The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26
NUMBER 35.


Workinguen. responded in one Of the neatsst and
most telling speeches We have yet heard Lack
| Of space forbids. however, a reproduction OF IN
Then little Miss Virginia hare, damsel hardly.
we judge, half q dozen years old, in a speech az
little and as pretty as herself. crowned the hag
with beautiful wreath The Workingmen then
called upon Judge Cotton for another speech and
ss they would accept no denial, he, taking one of
the carriages for his rostrum delivered an address
ioi of the wisest counsel to his auditors His
illusions to the tact that the people of the North
their eyes having been at length opened will sus-
tain Us of the South In efforts to rid ourselves
of our present calling incubus of Radical outrage
were particularly telling.
After Judge Cot;ons speech, the procession
reformed, and with the same demonstrations as
had accompanied 1t In its downward march re-
turned up town.
We are heartily glad. as we have before said,
men of New Orleans. Our party want those sort
OF men, and their adherence TO II shows more
plainly than ever that II lie what it claims to be.
the party Of liberty, right and truth.
- p,----ss<s~S,. aas-a--
Are to night TO receive handsome banner, the
gift Of tier lady friends OF the Fourth District
who, knowing the Chantieleers well, have adopted
this means of showing that they smile on their
sH9E's a Pug qsAafst tdis fsb6fst IlSRn certainty
not miss. The full particulars will be found else.
where 10 this mornings CREscENF.
Minute Mea OF rs.
There was q numerousan enthusiastic attend
ance of members at the rooms of this gallant club
corner of Gravier and st. Charles streets. last
evening: Judge Braughn, the president, being in
the chair, and the hall itself being tastefuy
adorned with the banners, transparencies and
various other paraphernaa Of the club.
An invitation from the Chanticleer Club to par
ticipate in their festivities of this evening was
received and acknowledged. Owing, however, to
q previous engagement made by the Minute Men
its acceptance was rendered impossible, for II Is
proposed this evening by the club to visit, by
special Invitation. the residence Of the fair donor
Of the Jefferson City banner presented last week,
where an entertainment is to be given in their
honor. Before taking the cars thither the Minute
Men will march to the residence Of Nine Millau-
don, on Bourbon street, where wreath is to be
presented them. IL is also in contemplation to
sereDade during the evening, on the return from
Jefferson, the ladies of this city who have pre-
seDted wreaths, guidons and q banner. Six o'clock
is the hour designated for members to assemble
in uniform at their headquarters.
Mr.. Paul j. ROBERT was chosen recording sec
retary. vice Mr.. VIM. Ford, resigned, and the fol-
lowing honorary members were chosen, viz:
Wallace Wood, Lew. Bowers, +. F. FOucher, Jas.
McClOskey, b. MeCleskey, J. MehafIy, George l..
Cstlin, Frank King, NJ. A Foute, 8 p. Blanc, T..
Willett. The ladies who had presented the ban
ners, wreaths and guidons were also chosen to
honorary memberships.
Before adjournment some earnest and practical
suggestions regarding the duty Of every citizen 20
secure registration were made by Judge Braughn.
In conclusion, our reporter would tender his
an election to an honorary membership.
Third Ward Central Democratic Club.
An important notice to the Democrats Of this
ward will be found in another column. Every
good citizen should peruse il, and act acc riding
10 the call of duty. The books Of registration,
open at the headquarters, l03 ST. Charles street,
will positively be closed to night on the adjourn
ment of the meeting.
Second Ward Regular Democratic ClubI
very important notice to the Democratic
voters of the second ward has been issued by j.
l.. Gubernator, Esq, chairman, relative TO the
registration of the voters in that ward. The
notiee will be found in another column
Clubs Meeting Tonight.
The Seymour and Blair Club, the Old Hickory
Club, and the johnson Rangers, hold to night a
macs meeting at the National Hall, on Poydras
living in that portion OF the city fa 70 be present.
Junior Frank Blair Guards are called 10 attend q
meeting at 100 ST. Charles street, this evening at
O'Clock. Punctual attendance is requested on
A specisl meeting of the Third Ward Democratic
Central Club will be held at l03 St. Charles street,
this evening, for elecing Judge and two m
spectors at the primary election TO be held on the
2Sth inst. for delegates and for other important
business. Punctual attendance requested.
The ex-Union Soldiers and Sailors Conserva.
tive Club at the ro0ms of the Hancock Club, lSs
Canal street. at "a o'clock.
The First Ward Club, at Eagle Hall, at n
O'Clock.
The National Club Of Algiers, in the st. Charles
ball room, at "a o'clock.
The jefferson City Club, at the Council Hall.
The Seymour Guides, on Magazine street, near
Poeyfsrre, alta o'clock.
The Ninth Ward Club, at the Crescent beer
garden.
The Seymour Cadets, corner Of Jackson and
Tcboupitoulas, at "A o'clock.
The Sixth Ward Club, at the tobacco warehouse
on Robertson street. near Esplanade,
The Seymour Vedettes, at CSC Love street, at II
o'clock.