The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-26
stand by and support Hon. John FitzpatrlcK
for president OF the third ward central club.

stand by and support Hon. JOnn rlIpaCiion
for president OF the third ward central cluo.
At meeting held at Smiths Hall, corner
Of EIysian Fields and Victory streets, me
following organization was effected OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club OF the seventh
ward: Dan Douglas president; John Burke,
first vice president: Isaac Meyer, second vice
president; John Kulp, third Vca president;
retary; VIM. Swan, grand marshal Aug.
Helderbrassa, assistant marshal; teorke
Howell, sergeant-at-srms; John Conner, as
sistant sergeant-at-arms.
The following resolution Was etnen oHerea
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Hon. l.. A. WtltZ has upon
more than one occasion been elevated by the
votes OF the people to hign and reeponsible
positions oil known trust; and, whereas, ne mas
always shown himself to be worthy OF the
confidence, and the true and sincere friendship
OF the laboring classes, and that In him we
always find true friend, therefore DO It
Resolved, That we indorse as our choice 1or
Governor Louis A. Wiltz, and that we call
upon all the labOring classes TO assist US In
eiecting him.
Be Il further resolred, That the Hon. A. D.
Sancier is our choice for president Of the cen
tral club, and that the New Orleans DEMO
Graf, Bee and German Gazette are elected the
official organs OF the club.
One hundred and thirty-ive bona 1de vot-
ers OF the ward signed the roll. The following
honorary mem bers were elected: Hon. y. a.
Wiltz, h. Brewster, E: A. Burke, T, ]. O-
Brian, J. D. Houston, M. Barry, j.: Vollrath,
J. H. Bsflan, John Brautner, John Rogers, A.
d. Saucfer.
The Saucier Rangers, OF the seventh ward,
held Its regular nesting last night at Jacobs
Hall, corner Of FreDchmen and Rampart
streets About $50 members were present A
conference committee OF three was appotnted
to meet similar committees from clubs IA
vorabie to the nomination OF Hon. Il. A. Wiltz
for Governor, In order to unite on ticket for
delegates to the Baton Rouge convention.
Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Hon. Geo w. Dupre
and o. M. TennisOD, Esq, addressed the
meeting.
Last Thursday evening the NcGeehan
Guards, mastering one hundred and sixty
three members bona tide residents and voters
In the rear OF the eleventh ward, met In their
hail on Third, between Dryades and Baronne
streets, and Endorsed the Hon. l.. A: Wiltz rs
their first and only choice for the chief execu-
tive officer Of this State, and pledged Mr. JOS
j. Kohl their untiring and unqualified sup
port for the presidency OF the central club.
Several prominent gentlemen addressed the
semblage In very eloquent terms.
At a meeting held Thursday night, at the
corner OF TOledano and TchoupitOulas streets,
the Roger Murphy Guards Club was organ
lied, and elected the following officers: Hon.
Ion, president; D. Kicker, vice president; II.
Il. McVey, secretary; Roger Murphy, treas
urer; V. Right, marshal; James Flynn, SER
geant-at-arms
Resolved, That this club indorse MT. Eug.
May for the presidency OF the central club.
The following gentlemen were elected hon-
orary members OF this club: J. r. Alcee
Ganthreaux, E. A. Burke, Z. r. Chevalley, H.
G.. Brown, Christian Schop, William Merkle,
Houston, Joseph Sambes. Eighty-tive men,
bers signed the roll.
At a meeting OF the Powell Rangers. twelfth
ward, the following resolution WAS unanf-
mously adopted:
the twelfth ward do unanimously indorse and
support the ticket agreed upon by the con-
ference OF the twelfth ward clubs, consisting
Of the Ellis .Workingmen's Club, Murphy
Guards, Harding Rangers and Twelfth Ward
Alta meeting Of the Murphy Guards, held
Thursday night ut their hall, corner OF Louisi-
ana Avenue and Chippewa street, 1t was unan-
imOusly
club be given to the ticket headed by Eugene
May for president Of the twelfth ward central
club; and, be it further
Resotred, That Louis A. Wlltz Is our first
and only choice for Governor
At a meeting of THE twelfth ward Working
mems Democratic and Conservative Club
the following resolution was unanimously
Resoiyed, That the above named club In
dorse and ratify Hon Eug. May for president
OF the cGHtfaI cluD, bhu dOH L. a. WllbA do
their first and only choice for Governor.
, At q meeting OF the Harding Rangers OF
the twelfth ward, held Thursday hight, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resotued, That Louis A. Wiltz Is our first
and oniy choice for Governor.
ResoIred further, That we indorse most
heartily the ticket headed by Eugene May for
president of the twelfth ward.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Ellis
Workingmen's Democratic- tive Club
OF the twelfth ward was held Thursday night
at Hernandez Hall, corner OF Ansterlitz and
Magazine streets. where the Hon. Eug. May
was unanimously indOrsed for the presidency
of the central club, and the Hon. L. A. Witt
as their sole choice for Governor.
At q meeting OF the Lee Park Rangers,
held at Lee Park on Thursday, the following
officers were elected: Achiile Kalinski, pres
ident; James Woods, vice president, John
NJ Hall, treasurer; James Welsh, secretary;
Tom O'ConnOr, marshal; j. -. keAtiDg. ger
geant- This club adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That F. n. Ogden is the choice
OF this club for Governor, and that we heart
lily indorse james McCouldrick for president
Of the central club.
BOld Attempt ut Abduction.
BUFFALO, Sept. 25-Details Of q bold at
tempt at abduction here have just come to
light. A young man named Charles +. Schuy-
Ier q telegraph operator, called on sixteen
year old daughter OF one OF our prominent
sJfi,ay,e, ~, T,1oGdou - Uhf{o che xUaa attending