The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

A new club was organised on sunday
at No. 46 Magazine street. with Frank
McGloin, Esq, as President. The club
is composed entirely Of Irish and Irish.
I American citizens.
THE sEvrNTR WARD. +, dJBf
An attempt will be made this week to
harmonixe the differences In this ward,
with some hope uf success, through the
medium OF one OF the auxiliary clubs OF
the ward. The difficulty heretofore
has been In bringing the Fernon and
Edwards Central Clubs together Ia con.
ference. and the Intervention OF thlru
party will be sure to obviate the teehnt4
nal impediments In the way. Let the
two clubs be brought together. nnd
there Is strong reason TO believe t1at
everything will be settled satisfactorily.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The Central Club OF this ward met
Last night for the purpose of electing
n delegate TO the State Central Commit.
tee. but owing to tho large number of
voters present and the impraoticability
of holding n viva vooe election, 1t was
agreed to postpone Il until Friday. when
the election shall be proceeded with by
ballot, two polls for the purpose being
held, open frotA ga. IN. TO . z. m. The
candidates are Messrs. Jos. Palmers f.
A. Burke aud J!WYodng.
SEVENTH WARD.
Mr.. q. II. Magee IL the gentleman
who was selected on Saturday to repre-
sent this ward In the State Central Com
: mittee. M r .~.f-...=rt 20
At a large and enthusiastic meeting held at
Ponsten Hall. Oh the 18th inst. Mr.. Il. A; Ducros,
having baen called to the chair. explained that
ha nln nu.f M ha n "a
organizing Democratic. Conservative club. At
the conclusion of the chairmans remarks,
motion TO proceed to permanent organization
by the election Of officers having prevailed, the
following gentle'aen were elected by acclama-
ton: y A. Dmeros. President:, Nemonrs bien-
yenu. First Vice tresdept. j. A. Chalaron.
Second Vice President; George A. Cbiapello.
Secreta y: Leon Sere, Financial Secretary. Tho
club then adopted the name of Tiden and Nicl,-
oils ID mocrntic- Conservative Club. and after
voting n handsome platform of principles.
tho following preamble and resolution were
offered by AIR Pierre banaux:
Whereas, there exists two central clubs In our
ward. causing division in our ranks which
will ultimately result Ia our defeat: De IT, there-
fore. ,a.ys.s,
hesolped That committee Of Ave he appoint .
ed with instructi ms to earnestly request the ap
pointmen. Of a like committee mt the hands of
the two rival clubs for the purpose Of confer
encc. with the view of settling existing differ
ences. M
Messrp. Pierre 1anaux. Chairman: A. Chiapella.
Cab. Schwartg, J. A. Chalaron. Leon Sare.
After the tAtIH iittOn Ot the n0mtnHllOnA ulesste
at he 1T Louis and Baton Rouge Conventions.
the club adjourned, subject to call
The following comLl unication was addressed
by the committee to Messra. Thos Fern0n and
y. ID. Edwards, respective prostdBnts of the an -
talyunistic central clubs ttr#
HEADQUARTERS NICHOLS AND WTLTz
Democratic and Conservative Club \
Of the seventh Ward.
New Orleans. August al 1875.
Mr. Thomas Fernon, Mr.. J. y. Edwards, Preai-
dents OF the Central Cub OF the Seventh Ward.
tieatie,nen-Throux III the power vested in the
undersigned by the Nichols and Witt Demo
cratic and Conservative Club Of the seventh
ward, we respectfully request that you appoint
committee Of five from your respective clubs
to confer with with view OF adjusting the
unhappy differences now existing in our ward
ours, aim at the same result-pood aud pure por-
ermne,t-which can only be obtained by the
united efforts Of all good citizens opposed to
Radicaliam and corruption: we. theret ere, can
not but feel convinced that you will not disre
gard our appeal. but will Join US in our efforts
In bringing about harmony and uni y OF action.
Our enemies arc already rejoicing over our
every move that tends to widen the breach now
existing in our ward, which, unless we come 70
"A definite understanding. will ultimately culmi-
nate in their success. sound policy and u wise
discretion require prompt action, aud wo there
fore earnestly request an answer by "Wednesday.
the 93d inst Lot us. gentlemen, endeavor to
bring order out OF chaos. and establish ourselves
on the only bas upon which we can hope to
carry the ward.
We herewith inolose our credentials a copy
Of the resolution under which We are acting
also a list Of the members Of our club. Trusting
you will waive all questions Of technicality. we
subscribe ourselves your obedtent servants.
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