New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26
Third Ward Young Mems White Hat
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club.

bird Ward Young Mems White Hat
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club.
A crowded meeting took place last night
at Riley's Hotel, corner Of Dryades and
Common streets, for the purpose of organ
Eziag Third Ward Young Mems White
Hat Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
The meeting was called to order by Judge
A Shoemaker, and after a few explanatory
zsIBarks by that gentleman, a recess was
a1lzen for the enrolment Of members. Hav-
ing Feassembled, and the roll being called,
zhe following gentlemen were elected as
permanent officers of the club: President,
Mr. w. L. Stamford; first vice president,
G. A. Deisler; second vice president T.
FEaekett; treasurer, I. Reilly; recording sec
useary, L. S. Lehman; corresponding secre-
6Ry, w. Kane; marshal John E. Flynn;
GEsg assistant marshal, Joseph Yigo; second
assistant marshal, 7. Fulham; third assist
Ens marshal, P. McGOuey.
Ybe following resolutions, indorsing the
examinations of Greeley and Brown and the
Cincinnati convention, were read and unani-
snnusly adopted
WHEREAS, The Young Mems White Hat
Club of the third ward having been duly
organized for the ensuing campaign, for
the support of Greeley and Brown, by the
endorsement of the platform of principles
and candidates Of the late Cincinnati con
wentiOn, from. all classes of citizenship, ir-
respective OF politics, who are in support of
The Cincinnati movement; therefore, be it
8esOlDed, That we reaifirm our hearty
.acqueseRce in the address and platform
and principles Of candidates of the National
Liberal Convention, and we pledge our
selves TO their support in the ensuing cam
paign, feeling satisfied that the need of the
thour requires the Inauguration of the ma
G5Onai administration that will respect the
ESght of all, and the sOvereignties of the
State, so that the estrangement of the late
war can be buried in the oblivion of the
past in so much as the fruits of the war
have been incorporated in the organic laws
Hf Che republic.
ResoIoed, That we believe that true re-
SgTm in all governments can only be accom-
issished by the people arising en- maSse for
the election, as their public servants, of
hGuest and statesman-like citizens, and that
che one term principle for the Presidency
Ees at the basis of all reform in the depart !
Hlent of government, as its successful in
zHguration will purity the civil service and |
subordinate the military to the civil au- |
chorities.
ResoLged That the executive committee |
be and the same is hereby authorized to |
aIbrease the membership of this club, so as /
90 rally all classes of our people under the |
Banner of Greeley and Brown, reform and |
victory, which we proclaim to be the rally |
eng cry of this club.
ResoIUed, That this club approve of the |
address of the United Liberal party to the |
people of the State of Louisiana, for the |
calling of State convention thereof; there
fore, we recognize the authority of the /
liberal State Central Committee and the |
Provisional Parish Executive Committee in |
all matters relative to the success of Greeley |
aud Brown in the said State and city.
A motion was adopted that the president |
aEBpOint a committee of three to find a
proper hall for their next meeting. The |
gEab then adjourned subject to the call of |
Che president.