The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-31
CLUB MEETINGS.
Original VOL
Ekingmen's Club.

Original WO1 Ekingmen's Club.
The voters OF the ec9nd ward held a me
ing at. the wigwam orner Gaiennie and A
nunciation streets, and organized the origin
Workingmens Club, ia 4 strong. The folio
ing is the list of officers elected. Preside
J. j. Gibson; first yicl president. M !
Leary; second vice pres ent Mike FinerC
recording secretary, VIM r. Smith: financ
secretary, Tim. Mannii treasurer, Nj
Holloway; sergeant-at-af ls, Ed Dorsey.
MANHATTAN lLUB.
At q meeting Of the Mafs attan Democra
Club, OF the sixth ward, fol the purpose of
organization, held last u ening on Fro
Levee, between Hospital kand Ursuljn
streets, the following officer were elected
serve in the coming camf aign: r. Sa
president; James Ford first vice presideI
Henry ,I Thompson, second e, presider
rotary: James Cotter, Esq, gra nd marsh
resolution was adopted electinl n the den
Graf as the club organ, and furtf er resolv
that the club give it's unanimou1 81 indor,
G Snt tG the pe aGh a % e K Ward
Club.
BUCKLEY GUARDS.
Eighty-three of the voters of the sixth |
ward met at the wigwam of the Tilden Club |
cratic and Conservative club, to be known as
the Buckley Guards. differed as follows
Eugene Mestier, president; J IL. Mason, first
vice president; John Casper, second vice
president; J. W. johnson, secretary; II;
Marshal; l.. Mont, sergeant-at-arms. Mr..
Anatole Ker was Endorsed for president OF the
Central Club.
LAFAYETTE GUARDS.
Alarge number of voters OF the eighth ward
assembled at the corner OF Robertson and
EDghien streets, and organized themselves
into q Democratic Conservative club under
the name and style Of the Lafayette Guards,
and elected the following officers to serve this
dent; James Hayse, first vice president |
Henry Miller, second vice president; Charles
volrath, secretary; P. Stickler, treasurer; A
Johnson, grand marshal.
By unanimous consent the New Orlean
| DEMOCRAT was elected as the official iourns
of the club.
LAPEYROUSE GUARDS.
| A new Democratic and Conservative ell,
| composed Of residents OF the rear portion
| the seventh ward, was organized last event
at the corner Of Lapeyrouse and Br
| streets The election of officers resulted
| follows Geo. G. Gordin, president; J. l.. 81
lier, vice president; Charles D. Ewing, 80 he
tary; G. Collins, treasurer.
| This club Is composed OF sterling Dd no
| Gratis who did good service in the last Inn
paign, and will, no doubt, be heard from .ail
during the coming campaign Ther9 ar
| already about one hundred names on th roll
SEVENTH WARD.
| At q large and enthusiastic meeting IF tn
residents OF the seventh ward held las1 flight
Dem ocratic and Conservative club is or
| ganized, and the following Officers wei elect
| ed. James Borge, president; John " Ssawe
vice president; II. w. lowing, set Eetary
| John Kaiser, treasurer.
The New Orleans DEMOCRAT was elected
| the official journal OF the club.
BROAD STREET RANGERS, FOURTH YARD.
| club was organized last night II Broad
near Customhouse street, at Lac to Hail
and elected the following. officers; 4. r. Nc
Closkey, PRESIDENT G. Klein, vice resident
W. L. Peyreque, secretary; P. E. die, treas
urer; 2. Lynch, seTgeant-atsarRs 81 l.. La
coste, financial secretary; ii. ~ bprn, mar
On motion Edward Keend ssas unani
mously selected as the choice this club 70
the president of the mother cl
FITZPATRICK TNvINa files.
At a large and enthusiast Injecting, hell
on Thursday evening at the Elrner Hall, tn
following officers were electe r. Atkinson
president; VIM. Casey, first bFice president
T. Mccormack, second vice president. Joh
Lynch, recording secretary Mike O'Conner
financial secretary; z. j. La enb treasurer.
On motion OF the club the following resolu
lions were unanimously add ted
} Whereas the Hon. JOIN Kirkpatrick has
! by the course he pursued ! our late Legisla
tllre as a member thereon, Ehown himself t.
be the enemy Of all rings i'd monopolies an
true friend OF reform and has by sue
course earned the thanks hid gratitude OF a
good citizens Of the State therefore, be it
Resolued, That we do ereby, Individual
and as members of the Fitzpatrick Invinc
9 bles, tender him our 8 ncere and heartfe
2 thanks for the manly an upright manner i
\ which he has conducted himself as membe
\ OF said Legislature from this ward and be
further
: Resolued, That we he eby indorse and vii
: sustain him for the pre- idency OF the "mothe
q club" of this ward.
The enthusiasm wa unbounded, and tn
z37 voters present showed by their action ths
the people are determi bed in their oppositlo
t to monopolies.
e OLD L be- CLUB.
y meeting Of the { I'D Log Club was he
last night and the III members signed til
rolls The following were elected:
If John Logan, presidents; Jas. Glynn, vi
l., president; JnO. II. Kennedy, secretary; ia
10 r. Cornwell, treasurer; A. Heidingsfelde
% sergeant at-arms; r. Ryan, marshal.
e Mr. JnO. Doyle Was unanimously indorst
for president Of thu central club.
THE TzlPATRICK GUARDS.
d At the meeting Nbf the Fitzpatrick Guard
,r held at their hall 4Orner of Miro and Perdit
i streets, the folio wing preamble and resol
i, ton were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it is with great pride and satisfa
4 ton we, who ar0 a part of his constituent
d, point to the not lie record made by the Ho
John FitzpatrlcNk as member OF the La
General Assembly; be 1t
RESOLVED, Th4 It this club heartily indors
the Hon. JONI Fitzpatrick, and that we wi
give him our unanimous support Tor u
- presidency OF Rhe Central Club Of the thir
ward. !
ct T 4. MURPHY GUARDS.
a. A meeting A the T. G. Murphy Guards WI
= held last nitgA, at their wigwam, In the re-
if,f ole H yeYdr Union nv q