The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24
New Organizations in the City.

The Harmony Democratic Conser vative
CLUB Of the eleventh ward, at their meeting
held Monday evening; September y, unanl-
mously Endorsed Mr. Joseph ]. Kohl for pres
ldent OF the central club and the Hon: u. A.
Witt received the Endorsement Of the club as
their choice for next Governor Of Louisiana.
The DEMOCRAT and German Gazette were
chosen the official organs Of the club.
At q meeting In the rear OF the third ward
last night club was organized under the
name of the Byrne followers, and the follow
ing officers were elected: President. L. Nc
COrmack; vice president, Steve Conery; Sec
rotary j. Milen. The following resolutions
were offered and adopted unanimously:
Res0tUed That we indorse that abe and tai
Hnted Democratic Observation-Disclosures, Hon Chas.
Byrne, as our choice for president Of the cen
trail ward club
Resolued, That we indorse the Hon. L. A.
Witt as our first and only choice for Gov
Drnor Of Louisiana.
AL meeting Of the Eleventh Ward Work
Ingmen's Democratic CLUB last night Jos. j.
Kohl was unanimously Endorsed for the presi-
dency OF the mOther club, and indorsed Hon.
~. "A. Witt for Governor OF the State Of Lou
1siana. Mr.. Jos. j. Kohl was also elected
honorary president. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Jos. j. Kohl and I. d. Cary. john
Mcneil, president; G. y. Monaghan, secretary.
A large meeting OF the w. H. Bourke Anti
Ring Democratic Conservative Club of the
Third Ward was held last night at their hail.
corner Julia and Basin streets. A large num-
Der OF bonG-tide citizens signed the roll, in
Creasing that document to two hundred mem
bers. The following resolution was adopted
Be Il ResolUed, That this club do indorse
the following gentlemen as their candidates.
VIZ: Hon. i. A. Witt for Governor, Dr. Fl.
IA. Veazie for corner and Hon. Charles Byrne
Tor president OF the central club.
After routine business the club adjourned
subject to call
At meeting last night at the corner Of
Eighth aud Constance streets the Kohl Zou-
ayes were organized, with the following Off
GERS: w. =. 7. Armstrong, president; N. a.
Mcdonnell, Vice president; O. Willis Walker,
secretary; Fred Wagner, treasurer; Thomas
Carey, marshal; Peter Hauck, sergeant-at-
Mrms
The club indorsed Joseph j. Kohl for presi-
Tor Governor.
In the rear OF the second ward was formed
last night the jackson Railroad Democratic
Club. The following officers were elected: +
president; Owen O'BrieD, second vice presi-
dent; p. O'Brien, secretary; M. Kilroy. treas
nrer; Nj. Scully, sergeant-at-arms. There
we're present seventy-live bona fde voters.
The club Endorsed James McGouldrlch for
president OF the central club.
At q meeting OF 125 voters OF the second
ward, held at the corner OF Clio and Liberty
streets, political club for the campaign Of
Guards. Mr.. jules I. Pecot was elected hon.
Orary president; Mr.. John Griffin, president;
MI John Fitzgerald, vice president; Mr.. JAS.
Cook, secretary, and Mr.. jules L. Pecot grand
jOurned to meet on Thursday, September 25
at I o'clock D. m.
. AZ meeting Ct the Central Hancock Club
resolutions were nnani mously adopt ID. VIZ:
Bet resotned, That the president appoint
comrmi.tee q ,nre Fem members q this cub .
clubs and organizations iI the ward as are
friendly TO our purposes.
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