The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-27


sions Messrs. W. n. Devices and j. Nj. McPaelin
VIII keverally have something to say for the
Guides.
Altogether this affair promises to be one Of the
hsndsomest of the campaign. We heartily trust
thai no unpropitious accident may occur to mar
the brightness OF the OCCASION, but that every
thing working smoothly, ali wiz so "merTy as
marriage bell.n
The Seymour 7uide,, 5r..
A juvenile club. met last night. and to GER
tain extent reorgsnized win tue following result:
President, T. Sullivan; yi,e-presidsRs, j. Scan
Ian; secretary, W. John Recall; treasurer, NJ.
hulvihill; grand marshal, @. Murry; aid, James
Gibson. The Guides. yr., ere only yOaDgsters.
but with the example before shem of their senior
club, bid fair to yet do good service in the cause
They meet again tonight. and on Saturday night
will Turn out In the grand procession.
The Blair KHsssi.
We are requested TO state that those members
of this organization who have rot yet secured
horses for the turn out on saturday next, can eb-
tain them now by applying at McClOsky, Mas0n&
Co.'s, where they will also be able to get saddle
cloths. al - -'
The wsusseaa Gaarao
There was q meeting of this club last evening,
al which the roll was increased to oBs hundred
and sevsnty-five members. The foll0wing uni
form was adopted: Crimson cuffs and collar, white
belts with blue kept; and on saturday evening
the Guards will show the public that the "Old
Third, although late la organizing uniform ol1b,
will be none behind the mark. The following
named gentlemen were elected honorary mem.
bers: g. DeFeriet, j. V. Gourdain, j. Maroon,
Cyprien DHfonr, G. Visvaso, r. Malochee, p. ).
Wiliz. j. Syzsmanski, d. Fatjo, W. Schmidt,
Robt Wynne. A. Legendre, l.. Dnvigneaud, @.
Cayaroc, A. viii z, Jr., Web. Long. A. Blenvenu,
Dr. C. DeyrOp DR., j, J. Castellanos w. K FitZ
gerald, Dr. r. 5. Lewis E Bernard Louis Mestier.
The Guards are named after a gallant soldier and
ulf nyh hing Democrat. That they will prove them.
selves worthy TO bear their title we doubt not, and
trust ere long that they will give Us occasion
tn me Mt heir n m
the champions Of liberty.
The Democratic SOAP Club,
An organization whose express object is to
'cean out" the Radicals, was formed last night.
IL Is composed of sOapmen, is located in a soap
ueigbboThood. and is determined TO make "clean
sweep" next November. IL was organized at the
soap factory of Nessrs. McRoberts d Dick by the
election of the following officers: 4. E. Dick,
president; N. a. Kain, vice president; X. Brup-
bseher secretary; John MoRoberts, treasurer; +.
Reusch, marshal. The club is composed entirely
of soapmen and if il cont shine up in the cam
paign are much mistaken.
The pre- tsident, Mr.. A. +. Dick, addressed the
members in stirring language, calling forth i'm
neDse enthusiasm. A great deal of earnestness,
we learn, was manifested on all sides, and the
soapmen were evidently awakened to the vastness
OF the job they have ahead OF them-the task OF
purify ing the country from the Radical party.
Tonight the soap meets again, to make final pre-
paraticns for the turn out on Saturday. Be pune
iHal, o We washers out of political spots: you
have too much work shesd OF you to daily with 1t.
The Liberty Guards,
A colorsd club are tonight to receive banner.
rendered them by the honorary members Of the
Fossil Guards, under the protection OF which or.
gsnizaiion il will be remembered the Liberty
GUARDS were formed. The presentation will take
place at Lafayette Square, at O'Clock. IL is TO
be made by an honorary member of the Fossils,
after which several prominent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting. As will be seen by notice in
another column, ell eolored men are invited to be
~ H.. k.an
the sound thruths TO which they have already
given their allegiance, and the Republicans will
probably have their eyes opened TO many things
to which they have hitherto been very blind.
After the speaking at the square the club vii par
ade the streets, and thus give our good people
chabce TO see how many colored Democrats New
Orleans can boast.
The seymour KzfEkts.
In Speaking of this gallant organization in our
last issue we stated that they were the senior
indepepdent Democratic club Of this city. We
should have said that they were the senior mounted
club. The Constitution Club. organized in 1886,
has certainly the right to the title OF the Oldest
independent club.'
The Chaticieer Club.
This club met last night at their hall, corner OF
| Camp aud ST. Mary streets. Nineteen new mem
| bers were admitted. Business of Importance to
the club alone was transacted. They meet again
| next Friday evening at Chambers warehouse, on
| Tchoupiou ouss sueet, between Phillip and SOra-
| paIu streets.
The Glorious Hancock Club
Who are always at their post in the hour OF trial,
| held their usnal- meeting Tuesday evening, al
| headquarters l39 Canal street. The meeting was
numerous and full Of enthusiasm The Hancock
| Club will not be second TO any club on Saturday,
either in numbers or in splendOr. moo r..
| The sixth Ward Democratic Club
| Met Tuesday night at the corner of johnson and
| Bayou streets. The meeting was numerouslY at
tended, ands good deal of business transacted
It III Gatrn
| day. There is no fear for the gallant sixth ward
| in the November election ; the vote OF the WARD
will be almost unanimous against the Republl
cans.
| One of the most respec able and influential club
I in New Orleans, met Tuesday evening at theI
club room, 80 Royal street. The Hendricks Guards
are coming out in full force in the procession sat
| urday night
| The Uraymeu's Democratic Club,
One of the most numerous and indomitsble club
| in any part Of the United States, held their regu
lar meeting at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Attei
the usual club business they passed resolutions to
| iOin the celebration OF Saturday evening, and,
| after @ speech or two. adjourned.
The Fossil Guards
Are expected TO attend in full force, In cap ant
CAPE at their hall this evening ut half.past Z, il
order 10 attend the banner presentation 70 thu
Liberty Guards (colored). Punctual attendance
is required.
The sixth WARD Eeueb aud Readys
VIII assemble this evening at headquarters, 20
Bay on Eoad, at 6 O'Clock, by order of Capt. D.
Scott, their excellent president, in order to pro
cesd thence TO the Opera House, where the ban
ner presentation is 10 take place. All other club
are cordially invited to participate. Bee adVer
tise ment.
The Conatltutioa Club
Holds is regular weekly meeting this evening q
Z O'Clock. Punetual st enhance is required. a
the arrangements for the grand demonstration Q
Saturday evening are TO be perfected tonight.
Eourth Ward National Democratic Club
| This club are requested to meet this evening q
their headquarters, on Franklin street, near Cana
at Z this evening, to jois the Fourth Ward Gel
man Club in procession and banne. presentation
COrree,ion.
Bys ldpsus pe1nde we were made yesterday
| place the pIOsee dings Of the Crescent hOunte
Club under The head Of Crescent City Club. III
error ho~ever, does not amount 70 much,
either club might feel complimsaied by the mi
take.
Instead OF the banner TO he Pendleton Guar'
! being presented on Esplansde street, near Bres
| the presentation will take place this evening
: the NeR Opera House, at haf-past O'Clock. II
ceremonies,will equal in magnIhcence anything
; | the kind that has yet occurred in this caGpaig
| n. ,hanbs dua Meaara. Hernandez. pyoSldst