The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

WllEn lOT Governor, Oh the possibility Of mar
monizlng all elements and of forming ticket
for the State convention, now report as fol-
lows:
Pursuant TO the kind invitation of the Wiltz
Guards your eOmmittee proceeded to their
hall on Friday, the twentysixth OF Septem-
hef, and there were met BY representatives Of
stbe different clubs, whose presence had been
Nfxpeeted. but several OF the delegates being
Mplet to exhibit credentials Ia proper form, 1t
fxdeemed advisable to adjourn until Mon
0lgV, the twenty ninth Of September.
Pending the adjournment we SIS we'll as the
numerous supporters OF the Hon. A. d. Sau-
cier having been made aware OF the kind and
self-sacrliicing conduct OF Capt. Lesseps,, IN
withdrawing from the contest and In tender
ing to us his most welcomed and appreciated
support, and being OF the opinion that tho
end has been attained and that there Is no
further need OF their service, now report
these facts to your honorable body and re-
spectfnlly ask to be discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
PAUL E. VOORHEES,, Chairman !;
NV. VINET,
." JOE GARIDEL.
HALL or THE You've MEE's DEMOCRATIC AND
Uvnssrva vativs Club Of the Fifteenth Ward,
AlRiers. September 20. 1879.
A large meeting was held ct the Texas Hal,
in the lower section OF the fifteenth ward, and
LA b0nG tide voters signed the roll. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected as
officers OF the above named club: Hon. Il. A.
Wiltz, honorary president; Patrick Hennes-
soy, president; I'll. james, first vice president;
Thos. Reneca, second vico president, f. Hart
man, third vice president, L. Beveps, fourth
vice president: John Redmond, secretary; NJ
J. Barrett, grand marshal; George Ferris,
| sergeant nt-at-arms.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resotped, That we urge upon al the voters
OF the fifteenth ward to unite with us and
give their united support to Hon. Louis A..
Witt for Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
BE 1T further resolved, That We urge upon
all the delegates to the State convention to
nominate him unanimously on the first bal
] lot as deserved compliment paid him for the
uusalfish services rendsred the State.
BE IL further res0ired, That this Club will
not support any delegates on the third OF De-
| tober except those who will cast their votes
solid for the Hon. Louis A. Witz for Gov
ern0r. .=
The DEMOCRAT was elected the official jour
nal pf tne club. The meeting then adjourned
subiect to call.
Last night g number OF young men OF the
| Third District met ut the Lusse Brewery,
corner OF Chartres aud Spain streets, and or
ganzed Witt club.
On motion, Mr.. Jno q. Boehlar WAS called
to the chair, and he Stated that the Object Of
the meeting was to form Democratic glub
to be composed Of young men residing il this
Immediate neighborhood who were in favor
OF Gov. Wiitz.
On motion OF Mr.. Paul Boos, II was re-
solved to name the club "ihs usse Wlde
The following officers were elected:
Honorary Prosident-Henry Iusse, Esq.
Presidaut-Anthony Dowd Esq
First Vice President-John e Roehler, ,Jr.
Second Vlcs President Michael Green.
Third Vice President-Joseph T0Diu
Secretary-Joseph Fsrrar.
Treasurer-Charles N. Desports.
Marshai-Alfred Jusse.
| Assistant Marshal-Philip Gfascio.
Ssrgeant-at- -Arms-ThO,nas Dowd.
Assistant Sergeant at-Arms-Alex Brown.
A COMMITTEES OF three was appointed to Iii.
vite Messrs. A. Sambola, John s. Tully and
other gentlemen to address the club to-mor
row night at 80 O'Clock. Over one hundred
names were subscribed to the list OF MEM
bers, when the meeting adjourned.
At meeting of the young men OF the
twelfth ward, held at Schmitts Hall, corner
OF M..reDgo and Magazine streets, a Damo-
cratic and Conservative club was organized,
under the name OF the e. R. Chevaliey Cadets.
The following gentlemen were elected to
serve: Hon E. 4. Chevaley, honorary presi-
dent; John Milhas, president; Jos. Hambur-
ger, vice president, - e. Green, secretary;
o. jackson, treasurer; E. Schrciber, sergeant
att arms; Theo. Jackson, marshal. Seventy
three bona .fde voters signed the roll, and
unanimously indorsed Eug. May for president
of the central club and Hon. u. A. Wiltz as
their first and only choice for Governor,