The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-02
CLUB MEETINGS.

YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
CLUB.
meeting WAS held Thursday night In tho
fir ward. on Coliseum street for the organI
2atiOn Of the Young Mems DemOcratIca and Com
servative Club. Upon being called to order by
Chairman Scott, tho club went into an election
OF officers. with 200 members present The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected by aCclamatlon-
Oscar +, Stone pre- ident; Thomas Miller, yico
president; FrAnk Wilson, secretary: Bpniamim
| HnWB0n. treasurer. The DEMOCRAT was elected
official organ of tho club. After routine busi-
noss, the club adjourned, subject to tho call Of
the president.
| YOUNG MEMS THIRD WARD INDEPENDENT CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
=, Tho Young Mons Third Ward Independent
Campaign Club o'Rnnzed on Friday, In the
rrar Of the third ward and elected the following
Qfficere: President, Thos. Norman vice presi-
dgnt GEO. ~ ,ttrhson second vice president,
rnos; H. "lIl4mson etary b. G Pell9ns;
Decker: third marshal, John Trick; sergeant~
alarms. Robert May han; second Bergeant-at-
arms, Joseph Miller
ANDREW CAYEYED GUARDS.
A meeting Of 1853 voters Of he rear of the Tenth
Ward was HID and Democratic Conservative
club Organized under the name Of the Andrew
President. Thomas Hylnnd vice president. D.
J. Doran: secretary, VIM. Doran; treasurer. T.,
Ru9t; marshal. W. Gorobet; sergeant alarms,
Capt NJ. Sh"ehan was unanimously Endorsed
for president OF the Central Club
THE ORLEANS CLUH.
At n meeting held ye~terIay on Rampant
Democratic and Conservative club was organ
lied under the name Of rhH "Orfeans Club of
the Fifth Ward, and the following officers we're
elected: q. A. Lannta, pres dent; Chas l.. Mar
tin. secretary; II, DAuer. treHsurer. The other
officers are to be- elected ut the next meetlng to
be heli on the tenth Of June. There were 127
members present The DEMOCRAT WIS chosen
HS the Oti1Glul organ OF IN" club.
FITZPATRICK GUARDS.
On Friday evening % largo and enthusiastic
NEE ing OF the solid electors Of tho eleventh
ward was held at tho corner Of Fourth and
Laurel strees, when tn" fOt owing officers were
I,eGtf"d: Charles Boyle, preatde3t; v. u,
fieId9%r FIRST yc9 rSden ~ Coqghln
J Fitzgerald treasurer; erhen Handley.
Eerge"nt- at arms; Wm. Mrrkel. grand mar;
to indorse WIN. Merkel. E41., as their choice
for the pro dency Of he C7utral Ward Club.
1t was further resolved tina, recognizing and
approaching tho ma " curse exhibited by
the # n John Fjtzrafrick. o. the third ward. In
he st Legislature. the club takes PLEASURE Ia
which the meeting adjpu' ne1.
gACKsERHAUsER DBMocRAT1C AND CONSERVATIVE
CLUB
At n meeting held on Friday evening Of the
Sarkeprhauser Dhmpcrattc and Conservative
Club Of tn Seventh Ward. he fol owing officers
were unanimously elected for the ensuing cam
paiRn: President A. Scarh: rst yo9 president.
J. Wehre; second vice president s. Ehrent:
Secretary, Hy. u. Gregory: tr' HBursr, o. De-
uchei; marshal. t. AIUhJDs8, seRgeant-at-
arms, A. Aphons-.
This club has on the rolls. az solid voters,
eighty-tW0 members
NATIONAL CLUB.
At meeting Of the National Club of the Ma
tiOnal party OF the bird ward. the following Off
GERS were elected James Welsh. first vice pres
dent; w. y. Hurt, B"cO' Il vice president: Z,
Dimond. third vicN president; +. Webster.
fourth Vic. rrPsident; W. j. M. DeFrance.