The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Byrne as their choice for president OF theaaE-
tral club OF the third ward. The foilowizE
GEN gentlemen % were elected h 1norary membexaG
Burke. T. Mealey. The club also indoEssfl
Hon. Il. a. Wiltz as its choice for GoverMlE,
ana promised to do Its best to elect him a.
1lnance committee Of five were elected d.
serve Tor this club, as follows: J. r. Fitzaer-
aid, D.. j. Murray, Ed. Scully, B. ). Me1Rov-
ern. A committee Of three were apOoinlrsa
to walt on the honorary members, compussR
Of Ed. Scully, j. j. Murray, J. Fitzgerrk9,
The meeting then adjourned subject 70 eaM.
last night at the hall corner Magnolia af4SR.
Andrew streets, In the tenth ward, the foIsaxF-
ing resolution was adopted:
ResoIved, That we heartily indorse Mr e.
LOBBY as president Of the central club, and %
hin pledge cur support.
There was large and enthusiastic meefiug
held last evening In the rear OF the teaEM
ward, corner OF Howard and Philip stresses,
and club was organized under the naRagE
the Lazarus Guards. The following odzeND
Oakes, vice president; Frank Krupp, sasns-
tary; Thos. Kilmuth, treasurer. BY uaani-
nous vote T. LOBBY was 1ndOrSod for prEAR-
dent of the central club.
A large meeting Of citizens OF the nfnf5k
ward assembled at Pfeiffer's Hall last niefx
Maven Zouaves, with the following OfficeM-
L. j. Maven, president; Chas. Murray, 6kaE
vice president; John Early, second vice prsz&
dent; Alex. Dudenhefer, third vice prestdexse-.
Cune, financial secretary. The foil0usnE
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resotued, That we indorse Mr.. George III.
Stechman for president OF the ninth ward aeEa-
tral club; be 1t further
Resolued, That having the fullest confideuM
In the administrative qualifications and tsr-
tegrity Of Lieut.. Gov. Louis A. Wilt, aEM
considering the valuable services he has EeHs-
dered to our State either as civil or military
officer, we indorse him as our first choi3e 6ar
and pledge him our hearty support.
The Kearney Rangers, OF the first ward,
organized last night at the corner of TkxfSE
and Front streets. One hundred membd@
signed the roll. The following officers wscs,
elected John Kearney, president; T. Coz
man, first vice president: J. Coyle, seeazd
vice president; Il. McCaffrey, secretary, l.
L. j. Burns. sergeant-at-arms; H. DonneME.
treasurer; j. L. Rafferty,, marshal. 1t wzH
unanimously resolved that Ralph G. Morgan
be indorsed as the choice Of the club for presE-
ident Of the central club Of the first ward s
At a meeting held last night OF the vasFHs
of the front portion OF the fourth ward, at HE
Cont street, the Thomas Johnston Ran&szz,
a Democratic Conservative club, was orgazf--
lied and the following officers elected: CAaG-
Rees, Sr., president; VIM. LeMonnier, fEzE
vice president; Gus. Bouchez, second ssse
president; John A. Brennan, recording saezs.-
tary; l.. Emmerling, financial secretary: L.
j. Danahae tIeasarey Ws John r.na napdglas
The following gentleman were elected hsas
orary members: John Connolly, Esq, Haaa.
J. D. Houston, Hon: Thos. L. Duffy, Hoa- q.
A. WiltZ. Hon. John Herbert, Hon. IAonA
Esq, Hon. J. r. A. Gauthreaux, John Bnew-
ster, Esq, Wash Marks. ESQ.,. Hon. A. Il.
Tissot, Hon. p. Mealey, Hon. Chas ByrsM1.
The club, which numbers 153 menhGzs
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, there are signs of dissatisfaction
in the Democratic Conservative ranks; and
Whereas, all such dissatisfaction Is to bzn
deprecated as dangerous to the success sG
the party; and
Whereas, 1t behoves all citizens who hxsn
party at heart to maintain the standard
which has led US to success; therefore be ii
ResoLved, That we declare our fealty to tsnn
old standard. and that organizations whiesn
have for their object the dividing OF the party
will not be cOnntenanced by u.s.
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this meds-
ing that the Hon. L. A. WiItz Is the first aal
only choice Of this club for Governor.
Resolued further, That J John Connolly, RsE.
be and is hereby declared to be our choice aar
president of the Fourth Ward Central Ctsdb
and we pledge him our undivided support.
meeting was held at the corner of MfaD
and Perdido streets and Democratic Co1asss-
vative club was organized. The foitoWME
named olncers were eiecCeH, w n,,ion -. -
;' NeWoute' pa1. aysa;s Mncnaid +roas,ros - 80
pTes,aens, rlamc.e m1noau, H 1leen isfara - go
m Mathey, secrTsy rbas Wi1lehayoh h marasaa
Saa h,,ndrd nd s,,r ,aano,ars ;nnad So
uh1 n,m Tha nInh "iu inanruad Ian Fred o.,
aoi. no bioo blJo For Gnrernnr and tha Hl
de Iebn Ie F+1notricE m "a nreaident nf the ceas,
o,,h oT,hl 1A'Np'''AA IN e'' - " ~
oi1u a. q oaoting Of the Ma,lov Guards az san
e,auenth ward held I'm Tehonnitonlas stresE.
M Ineanh Gnie was indorsed as the unauI
WONG choica of that cInh for nresidant nf axa
Central % ward clnb' After the meeting asa
mamhers fell into line and paraded the vauE
James Gunninoham is PRESIDENT and FraaE
Swakenbero. Secretary.
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1he nepuoncan ( -on O
The Republican Parish Committee met aG
night, James Lewis, president, In the c1ax.
and twenty-three members present.
The committee on clubs reported Lnat Des's-
gate Chas. Bergeron had been selected 20 oas,,
pire the election for officers OF the cenkGM