The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-15

Jr., P. Barrow, A. Lorio, Thos. Mcdowell, Jao.
s. McCan, Jno. Davidson, Jno. Armstrong, &. l..
Jewell and P. Hslpin.
After which they elected . delegate to the
executive committee Of the independent clubs.
Having nominated ]. B. Duff, their president. and
Jno. McPhelin, vice president, on the withdrawal
OF Mr.. Duff, Mr.. McPheln was unanimously
elected the delegate. : 49,
coming week have presented to them by their
lady friends sundry wreaths and other testimo-
mails of the high regard in which they are held by
the fair Democrats Of our city.
Before we close, we make our bow to the
Guides for the high compliment they have paid
"this reporter, in electing him an honorary mem
Der. That we appreciate the favor, he need not
say, and that he is proud Of being one of the club
is unnecessary for him to assert. He will try to
discharge every duty devolving upon him in his
new position as Seymour Guide should. To Mr..
Mccall, secretary, We are indebted for fsvors.
The First ward Club
Met last night at Eagle Hall, but transacted only
q small amount of business. the principal matter
before them being communication received from
the Misses Grow, announcing that those young
ladies have made for the club banner, which
they will be happy to present at the gentlemen :
was discussed and finally referred to committee
of five for final and definite action.
The First Ward Club has already blanks, the
first we have seen, made out in accordance with
lQe l0btTuCuOub OI pdfOCuinl COuulttCC biNou
to all the ward clubs, and these blanks too they
are rapidly filing up with complete list of all
voters in the ward. Good for the First Ward.
Let other clubs go and do likewise.
The Blair Zeuaves
Held q meeting on Monday evening. at the Wig.
wan, corner OF Seventh and Magazine streets.
After disposing Of the routine business and hear
| ing few remarks from Messrs. T. G.. Noel and
smallwood, adjourned. Before adjourning they
voted to have parade on Saturday night. Their
roll is increased to 2l5 members.
The Blair knights.
A large meeting of the members Of this club
was held last evening at its rooms over Hawkns's,
Gen. Hays presiding. A considerable amount Of
business was transacted, including the reading Of
letters Of acceptance to invitations to participate
in the st. Louis banner presentation festivities
sent in by a number of Democratic independent
clubs. all Of whom have been invited to part-
cipate.
The steednan Guards
Meet every Friday at the corner of Robin and
Tchoupitoulas streets, First Ward, at half-past
seven O'Clock P. N. They are to receive ban
Der on Tuesday evening, 18th, at eight o'clock at
the City Hotel.
Clubs Meeting To-nSght.
The Chandelier Club, over Pfster's feed store,
opposite Magazine Market at q O'Clock.
The Central Committee, at 2d5 Canal street, at
The Third Ward Central Club. at lOs St. Charles
street, at "a O'Clock.
The Seymour Vedettes, az 666 Love street, at
| "a O'Clock. Hon. E. l.. Jewell will address the
club.
The Eleventh Ward Central Club, at their Wig
wan. corner Of Magazine and Seventh streets
This is the regular weekly meeting postponed
| from last Saturday.
The Seymour Knights, over Gem Saloon. Royal
street, at "A O'Clock.
The Drsymen's Democratic Club, at the Pavi-
| ion, on the levee, foot of Poydras street, at
O'Clock.
The Fossil Guards, Jr., at 20 st. Charles street,
at "a O'Clock.
The Seymour Cadets corner Tchoupitoulas and
Jackson, at q o'clock.
The Rousseau Guards, at their headquarters at
| a o'clock.
The Crescent Mounted Club, at q O'Clock, at
Eagle Hall. Business Of the utmost importance
will be brought up.