New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16
POLITICAL NOTICES.

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To the Voters Of the Liberal Party in the
Parish Of Observation-Disclosures Liberal Parish
Executive Committee OF Orleans Parish: New Or
leans July IS l572-In obedience to resolutions Of
this committee, and in conformity with the in
structions of the Liberal State Central Committee
the voters Of the Liberal party n reby notified
that the following plan has been adopted for the
guidance Of ali clubs in the election Of delegates to
the State Convention on the twentieth instant,
agreeably to the call Of the State Central Com
miftee, viz
l. zach and every club in each ward shall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the sixteenth instant, meet
at their respective halls and select one of their
members to act a commissioner at the election to
be held on the twentieth instant, for delegate to
the State Convention, and Immediately Inform the
State and parish committees Of such selections and
when there is but one club in ward, such club
shall select two of its members as such commits
siOners.
Each club shall be REQ ired to send their books
or rolls Of membership On the eighteenth instant
to the commissioner Of election, who shall make
out an alphabetical list therefrOm for their use at
5. The following places have been selected for
the holdiDg Of the election Of delegates on the
First ward-Bagle Hall, corner of Prytania and
Felicity road.
Second Ward Geddes Hall, Erat0 street,
Third ward-National Theatre.
Fourth Ward-COrner Of Bienville and Rampant
Fifth ward Robertson street, near st. Ann street
Sixth Ward-No. 20 Barracks street, corner Of
Seven b ward-Greatmen street, near Union
street
Fields aud Dauphine streets.
Ninth Ward-Corner of Elmira and Love streets.
Tenth Ward-Magazine market.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Of Washington and Mag
Twelfth ward--oOunen Hall, Magazine street.
Thirteenth Ward-st., Charles street, between
Napoleon avenue and Jena street
Fourteenth WaTdAHenry Clay avenue, between
Fifteenth Ward-Hughes Hotel, corner of Peters
1. The selection Of the commissioners, after the
same has been made, VIII be published in the New
Orleans Times, New Orleans Republican and Ger
5. The polling places in each ward will be kept
open from II N to 9 P NJ and no person will be
allowed TO vote at such election unless his name
appears upon the regular register Of the commits
siOners Of the ward.
s. The returns of the result of the delegates
elected must be reported Immediately to the pies
dent of the Parish Executive Committee, that
the proper returns can be forwarded without delay
for the information of the State Central Commit
The committee h-pes that all citizens favorable
to the success of Greeley and Brown and the nOmi-
nations OF the Liberal State Convention will rally
in their respective wardn and become members of
the Liberal clubs thereof our dOOrs are open to
all, and free expression is desired Of the popular
viii in the selection Of such State ticket as Will
harmonic all the elements desiring the success of
the Cincinnati movement
By order of the committee,
A. B SLOANAKER, President.
GEORGE BURKHARDT Assistant Secretary 85y
President Of the Liberal State Committee Of LOuisi
A HERO Jr., Secretary. jyl65t
AT a meeting of the Third Ward Regular
Republican Club, held at Mechanics Institute,
July 49, the following gentlemen were elected dele
gates the State Convention which is to meet on
the ninth Of August: John B. Kellar, T. P. Chase,
Dr.. z. Smith, w. G. Brown, W. n. Waters, G. Mon
taldO, George Bears, John L, Davis.
COmmissiOners--Johnl ullan, Edward Heating.
&. P. erase, Pie sident.
Wv JOHNSON Secretary. iyl6lt
Hall sixth Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club, Ursulnes street, near Derbigny, New
Orleans, July is, l872-Al the members of this
club are notified that an election will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the seventeenth instant for two
additional delegates to represent this yard IA the
State nominating convention, called for August g.
1872. by the state Central Committee Of the Repub-
'''''- p'- > = ~. p. P. BENEDICT. President.
AEFRED CAPuA, Secretary. iyl5 ~
sThe Twelfth Ward Central Greeley and
Brown Liberal Campaign Club win meet at Coun-
Gil Hall corner Of Magazine street and NapO con
avenue, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, sixteenth in
slant at halfpast seven O'Clock. Business nOmi-
nation Of candidates for delegates 10 the eOnven-
By order Of ROBERT L. PRESTON, President.
J. BENDERNAGEL Secretary lyle 1T
Hall THIRD Ward Greeley and Brown
Central Club, No. l24 Carondelet street.-the mem
bers of this club are hereby notified to attend a
special meeting to be held on W WEDNESDAY, July
r. at haltpast seven O'clock. Punetual attendance
is earnestly requested as important business Will
be transacted. -
A. o. BOYLE Secretary lyle 2t
Tenth Ward Liberal Auxiliary Club. No.
la meeting of the above club viii be held THIS
EVENING July l6 at Z P. NJ, on St. Andrew street,
betwt en- Magazine and Camp Streets All voters Of
| the ward requested to attend.
o. NJ. kEDOE, President
T NJ. HRATHERTON, Secretary. jyI6 IT.
Headquarters Liberal Party of Louis
lana New Orleans June u, 1872.-Reguar meetings
| Of tho Provisional State Central Executive Com
| mttee will be held at No. Is Carondeet street
| every MONDAY EVENING, at half-past seven
! o'clock, until further notice.
D. B. PENN, President.
a. HERO. Jr Secretary. ie23 I'm
|, Headquarters state Central Committee,
! Regular Republican Party of louisiana No. 10
Dryades street. New Orleans July 8; i872-Fhe
| State tentral Committee of the Regular Republic
Party of Louisiana meets daily at these head.
/ quarters. CO.wOrkers and frien0s from the city
1 and parishes invited to cali. Office hours
| IRON 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ
By order of the Committee.
/ .jyl0 Nv WILLIAM G. BROWN. Secretary.
Rooms Regular Republicans state Gem
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