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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14
VALUABLE FARM ON THE BELAIR ROAD,
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY LIMITS,
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF NICHOLAS
CATCH. J.H.KEENE, AND OTHERS.

IL, 81 H.. ~
nv vi.tpc If The mower contained in deed Of
ID mort yage from Alexander W. Goldsborough
and MarGa vet K Goldsborough to Edris Berkeley
dulv recorded among the Mortgage Records Of
Baltimore county in Liber g. H. c., No. Is, 60.
TT, folio 5I3, &c, which mortgage was by saSsss
=. said BerkI,,y assigned TO the under Il
signed by deed o. assignment dated March lo'll'
1874. and dulv re corded among the Land Records
of said county in L iber q. IL. c., No. is, folio
SIS. &c. and of the power contained ia mort
gage from the said A exander w. and Margaret
X. Godsborough to tie undersigned, duly record
ed among the Mortgage Records OF said county
in Liber J. B., No. Sc, folio 420, &c, the under
signed will offer at PUB.t &c SALE, on the prem
Uses, on &aN
Tuesday, October 22d, 1878,
at Il o'clock =. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the Belair road, three miles from the
city limits being the farm of the sald Alexander
W. Goldsborough, late deceased, and the same
parcel of land described in deed from JACOB
Taylor McComas and others to the ana AleXan I
der w. Goldsborough, bearing date May 18th,
1863 and recorded among the Land 4Necords o.
Baltimore county in Liber G. II. c., No. 81, foho
800, &c, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN AND A q JAR
IEK AChES VI LAM, NUM- YIN lie" -
The land is improved by an ordinary
DWELLING HOUSE,
with two or three outbuildings. 1t is a valuable
property and susceptible of great improvement.
Almost two-thrds of the whole is covered by mag
nifcent forests of exceedingly valuable timber.
There are also quite number of fruit trees on
hhe place. Mr.. Thomas B. Catch on the adioin-
ing property, will show the place to any one
wishing to examine before purchasing.
TERMS OF SALE:-The terms of sale will be
for Cash. A deposit of 500 will be required on
the day of sale.
JOHN KING, JR.,
cd Assignee of Mortgage and Mortgage.
MALCOLM II. JOHNSTON, Attorney.
STORM & RISTEAU, Auctoneers.
Sep. l4.--ts.
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THE CHANGERS CELEBRATION.

An Agricultural Society for Baltimore
County, &c.
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LATEST.

Especial to the Union.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19, 1915 A. MI. Fred. c.
Talbot nominated, Hartford county voting for
him solid.
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ANNUAL FAIR

Maryland StaIe AgrIcuItUFaI ana
Mechanical Association.
TIyO BE HELD AT PIMLIC0, NEAR BALTI-
L MORE, September 2tth, 1873, and last four
days. Large, attractive List of Premiums. Adj
ditional Prizes in Household Department.
Trials of Speed-Two days Trotting. One
days Running.
Alp. NJ. Thursday, Grafton by SENATOR
BAYARD, of Delaware.
Special arrangements made to reach the grounds.
~ PREMIUM LISTS to be had at office.
No. 81 North Calvert street.
Restaurant Privileges to be had on applying to
the Secretary. L. B. DORSEY,
Sep. 7.-tm.) Secretary.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE

MALCOLM H. JOHNSTON, Attorney, 81
st. Paul Street, Baltimore.
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PRIVATE SALE
House and Lot for Sale.
YORK ROAD, 6 SMILES FROM CITY.

y
I OF, ONE ACRE, Fruit Trees, House, Essr-
j 4 Frame, 2-Stores and bodybuilding, ID
Rooms, front and back porch. Apply to
S. PARKER B0SLEY,
Mch. 2.-tf TOwsOntown, Nd.
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dselSucCs VI -hOItedi
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Aug. 24.-ts.
For the Benefit Of the Yellow
Fever Sufferers
Grand Championship TOurna-
menf and Coronation Ball
@ AzsscA
%sT, sRss-ZT>
SaS&


TINO be held on the farm Of DIR. &. NJ. BOSLEY,
i NEAR GR00M'S DAIRY GROVE, TOW
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ANONYMOUS COMMUNICA-
TIONS.

