The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
universal public sentiment In his favor. Gen.
Ogden, Judge Lyoua, and Joseph Moore, OF
vt. Landry, are ell good men. and at another
time we hope to do them honor.
A GERMAN MEETING.
.T.. John Ellis Crates.


T. John Ellis Crates.
In response to a published call for meet
Ing about one hundred German citizens as
sembled last night at Harmony Hall, corner
Bienvllle and Exchange Alley.
After the selection of officers OF the meeting
Col. Kelchard was introduced and delivered q
short address In German.
Col. %. John Ellis was present and was
called for, and, mounting the stand, was pre-
ssrted to the meeting. $
Mr.. ELLIS opened his remarks with eompli-
mentary statements regarding the preceding
speaker, Col. Relchard, ts d soldier, and fiat
tering illusions to the time when they were
together on battlefeds He then undertook
to tickle the vanity OF his audience by aasur-
ing thern that they were cool, industrious aud
sensible people, capable Of taking q proper
view OF the situation, and Of passing upon the
claims Of the two gentlemen who were before
the people for the Democratic nomination for
Governor. He then proceeded to map out the
situation according to his observations and
to present the claims of the rival candidates
as he understood them.
He had n9thing TO say against the charac-
able and natriotic aentanan m s L. l9,a myhoI OF
intend 10 make m attanl, nnnn hi,n h,t ~, ps
his supporters.
They knew how the thing worked one man
md wo1ld anv. II want IN h - s.hme v1iaeis
Won man m,;at hair mo w. Va, pl.,.'.' Anu
pptrol the frat wnrd. niva rn,, ~ aar,y,.a ~
ip-ten VOTES and | will appoint you Oh
|, vonfrry tia sen.nd ward. vn r. hs,a u =,
yo,r haches. nva - 4" ar, ~ yvu naye ~. % ln
troll thfber Wharfinuer Gnnaa We ua,, naane aa
3 nre wnrtird 1Uart asua,,taan 49,, ~ 4il LII
ininv-h,.irsnnet a9,neat h,,' yveess,ttnsy
make YOU tgham nusr ynW wau "a iaf 11 ahn
Tint ID O. poollsetnr Of fha TIrat n nist,5et 1T.
ward. only seyeTtng fnr un, Tha 'ss.iu1, fn,,rt,,
worth much, but fsaatea Wall sa,,e,, .'ai III. ~
me viii make yotsi will count egI.a then, ai,s fns
oaa pstre yaa + WV Was t r,ne 9f tho sse
: such ring existing ns,aa thara s suas ins insi
1 wouId name hit B,,sonnasaJ Iag ~ 1dse ha
9 onAr. He did not mean fsoff In DnMa,
: Witt had done this, and ditIsv ths.t NJ MI
not intend to say anything agaihgte WHY Az dI Hi
hut in the r,sition n, which hs vna VIII uad
ord was eubiaet to examination. and n1sl1s
posed to 10 over It. His review was b latsaast las
, one. He condemned ia unlneasured term
able fourth Of January. 1876. - = : = 9NssSs
The friends OF Mr.. WiItz and tho New 1
leans DEMooaAr claimed that he Wasa state
man, aud they pointed to and cited hts col
aaest q a sslessssll s III IL Il
= | play Of his etatestnanship.
al He proposed to consider the proceedings
that dnys All present rem efnhereH the atrt1,
/ gle which had been mate against tha d,
e1,aehrnants of the United States f,rpoua. nj
! 1.-THE anlemn nff,testg which had rome fart
T from The paople apainsf thsII llsa and inte
, feranea In state affairs. Mr. Wiltz orpaIIize
1he Hot1ae and then anrnn tIau1hIe arose ar
what did Mr.. Wlitz unp The proper perge