The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-02
THE PRIMARIES.
THE MEETINGS AT THE CENTRAL
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
CLUBS THROUGHOUT
THE CITY.


"'oo'ou ny ',o 49,, Do,'iniuee III l'S 'hSt SOS
SION inc voters OF inc Democratic and Con
servative purity assOmhl Il In large numbers Mt
their rospectIve central wIgwams for tho mr..
100 -, I,, ., ,"0 '"'
pose OF seiect'hR JUDGES ana con- misSloners OF
ward registration and election. preparatory to
tho e,ection of the floera of the CoptroI flIuI,
.a 1,oo'Ion ~ ,up n.aol7 VI st9 "'n,"I oluoS'
o Iake pl'ce oh INC twenty eighth instant.
EveryWhere tho primaries were conducted
quietly and tremendously. except in ths
Sec"no anu siA'h WafoS' IN inc second
W@rd some dissatisfaction was manifested
at the manner In which tho appointments
,yoro mazda h,, tho nrogIdoDt nnd !, H.
-, '"o
si8th WARD hs Will pe seen IN hhoth@r column.
m unfortunate occurrence destroyed for a time
YI ~ O0''
uniH'ISH''
The proceedings OF the clubs ore appended;
FIRST WARD.
In this ward therC are three candidates fOl
the presidency. Eve, ytbing went off smoothly.
President Emile J. OBrien appointed Mes9rs
John Barrett end Tn g brennan, on behalf Of
jus. Picket. on b half OF Mr.. JnO. Shaughnessy
Mr.: John Holmes, the third candidate for the
presidency Of the ward Informed the president
CnttI 10 "Dul,' htsh ~ me hHhlcS OF us com
II Igas agTeed womid niso ne, oa
r,,ynrnissIOnors of elerttnn Tho iIIdya will no
appointed on Monday hy tho president.
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SECOND WARD
Hon Robert T. Diamond In Tho chair an.
pointed Mr.. Ed GDndon commissioner on tho
part Of Mr., Barry, Mr.. George Crawford on the
part Of Mr.. Manuel O. Roy es, MIR. John LogLn
on mo part OF Mr.. John Doyle. and Mr.. ThO5
Hevoto"u@ Az Iu''Ro VI f7RisIl"I'on anu tiec
u9Wn.. .,. !. ~ n- ,..,..
opJr3cr'"li ~ IT. tl'n1t 0amH n'uR LlHoe On
w oun4 I''II 10 ''II 10y tNslue ~ W. WtTh'
~ = CunpPim, "o'uEo h'491vL Hun VII DouRit'"
hiptIt t ~ We . tppoih"ou " coihhII'oe 10 III
~ karo ttio w. ~ i,,. ,r, ,t .
inp aIinnrned aIthough II is nIaitnaI hv ,nanv
!h@t tho nays exceeded the yens.
9Mr: Kennedy: one Of the candidates for the
presidency, claims that his candtdn"y was i'm
properly objected to, and will emit protest to
hat ns f9 ,Gs pr% o. VIII aIso be entered
Ing only ono commissioning for each faction, in.
stead Of two as provided for by tho rules Of
tho Parish Committed.
THIRD WARD
,rb, thie ,nor,i t,,,, .,,.soo.t-. bo,
mo"ioua Mssrs Pat Giennon and j. Fi T
n W iopi psTo w ypnh h
"art nF Mr. rhomne Wilma and H"ssre "a" Ta ,t'
renee Riley and J. J. McMuiIrn IN the part Of
Mr., John Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Luke Dillon was
appointed Judge
r (r.s,,-. =, 'N'n'
J9hn tonnoiiy, L7l., president, RpokH OF hls
Ieslrh 10 h"yo Hu'n i"uRpS hnI '4InhIsSlohetS
hgp,IlhIt hs Wouiu heet WIN inc hpt FOWai
o. NJ su
The following appointmenta were made,
after come dis uSsipn whether they should be
made rom inc roll 81 me cup or t ne Isis pre-
sontd ny the uffsldentS: Judge. 1hee Dui1y
con mls7i0n"rs' Chas Auth; Jas McCIoak"y,
GustaYe Mauberret, Mac BlanQue, Gusave
Lost.
FIFTH WARD,
Tho Central Club Of this ward mot at the cor
per of Toulouse and Basin rett4. Vice Preei
dent Walsh In the chair on account of Presj-
dent j. H. Gauter's absence.
lhere was mhch uproar among tho LnemberS
81 i,Io cnnm, p,Sc WIS osS natReu ana con-
,no Ai'a bn" w.
unWyc'o,. '%tC. iL,yd44uS caII{t th8 ctoWu 10
'dS If oI n ~ mr oS onega Ky vs.
1uuge % 'leuloh Hlu ~ rolhtIiS donGT mnS9rs
X N bo ~. r., phte,; \ 1maTlloI mos
N0ll0n' 79 ~ CSfTh1laEne[f a. Dmeyhet; b. DOS
pLo"uA''' l. N"'loT" anu H. DouRherIy'
SIXTH WARD.
The following rnombara Of tho different fac
lions were dnIy arpointed by the chatr to serve
ns iudge and c0mmise toner's of ragistration and
election for tho eixth ward for tho coming caTn-
paIgn:
Judge Robert Brnwater
Commissioners r. B0ultpnv T ! GiIInlv
Workingmen's Club; & NJ Demo. Fl. bass. Man
haitian club: H. Manner, Wallace Johnson,
Buckley Guards; Il. IL. WIZ. r.. 5. Loeb. First