Sep. 14.-4t.)
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22

Taylor Mex eethan, J. A. Allen, Geo. D. Hite,
" Twelfth ~, Ward~E. B. Falls, Paul Bruce +.
Charlevile, Geo. Walker, w. NJ Aikman, }.
thirteenth Ward-N. Underwood, J. i.
Gaudet, st. Leon Dupeire, J. Fl. A. Roberts,
John b. Fitch, Jr., J. Q. A. Fellows.
Fourteenth Ward-W. r. Fish, j. G. Au-
coin, Ben Brown, John Wilson, Harrison
Powell, J. j. Casey.
Fifteenth Ward-N. Chestnut }. G. Butler,
Ben buchanan, Felix Borne, ?. Hille, o. Pill
man.
Sixteenth Ward-L. A. Sheldon, a, G. Cor
rejolles, Fl. Mckay, A. G.. Brice, Geo. Casey,
Len Williams.
Seventeenth Ward-A. Derocha, John Jor-
dan, E. Stamps, Geo. Zeler, Simon Asperally,
Hermogene Raphael.
The following report from the secretary
was read:
COUNCIL N. A. A.
Genttenen-I respectfully submit this my
report for the year ending this day, April III,
1878:
The first meeting of this council was held
Monday >April 2, 1877, at 81 BienVille street;
There were present but thirteen original
members, the founders of this association, TO
wit: AlphOnse MOrel, Daniel Harrison, JOhn
McGowan, Geo. Dnhurst, VIM. McCurdy, -
penuel, 0. Larue, Lucien Adams, Ia1ayette
Adams, 2. Holden, A. Prados, III, b. 5. Deia-
hOussaye.
There are at present branches organized IN
all the wards and districts Of this city, all
working under the constitution OF your nom
Orable body, and under its supervision. .
The present membership OF the assoclaCloi
| Ia 1885, of whom 1348 are white and 93l cOlOIed
| Below Is O. statement per ward:
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HAIL NATIONAL CLUE, THIRD WARD.
Now Orleans, June /. 1873.



James Beggs, president facting}.
George III. Wright and George Delevine
seated from the ninth ward, vice James I'll.
Bling and r. Fl. Webb resigned.
Messrs Brown, Winston, Armstrong and
Duffy were seated from Gretna.
Mr.. Gonzales, from st. Bernard, was seated
A communication from Gretna was read,
stating that DR.. J. B. Armstrong, vice }. +,
Winston resigned was elected
Communication from Branch No !, that
Messrs. Sparks and Henry had resigned from
the association.
L. T. Murdoch, fourth ward, resigned from
the trand Council.
The president made the following appoint
ments in accordance with article OF the con-
stitutiOn
First Ward-Dr. T. E. Broaddus.
Second Ward-R l.. Bruce.
Sixth Ward-Charles De Armas.
Eighth Ward-J, A. Brett.
Tenth Ward-J e.. Fleming.
Twelfth Ward-W. NJ. Atkinson.
Sixteenth Ward-A. e. Brce.
Third Ward-C. F. Ladd.
Seventh Ward-W. A. Hebert,
Ninth Ward-A. &. DeLisle.
Eleventh Ward-H G. CastelanOs.
Gretna-JOhn Salyant.
Mr.. Cullom, from the committee on new
password, handed in q report, which was
adopted.
John MCGOWAN was appointed to instruct
branch councils concerning new passwords,
etc.
Mr.: CULL0M MOVED The ), ADOPTION T! II
FA j HS4n SOY wHlcH wAS G3RkiEb.
CULLOM, ]. WIN. DAVIS AND L. A. Shell
DON APPOINTED FOR SAID PURPOSE.
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS, August 30, 1873.

