New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01
POLITICAL NOTICES.

A Cnrd.-New Orleans. December 3d. l873-Edi.
tor Republican: Dear Strive notice in this morn
another Republican club in the eighth ward by the
election OF one Charles Joseph as president Now
Sonr bene and the n .he tor
Joseph alias Marisny ran against Judge +. v.
Leclere for the presidency Of the Eighth. Ward
Mot er Radical Republican Club at an election
held at ONeiFs Hall corner of Elysian Fields and
DanphlnS streets, pursuant to an order: of the
December 10, 1873, and the said Charles Joseph
alias Margny received thirty three votes of 264
votes cast. SO you see that accounts for him being
sore. We fail to see in your notice where the
meeting was held and who we're notified. Now
sir, we regret very much that you not at the
publican Club, at O'feil's Hail. on Tuesday eve
ming, December 30, 1873, which would convince
up and doing and especially guarding against the
demagOgues aud their allies. and also introducing
resolutions udorsing both the national and State
governments; also denouncing the few soreheads
of the ward.
We remain, yours respectfully etc.
PETER JOSEPH
j. RIORDAN
J. P. CHAMPAGNE,
+ + 4 4 BGAsi
J. DOMINION,
L. WOOLFORT
A. J. ARM STRONG,
$. LEvEGUB,
ADOLPHE DECOU,
JOHN HOPKINS
RI BERT SELDOM
/ q cH AIslsss SMITH,
FRED. BURNS
JOSEPH JONES
JOHN II. LASON,
JAMES K. POLK.
New ORLEANS December 30, 1873
"HERgAs, The Office OF tdge of the Third Mu.
tried Republican, and man who would give equal
justice to all classes of the people, whether rich
or poor, regardless Of race color.
Be it resolved bv the members of the Eighth
Ward Radical Mother Republican Club, That we,
the voters Of the ward do not indorse the admin
pointment az judge of the Third Municipal Police
Court.
Be it further resolved That we call npon our
two Senators to use all their influence possible in
order to prevent the confirmation OF the said Web
ster Long as judge OF said court.
Be it further resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the New Orleans Republican and a
copy sent TO his Exceency the Governor and to
true copy
A. H. DuHARr, Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS, December 20, 1873
WHEREAS, 1t has TRANSFERRED, through our daily
papers, that in view of improving the police de-
partment ia the discharge of it's arduous duties
the executive department of this State would at
some future day, is about to discharge all the
members of the actual police board; therefore be it
Resolved, That i'll view of such action to take
place We, the members OF the Eighth Ward Rad
ica Republican Club, would respectfully beg leave
tn recommend to his Excelency Governor Kellogg
for denomination as being our first choice the name
of our worthy friend Z. A. BRAY; be it
Resolved by the Eighth Ward Radical Repub-
lican Mother Club, That the thanks Of this ward
are hereby rendered to the Governor, ". P. KEEL
logg for the appointment of the Hon. r. A. Bray
as police commissioner, and o. c. Blandn as as
SCISSOR. and Z. Vessier inspector of weights and
measures of the Third District; be it further
Resolved, That we do hereby recognize in the
three appointments men of staunch Republican
ism. and therefore pledge our undivided support
to them and the State government.
A. j. ARMSTRONG
true copy
A. Fl. DCHART, Secretary. iaI