The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17
POLITICAL.
FOURTH WARD CENTRAL cLUI

. i 14L FOUHTH WARD CENIhAL CLUD.
This club held meeting last night,
at their hall on Derbigny street, Presi-
dent Connolly In the chair. An election
was immediately gone into for dele
gate to the State Central Committee,
which resulted in the selection Of
Francis g. Zacherie, Esq. Thereafter q
resolution was adopted approving Of
the resolutions of the Parish Committee
relating to the reopening OF the regis
tration books. A constitution and by
laws were also adopted, Ia which 10 In
cluded q provision guaranteeing repre-
sentation to every club In the supervis-
ion OF the registration. On motion It
was also agreed to that the Parish Com
mittee be authorized to select a suitable
person to represent the party from this
ward as United States Supervisor OF the
election In November.
TENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB.
At meeting OF this club held last
night routine business alone was trans
acted, the election Of delegate to the
State Central Committee being deferred
because the meeting had not been ad-
vertised. It was also ordered that the
ward registration books be reopened
from the 1st to the 9Th OF September
next, and that ten days be allowed for
SECOND WARD CENTRAL CLUB.
The wigwam of this club was crowded
last evening by the voters OF thoS ward.
President Robt. f. Diamond presiding.
An endeavor was made to 20 Into an
election for Delegate to the State Gen.
trail Committee, but the elements were
so divided, and the hall 90 crowded that
1t was impossible to obtain the sense OF
bx, ~ s,nt{nfy nrrlt0h 1,u 7,n<vr Nr n
standing vote, and the matter had to be
postponed until Friday next. when the
election will take place by ballot. from
a. m. till 8p. m. A resolution was
adopted approving Of the resolutions Of
the Parish Committee regarding ward
registration and revision, and adopting
the time and method specified In those
resolutions. The club then adjourned.
SEVENTH WARD.
At q large and enthusiastic meeting
OF the old Stonewall Club Of 1874, the
name OF said club was changed to that
Of the Stonewall Democratic and Con-
servative Reform Club. The officers Of
his sterling organization, recognized
for their patriotism, are as follows
Joseph Solomon, President; A. Hane-
mann, First Vice President; L. Holz-
halb, Second Vice President; o. M.
Tennison, Secretary; Felix Lambert,
Treasurer. After reading the report OF
the Conference Committee, made at the
Central Club on the 12th inst, the fol-
lowing resolutions were offered:
Central Cub Of ri the SEVENTH wsrd
presiding, It was found impossible to adjust the
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President OF the Sc senth Ward Democratic and
Conservative Central Club, refused peremp ptori-
emansting from James D. Edwards: be It
Resolped. That the Stonewall Democratic. Re-
form and Conservative Club recognize James u,
f. W. SapBy Of
Rs.oiesd. That the stonswall Club and oil
favor Of James D. Edwards as President Of the
e snos
ss attend AZ 81 Of she hs
legal Central Club. aud OF said auxiliary clubs
kesolced. That tho President OF the Stonewall
:. Edwards President. oi the foregoing g rssola ss
/, Also one indorsing the appointment
by the Seventh Ward Central Club, pre-
sided over by President Jas. D. Ed
wards, OF q representation to the State
Central Executive Committee.
appoint committee Of three to confer
with the committee appointed by the
mother club: Joseph Solomon, chair
man, A. s. Audler and II. Cenas.
The meeting was addressed by Alcee
TWELFTH WARD.
Mr.. E. L. Bower was unanimously
elected on Saturday evening to repre-
sent the Twelfth Ward In the State Cen.
feanIe sstsFsgq MORAN ouAADs. ts
4 Last night q new club was formed In
the Second Ward, under the name Of
Moran Guards, sfter Mr.. P. 8. Moran,