New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10
Figbtb Ward RepubIicnn CIub.-At

lar meeting of this club. held on Monday evening,
September l. 37l the following officers were elect
ed for the term of two years, ending 1915:
E. V Leclere. president; Frederick BOlHnes, first
vice president: Barney McKernan, second wee
president Robert SeatOn third vice president; r.
Dartheemv, recording secretary; john LeaTson,
corresponding secretary D. pepass, treasurer; Leon
Reg, grand marshall John hawkins, assistant
grand maIsl a.; James n. POLK, sergeant alarms;
Emile Calico assistant sergeant-at-arms
On motion. of Mr. Larson, the following resoiu-
tons were offered, and were adopted unanlmousl y:
Resolved That we dcnounce the action of the
late Central Executive Committee, presided over
by the author of Gatlln guns and deputy marshals,
as unworthy of any public respect.
Resolved, That We recognize as the legitimate
supreme head OF the Republican party of Louisiana
the State Executive Committee, of which P. B. ).
Pinchback is president, aud William FiSers, sec
Resolved, That We will give it our undivided sup
port to carry cut the objects Of the Republican
Resolved, That we have confidence in the State
administration and will stand united around its
banner in the coming campa sn.
Resolved, That we call upon all good Republicans
to ioin with us and the success OF the Re
publican party in 1872 and thereby secure peace
and prosperity throughout the country. ,
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions ne
sent to the New Orleans Republican, ana LOUIS
E.y. LECLERE, President.
+. BARrHsIRMY, Recording SECRETARY. sr--
Ara meeting of the Ninth Ward Masi-
cot Radio al Republican SUP Ciuo, ne-u ,SH L,
1911, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS T. V. COPELAND preStthI OF lAe
Ninth Ward Mother CiCb, having refused 20 pat
resolutions expressive of the sentiments OF the
majority OF its mem ber5, and undertaken ny pack
ing said mother club with employees or the Gus
toThOUsa from tine several wards OF Ibls city ana
resorted to several virdlct:ve measures To- the
pulrose Of crushing tie maJoHty III their several
meetings: and . I'll.
club lent himself to the measures adopted by said
r ' CoiIpIaud in violation OF the principles OF
true Republica!ism and fair play; and
Whereas BY a unanimous vote the seats Of said
T. V, Coupand and J. H. DOugberty were declared
vacant and william 9. kInselIa elected president
and Charles LoChbrGner secretary OF said mother
club of the Ninth Ward; therefore, be it
Resolved That we concur III the action OF sald
mother club, and do hereby recognize the Hon
William C. KiRsella the rightful president If
said club and Charles LOchbrunef the legiti-
mate secretary of the same; and be it
Resolved That do emphatieally indOrse the
action OF the State convention, of which p B. \.
Pinchbaek was president and William Nlgers
secretary, and that recognize the State Central
Executive Committee organized by said convention
as the only legitimate head of the Radical Repub-
lican party in this State; and be it
Resolved, That in his excellency Governor H. Z.
WarmOth recognize our best representative
leader i'll this State, and as such shall stand by
him; and be il
Resolved, That in the Hon. William G. Kinsella,
president of the mother club, we recognize an
earnest supporter OF the party, and an answering
defender Of the Republicans OF this ward against
the aggressions of usurpers:
E.W, PAUL Secretary sel0