The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-22
CLUB WI e ETRNGS.
CoIorea yoters,


On Thursday night a meeting was held al
the corner Of Miro and st. Ann streets by the
colored voters Of the fifth ward and elut
was organized and named the Fitzpatrick
| Guards. Mr.. TIL. s. Rivet was Endorsed for
president Of the Central Club. The following
| officers were electedi Richard G. Smith, pres.
| ldent; Oscar Blase, first vice president; jim.
| my Garter, second vice president: August
Twobets, secretary; Frank Coleman, treas
urer Wash Carter, Eugene Ries. sergeants-
alarms; Joe Look Doun, grand marshal.
THE GERMAN GUARDS
| of the second ward organized at the corner of
Magazine and Erato streets. The following
| 1ffidAfs were elected Sam Weston. president:
/ Jake Buhler vice president; Henry Lingman
secretary; Charles Won Werselly, treasurer
| August Whltcom, sergeant-at-arms; John
One hundred and five members signed the
| roll
| A resolution was passed unanimously in
| dOrsing Mr. James Barry for president OF the
| Second Ward Central Club.
THE BROWN GUARDS,
| OF the second ward, organized last night at
! the corner of Magazine and CalliOpe streets.
| The following officers were elected: DaE
| Brown, president; Albert Drumm, vice presl-
| dent; John BrOusse, secretary; John Howard,
| treasurer; Pat Gearey, sergeant-at-arms
| Dennis Feeney, marshal.
| Eighty-seven members signed the roll
A resolution was passed indorsing Mr.
James Barry for president of the Second
Ward Central Club.
THE RIVERSIDE wORKINGMEN's DEMOCRATIC
CLUB.
Whereas, Mr. p Glennon having with
drawn from the contest for the presidency of
the Central Club of the third ward In favor
of Thos Wizard, Esq; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That this club do unanimously
indOrse Mr.. ThQs. Wizard for the president OF
the Central Club; that we recognize In him
the true representative of the tyorlyingmen NJ
this ward, and that this club pledge him
their undivided support,
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB. THIRD
WARD.
Last evening the Young Mems Democratic
Club, Third Ward, was permanently organ
lied, and the following gentlemen were elected
to offices: M. j; kernaghan, president; =.
Bruno, vice president; Clark Steen, recording
secretary; John MeVey, financial secretary;
2. j. Sullivan, treasurer; w. A. Trelford. SER
geant-at-arms; 7. j. Steen, marshal.
The following gentlemen were appointed as
the conference committee: Z. Gernon, Clark
Steen, Thomas W. Trelford, P. J. Sullivan, W.
A. Trelford.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the Hon. John Fitzpatrick has
made noble record by his persistent and
forcible stand against the corrupt influences
of the mOneyed corporations and monopolies,
has proved himself worthy of the public
trust: be it
RESOLVED, That this club indorse him as the
president of the Third Ward Central Club,
and pledge him its undivided and individual
support.
PEOPLES REFORM DEMOCRATIC AND CON-
SENTATIVE CLUB.
At meeting of this club held last evening
at their hall, corner of Roman and Dumaine
streets, Mr. Louis Arnal1t was unanimously
Endorsed for the presidency of the Fifth Ward
Central Club.
MANNING GUARDS.
At O meeting of the w. II. Manning Guards
the following resolutions, offered by w. T.
Foley, were unanimously'adop
Res0tUed, That the conference committee of
this club do confer with all the conference
committees of the different auxiliary clubs Of
the third ward that have Endorsed the Hon
John Fitzpatrick for the presidency OF the
mother club OF this ward; and be 1t further
ResOtUed, That the conference committee
Of each auxiliary club shall meet in general
conference on such day as shall be designated,