The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

the demonstration. The programme 70 adver-
tsed in the New Orleans CRESCENT, Times and
18th, then moved that the marshals Of the differ.
snt clubs be requested 10 meet the marshsls OF
this club in order to perfect arrangements.
The Hendrieks 0usrss
Are to be the recipients tomorrow evening, Of
the residence Of j. p. Roux Esq.,, Of a beautiful
and costly banner, at the hands OF , their f.ir
attend. The Hendricks will be ct then head
quarters, 81 Royal street, at O'Clock, tomorrow
evening. .LEL LfL
This club held slarge and enthusiastic meeting
last evening, and was addressed by Messrs- John
McPheln and @. B. Duff. The Guides are to have
parade Saturday evening for the reception OF
guidon and several wreaths. They will turn out
800 voters, and expect to creste sensation In
the First District They cordially invite the CREs
CENT TO participate in their pleasures.
The Ruos can Guards. n 1sE
A splendid Democratic club was formed at
Milneburg on Monday, l4th inst, called the Rous
seau Guards, club 6, and the following officers
we're elected: Charles Evershade, president; J.
NJ. Williams, vice president; Leon Moreaux, sec
retary; F. Boulinger, treasurer. The club is now
composed of eighty members-good for Seymour
and Blair. At the last election there were but
twenty-seven Democratic votes polled. All honor
to Milneburg and her sterling Democracy.
The Hancock Club
Held meeting last evening at their headquarters,
1879 Canal street. The assemblage was exceed
ingly numerous, nearly every member being pre-
sent. Thfre is one point about the Hancocks
which is Of the greatest credit to them. No Dem
ocrstic club passes their club rooms that is not
ssluted with rockets and other proofs OF fraterns
esteem. -rv 4 r.s5.
The Fourth Ward National Democratic Club
Held numerous meeting at the corner Of Frank
lin and Canal streets. The usual business was
transacted.
The Rousseau Guards
Had their weekly meeting last night. 1t was
numerous and enthusiastic one.
The PendIeton Guards
Held their weekly meeting last evening at the
New Opera House. The assembly was very nu-
merous; Chss. Culbertson, ESQ.,, in the chair.
the usual proceedings were gone through with.
The Pendetons are noble body of men and
Democrats. -nf.I
Minute Men of '0s.
You are earnestly requested to attend the regu.
lar weekly meeting Of your organization this
evening. at o'clock-each one OF you, beth
active and honorary-as your banner presentation
takes place at the National Thester tomorrow
night, and everything should be in readiness.
Clubs Meeting Tonight.
The Crescent City Democratic Club are TO
meet this evening, in full uniform to join In the
presentation to the Frank Blair Guards. Business
is first to be transacted.
The Junior Fossil Guards are called on for
full attendance this evening. Business of import
ance.
The Seymour Knights are earnestly called to
be punctual at the meeting this evening, IN order
to complete arrangements for the parade OF the
10th. The Knights have been invited to attend q
Democratic meeting in the parish of ST. Bernard,
which they will doubtless accept.
The Seymour Legion meet at headquarters this
evening, at q o'clock.
The Broom Rangers, Jr., hold meeting this
evening, over Loncq's cofeehouse, on Bourbon
street, near Toulouse. Punctual attendance re.
| quested.
The Old Hickory Club in Freret's Press, on Per-
dido street, between Magnolia and Locust streets,
at u o'clock.
The Liberty Guards (colored) at 20 81. Charles
street.
The Tigers, at the Louisiana Hotel, Tchoupi
toulas street, opposite Magazine Market, at a
| o'clock.