New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

see that a card Is published III the Christian Re
publican signed by my name. do not know any
thing about 1t, hay ing never been consulted my
consent being given. | support the regular noml-
nations OF the Republican party o 49nIs S Stc;
Sergeant Metropolitan Police, Sixth Precinct
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Attention. Republicans, Tenth Ward
You are requested TO attend the regular meeting
Der %. The committee on orators have invited
the following prominent speakers: Hon. :. c. En-
ley, General L. A. sheldon, Hon c. $. Sauvnet
Hon J. A. Mascot, and II. Bonzano. Members of
the Warnoth SUBJ club, First and Second German
Republican Clubs, Branch of the Phil Sheridan
Irish Club. and the Workingmen's Republican Club
are especially invited.
Brass Band has been engaged.
JOHN II. BOWEN, President.
W, II. BrRRorGHs, Secretary. oc23 2S'
NOtice.-The regular weekly meeting OF the
Phil Sheridan Irish Republican Club win be held
THIS Thursday EVENING, at halfpast seven
o'clock in the Senate Chamber. Mechanics lnst.
tute full tendance is requested. as business OF
importance will be brought before the meeting.
Ali Irishmen favorable to Republican principles are
invited to Join this club.
Come onei Come all! Eloquent orators will ad
dress the meeting.
PAT CRRAGH, President.
THOMAS VI. KArASArGH. Acting Secretary. oc20
CAM Many conservative citizens. regardless of
party announce Hon. JOHN p. BECKER AS an in
dependent candidate for the Office Of First Justice
OF the Peace and request the use of his name.
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Grand Republican Mass Mceting.-The
Republicans OF the parish OF Orleans are hereby
notified that a Grand Mass Meeting of the party
will be held III Lafayette Square on SATURDAY
NIGHT November 5, 1870 al halt-past seven clock.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting,
among whom will be Governor Warmoth, Lieuten-
ant Governor Dunn, General Sheridan, General
Barber. General Sheldon, Colonel Lewis, General j.
II Sypher, Hon. B. F. Flanders Colonel Iugraham,
Senator Pinchback.
Several brass bands will he on hand to enliven
the occasion.
p, ,l,, ~. u
lett banks, are respectfully invited 10 come ont in
procession and attend this grand demonstration of
the principles of freedom Just ice and equality.
Come oucl Come all!
BY order Of the Campaign Committee.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
WILLIAM MuLFoRp. Secretary. ocl6
Headquarters Parish Can,p,ign Con.-
mittcc. Republican party, No. 222 Common street
\ subscription book for campaign funds is opened
at these headquarters daily
BY order OF the Campaign Committee
Mechanics and Laborer>' Sub-tInb.
Third Ward The committee appointed by the
Mechanics and Iaborers Sub-t'luh. Third Ward, TO
draft suitable resolutions relative the death of
their late brother, JAMES p HEATING made the
following report:
WHEREAS Our Supreme Chief and Divine Master
in the dispensation of his Providence, deemed it
proper to remove from his earthly labors, our be-
loved brother }. B. HEATING;
Whereas, In his death we recognize those quail
ties whichever ennoble their possessor, and which
eIllnently rendered him worthy oi our esteem ana
friendship a. IL true hearted friend and brother
ever kind and generous to all; therefore. be il
Resolved That while bowling in humble submis-
sion to the DEGREES of him who dOcth all things
well, can not but deeply deplorc the loss sus-
tanned by the Mechanics and Laborers Sub-Club,
Third Ward in his death. and extend our heartfelt
sympathes to his sorTowing relatives in this hour
of tribulation, proving that His healing grace
may soothe their aching hearts and dry the toun-
tain of their tears.
Resolved That the members wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the relatives of the deceased
Resolved That these resolutions be published in
the New Orleans REPUBLICAN
D. W. BRANDON, Chairman:
B. b. COLBURN,
GEORGE G. MASON
ocI8 % Committee