The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-15
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uniformed In black pants, with shirts with black
collar and cuffs the Blair Cadets of Algiers, 81
men. red collars and cuffs, President L. McIesu.
and marshallsd BY h. yslletts; the Fourth District
Club represented New Orleans at Z Of these clubs
the mention Of their names is sufficient descrip-
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Composed thus, the procession everywhere
kens Of admiration. both Of themselves and Of
their cause-uarched through the streets Of Gret.
ns, carrying everywhere light both physical and
political. At length they halted on The leves,
stand had been prepared. and were ready 70 hear
the words of the gentlemen they had chosen to
address them. But before We go further, Q word
about the stand. II was very lsrgs and roomy
one, ald decorated with everRreens. Transparent
cies and fsgs, with skill and taste that amply
showed that none other than the hand Of woman
had arranged 1t. And ladies' had decorated it;
for the two days preceding Madame Montague,
busiy engaged in preparing It for the eventful
evening. To them We are authorized BY tho
Democracy Of Gretna to return hearty thanks, and
to the thanks we sdd our need o. admirAtiontor
The meeting was called to order, and the fol-
loving List Of officers nominated; ,..a,,.
President; Col. Z. Il. Hatch; Wee Presidents;
Millaudon, R. Gsrders, Z. Gsrdere, 8. Barnett, ".
Bcb9 ithdtH 4; Hs!vs! sHhn EsezfPas G. SAHaAS
o. De0ruy, ST. G. Zeringue. W. Chapman, Justin
Hotard, F. Gaienne, John Linden, Sr., Roger
Dixon, F. L. Matthews Casper weisz, A. Boutte.
E. Berger, Jr.. J. Walter, A. 9. Corrand, Peter
Amsar. Secretary W. J. McCanr.
The nominations ratified by the meeting BY Q
unanimous and hearty yes" (" Col. Hatch intro-
duced to the audience the Hon. Anthony Sambols,
who proceeded to deliver one of those able and
effective addresses OF which he has lately made
so many. He was followed by Mr.. Z. H. Nc
Caleb, who made short, pointed and effective
speech-a speech which we would avery Republi-
can Of the North could have heard. He was
loudly and repeatedly spplauded. Mr.. E. Burthe,
Of his home, came next, imaking an address In
which be particularly urged upon every one with
in the hearing of his voice to register, and TO
The meeting then broke up; tIo clubs agsfu
fell in line and left, we're sla WY filing into
their pisces in the procession, to ioish the march
over the route laid down.
Taking all In all, the demonstration was glori-
Gus one let such multiply, and let the elections
OF our Northern sisters go as they nay, and We
will yet redeem this State from the sway OF tho
men who now govern It; we will yet regenerate
s1d reconstruct Louisiana. Keep the ball rol ing.
The Chantieieer Cius
Were ont last night on serenadinR tour. They
first visited the residence of Mr.. j. p. Collins.
where they were handsomely entertained they
next called on Johnny Hawkins, end there also
were RECALLED with good cheer. Before they lett
Chandeliers Jr., Mr.. DeLicey. ptesdent of the
Chanticeers, making the presentation speech.
We understand that the senior club made quite o
nrmber Of visits to their numerous friends. bat
are unable to give the particulars. Thanks for
tie serensde to the CRESCENT. r.
.r.r The Seymour and blair CInS. La
. The attention of members of this organization
is directed to notice in another column, from
which it will be seen that the regular weekly
meetings will hereafter be held every Thursday,
instead Of Saturday as heretofore. s9qffa'a
Has passed very appropriate resolution that
tive franchise by legal or physical disability. be
ready to report before the 24th to the secretary
of the organization registered voters. Other
wise expulsion. This is an excellent precedent
for other clubs. 1
The Jewell Cadets ~
Held their meeting last night, OGtober IA, ct
headquarters, l34 Front Levee, Ninth Ward. lSs
stscns. Resslotion passsd that -asy msueer not
registered by the Gath October, unless legally
prevented, be expelled from the club. Jos. Lhuls
was elected an honorary member Of this club.
sf. siaans The seymour Legion. 1a.t .ild
j This club met last evening in regular session,
President B. p. Jonas presiding. The usual week )
ly business of the club was transacted, after
which on motion, 1t adjourned to meet this even
ing for the purpose Of hearing addresses, TO which
the ladies and the public are invited.
49,. Clubs Meeting To-Nisht. ..,.f
|, The Seymour Legion. Addresses to be ieliv.
cred by II. Gibbes Morgan, s. 8. Carlisle and Hon.
r. N. Ogden. Seats reserved for ladies. g.l
The Hibernia Club. Hon. e. L. Jewell Ia to
speak. sr ls- a- l- bra- -ff0 r,HJ. f1g s.f
Jackson Railroad Club. Important business.
The Pendeton Guards. The names of all who
not registered at the headquarters Of the club
by O'Clock this evening will be erased from the
rolls. s. rrs "a - u. Il ,srta r..fff.h +rt
The Frank Blair Cadets, at headquarters ct 81
o'clock, to proceed TO st. Charles Thester, there
TO receive banner from the ladies Of the Third
Ward. Col. T. L. Maxwell will receive the banner.
The Seymour Southrons at 81 O'Clock, to turn
out with the Frank Blair Cadets. : u .-IrIses
The Magnolia Rangers. sas. r4s.,. frtt
The Fossil Guards. .r r.f s...f aaif
The Fourth Ward Club. - s.i s..as.i sif
The Hancock Club. n.0f
The Innocents. -.l...
The Jewell Guards.
The German Seymour and Blair Clab, corner
Frepehmen and Claiborne streets. ~, -.-.ir
The Eighth Ward Wide Awake Club. ..f.aa
The Seymour and Blair Club. rf.'
The Roussesu Guards. h
The Constitution Club. .s-....r
The Tenth Ward Club. 81 ,r.
The Swamp Fox Rangers. l rsIf
The National Guards, Jefferson City.
special meeting of the State Central Commit
tee at this evening.