New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Local Intelligence.

Sixth District-CHARLES E. NASH.
Local Intelligence.
The STAMPS GUARDs.-This new club,
consisting Of about one hundred young men,
was organized in the seventeenth ward Fri
day night, and elected the following named
officers:
Thomas Freeman, president; NJ. Dore,
vice president; A. NJ. Smith, secretary; E:
Boom, treasurer; Ethaniel Stamps, grand
marshal
The following gentlemen were elected
honorary members of the club, and the Sec
rotary was instructed to notify them of
their election:
Hon. S. B. Packard, Hon. C. C. Antoine,
James COughlin, Esq.. Hon. w. P. Kellogg,
Hon. Emile Honore, Hon. James F. Casey,
w. r. Fish, Esq Hon. 81. c. Dibble, Hon.
J. B. Gaudet, Colonel w. F. Loan, Colonel
j. E. Aver, Hon. T. B. Stamps, Hon. Il.
Demss, Hon. DON A. Pardee, Hon. A. G.
Brice, William Kern, Esq, E. S. Stoddard,
Eco, John Jordan, ESQ.,
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
nominations made at Cincinnati and New
Orleans. and pledge our undivided support
in the coming contest.
Resolced, That in S. B. Packard, our
standard bearer, We see Q leader OF un-
doubted integrity and man that will bring
also place our utmost confidence IN all the
other gen tlemen that appear on the ticket.
The club then adjourned to meet next
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NINTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN
CLUB-Thursdsy night the regular meeting
Of this club was held At their hall corner Of
Cotton Press and Love streets, Mr.. George
Rowald, president, in the chair. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read and
adopted and several new members enrolled
Mr.. C. r. Fagot was elected assistant secre.
tary. Amid much applause Mr.. George de
Lanzac was elected an honorary member.
Mr.. Philip Schulz, president Third District
German Republican Club. being present, was
invited to address the audience. lndisposi-
ton prevented him from doing 80. Mr.. W..
C.. KinselIa made several excellent re-
marks, demonstrating that if the the colored
voters and the German Republicans of the
ninth ward would only unite and stick to-
gather, that ward could certainly be carried
for the Republican candidate to the Legls-
lature. His remarks about registration and
q demand for due representation and
patronage, were particularly well received
Mr.. Toby Washington. chairman OF the COM
mittee on sub-clubs, being present, was cor
daily invited to address the meeting. He
did so in very highly satisfactory manner,
and, upon Mr. Edward Roberts motion, re,
ceived rousing vote of thanks; also, MI
Kinsella. Messrs. August Buick, j. r
pointed committee on naturalization
After this the club adjourned till Thursday
evening next.
NINTH WARD PACKARD AND WARMorH
DEFENDERs-This we'll organized club met
on Thursday last, at their hall on Mazan'
street. After the regular order Of business
on the invitation of the president, Mr.. Al
fred Jones, about twenty members en-
rolled themselves. A very appropriate al
dress was delivered by Mr.. Peter Joseph
which was we'll received; also one by Messrs
w. C. Kinsella and T. Washington. The
secretary, Mr.. DID,. j. Brown. then proposed
a resolution inviting all citizens OF the
ward to attend mass meeting to be held
on Saturday, the ninth instant, at the came
hall, to be held under the auspices OF the
Packard and Warmoth Defenders.
ANTOINE DEFENDERs.-On Friday night
the above named club met at their hall, in
the seventh ward. Shortly after the club
was called to order the Packard Guards, Of
the seventh ward, arrived with torchlights
flies and drums. The cry was then raised
for Mr.. A. P. Albert, to address the club
The speaker was frequently applauded.
He was followed by Messrs. Eugene Luscy,
I'D. Freeman and Captain c. w. Boothby
The club then adjourned to meet next Tues
day night. Fully $50 persons were present
and few Democratic were noticed within
the doors.
RrroRE COMMISSIONER SOUTHwORTH.-
r M. Waters, Democratic supervisor o.
registration, admitted that he had arbitra
r;lv closed the registration office OF thu
a;obth ward last Friday, and consequently
was sent to the United States Circuit Court
bond $500, which was given.
Antonio Humphrey, who attempted e
take out a registration paper on false repre-
sanitation, was placed under appearance
bonds in the sum of $500.
ARE You HUNGRY 9-It you are the napp
possessor Of q good appetite point the Toe
IF vour shoes toward No. % st. Charie
.treet. Camors' restaurant, and II you Ia
tn obtain q satisfactory meal, matutlna
monday or midnight, then charge the iau'
tn vour mother in-lsw's account. MI. Leo
I..motbe, the proprietor, invariably attend
+o b;s own marketing, which is suficie1
Guarantee that everything is first class.
A CUBAN REPUBLICAN, CIus:-Nesr,
900 Cubans met Ut tho corner OF d. Clsae
street and Bayou road, last evening, Il
tho purpose of forming . Republican eiu
tho msmbsrs being anxious 70 ske ~