The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
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Harmony ii the Fifth Ward.

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ence committees representing the Working
men. Young Men, Citizens and Reform Clubs
and the patorno Guards all Demooratic-Con
servative clubs, and representing the differ
ent elements of the ward. an amlcable ADJUST
ment was arrived Mt by laying aside all the
petty animosities heretofore existing between
these clubs and IL was agreed to place but one
ticket ID the field at the coming election Tor
delegates to the parish convention.
Later we have heard that a conference COM
mittee of the Witz Guards, who arrived too
late to take part In the conference, upon
learning Its conclusions. have determined to
support the ticket "a agreed upon by the
meeting. This is the more gratifying, as th1s
ward. which IL generally divided. leaves by
this action 10 possible pretext for any contest
E1Ey ENTH wARDA GRAND MEETING Or
RATIFICATION a FEATuKE oF THE CAN
There was rousing meeting Of the eleventh
ward yesterday evening. at the corner of
Seventh and Constance streots FULLY ioo
voters were present. all full OF enthusiasm
for the cause.
After the preiminarios for organization
had heen effected Judge Whitaker arose and
attempted To address the meeting, but the
cheering was great that 1t was with some
difficulty that order was restored so that the
speaker could proceed Arising he said he
would take his chances again, but feared he
should progress slowly with band OF music
Oh the outside and Democrats on the in@ide
He cautioned the voters OF the ward III Sc
lecting their members to tho House aud
Senate. ana particularly called their attention
to the fact that under the constitution which
would be adopted that provision was made to
select the presidential electors by the House
and Senate, and that the people In selecting
their representatives would at the same time
be voting for o Democratic or Republican
President, as the politics OF the incoming
members might be. After Complimentary re-
marks upon the fine demonstration, he closed
his speech amid enthusiasticcheers.
The next speaker to address the meeting
was District Attorney y. J. Finney, who
who assembled the platform amid wild
cheers from tho crowd. above which
could be indistinctly heard random
notes of the band, hard at work on the sweet
Bye-and-Byc." His remarks were terse ana
eloouent. and he went for the boilers and dis
senters with vigor that brought yells of AZ
plause He closed his remarks by saying
that the Democratic party had taken their
position, and would maintain 1t as true ana
firm Democracy
Mr. Sam Carlisle, of the thirteenth ward,
was next introduced and In true Democratic
sentiments exhorted them to hold tirm 70 the
old standard and carry Ii across the hepuo-
lican ramparts with that strength which has
always characterized the Democracy OF Lou
isiana when left to poll free and honest rep
resentation from Its people.
He called to mind In eloquent terms what
II had cost us to redeem our State from Re
publican rule aud that It was a duty to pro
tect the State after having saved 1t. He
closed his remarks with an eloquent dash al
the Anti Ring Association and stripped III o
hub tire and spoke. His remarks were closee
with an apology for his short speech, OWNS
to his weak voice, too Inferior for Democratic
hurrahs
The club then adjourned and partook OF re
sreshments prepared Tor them.
W J. LAMBERT GUARDS.
AT meeting Of the v. j. Lambert Guards
or the Second Ward, held at their hall yester
day, the following preamble and resolutloh
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, at a convention OF the Demo
cratic Conservative party OF the State OF Lou
the following gentlemen were the unanimou
choice Of said convention, VIZ: Hon. Loul
Alfred Wilt, for Governor; Hon. Samuel l.
McEnery, for Lieutenant Governor; Hon
VIII, a. Strong flor Secretary OF State, Hon
J c. Epan for Attorney General. Hon. Allie
Jumel, FOR Auditor; Hon. E. Ii. Fay, for Su
perintendent OF Public Education;
ResoIred, That we the members or the v.
Lambert Guards OF the Second Ward, paris
OF Orleans, heartily rejoice over said nomlna
tions, and, recognize IN them none but tril
and patriotic sons Of Louisiana, whose. oni
purpose is to bring peace and prosperity !
our beloved state.
ResoIred That we cordially indorse th
platform and candidates OF said conyentlo
and pledge our support to elect the same.
LYNCH FACTION.
At meeting Of the Lynch faction, hel
last night, the following resolutions wei
adopted:
BE it resolved, That we are In earnest an
active sympathy with the State ticket non
mated BY the Democratic Convention