James Beggs in the chair.
Old executive committee Of seventeen dis
charged. New one Of seven, with the presi-
dent Of the council eX-ot1icio chairman, order
ed to be appointed, composed Of the follow
lowing:
w L. Evans, Geo. d. Hite, J. f. Raynal, E.
Charlevlle John Jordan d. Wilson, w. A. ID.
Anderson and James Beggs, ex-of1icio chair
man.
A committee was appointed to confer with
another committee Of the Merchants Assoca-
ton: Messrs. Fleming, Howard, Bartlett,
DeLsle, Hite, Walker, Duvigneaud, Lemarie,
Broaddus, Hebert, Smallwood, Falls and
Stockton.
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 8, 1873.

Beggs in the chair.
w. NJ. Smalwood appointed from the
eleventh ward, vice CastelIanos,
Mr. A. &. DeIiSle asked for and obtained
the consent Of the Grand Council to organize
an auxiliary club in the ninth ward
communication was read from the
seventh ward, inquiring concerning the assO
citation which meet at the Odd Fellows Hall.
This was declared out of order, but was after
wards explained by Messrs. Bourges and
CullOm.
On motion, the assistant secretary was or
dered at once to turn over to the secretary
the rolls now in his possession.
The chair appointed Messrs Falls, Henry
and Marcou on the committee to investigate
the matter OF Mr. Davis.
The following motion, introduced by Mr..
Chaumette, col, passed.
Res0lued, That any member OF this council
that shall in the future bring mp the question
of "mhite' Or "coEor,' or mention the word, be
fined 50 So
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Lemarie, Anderson, Hte, Butler, Charleville

Lemarie, Anderson, Hite, Butler, Charleville
and Sheldon.
A communication from the tenth ward was
read, stating that Meesrs. Kokernot, Merit,
Bell, Eleakney, J. G. Alexander, John Singer,
Ed Pettis and Alonzo Stevens had resigned
Information was received from the Seventh
District branch that John L. Claiborne had
been expelled.
Mr.. Duvigneaud offered the following:
Resolved, That the executive committee Of
this council be requested to solicit names OF
citizens Of good standing in the community
who sympathize with the National party, for
the purpose Of calling, at an early date, a
meeting Of said party.
RESOLVED, That said committee be author
lied to select suitable place for the holding
Of said meeting.
Resolved, THAT IN oil organiseds parishes IN
The State The president, 1pUh tree members Sc
9ected BY him, be hereby nuttcrised TO initiate
members and organize their attaining parishes,
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 49, 1873.

Messrs. W. A. Eastman and i. J. Dodge
slrOyn in.
Mr.. Falls called the attention Of the council
to the course pursued by Mr.. John T. Clai-
borne, an expelled member of the association.
This was referred to the secret committee
FOR ACTION.
It was resolved that the branch councils
should make every possible effort to increase
their membership.
Mr.. Underwood offered the following reso-
luton, which was carried:
ResOlued That the secretary Of the Grand
Council notify the different branch councils to
forward to the Grand Council the names Of
TIE delegates that are elected to the parish
convention of the National party tho object
being for consultation and exchange Of views.
Adjourned
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auroe himself Of said contempt In @ proper
#snanner that the action OF the Third Ward
ranch Council be confirmed. 49,
II Re Il resolved, That the thanks OF the N "A,
u he rendered to Messrs. Fails and Merkel
IN their action in preventing violation OF
r N. UNDERWOOD, Chairman.
n 9. II. FAGOT,
r. A. BARTLETT.
q Tho committed was discharged. ,
Il A. j. DesmOnd secretary Tor the Iehtn
cord branch, inquiries why the tenth Waru
#had not been informed Of certain signals ZOE
@he concentration purposes, etc. r7,,d
q Notice Of tenth ward OF rejection OF fie'''
IL. King. pn.scu
q No 4G n. Peters street. Marcn 3 1875
o the President Of the Grand Council ~ A. a. a.;
VI Gi-The following Is q transcript rom tle
minutes Of this date: .,;, 10 +bo
d This branch organized according 70 t tlle
311leg laid down in the constitution " t ti
Native American Association, ana electeu llle
SolInwinr officers to serve until next April:
presidtnt-A d. Bermoudy;,
s First Vice President Dave hnney'
a Second Vice Prcsident-L. f. Bannon.
u 1ssietan{, Sccreary~Thos Hutchings.
d Treaslrer-J. T. Dc Grals.
8 Serpeant-at- ArmS-A. koSSlS.
Il inside Sentinel-A. Domingon
u naIepates to the Grand Council--W. A. u
I'M ndersOn and l.. Y. Carrie.
q The branch meets Thursday ut p. m.
~ J. DAUNOY, Secretary.
y The following resolution was unanimously
ladopted: .,..,u-
Whereas. the members of this association
residing in the parish of 81. .Berndrd, are &c
lsirous Of organizing a branch In that PARISH
gbe il
TIesolred, That the committee on branc1
organizations be and is hereby authorized
to organize branch in that parish. -,
On motion Of J. o. Howell the COMMITTEES
was authorized to establish o branch Ill 'ii'
parish of East Fcliciann.
On motion, T. Armant was, authorized tf
organize branches in the parishes Of Rnpides
Isovclhs, ST. Landry, Red River, Natchaoche'
and G1dd0.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 81, 1873.

