New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22
POLITICAL NOTICES,

Sixth Ward Radical Republican CentEal
and members Of this club are notified that meet
ing OF the club win be held ON MONDAY March 20.
borne street near Ursulines street for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year Prompt
attendance of members SqssssI President
L. LAMANIKRz, Jr., Secretary. mh2l 81
Hail Twelfth Ward Radical Republican
1nsral Cuba meeting Of this club is called to
sine street, between Berlin street and Napoisoa
avenue, on TUESDAY NEXT, the twenty fourth
instant a. 1870 p Prompt attendance , is re-
TORE the club.
r. FANS =. T. STAMPS, President
Political Notice.-At an election held in the
tenth ward for officers of the First Radical Repub
mean mean Sub. Club the following gentlemen wsre
Presdeut-JOHN KAIsER
FIRST Vice President-MARK JOHNSON,
Second on vics President--MAJoR H SSTER.
Inlrd wee President-L STRANGE
FOurth vice President-P J. FAY.
Sfth vGs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt B9wsER
assistant Secretary-TH0MAS HUrCHINGS.
Marshal-THOMAS ALEXANDER
Assistant Marshall. C. DELISLE
Sergeant at Arms-JOHN BOWSFR
Assistant Sergeant 4rT:MlIt5AM SIsB
THOMAS BOSWELL,
FREDERlcK L. KING, Clerk mh2S 1t
Third Ward Central Republican Club
At a meeting OF the Third Ward Central Republi-
can Club saturday evening, March 81, 1874, the
following offered by Ne ssrs. J. A. Sarfied and John
REYNOLDS, was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS: Bill No. 46 was passed by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana on or about the
third day of March. A. D. 1874. and was approved
by his Excellency Governor William P. Kellogg on
the eleventh day of March, A. D. 1874; and
Whereas, Said act was introduced and passed a.
being sanitary measure for the preservation of
the health of the residents of the city of New Or
iAan and has ht,fit 80
that said bill infringes the dearest rights of the
citizens Of Louisiana as guaranteed by the consti
which declare hat no person shall be- Instructed
IN the exercise Of his legitimate business when
lawfully ted and
Whereas By the act referred to a large number
OF useful citizens who have expended considerable
amounts OF money in the purchase of stock and
materials for the purpose of exercising their bust
ness and occupation as vidangeurs, emptIers of
privies and middens, have been thus estopp3d
from their lawful business, and their means Of
subsistence have thus been taken from them and
that they have suffered, and are yet suffering
from the results OF the unconstitutional act herein
Resolved, That the Third Ward Republican Cen.
trail Club, Of the city Of New Oreans. hereby de-
abIidges the fundamental principles of personal
and constitutional liberty. and Loudly calls upon
the courts Of the State to take such action may
result in the restoration to them their personal
privileges, as defined by the federal and state
constitutions; be it further
Resolved That the chairman of this club be re-
questea to appoint Q committee Of five members of
this club, who shall be instructed to wait upOE
Mr. Attorney General Field and represent to him
that the night scavengers, herein referred to- have
paid their state licenses to pursue their calling,
and that his aid is desired in order to sustain their
vested rights as Aforesaid.
G. F. LADD, President.
JoHy PuLLuM Secretary. mh22 1t
Hall third Ward Central Club, Luther
An Hall, Gravier street, between Freret aud How
ard streets.-Ata large and enthusiastic meeting.
held March 81, 1874, the following communication
was received and ordered published
NEW Orleans, March 81, 1874
Radical Republican Central Club Third Ward
Desiring to exculpate ourselves from the designs
Of selfish politicians in endeavOring to compel our
allegiance to bogus sub. club indOi sing a bogus
central club of this ward we hereby enter our pro-
test against the action Of some interested party,
who inserted our names in the New Orleans Repub-
lican as indorsng the several Representatives from
this ward who had thereunt0 signed their names,
and we trust that the central CLUB will sustain
action in this respect and that the same be pub
lished in the New Orleans Republican.
T. J. PENDERGRAST,
J. A. DAILY, and others.
After which the club was addressed by Hon. G.
W. Carter Frank Higgins Esq,, and COlonel May.
+. G. ANTOINE, President
p W. GORUEY, Secretary. mhR