The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

RouGs Convsntioas. the club adjourned
The Hon. Albert VOORHEES, addressed
tho club In a stirring speech, In which
he counselod harmony a0d forbearance.
Ninety-six names wofe then appended
to the membership Of tho club.
asNDRrCxs GUARDS or TIM sAvnNrH
WARD.
At largo end enthusiastic meeting ef
the Hendricks Guards OF the Seventh
Ward. after the Transaction Of some
routine business. the following resoiu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Reso'red, That the Hendrioks" Guards reso ~
rins ' Ps,sidsn, q e. SEVENTH Ward
and Conservative Central Club.
Rsso!sed Ihst ~. 6s JSn sp o
A. y. Saucisr ~ delegate to the b'"te Central
Committee ,... ..,,, ,.,,oro
The .nrs cuS :. u: u
conference COMMITTEES, consisting of three mem
bern from the Central Club and three members
War be and 10 hereby indorssd by this club,
and that the President b. authorized " appoint
4 committee OF conference. to DO composed Of
Resolpea. That cordial and earnest IN vitation
is extended to al citizens OF the ward ire pee
tive Of race color. To join W In our strenuous
struggle for reform and good yernment
against an unsIrupulous. greedy and corrupt
kAdicalism.
rERNoN GUARDS.
Pursuant to a call "of many voters
OF the Seventh Ward. an auxiliary CLUB
was organized under the name or the
"Fernon Guards" 100 names were en-
rolled. +. o. Minor was elected Pres
ident. After tho appointment OF the
various committees resolutions were
passed indorsing the action OF the
II :..t, m
Thonras FerDon as President OF the
Seventh Ward, also inviting oil colored
Democratic and Conservative voters to
come forward and enroll themselves on
the books, also indorsing tho eleAilon
by the Seventh Ward Central Cub OF
the Hon. II. Howard McCaleh as u mem
Der OF the State Central Committee.
THE TENTH WARD HANCOCK CLUB.
President Baxter called the meeting
TO order last night, when 100 Rembers
answered the call Of the roll. After the
transaction Of regular business, A. u.
Honriouez. In neat and eloquent
spoech. on behalf Of Mr.. Il. w. Crump.
presented to the club fine portrait or
Gen. w. s. Hancock. The gift was re-
csived IN the name OF the club, by .. j..
N. smith, Esq, who took occasion 70
give some wholesome advice 10 tho
Young men on the manner Oh oNeicoih
Ing the depreciation and stagnation Of
business. and closing with an eloquent
and worthy tribute OF Gen. Hancock.
ELEVENTH WARD.
From aIl sides thereports pour In that
men who have not heretofore taken an
active part Ia politics are aroused by the
Importance OF this campaign. In this
connection we record the organization
Of the ,'Old Iap+id Mark" DeMocratie-
Conservative Club Of the Eleventh
Ward, Mt the Factory, on Third street
near Baronne, which meets every Wed
nesday evening. Captain A. Martin,
president; Valentine Baokes, first vice
president. james Gleason, second wee
president, John Putfork. recording
secretary; +. Jorger and Jno. p. Casey
marshuls, Hugh Mcdonald, sergeant
alarms. Finance COMMITTEE: IL b
Graft. r. j. Backes. John A: StaiHer,
Jas. l. Wymer. Herman Pohiman, Jr.
L. s. Salter.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
At meeting OF the Fifteenth ware
Central Club, held last night, Mr. r.
Quinn WAS elected to represent the ware
in the State Council OF the Democratic
Conservative party OF LOUISIANA.