The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-07
POLITICAL.

HE DEMOCRATIC PARISH CoMy1ITTEE.-Frol
the returns OF the various ward elections IT
Gently held in the city, we compile the follow
| ing list of delegates, elected to compose til
Parish Committee:
} First Ward N. A. Wilcox. P. O'Mehle.
Second Ward-John ONeil, P j. Sullivan
Third Ward-W. H. Byrnes, Thos. Rey
nolds
Fourth Ward-Amilcar Fortier, Paul Wa
terman.
Fifth Ward-Jos. Demourelle. J. H. Cas-
tellanos.
| Sixth Ward H. L. Tissot John Brewster
Seventh Ward-T. Bailly Blanchard P
Maloche.
Eighth Ward-James Novel, Arthur JAG
quet.
Ninth Ward Viii Steven, Phil, MUNICH.
Tenth Ward No election
Eleventh Ward-No election
Twelfth Ward C. A. Welshans, H. T. Law
Ter
Thirteenth Ward-E L. Bower. C. P. Piper.
Fourteenth Ward-E. @. Garter. JAS.
Sweeney.
| The Committee met at No. Carondelet
street, and organized temporarily. A Com
mittee on Credentials was appointed; there
| upon they adjourned to meet again at same
place at O'Clock Wednesday evening. when
permanent organization will be gone into.
The OLD FOURTH WARp.-There was a
large and interesting meeting of the citizens of
this Ward last night, for the urpose of re-or-
ganization The number present gave evil
dence oil the increased interest now taken by
the people of the Ward in political matters AZ
ter the meeting was called to order and it's OBJ
ject stated, an election for new officers was
held, and the following popular gentlemen
elected:
L. Lawrence, President j. w. Kennedy,
Vice President.
The election of the other officers was then
postponed until next meeting After the count
ing OF the ballots cast for delegates to the
Parish Committee these esteemed and high
toned gentlemen, AM Fortier and Paul Wa |
terman, were found to have been elected by a |
handsome majority. From the number Of the |
ballots cast, and the enthusiasm displayed, it |
was evident that in the coming campaign, the |
Fourth Ward Will show well to the front.
The SIXTH WARD CRESCENT CRY WHITE
LEAGUE There was a large meeting, some
thing over 200 persons, last night at the Or
leans Guard Arsenal on Rampant street, near
Esplanade, composed of the best citizens of
The Second District, or that portion of it en-
braced by the Sixth Ward
The meeting was called to order by Capt
sam Barnes, who, in an appropriate address,
in his eloquent way, stated the OBJ
ect Of the gathering to be the formation of a
White League Of the Sixth Ward.
After the usual preliminaries attendant on a
permanent organization, and the adoption of
he name Sixth Ward Crescent City White
league, organization was completed by the
lection OF the following officers President, !
,. W. Lauve Vice Presidents, August Cabiro
nd Chas. Keller Recording Secretary Frank
)uplessis; Corresponding Secretary, S. Toca;
Eug Meslier.
The books of the Secretary will be accessible {
the rooms Of the League from 8 to 10 A.
|. and from to P. NJ, to those who may :
ish to enroll
The ELECTION IN THE TENTH WARD-An 7
large and enthusiastic meeting Of L
lie Tenth Ward Club was held at their rooms
o. SO Magazine street. last evening, for the
1rpose Of electing delegates to the Domo-
attic Parish Committee n
The election was well contested, but Messrs y
. p. Ferret and E. Flood receiving the {"
ajority Of votes will represent this club in o.
e Parish Committee
The interest shown by the old citizens Of
is ward make it evident that change will
on be wrought in these primary elections.
After considerable talk the meeting ad-
lrned. :