New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Hall of the Seventh Ward Radical Re-
publican Mother Club, New Orleans July IL. l87l.-
in pursuance to the call issued in the New Orleans
Republican large number of Repub leans net at
the schoolhouse Greatmen and Union streets
TIE meeting was called to order at half past seven
o'clock by P. Griffin, who stated the object of the
meeting. On motion, committee OF three was
appointed by the Chair to escort the President
elect, Captain H. L. Rey to his seat
Captain H. D. Rey ON taking the chair, ad-
dressed the meeting with - few remarks, in which
he thanked the club for the honor conferred on
him, and inviting all Republicans to unite with the
determination that victory may perch upon the
banner of the Republican party, and invoked
them to stand by the State and national admins.
trations; that only united concert OF action could
defeat our political enemies in the campaign of
1872. i.s at II seJ 81 .t.. "a
ness in order was the election or vice presidents
and other officers on motion, the club proceed ed
10 the election of said officers. q 49,
The following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing six months, viz:
p Griffin, First Vice President. 4a 4H
w. G. Moore Second Vice Presidest
J. B. Jolr6ain. Third Vice President.
L. Balser Fourth Vice President.
Clifford Banks, Fifth Vice President.
j. B. Ludwiek, Sixth Vice President 10 a.
A. l.. .Borse, Seventh Vice President.
P. Collins Eighth Vice President.
Narcisse Julien, Ninth Vice President. s4G
Simon Smith, Tenth Vice President. a ...
William H. Green Secretary
L. p. Pijeaux, Assistant Secretary. .r,,1
X. d. Farr Corresponding Secretary
Eugene Duplessis. Financial Secretary. $50 f't
Lucien Pessou, Treasurer. d. ID
n. Jones, }. ANDREWS anu d. HENDERSON, Ser
geants-at- arms -sa ~ ~ I- 90 1ts r.
J. b. Harris, Grand Marshal. f
J. Torregano aud J. Guiilaume Aids.
The following resolutions, offered by W.. H.
Green, were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The term of, the Parish Executive
Committee Of the Republican party for the parish
of Orleans having expirtd by limitation on the
fifteenth of November 1870; and 81
Whereas, 1t is of urgent necessity that the, Re-
publican ward clubs should be represented in a
parish committee for the better organization of the
party; therefore be it ..
Resolved, That the Seventh Ward Radical Re-
publican other Club do proceed to elect it's
quota of delegates to the parish committee. p i
Resolved, That we call upon all Republican ward
clubs who have not yet elected delegates to
do so early day as possible, for the purpose
of organizing parish committee. #-
Resolved, That we call upon the delegates so
elected to assemble on saturday evening, July 30
at halfpast o'clock, at Mechanics Institute
for the purpose above mentioned, and the trans
action of such business as may properly come be-
fore them.
Resolved. That these resolutions be published in
the New Orleans Republican and LOusianian
On motion, the constitutional rules in reference
to election of delegates were suspended by unan-
mous vote and the club proceeded to the election
of four delegates tits quOta) i'll the Parish Com
mittee which resulted in the following seec-
tom
j. B. Jorlrdain I'D William H. Green,
Clifford Banks, Eugene Duplessis.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That when we the seventh Ward Rad
zeal Republican Mother Cub adjourn, adjourn
To meet at snch time and place as the President
may determine. ala.
On motion she President was requested to issue
his call at such time as he should deem proper for
the election of delegates to the State Convention
to be held ON the ninth of August 1871. -
On motion, the minutes were ordered to he pub
lished irthe New Orleans Republican and in the
LOuisanian. n =
No 1urther business of Importance to transact on
motion the club adjourned, subject to the call of
the President. lf H. l.. REY. President.
WILLIAM H. GREEN, Secretary. iyl3