James Beggs presiding.
Additional appointments, under article s
by the president:
First Ward-M. NJ. Campbell.
Second Ward-C. L. Glaudin.
Fifth Ward-A. BruiOn.
Seventh Ward-Louis Perret.
Tenth Ward-J. j. Lane.
Eleventh Ward-GeO Hite.
Twelfth Ward M. Welsh.
Thirteenth Ward-John B, Fitch, Jr., and
J. q. 4. Fellows.
Fifteenth Ward-Felix Borne and W. w.
Hite.
Seventeenth Ward-Wm. Kern and Simon
Aspcrally.
Third Ward-W. J.. Evans.
A communication from the seventh ward
was received, setting forth that Deueocrats
were endeavoring to join the branch, and that
the National party had been successfully Or
ganzed in said ward
The following motion was passed:
That the secretaries Of branch and auXilia-
ry clubs be prohibited from furnishing the
constitution, no roll Of members, nor copies
thereof, to any party or parties under any
consideration
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NEW ORLEANS, September 5, 1878.

James Beggs, chairman.
L. T. Bouchereau, president of the seventh
ward vice J. Duvigneaud, resigned
A communication from the seventh ward
was read relating to delegates to the
State Convention of the National party, and
setting forth the manner in which the dele
gates were elected, and denouncing Mr., A. j..
ker, was read.
Mr.. Evans called the attention Of the coun-
Gil to the manner in which the registrars were
carrying on the registration. He referred TO
the case of Manuel in the Parish Prison on q
charge Of illegally attempting to register in
the third ward. He stated he had examined
the matter and was convinced, through posi-
tive proof, Of the innocence Of the party. He
moved q committee Of lawyers be appointed
to look after all such cases as may arise. The
motion was adopted, and the following were
appointed: Messrs. Bouchereau, Hagans,
Luscy Bartlett and Evans
4 communication from the tenth ward, that
John G. Fleming and J. J. Lane had forfeited
their seats, was laid over.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 20; 1878.

James Beggs in the chair.
Communication from the Seventh District
Seventh District, and ought not to represent
that district In the council.
Resignation Of Dr., J. B. Armstrong, of
Gretna, accepted.
Castellanos, Noland Dumont, Ben Harris
VIM. Kern, Seventh District, dropped for
same cause.
Mr.. Hite moved that committee Of five be
appointed for tho purpose Of calling q mass
meeting, n. A. A. Lost.
AdiO,lrnpd
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5, 1878


james BpggS pTe51UIDg.
Mr.. Duvigneaud moved that the power be
given to the delegates from st, Bernard par
ISL to organize the American party in the par
ish Of playAemDee&. Adopted.
Mr. }. n Haynes moved that F. Charleville
be empowered to organize branch councils in
the parishes of ST. ChUrles and st. John The
Bnptist. Carried.
1t was resolved that court Of seven mem
bers of the Grand Council be appointed by the
chair, one from each District, to be called the
crecuttre committee, and that the acting
president be ex OffcO chairman, Carried E
b. Falls made motion that no more resig-
nations should be excepted-which was tabled
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS, September II, 1878

