The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

might as well be idle. There's work enOggh Tor
al, and the boys Of our S,ate may 90 goot SER
vice in this campaign II they are IN earnest 10
their expressed des re 70 help our cause rhe
Grdes Jr. meet again ct the same place, on We'd
need u. xt, the 26Ih, On which occasion sll boys
between IL aud IL deslrous Of conneoling them
selves with sterling young clno are re-
GUe-red to be on hand. In this connection We
will nention that we have heard recently int on
Thursdsy next the Guides Sr. will be presented ny
their Jung ajy friends with handsome banner,
and three or four vrea'hs, and by their friend :
with punches innumerable. II these whispers are
realized our readers shall know ali about it.
Frsnk B'nr ouatds.
The following gentlemen were elected honorary
men bers Messrs. b DeBar d. Bidwell Capt.
J hn Tobin. Howard McCalab, Col Zuntz r.
= Morse, Louis Scherck, Hugh Cassidy, Rufus
Hnnt.
The ymsur CADETS
At a special meeting held last night the follow
iup business was transacted:
VIM. Gormley was elected junior vice-presidept
Fl c. Brown, marshal, Messts sharkey and Shean
sids and ? b. Cau6ed secretary.
Reso utions were adopted rendering card,spf
y TO the Crescent City Democratic Cub
Tenth Ward Cluo, Mr.. H. Bensel and others to-
heir EmdDefs 10 them in procession on the 23d
inst, AMI aso TO Mr.. NJ. Girsu for the liberal
ard bountiinl supply of champagne punch and
OF pr re freshments. ,
TIE following gentlemen were then elected
honorary me mbtrs:
Bays. kr. F. Leibrook, Capt. J W. Tobin. Mr.. s.
Boy ydsMr. L. NcGrath. Mr.. b. Hays, Mr.. Dan Nal
Agan, Mr.. j. G. Parham, Mr.. j. q. Costey. Sr..
Mr.. J. C.. Costley Jr., Mr.. james Keatin :, Mr.. ".
P. Hsrper, sr. Henry WrighIer, air. j. B. Van
horn. Mr.. A. II Domera.
The club then adjourned to meet on their rsga-
lar night, Thursday the 22d, at 4 o'clock.
The Seymour vedettes D..
Had very large meeting last night, at WebeT:s
school house, G60 Love street. IRE ordinary Slah
hnciDnea u q hri nj
were made, and resolutions passed TO join ia Set-
uroay evenings demonstration.
The jackson InviRcibIes
Were in force at their hall. corner Basin a2d
Canal streets, yesterd'y evening. They also ase
gong to come in splendid array Saturday eJei.
log. The lDVinoibles are true TO their nayls.
They are composed Of the best and truest mottie
in the country, and will do their duty on all otca-
sions. -
The Ianseepts
Are becoming very numerous. They are cor.
posed mostly of our foreign born citizens. andses
ful # zeal for the good cause. Next Satuitis,y
the lnu OceDts will turn out thousand voters "a
the procession. Thank God they ali intend 30
vote for electors vho in their turn, will vote fsr
Seymour and Blair.
Correction.
Oar reporter was misinformed Sunday mors
ing, in some Of his statements cOncerning he
Blair Guard presentation. The banner was ar.
sented by Miss Stumpf at the residence Of NJ.
Murchison. The flag was presented by Miss BAR
at her fathers residence. on Girod rect, and
there crowned by Miss Jennie 10, per. Inc wreath
was presented by Mss Z. NJ. Rocs, from her Eesi.
dence corner Baslu and Girod. These corrections
are cheerfully ade.
Cubs Meeting To-NIght.
Hibernia Democratic Club holds spetill
meeting az No. Msrigny Building, to prepare
fr The reception Of banner on Thursday
evening.
Seymour Knights hold regular meeting at
their rooms, over the EN-, on Royal street.
The Junior Fossil Guards hold regular meeting
at No. 20 st. Charles street. at "a o'clock.
The Hendricks Club holds a special meeting ct
its new ball. No. 80 Royal street, (ate Gapia's)
al O'Clock.
The Chanticleer Club, corner of ST. Mary and
Camp ST. eets, az q o'clock. Important business
TO come up.
The Crescent Mounted Club, at Eagle Hall, at
q o'clock. Regular weekly meeting.
The Third Ward Central Club, at No 103 81.
Charles street, at "A o'clock. Important business
to come up.
The Draymen's democratic Club, at the Pa
vilion, on the evee. foot of Poydras street, at
o'clock. Regular weekly meeting.