name was
adopted and Messrs. VIM. Tracy and Chas
Matthews were elected respectively president
and secretary pro TEN. 1t will meet on Mon
day evening at the same place.
A German Club
Was, we learn, organized on Monday night
last. The place of meeting was Chambers
Salt Warehouse, on Tchoupitoulas street. near
the SOrapsru Market The club, which en-
braced large number of the German resi-
dents of that part of the city, was presided
over sby Mr.. John W. Weinan. There will
be meeting at the same place on Monday
next, to permanently organize. All Germans
in the city, not yet joined to any Democratic
club, are cordially invited to be present on
the occasion.
The Seymour Legion
Held meeting last night for the purpose of
completing the arrangements for the flag
presentation and procession to take place to-
morrow night No other business was trans
acted
We are indebted to Messrs, Meux, Hagger-
ty, Palfrey, Barnett and Walker, the commit
tee of arrangements, for an invitation to at
tend the meeting of the club to take place at
the New Opera House tomorrow evening.
Till d Ward CoIored Club.
The attention of the colored citizens of the
Third Ward is called to an advertisement
elsewhere, inviting them to attend meeting
at 1O3 st. Charles street next Friday evening,
on which occasion addresses will be made by
Willis Rollins and Scott Gordon, colored.
Eleventh Ward Club.
This club will meet at the corner Of Wash
ington and Bacchus streets on Saturday eve
ming. We are indebted to the secretary, Mr..
Mount for an invitation to be present.
The WorhinEmen's Ninsh Ward Democratic
Club.
The meeting of this club which was called
for tomorrow night has been postponed to
Tuesday the 18th.
Alg;ers.
We are in daily receipt of the most encou-
raging tidings from the Democracy of our
sister city Of the right bank. There never was
such unanimity and enthusiasm in the party
across there before. The officers of the va
nous clubs are the very men who should
have been selected intelligent, fearless and
unceasing in their exertions for the glorious
cause Of freedom and regeneration. Their
efforts among the more rejecting of the COL
ored people have been marked with signal
success. The colored club already formed is
numerous and respectable and its members
are incessant in their preparations for the
coming campaign. If the right bank of the
parish does not give majority for Seymour
and Blair, it will be on account of frauds and |
violence of the most fragrant character
Clubs Meeting Tonight
Seymour and Blair Club, 1O3 St. Charles
street, "a o'clock.
Tenth Ward Club, over Pfster's feed store.
opposite the Magazine Market
Hibernian Club, at No. 8 Marigny Buildings,
at "a o'clock
Sixth Ward Rough and Ready Club, at 2O3
Bayou Road, "a o'clock.
Blair Guard, corner Cedar street and New
Basin, 81 o'clock
Broom Rangers, at Hall in New Opera
House, a o'clock.
Fossil Guards, at 20 st. Charles street, "A
o'clock.
Crescent City Club, corner Prytania and
Felicity streets, q o'clock.