The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-30

ORGANIZATION OF 4 DEMOCRATIC AN1
0ONsERvATIvE CLUB.

OONSERVATIvEC LUB.
i ore Hundred Members Enroll Thet
Names At the First MeetinS-Grea
Enthusiasm.
the town of Providence having resolved
1 to make q stronger and more vigorou!
opposition to Radicalism In the ap
prOaching campaign than ever before
meeting was called at the Firemen'
Hall, this Saturday evening, June oath
for the purpose of organizing q Demo
! cratic and Conservative club. At half
past seven o'clock p. M, the hour ap
pointed, large number having assem-
+ bled, the meeting was called to order
by Captain E. J. Delony, chair
man Of the Parish Democratic Elk
ecutive Committee, who, in few re.
| marks, congratulated thepeople OF Car.
roll parish upon the interest they dis
played in the approaching campaign,
which augured the defeat OF the Radical
party in this parish Zone OF its strong
holds in the State), at the November
election, and the complete overthrow OF
the thieves who have so long controlled
it's affairs.
To accomplish this there must be a
thorough organization Of the party
throughout the whole parish. This be-
ginning would have this effect, and soon
clubs would be organized in every ward.
On motion, Messrs. f. f. Montgome-
ry, A. w. Roberts and Chas. M. Pitcher
were appointed a committee upon per-
manent organization and reported the
following officers Of the club:
President. Francis M. Hays; Vice
Presidents, d. L. Morgan, B; F. Ther-
! rel, Timothy Byrnes, J. D. Tompkins.
James Mcclure, v. M. Purdy, J. M.
Kennedy and James l.. Davis; Secre-
tary, Geo. p. Labarre; Assistant Secre-
tary, M. s. Powell; Corresponding Sec
rotary, s. Duncan Glenn; Treasurer,
Simon Lewis.
Finance Committee Chas. r. Egelly,
Robt. p. Jones, VIM. A. Blount, f. r.
I Bernard, Jason Hamilton, Bernard Nc
Y CURE, N. X. Larche, w. e. G. Free,
4 David Dreyfus, d. G. Jenkins, and w.
I r. G. Lyons.
: Committee on Hall-Jno. Spinnitti, v.
Gargaro. John Martin, Jno. A. Guest
and Jas. Teddy.
Committee on Speakers-W. D. Bell.
chairman; N. d. Ingram, s. 7. Lemay,
w. N. White, Nat. Murfee, Ed. f. New
nan, J. E. Solari, Sam McAuley and
John T. Posey.
On Constitution and Bylaws F. +.
Montgomery, chairman; A. w. Roberts,
D. l.. Morgan, Chs. M. Pitcher and A.
& T. Ashbridge.
\ The officers were all. unanimously
lected, and Messrs. f. f. Montgomery,
!. j. Delony, d. L. Morgan, A. w. Rob
its and Chs. M. Pitcher, being called
pen, made eloquent and appropriate
d(resses.
Obi. Francis M. Hays thanked the
AD for the honor conferred upon him,
dnS expressed q determination that the
juposes for which the club was or
0aized should be fully carried out, and,
4 II pssible, its efforts should be crowned
wit success.
q motion, the Secretary was author
iZe6o procure blank book in which to
inside the names OF the members of
thiclub, and further, to keep open and
presrve for future use and reference
theriginal list Of signatures.
A the request Of E. j. DelOny. the
Cha was authorized to appoint COM
mite of five 81 to assist him in or
gaming Democratic clubs throughout
the Arfsh.
Admiration was then extended to all
perns who wish to join the club to
cOmforward and enroll themselves.
A lumber of gentlemen responded,
the II Of membership of the club, at its
frstleeting, at one hundred and one
amor whom were two cOlored men
who anne boldly forward and arrayed
theuelves with their true white friends.
A solution was then adopted to pro-
tect colored men from violence or
intiutation who should become mem
bers this club.
Anton was adopted to send copies
of thproceedings Of this meeting, with
rOlOf the members OF this club. to
~ NJ 0rloo no nrNn(vp and Vinkc-
burg ribune and Herald, with the re-
questhat they publish the same; and
that number of copies of said journals
be prured for distribution throughout
the pish.
Amst great enthusiasm the meeting
S then journed till Wednesday next, at
7Ap.i Francis M. HAYS, President.
GID. LABARRE, Secretary.
ron sGembers Of the Lake Providence
Mnocratie-C0nservativ Club.
4 y9elony. Chairman Parish EXECUTIVE
gomerD. G. jenkins. S. T. Lemay. John L.
Il Davis. mes Mcclure, J. A. DeLalnay. John
F Fyrne ns sam MeAasy e Ba aa
Robt Pines. Thomas Leddv. jno. Spinnetti.
d IS bsr9 w. rs ssqreb h Bs tsafy n 4
&hiis: i TAerrsIl John r g. ressyc \. +.
Conven b. Dreyfus. Vincent Gargaro.
W. ABlount. 8: p. BARLEY. II. Har-
Dreyfukat Murfee. Thos. Harris. 7. Pat
rick. QN McQuillan, 2. Hamilton, e; I; New
man, J.;Solari. j. NJ, Fullerton. John s. Ikerd.
Isham khes, F. b. Bernard. P. B. McCutchen.
yr. Jasssin2, I; GorgaTo. Geo 7. LaRarre. y
E. Lart 8. Z. J.neS r. L Jones, " +
bridge. ancis n. Hays. Simon Lewis, s. d.
Glenn, son Hamilton. Jim Byrne 7. Turner.
VIM. Brn. VIM. Keegan John Hagens. James
Leddy. /. CLARK. d. O'Connor. ]. D. Tompkins.
Geo. J. ok, John NJ. O'Brian. y. Montgomery,
Frank 4nire. Zach. Sellers. w. s. Bennett. NJ.
s. PowdHenry MONEY!, Chas. N. Pitcher. J. A.
Donnal Lewis J. Writer. 7. 9. Brophy. 4. G.
Green. ]. Brown, ]. NJ. Reigart. 4. s. Garner.
j. b. Daily, G. w. Stader. Larkin Stewart.
John c. rry. w. b. BroOks-10l members.
Conmscmcnt Of the sylvester.Larned
Institute.
We Vi some of the members Of the
Radicaeoard Of Public Education had