Beggs, chairman.
Beggs elected chairman, vice Witt, re"
signed.
BY W. T.. Evans-That the Grand Council
recommend that the parish convention be-
called on the eighteenth Of October, 1879.
Adopted.
by W. l., Evans That committee Of three
be appointed, and the president to be chair
man thereof to inform those members OF the
parish committee who are members Of this
association OF the passage Of the above reso-
luton.
The finance committee is as follows: A. g.
DeLisle, chairman; Jno. G. Fleming, A, Ell.
Delmas, J. N. Hagins, VIM. Campbell.
The symbol to convene q meeting Of the
Grand Council Is changed to read as follows.
IS Date Hour.
Y. B. FL.
A dash before the figure representing the
hour means morning, o dash following the
hour means night.
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New ORLEANS, June 80, 1878.

James Beggs presiding,
J. j. Pierson, tenth ward, seated.
J. N. Higgins, appointed by the chair, from
the twelfth ward.
G. IT, Luxembourg resigned, using the words
"in,1aedinfe' and "1n,cOnditiOnut"
Remarks passed about Mr.. T: Armant,
member OF the G. c., and at the same time
prominently connected with the Democratic
party.
4 motion was made that committee be
appointed to interview him on the subject,
but this was finally tabled.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO ADOPT
A CIPHER READ IT'S REPORT, WHICH
WAS ADOPTED.
AhiOururi
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New ORLEANS, June 7, 1873.


Mr.. Beggs in the chair.
Messr8. BenitO, Ojeda, Felix Gonzales, E.
E. Nunez Albert Estopinal, from st. Ber-
nard, appeared with their proper credentials
and were seated.
Mr. Joseph A. Piergon was seated, vice J. T.
ROuYer Of the ninth ward, resigned.
A communication from the Third Ward
National Club was received and ordered to
be filed.
committee from the same club also ap-
peared and expressed q desire to commune
cate with the council wheIeupon the chair
appointed Messrs CullOm BOurges and BOS-
well for that purpose. The chairman Of said
committee made 8 verbal report.
communication was read informing the
Grand Council that the seventh ward branch
had elected Mr.. Y. J.. Gardere secretary, vice
A. Gondolph, resigned.
The resignation Of Paul Bonsegneur was
accepted.
The designations of A. D. Bcrnoudy and
?. AID. Fortier, Of the eighth ward, were
accepted.
A letter from NJ. NJ. Feenoy Of Donaldson
vile, was read.
Henry Mason resigned from she G. G.
Mr.. Cullom, from the committee appointed
to wait on the committee from the National
Club Of the third ward, reported that the
committee met the gentlemen in his Office
where they exchanged views. He stated that
whilst this association sympathised with
their movement and was ready to join hands
with them, it was not possible to admit them
into our councils, but we would, on the out
sde be with them heart and soul. He stated
that the committee (NationaD appeared salts
fled with his explanation, and retired after
having obtained a promise from him {Cul-
lom,) to address them at their next meeting:
On motion the report was received and the
committee discharged:
The remainder Of the officers were now
elected:
Treasurer-E.B 3. Falls.
Inside Sentinel-John McGowan.
Outside Scntinel-Eugene Perrier.
Delegate w. H. Hunt announced to the
council that Mr.. d. G. Noise was on the point
of joining the association for the purpose Of
betraying it. Notice of this was sent to al
| wards.
Mr.. Cullom rose and explained that he hac
met COLLECTOR SMITH by appointment at
the St. Charles Hotel in reference to a cam
| pagn fund, and had asked him what assist
ance was coming from The Granite Bnlldmg tx
| oppose the success Of the Bourbon Democracy
Mr., CuIlom stated that Mr.. Smith assured
him there would be some help from tina
source, and it would go to any party in oppO
sitiOn to the Democracy.
| The subject was then dropped.
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NEW c1klLhAES, mug tAob q, 4ofo'
James Beggs presiding.
Executive committee increased from seven
to seventeen. Additional appointments are
as follows:
First WarG-Dr. Walker.
Second Ward-David Wilson.
Fourth Ward-James TrousCale.
Fifth Ward--J. L. Raynal
Seventh Ward-L. Duvigneaud.
Ninth Ward-AIf Bourges.
Tenth Ward-J J. PiersOn.
Thirteenth Ward-J. 3. Gaudet.
Fourteenth HWHsfd-J. q. AAHfeeiih
Seventeenth Ward-Geo. Teller.
Communication stating st. Tammany had
organized. w. H. Bonner, ALI. &. Tucker,
John Crow and D. G. Canter, delegates were
sworn in.
Williams, of the fourteenth ward, and Nj
vette, OF the mint ward, we're also sworn in.
Mr. John &. Fleming gave notice that at
the next meeting he would bring before the
notice Of tho council the subject Of future
resignation, and of those who were delegates
to the Baton Rouge delegation or who ran for
delegates.
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS, August %, 1873.

