The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01
Ward Central Club. The motion was carfiod
by a vOts Of - yeas to 3 blanks

Ward Central Club. The motion was carrier
| by vots OF - yeas to blanks
THE CANNON GUARDS
a largo m@ottnR was held Mt the corner Of Rob
ertson ana 81. LOUIS streets, for the purpose
| organizing the Cannon Guard of tho flftE war;
| for the coming cdmUaign $50 members gEwneC
the roll. The following Is u list Of ofTgGprs
ne f a. John ION, LOWRY pTesident; VIM, Fl. BUCK
vice president; ThOmuR Norton eecrotnrv
John MuldoQn., treasurer: Patrick Cannon
grand marshal ;J&moR Lyons SOrgOant- al. nrma
| for president Of the Fifth Ward Central CjTb
was unanimously adopted
THE FITZPATRICK GUARDs
r, A lqrgo. meeting Of the John Fitzpatrick
| Guards of tho Fifth Ward Democratic and Con
| 9erVatVo Club. was hold In tho rpnr portion 0I
| tho ward with 800 men indOrsiDg Mr.. H. J. Rive,
h9 president Mt Of n" Central Club, The following
| IL u list OF tho officers elected:
!, IL. Ford, president: Jules Knoll first yico
nr9sidont: John Snndy, second vice president
EIGhlor, Hergeant-at arms; Y. Miller assistant
sorgoant- at-Arms; jules BHOte. grand mar
Shal; John JOurneo and john Wnstrr, aids
:, Committoo OF conforonco-F. II. Ford. jules
Club meets at corner Johnson and st. Potter
streets.
Graf was elected the official organ Of this club
Tho following resolution was offered by MIR
/. u. Ford and adopted:
Whor"aR, the Hon John Fitzpatrick by his
manly and upright course rs II legislator in
trying to aid the poor man: his untrink and
pers9yering efforts towards reform his courage
ana ndellty In voting against the Howard lot
terry and other mOnOpOlios has endeared him
self to tho people: and
Wh@r0AS, true worth should aIWays mort
praise; therefore be 1t
H"Solped, Tint as a token Of respect and
esten,m in which he is hold by the people OF this
yard we n4 an IN tbs club the, John Fitzpatrick
RPsOirPd. That we urge our brother voters Of
the third ward to standby him in tho coming
cAmpafgn. rs no IL ono who has boon weighed
in the balance and not found wanting.
THE LOCUST GUARDS.
About 800 men met in the Wigwam corner OF
Locust and Clio streets. and after di4banding
tho Second Ward Rear Democratic Club n new
4rgAnlZAtten was effected under the nHme Of tn o
Locust Guards independent Democratic Club. It
was the sentiment Of the club that this organf-
zation cut loose from the old party politicians
and act for themselves, supporting only the best
mon J. ID. O. rmleY. honorary president J. A.
StraSGr, pr"Rldent;, M, G. Stewart first vice
ChAs, OlMn"0y, roasuFr; p J. Gillen Score
tarY: J. Lyons, marshal: VIM Scully Dow
ling. Cassidy, 8ergeants- at-arms. After
few remarks from Mosars. Berry Marks. Foley
ana Hammond the meeting adjourned subject
to call.
FITZPATRICK CADETS.
At q largo and enthusiastic meeting held at
IN" corner Of I}"rtrnnd AID Pnrdido gtr"eta u
DrInocrhttG club was formed. Mr.. VIM. Ticker
called the meeting to order, and Mr.. Remmy
Clark was unanimously chosen president and
Mr.. james DIVER vice president. The election
Of the other officers was postponed until next
meeting
1t was unanimously resolved TO name the
club the Fitzpatrick Cadets, and the Hon. John
FtZUart"k was indorsed as tho choice Of the
club for the presidency of the Central Club
About 1875 membeTs signed tho roll when the
club adJournnd until next Monday.
Tho DEMOCRAT was unanimously solicited as
the Official pAper Of the club,
SIXTH WARD wORKTNGMEN's CLUB.
This RtAunch Democratic Conservative club
.! the sixth ward met last evening and eIorted
FOR the ensuing cam pRign the following officers
70 wit: G. &, Cain. president: Edgar BOuIigny
1rst vlee prestd" mt; John Dominique. second
vice president: John Brewster. tronSurer: T. J.
clio ~, secretary; Robert brewster. grand
marshal.
ResoLred, That this club unanimously indOrso
he Hon: Judge A. l.. TissOt IA q candidate for
president OF the Central Club Of the Sixth
Ward.
FIRST WARD.
The Young Mems Democratic Club Of the !
First ward met at the corner Of M@IpOmpne !
md st. Charles streets. and the following off, !
'erS were elected: President, W. Clements; first |
,tce president. B. BOurda: SEQ nd vice presi- |
lent; Elm Donors secretary 7. G. Clark treas |
lrer, l.. SkidmOro: marshal. J. A. Fitzpat- !
lex; sergeant-a + arms. NJ. Brenhan. One hun !
lr"d names enrolled as memhers. and the DEM
,CEAT was chosen as the official organ OF tho
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