The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

'O'o VI Ine CITY, ana are nappy to announc,
that the Third Ward Colored Democrat,
Club will hold meeting on Friday next
the 31st
The Third Ward Club meets every Tuesday
at lob St. Charles. The secretary has ON,
thanks for favors.
The Tenth Ward Club.
In our account of the meeting of this club
on Monday night, we inadvertently omitted
to notice the very telling address delivered by
Mr.. Grant, a man who is too ardent a worker
in the cause of freedom to be overlooked. Be
assured, gentlemen, that whenever such
omissions occur in this column, it is either
through lack of information or inadyertence
| and the former carsa NO shs1I do our hest b1
our own exertions and those of our friends to
annihilate, and the latter, we pledge our
selves, shall not often operate.
The Blair Guard,
mounted club, met last evening, at their
hall, corner of Cedar and Julia streets and
perfected their organiEat by adopting the
necessary constitution and bylaws, and also
uniform to be worn on parades, which is
very appropriate, and will make fine show.
The following officers were elected: E. C.
Kelly, president; julius Kiefer, secretary; G.
4. DIrmeyer, marshal. This club is COM
posed OF an excellent set of young men, most
OF whom reside or are employed in the vicini-
ty OF the New Basin. As distinctive feature
the members will be mounted on mules. The
regular meeting will be held every Monday
evening, at - o'clock.
The Seymour II nishts.
This organization, one of the best of the
many clubs now being formed in town. and
having on its rolls some of the best names in
our city, had very large meeting last night
In the rooms over the Gem saloon. On ac-
count of some supposed dissatisfaction exist
ing in the club, Mr. Tully rendered his
resignation as president, but the unanimous
vote by which the club refused to accept it.
proved that Mr.. Tully had been really its
choice. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted The officers of this club we have in
previous issues of this paper already named.
In addition, Mr.. j. F. Dick was elected an as
sistant marshal and Mr. VIM. Wall assistant |
secretary. A committee was appointed TO |
confer with the Central Committee as to the
feasibility of the clubs obtaining representa-
ton in the Parochial Executive Committee.
We have now to tender our thanks to the
seymour knights for the fattering compli-
ment they paid us in electing the CRESCENT
their official journal, and for the vote of thanks
rendered our representative. We shall try
10 discharge the high duties of that Office in
manner worthy of the gallant gentlemen
who have conferred it upon us. Again we
make our bow.
we trust that this organization will 90
oravely on in the path it has marked out for
tself, and hope before the close of the canvass
o chronicle many deed of electioneerinp
kill and of activity in the cause of freedom :
wrought by the Seymour Knights.
The club meets every Tuesday, over the 7
lem Saloon, on Royal street. {
The Consultation Club,
Inc ofthe best organizations in this CITY :
leets tomorrow evening, at 6 o'clock. at
10 Canal street, for the purpose of proceed O
lg in procession TO the Varieties Theater. 4
here the assemblage will be addressed by
'veral OF the best orators in the State. IL is ii
estined to be a great and most interesting q
and we expect to hear very
oquent addresses from ]. B. Eustis and '
'hn McEnery The Varieties will be packed. :"
The National Democratic Club OF AJ9t.rs in
cid on Saturday last large and enthusiastic in
eenng at the st. Charles ballroom. The
IloWlng officers were the unanimous choice 10
the club Mr.. John o. Mclean, president; 1"
?. Thomas Mackie first vice president Mr. =,
mes Jarvis, second vice president Mr. -
tomas ID. Jones, treasurer, and Mr.. Jos. pr
lghes, secretary. In the above officers the
lest residents are represented. Mr.. Thos. gr
Jones, who has been the president of the By
moeracy of Algiers for the last two wears tn
,lined reelection.
The principal business after the above eIec- ~
was the adoption of the following resolu- r. r.
ns: nc
)ne declaring the seat of the Hon. A. B. TO,
ION (senator from the Fourth District VA no
I IN the Central Executive Committee on he
cunt OF being nonresident of the right
* and recommending in his stead Mr.. N. tat
pagnieri the efficient clerk of the First sw
trict or Criminal Court. 10.
ne providing for the organization of col VIII
1 clubs, and guaranteeing to them pro- stri
ION from their late friends, the radicals. and the
ne appointing committees for a grand mass will
ting on Wednesday evening, the Doth I
,, at the Opelousas Railroad depot. DIR. day
ID. Riley and Thomas Lee were unani- you
sly elected delegates to the proposed 100, ."a
sh executive committee !"
lr friends in Algiers have gone to work in pon
est and bid fair to entirely destroy the New Me-
cal majority Of 700 which the right bank Gaz
In the election in April. We trust they A
continue as they have begun. They re- a de
us to invite all Democrats to the mass tusl
ing to night and promise the enunciation neld
cd old Democratic principles and large Datt
onng OF the people in the cause of free 'ein
For special invitation to be present 10
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