The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Organization Of Democratic Clubs in the
Oity,

At meeting held by the b. r. Jonas
Guards last night L. LnUhy was indOrsed rs
president of the Tenth Ward Central Club.
At q large and enthusiastic meeting Of tbs
voters Gf the centre ri the third ward, held at
the corner Of Gired and Rnmpart streets, tht
following t,ffttt7t= HttsiiAttt, +. X Hhnnr eine
president, j. Kennedy; secretary, Geo
Martin, treasurer Jup Blasinf, marshal
Henry Heslin. sargsant=Ht-arms. George
| Heriot After the election ut tbs above officers
the following resolutions wers unanimously
adopted
Resotred, That this club indorsee the Hon
John Fitzpatrick as president OF the mother
club, and THAT We pledge our support to Gen.
+. N. Ogden for Governor Of Louisiana.
j.. e. Duffy. Remy Clark and John Fit5-
patrick were eeeted honorary members.
At n meeting Of the citizens OF the ninth
| precinct, third ward. held nj the corner 81
| Johnson and Gravter streets, Democratic
| ton Guards, which on being duly organ
| lied, went into an election Of officers, which
resulted as follows. Hon. Louis A. Wilt
honorary president. T. King, president, John
| fancy, vice president, WIN. Ferguson, seC-
retarv. A. Tedesep treasurer Vim Meal
| Icy, sergeant alarms. The club, which nun.
| hers some 15a members. adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
Reeoiued That Tho Hon. Cbas. Byrnes be
and is hereby declared 10 te our choice tor
L
we pledge him our support
ReaOlned. That tho interests Of labor de-
| nand that all mpnopoles. political or other-
wise should be ovefthrnwn and the laborer
compensated for his work.
Res0lrcd That wa will use every honest
| effort to elect men as delegates who will do
| their whole duty to the third ward and the
| Stats mt large.
On the adoption or the above resolutions
the club adjourned. subject to call.
A large Democratic club. styled the Nor
gan Guards, has been organized in the real
portion Of the first ward, corner Of Franklin
| and Terpsiehore streets Tho roll Of this club
bears the names OF over one hundred mem.
hers. chiefly business fnsn and property hold
srs located In that section The fact Of this
class OF citizens taking q hand In politics ht
this curly stage 0f the campaign Indicates a
growing interest In local politics. The Nor
gun Guards are effieered AZ follows: M. Hack
cit, honorary president: John y. TWomsy,
president; T. w. Pfeffar, first vice president
g. G. Landry, second vice president; H. M UNI
mic, thirf. vice president; NJ Stump, fourth
vice president; A. g. Lindauer secretary; A
Levy. treasurer. At Its regular meeting the
club unanimously indorsed Mr.. Ralph @.
Morgan as president Of the Central Club Of
the first ward
At q meeting held last night at the Ruby
Hall, No. 130 Peters street, y staupch Demo-
cratic club was organized, and the following
officers elected: James Mclaughlin, presi-
dent; John Cooney, vice president; John Bel
bert, treasurer; Martin Cone, secretary; John
Schuster, financial secretary, Charles Saners.
serReant-at-arms: Edward Burke assistant
sergeant rat-arms.
At meeting Of the Reilly Guards, elev-
enth ward, Wednesday night, by u unani-
nous vote Joseph j. Kohl was indorsed for
president OF the central club. Numerous
friends assembled to congratulate him on his
success, and band Of music in attendance
gave him o serenade Mr.. Kohl expressed
himself as Democrat and Workngman'e
candidate. The following are the officers oI
the club: Thomas G. Murphy, president
Mchael j. Grinon, first vice president. John
Larney, secretary; Richard Reilly, treasu
rer; T.Kingsman and j.. Delesdernier, ser
geants. alarms, Fred. Delesdernier granc
marshal.