The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21


Carey Hall, corner Of Dauphil'e and Enghlen
streets, Third District, and 0rganlZeal l,,ll Lhe
| Third District Independent Democratic oluo;
The following named gentlemen were elected
officers: Thomas Carey, president; Cnarles
Micher, first vice president; =. Vale, secona
dent; james Noles, fourth vice president;
Charles ParshaIl secretary Carl A1nes,
treasurer; Pat Hanlan, grand marshal, ny.
Barnes, Charles Palmer, aids; w. ii. MeDDn-
ough, sergeant-atarms; VIM. Haughey, Jas.
King, aids.
A meeting OF the Capt. Murphy Guarda,
first ward, A. H Murphy, president j. II
Sis gel, secretary. was held last night, ana
after transacring the regular routine busl-
ness OF the club, 1t was
Resotred, That this club indorse zen t. N.
Ogden for Governor OF the State OF Louis
lana.
At a meeting held at 232 Magazine street
| last night the Jacob Reinhardt Guards were
organized. The following officers were elected ::
Jacob Renhardt, honorary president; M. j.
j. Talon, president; w. J. Douglas, Hecre-
tary; Martin Regag, treasurer; Jack segan,
sergeant-at-arms. The above club indorsed
| central club One hundred and twenty five
members signed tho roll and elected the
| DEMOCRAT as the official organ.
| Alta large raeeting OF the voters OF the mid
die portion Of the fourth ward, held corner Of
| Cont and Irene streets, Democratic and
Conservative club was formed, to be known
as the Henry Andry Guards" The follow
ing officers were elected: Henry Andry, hon
orary president; VIM. Stevenson, president.
Capt Gus. Richart g.. vice president; Mac
Blanque, secretary; Pat Eagan, treasurer;
Oscar Fredrich3, sergeant.at- arms; T. A. NC
Intyre grand marshal; M. @. Royes, aid TO
| the grand marshal. 1t was
/ ISgsolped, That the Henry Andry Guards
pledge their unanimous support to the Hon
| l.. A. Wiltz for Governor, and John Connolly
for the presidency OF the fourth ward mother
| club.
/ At a meeting of the GuiIlotte Rangers,
ninth ward, resolution indorsing nine of the
caucus ticket for State delegates was adopted,
and Messrs. 9. Keenan,, b. D. Charbonnet, g.
Gaser were appointed to select suitable II ID +
Dudenhefer. After the adoption OF a resolu-
ton indorsing Hon. l.. A. Wilta for Governor
OF this State, and expressing their determi-
nation to vote for none but WIltz men as del
! egates the club adjourned to next Thursday
/ evening, September rs, at ia o'clock.
| The Mehrtens Guards organized on Gas
auet, near Howard street, last night. Que
| hundred and seven men signed the roll. John
| Fitzp trick was indorsed for president OF the
central club OF the third ward.
| Democratic meeting was held at Hessian's s
| Hall, corner Gircd and Tehoupitouias streets,
| last night. Que hundred and fifty members
signed the roll. The following officers were
elected Peter McDermott, president; Michael
/ Frawley, first vice president, James Gullln
second vice president; John j. Gosllng. sec
retary; John Hesston, treasurer; JOS Mas
terson, sergeant-at-arms; John Mcnamara,
marshal The name of the club, by a unanl-
nous VOTE was called the Wiltz Volunteers.
Hon. Charles Byrne was indorsed for presi-
| dent Of the third ward central club.
/ At meeting Of the O'Bfien Rough and
/ Ready Democratic-Co Club OF the
seventh ward, held last night, M. 2. j.
o. 'Brien rendered his resignation as preeid' mt,
| much to the regret Of all members, and on
motion Mr.. Thos. Fernon was unanimously
.~.J..t 1L.g., Yb
| then indol sed and pledged their support for
| A. d. Sancier as president OF the central club
and Hon. Il. A. W1ltz for Governor OF Louis
lana.
At q meeting held in the front of the first
ward, at the wig wan, LA Religious street,
last night, 103 Democratic-C Conservative voters
signed the roll and elected the following
officers: John Livingston, president; Wm.
Butz, vice president; J. Anderson, treasurer;
s j. Maher, secretary; John Casey, marshal
j. Smith, sergeant-at-arms. By a unanimous
vote this club indorsed Mr.. Ralph G. Morgan
as president of the central club and pledged
him their support.
At a meeting held corner Claiborne and ST.
Bernard streets, in the seventh ward, Young
Mems Democratic Conservative club WAS or.
ganizpd with the following officers: John Pom
stein. Jr., president; f. Laroque, first vice
president; w. W. Fargo, second vice presi-
dent; Peter Pons, secretary; r. Maquos,
. treasurer; E Garnier, grand marshal Sev-
enty-fve men signed the roll and, by uDanl
NOUS vote, the Hon. Louis A. Wiltz was In
dorsed as the choice OF the club for Governor
Of the State.
At meeting Of the Workingmen's Demo
. cratic Club, held at the corner OF Miro ane
Iappyrousse streets, In the rear portion ol
the seventh ward, last night, the club was or
ganiZed and the following officers We're
elected to serve the coming campaign: (
Plapp, president; Geo. Nicholas, vice presi
dent; Henry w. Staub, treasurer; Anthony
> Miller recording secretary; Henry HILL cor
> l.. 4; for ftnn
. shal; john Terre, sergeant-at.arms. Mr
Davis Hughes was their choice for presiden,
of the central club. Due notice will be giveI
: when the next meeting will be held. The rol
p contains 1876 members.
/ At a meeting held In the eighth precinct o
!, . the third ward last night Of the Young Meni
: independent Club, 200 strong, the following
q resolution, as presented by RchardJ. Byrnes
: was adopted:
many of our young men lost their lives Will
= battling against the usurper, VIM. Pitt kel
I logg, but never dreamed that over thel
graves Kellogg's bonds or creditors would b.
!, | acknowledged before Democratic conven
+ tion; therefore be 1t
IL Resotyed, By this club of true Louisian
ians and Democrats, that we lndorse Charlie
Byrne, the honorable young Louisianian an
defender of our people before the Constitu
Q tional Convention, for president OF the thir
: ward central club.
n At a meeting of the New Spot Democrati
and Conservative Club last night Mr.. Jane
!. Lynch was the unanimous choice OF the clu
+ for the presidency Of the central club OF tn
I; second ward. committee Of five was az
(; pointed as conference to confer with
/. auxiliary clubs of the ward
: At regular meeting Of the DIR. j. G. Bear
T. Guards last night the following resolutio
q was unanimously adopted:
l. Be 1t resolved, That the Hon. 4. nj Lushe
the present incumbent Of the office OF Super
e intendent of Public Education, is the unaf
imous choice of the Beard Guards for renom
1. nation, and the club pledges him their und
If vided support and will use every effort !
their power to secure his election.
: At meeting held last evening OF the Bu
l. letin Guards corner Liberty and Poydra
d streets, $50 members answered the roll OF tf
club and adopted the following resolutions:
le Whereas, Gen. f. A. Ogden has announce
e. his willingness to become candidate Ic
h Governor; and -