The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-30
CLtB MEETINGS.
The Democrat Observation-Disclosures LOU
terry swindie Denounced.
SQUARE RANGERS.

terry Swindle Denounced.
SQUARE RANGERS.
About ono hundred and twenty Of the young
men voters of the front part OF the tlrst Whrd
met last night at the Texas Hall, corner oil
Orange and Tchoupitoulas streets, and organ
lied n club to be known rs the Square Rangers.
One hundred and fifteen names were signed to
the roll when tho organizatio was competed
bv the election of the following officers: Presl-
Donovan, Secretary John Nolan. treasurer
James Cusacks. sergeant at arms John Calla-
han marshal T. J Judge.
A resolution was adopted eleotinR the DEMO
GRAFT as the club organ and indorsng IL policy
and course since its establishment.
ELEVENTH WARD woRKIEaMEN.
Last evening there was large meeting OF the
voters of the eleventh ward, at the ball at the
corner OF Fourth and Tchoupitouias streets. at
which there were present fully $50 voters. An
election was held and the following officers
were successful: p. Kaiser, as marshal: ID.
Craig first vice president. and j. s. Cohen
second vice president
Ninety new members were added to the rolls
and the prospects are good that many more
addressed the club, after which all 2etfr Kaiser
and marched to the residence Of J. r. A.
Gauthreaux. Esq, and serenaded him The
was unanimously indorsed by the club
HALL MEHKEL WoBK1NGMENs DEMOCRATIC J
Club, Of the rear Of the Eleventh Ward
New Orleans, May 29 1878.
To tho President and Members of tho Working
mems democratic ana Conservative Club:
Gentemet-At meeting Of tho Merkel Work
lngmen's Democratic Club, Of the roar of the
eleventh ward. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, as citizens Of the rear Of the eleventh
ward we have observed with much gratifica-
ton the honorable aud manly course Of VIM. II.
M tI during the mpagn of 1876; and
sentative Of the woI kingmen of this ward. and
believing that be will always SEQ that the inter-
es Is. Of the wprkingmen are protected and
dency of thee entral Cub not being true repre-
sentatves Of the workingmen; be it
Endorsement to VIM. II. Msrke ESQ "p as cam
didate for president of the Eleventh Ward Cen
trail Club, feeling assured that he will discharge
further
OF these resolutions to each club
ROUGH AND READY.
The young men Of the extreme front OF the
seventh ward met at the corner Of Chartres and
Esplanade streets and organized themselves
into q Democratic Conservative club Sixty
men were enrolled on the books. The 1rst and
third Wednesday were adopted as the regular
meeting nights.
The following gentlemen were elected officers
for the present campaign: Fl nnorary prrsi-
dent: A, y Flottei president. Ben Sass, first
J. o. Williams Secretary, r. Maggie; treasurer
John Hildebrandt: Marshals. M Berry and II.
The club adopted the name end style of
Rough and Ready Seventh Ward Young Mems
Club.
Tho DEMOCRAT was selected as the official
THE HARRIS GUARDS.
At ameeting Of the Witt Iouavea. held yes
.terday, it was agreed that this ciun rsorganize
under the name of the Harris Guards, with the
Gatfney first vice president: r. O'Brien. second
vice Vi, g president: $. Andrews. secretary: j. b.
On motion Mr. E Harris was indo, sed as the
choice Of this club as president Of the Central
Ward Club of the tenth ward.
woRKtNGMEN's CLUE.
Last night the young men Of the fourth ward
met on Rocheblave. between Customhouse and
Bienvile streets. and organized Democratic
club. under the name of Workingmen's Club.
president: Chas Constans. vice president:
Jerry Bassett.- secretary; F. F. Eowand treas-
urer: Jas. H. Langwell, marshal J. M. Slaugh-
ter, sergeant alarms.
On motion, and by a unanimous vote. the
club indorsed Mr. Edward Keena for president
OF the mother club OF said ward.
BARRY GUARDS OF THE REAR.
This club met last night and oroanized. as
follows; Thos. OEIara, president; o. OBrien,
vice president; A. McGauley. secretary; g.
Smith. treasurer; j. Openheim. marshal: liar
ry Burke. sergeant-at-arms. Mr.. James Barry
was indorsed for president Of the Central Club
The organization occur cd at the corner Of Mag
nolla and Euphrosine streets.
REORGANIZATION.
The Fourth Ward Young Mems Democratic
and Conservative Club met last night and
elected the following officers: President. Ter
ence +. Ward vice president, Chas DAYTON
recording secretary Mac Blanque; financial
secretary. f. Hall Barton; treasurer JOS Maui
roner, grand marshal, Frant eraser: sergeant
at arms. Pat. Hennessey. The club mustered
lab mon.
BOURKE GUARDS.
At the regular meeting Of the Rourke Guards
Of the third ward. held last night, for the cleo
ton of the balance Of the officers the following
We're elected: J. w. Cainor, first vice president;
T.. Perrier. second vice president: ThOs Ryan
secretary; ". II. Bourke, treasurer. Leonard
Franz. marshal.
The following resolutions were enthusiastic.
ally adopted:
Whereas. The Hon. John Fitzpatrick while
member of the House Of Representatives proved
himself trul ~ patriotic in defending the rights
Of the people against one of the most gigantic |
and swinding monopohes ever hoisted on
be 1t
Resolped, That we pledge him our cordial and |
undivided support for the presidency of the |
mother club; be it further
Resoiped That in our opinion, by his cleo |
ion harmony will be restored In the Demo |
'ratic- Conservative party In the ward.