The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27

should fail TO take part. The club is making great
| preparations for the Sd of November.
The meeting they hold tonight is the most i'm.
| portant ore Of the campaign, and every member
| should rally, and no seats should be vacant when
| the meeting is called TO order by our esteemed
Democratic citizen n the Fourth Ward, George
| Cronan, Esq.
All voters Of the Second District, and especially
the Fourth Ward, are cordially invited to attend
| and enroll themselves as members of the Guards
Another wreath is to be presented TO the club by
the ladies Of the Fourth Srd. Rally, rally, rally
The Fo..n 0nards
Were out on Saturday night last, making their
usual splendid appearance. As it was their last
independent parade before the election, they
took advantage of the opportunity to compli-
ment some OF their friends. Mrs BiesFey, DR..
Halliday ard Mrs. Thompson were each visited
and each serenaded by the Fossils. For march.
ing salute given in passlsg, the Cub aas our
thanks.
Seymour Brides.
This club held q large meeting Saturday even.
ing, which was w.ll attended. Addresses were
made by several gentlemea among WON Dr.
LockWood gave son-e very stIz-ing counsel, which
was loudly applsuded. After which conmu1i-
cation from Hon. Hofatio Seymour was read as
follows:
"UrrcA. October Is, 1888
" Gentemen--1 hav received your letter OF the
l0ih inst, advising me Of my election TO ON hon
orsry membership of your club. fbeg you VIII,
IN my behalf thank its members for the gratifying
compliment they have pesd me.
'Iruiy yours, etc., HORATTO SEYMOUR.
ITO j. Baldwin Duff Presidents ThOs Mccall. Src-etarn
The reading of this caused great cheering on
the part of the members. After this the recanta-
ton of the Republican, in regard to an article
pabiished by them against tbs club was read and
accepted. The Guides will have q meeting next
Wednesday at which all must be puactual.
The Crescent Crsy Gab.
The last Tuesday meeting for this presidential
campaign is to be held this evening at the wig
wan, at o'clock. During the past three months
hr~ he haar oosf~
thusiastic workers in the Democratic cause and
we trust that this their final meeting to night nav
be characterized by even more than the usual
spirit. Ladies and all other friends of the cause
includes Judge Alexander Walker, Gen. Stsed-
man. Capt. Chas. E. Fenner, Hon. w. Pope
Noble and Dursnt DaPonte, Esq.
Ex-UBiOn sOldier.' and Sailors Democratic
Club.
This club holds nightly meetings this week, aud
names being now on the rolls. All members WHO
can possibly doso are requested to report ca ,h
evening at o'clock precisely.
The Chandelier Ciub.
II viii noticed that a call for members TO attend
the regular meeting of this gallant club t0-mor-
row evening is published elsewhere. There ia
business OF vital importance to be transacted, and
it therefore behooves every member to attend
punctually:.
The Workingmen's Club.
The Third Ward Club.
The Magnolia Democratic Club.
The Rousseau Guards.
The Southern Seymour Club.
The Fuller Guards, Algiers.
The Seymour Knights.
The Crescent Mounted Club.
The Drayrnen's Club at Pm.
The Fossil Guards, Jr.
The Central Committee.
The Seymour Vedettes.
The Frank Blair Cadets.
Blair Knights, special meeting at 6 o'clock P.
NJ. at the club room, over Hawkins's saloon.