James BeggB in the chair.
Henry Guillotte, appointed from the sixth
ward, vice Ben HARRISON, dropped for non
attendance; also, Jules Ybos, from the eighth
ward, vice John a. Brett, resigned.
Motion to consider the platform Of the
Native American Association laid over.
AliOurncd
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NEW ORLEANS, September IL,

James Beggs, chairman.
Mr.. Adams resigned.
The report Of the committee in the case Of
Dodge WAS taken up, and that portion rela-
tive to intimidation was referred to the COM
ntttee Of lawyers.
That portion concerning the assault and
battery by Clark was referred to the secret
committee.
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, September 10, 187

Beggs, Chairman.
Committee appointed Of Eastman, Bart
lett and Prados, to see Mr.. Davis in regard
to the roll.
The resignation Of P. S. Witt was read and
accepted.
On motion the election Of president was
postponed until Friday, September II, 1873.
4 resolution Of Mr.. 4, 3, Falls mot de-
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New OHLEANss July 10. 1873.
ames Beggs presiding

james BeggS presiding.
Levi Williams seated, vice T. Claiborne,
expelled.
The excuse Of J. @. A. Fellows for not
attending meetings July "a and 10 was &C
copied.
Z. N. Cullom for committee on operation,
reported progress.
AdiOnrued
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James Beggs, presiding.
Messrs Trousdale, Dubuisson Lanabere
elected, and Dave Kenney and Fl. G.. Bart
lett appointed, were s2rOrn in.
The executive committee, appointed as per
motion of Mr.. Robert Morris, passed at pre-
vlous meeting, consists Of Messrs. Evans,
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New ORLEANS, May 81, 1873.
Election of officers Of Grand Council, 81
members present
- elected president, against Castellanos
% against II,
james Beggs, first vice president, unani-
mousIy.
E. North Cullom, second vice president,
unanimously,
|. y. Laurence. secretary, over Davis,
after four ballots.
Geo. w Davis assistant secretary.
The committee appointed to consider
whether it is advisable to organize the No.
tionnt Purity in the city Of New Orleans and
State of Louisiana reported the following:
RESOLVED, THAT THE INDIVIDUAL
MEMBERS OF THE NATIVE AM ERICAN
ASSOCIATION BE AUTHORIZED TO Or
CAME WARD COUNCILS OF THE Ma
TIONAL PARTY, BUl WITHOUT DETRI-
MENT TO THE INTEGRITY OF THE
NATIVE AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION, THE
OBJECT BEING TO PRESERVE IT SEP
ARATE AND INTACT.
T. Il. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS, NJ ay 25, 1873.
Meeting called to order by Mr.. Bourges'
Mr.. Bourges elected temporary president;
Mr.. Geier temporary secretary, vice Presl-
dent Beggs III the chair.
Judge CulOm addressed the council.
Roll call was dispensed with.
Mr. Lemare moved reconsideration OF the
votes by which the name Of the association
was changed. Carried.
ARTICLE J.
The name Of this association shall be the
'Native American Association
Adopted.
Article was stricken out
Article 8, original oath to stand.
Article was adopted unanimously.
Article was adopted.
Article was adopted but amended.
Article was adopted.
Articles s, 8, 10, II, IL, -, Il, u and 1G were
adopted.
Adjourned.