New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-12
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Ha.i Third Ward Radical Republican
Central Club-rhe following, offered by r. II. La.
| bostlie, was adopted:
| WHEREAS. The State Central Executive Commit
Zee mas rende red decision in favor of the Third
Ward Central Club presided over by c. F. Ladd;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the true residents and oua,
! ned voters Of the third ward, knowing that C. F.
| LAID opposed new election, when +. G. Antoine
agreed TO abide by any decision of the committee
90 lndOTse the minority report ana IepudIate the
DECISION as partial Judgment, ours being gov
erhmeht OF the people, by the people and for the
people. Therefore we, the maj GRITTY of the voters
OF the third ward opposed to being logger gov
erned or dictated to by a few men strl6g them
selves our leaders, Including p B. s. Pinchback
VINO late ~, in this club pleaded against abuses as
ne SAID Tor the benefit OF his race and party,
day votes against reform and supports abuses
Resolved Ihat we do not recognize any other
central club but the one presided by F. C. An
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be-
forwarded 10 the New Orleans Republican to be-
published and also copy TO the STATE Central
Executive Committee
The following was also adopted
Resoiyed That all sub clubs of this ward racog-
niZing the Central Club, presided over by C Ar.
tome, be requested to meet the Central Club at
their hall, in mass meeting. en- TUESDAY EVEN.
ING April A. at eight O'Clock
F. C. ANTOINE, President
p W. CONVEY, Secretary. apl2 1t.
Hall Fourth Ward Central itepubIicnn
Club-Attentcn! Attention The committee on
hall having reported at the meeting held on NJ On.
day, april g. 1874, that they Lad hired the hall at
the corner of Cont and IRENE streets for the pur.
pose of holding the weekly meetings of the Fourth
ward central Republican Club, said report having
been received and adopted the Contra! Club here
after will meet weekly EVERY MONDAY during
the campaign, 1T their hall, corner OF Cont and
IRENE streets.
ROBERT MALCOLM. President
CHARLES P. Weeks, Recording Secretary.
n B-Ihe club will be addressed on Non6av
night by Governor P. 3. s. Pinrhback Hon. C. VI
RinSsoid and Arthur Gastinel. Esq. apl2 IT.
Hall Fourth Ward CeatraI Hepubiican
Slnb-At a meeting of the above clnb, held on
Monday, April 6, 1874 the following resolutions
introduced by Nj. R. C. Howard, Were unanimously
adopted;
Resolved That we indorse the actions of obr
Representative, the Hon. George +. Paris for his
manly course during the sessions of 1873 and 1871
Be 1t further resolved, That approve of his
manly course iii recording his vote against that
swindle.
BY Mr.. Albert Reading:
Resolved. That indorse the appointments of
William McCann, Esq. and Hon octave Rev a,
captains OF police, third and fourth metropolitan
precincts.
ROBERT MALCOLM, President.
Attest:
CHARLES 2. vIGERs, Recording Secretary. aul2+
Hall seventh Ward ,tadicaI Republican
central Siub-Notlce is hereby given to all parties
deslfous OF coming members of this cub that a
registry book Will be opened at the hail of the
Central Club on Dauphine street near futon every
d.y IRON Tho hours Of ) 10 1870 7. II. until the
ElleeDth Instant.
y. L. GARDFRE. Chairman;
SAMUEL FREEMAN
RICHARD HARRISON
/. = LECHE.
+. RICHARD
GREEN COOPER
ii. t. PERAULr,
Committee on E1rclment.
n. B.-The regular meetings OF this club shall |
be kei0 every Monday night at halfpast seven |
ociocE g. J. AbOLPHE President. |
NJ. f. PERaurT, Recording Secretary. ape6t |