The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-23
General Notes.

: Sotid for ,Fthz1 Ihtrty Votes. : Avoyelless,
delegHes 70 yotsfor Louis. 4. vii Z fJr Governor
| In 1876 they all voted against him. Have those
psoIla turned politicians. brother Anns?-
Baton B3ngy Capitolian.
1 The franklin sHa OF the nineteenth comes to
70 wi.h The follpw,ng names At tts masthead
For Governor. Louis A. WiIfz. Of Orleans; for
lieutenant Governor; / =. .B2wIen. Of Frank
4 through the State.
1 Such complimentary mention as the follow
| INK, from ths PeODte's VUaltcator. af Cot 4. l..
@ aiborns's candidacy ID 10 to found il neat "
every country paper In Louisiana: Col. r. T.
CtaibY.ne. ot Palnte Coupse parish, II q candi-
| data for rupsintenGent Of Public Education.
fr bsttsr man lives Ia Louisiana than Col. Llai-
| borne tWest Feiciara sentinel.
The Ogden boom is renewed by the announce
| ment that aen. Og Ten has reconsidered his
previous feststGn ard consents 10 b. eandi-
fare for Governor We are sorry 10 500 him In
tne field against Mr.. Witt, whom We are sup
nigh stations, and his well known aarninlatfa-
tive abIl.tie... coupled with personal charac-
tor that is above reptoach. While we give Gen.
Ogden fuil credit for the galleutry he displayed
On The Fourteenth Of September, we cannot In
Justice to ths people Consider that personal
bravery and patriotism are an indication that q
mhn possesses every rsqnisits qualification
that goes TO constitute the executive officer Of
State He is untried as an 2dnaintstrator OF
pubic aiIairs.-tBaton Rouge CaDtoiian.
Dem ocratic Organizations in the City.
There was meeting last night Of the Demo-
cratic Auxiliary CIuo OF tho fret ward at The
corner Of M-lDomene and st. Charles streets.
The club numbers some $50 men, and th-y were
nearly all On hand. Tho following officers we're
elected: James Cummings. president: e. W.
Pfefer. frst vice president: jake Meyer, second
vice president; I. Msngan. honorary president:
!. Brandao secretary;J. ". Smith. treasurer
Ell. Kelly, MARSHAL. the elu5 ind0rsed james
TiaTh a ar pf haze Il ail
A large and enth astastic meeting WAS held at
the corner CT Robertson and Common streets.
i've i've m club vas % or<snzad. NinetyfWo net '7n men
signed tho roll and the following named gen
tlemen were elected officers: John Sullivan,
D. B-awn. secretary: Clark Steen. treasurer;
W. a. Tfalford. aergeant-it arms; John Bragn-
lens. marshal. Gen. Fred. N Ogden was in
f Of te Tnd nv Wsa ca Gab
The People's Reform Democratic and Con-
ssryatiye cu5 a. q 5hs fth WaFd va assmols 4
elected tha following officers: President. A1Dh.
Rebouin. Jr.: vice president, Nm- Fl. McMur-
ray: secretary, Theoaulo Buisson; treasurer.
i meeting d the James +. Clarke Guards of
the fret ward vas held last night at CtDt Mur-
phys house. Eight members Were present. A |
resolution aas adopted indorsing Gen. y. n. |
Ogden
a. ]. Shaw. president. e. A. Merel. secretary. |
ard ninety-three Members present. after the |
iransfa;t on of regular 70 .tine business Il wss
unani,aeusy eu RESOLVED. BIT the club indorse
Louisiana. On motion, Mr.. e. 3. Daffsy the !
Originator OF The ogden movement, was elected !
en- honorary msmher of the eluh-EThis notice
was furnished BY the club Ed. DEA.I
At q meeting held " voters Of the afth ward.
the Mechanics Democratic and Conservative
Club was duly reorganized. Mr.. Paul Guma
was called 70 the cnalr as president. pro sem.,
and under bis presidency the following officers
were elected: Gabriel Fernando. president: