The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
WHIG MEETINGS.

by Mr.. Greene Hudspeth, and adopted, that we
appoint Is delegates 10 attend the Wing meet
ing, which is to be held in Opelousas on the 18th
inst. Moved by VIM. Link and adopted, that
The following persons be named the said dele
gates, viz.
VIM. Moore, John s. Edwards,
Lastie G%uillory, 3. s. Haw,
Greene Hudspeth, Solomon Link,
Joseph Tate, HIS Dunbar,
VIM. Link, Lastie LaAenf,
VIM. 8. Campbell, George Hudspeth,
Donate Guillory, M. l.. Eggleston,
David Morgan.
Moved and unanimously adopted by this NEE.
ting, that the three first resolutions adopted by
a meeting of the citizens of the 9th Police Jury
Ward, presided over b philosophy. Richard OH the
21st June last, meet our most hearty Approval
and. that we adoptt them as the sense ofthiiai NEE.
ting. 1
Moved and adopted. that Mr.. Lastie Guillory
receive our thanks for his hospitable reception
and attention to the members ofthis meeting,
WIN. MOORE, Chairman.
MoReAN l.. EeGLEsToN, Secretary.
or At a meeting ofthe Whigsof the 7th Pc.
lice District, held at the residence of Mr. Syi.
vert Thibodeau, on The 5th inst, Mr.. Etienne
Daigle, ST.. was called to the chair, and, Mr..
Louis Guidry appointed Secretary.
The President having briefly explained the
object OF the meetiag; ON motion of, Mr.. Baptiste
David, it was
Resolped, That thir acknowledgement be choscnto
represent this district in the Wing Parish Con.
%yention, to be held in Opelousas on Saturday,
10Th inst.
On motion Of Mr.. Baptiste David, the follow.
ing gentlemen were appointed delegates:
Mr.Eti{qlne Daigle, Baptiste David,
Louis Gsdiidry, Name Jany.
Sylvert Thibodeau, Etienne Daigle fls,
Pierre q. Guidry. Edenard Brpussard,
Joseph q. Gnidry, Onezime 4. Guhidry,
Theodore Guidry, joseph Landry.
William Fisher.
Resolped, That the Wings Of the 7th Police
District will do every thing in their power to in.
sure the election ofalithe Wing candidates no.
minated by The Parish meeting.
Resolved, That all 1.-THE Wings arc requested TO
act with unity, to lay aside all personal obiec.
tiolls, and 70 support, with their utmost abilities,
the entire Wing ticket.
ReSotced, That our delegates to the general
parish meeting arc requested to support the
nomination Of candidates most likely to secure
the whole vote Of the Wing party.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published in French and English in;the
ST. Landry sWhig."
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting be
rendered to the chairman.
On notion, the meeting adjourned.
o.. DAIGLE, Chairman.
LOUIS GUEDRY, Secretary.
rAt a meeting Of thgsAwhigs of the Second
ington, for the purpose of nominating delegates
to the Opelousas Convention, the following ma.
med gentlemen were appointed
DC. Sittig, VIM. H. Bassett,
81 Y. Allis, J. b. Reeves,
Dr. L, Murph, m. Ofltt,
DR.. Z. j. Heard, L. Vanhille,
r. Z. Mudd, E. Dejean,
Chr. Steel.
0-At q meeting convened in Opeleusas for
the purpose Disappointing Delegates to the Wing
Convention, to be held in this place on Satur.
day the 18th inst, the following gentlemen were
apPointed:-
Cyprien Dupr6, ULCER Roy,
Felix Delean, Louis Prcedomne,
Lastie Dupre, DIR. Geo. Hill,
MD. Boatwright, Lastie Nezatt,
Jonathan Harris, Antoine Deyillier,
Theo. G. Littell, Eyariste nebailon.
James Morgan.
GAta meeting held in Petit Bots, for the
purpose q disappointing delegates to the Opelousas
convention, to be held on the 18th inst,
On motion, Mr.. I. C. Devillier was called to
the chair, and Gustave D6jean appointed Secre.
Itary.
The President having explained tho object Of
lihe meeting,
On motion. the following persons were appoint.
ed Delegates
Gustavc Dejean, Joseph ". Mayer,
Antoine Nezat, Cyprien Laronde,
Joseph M. Carriere, Hte. Mallet,
Louis G. Devillier, Alexandra Lanclos,
Valery Mayer, Andre Nerault,
n. G. Deyillier, Andre N. Robin,
Valerie Roy.
+. G. DEVlLLlER, Chairman,
GUsTAvE DEynAN, Secretary.
GEThe Anniversary Of our independence
was celebrated with more spirit by our c~itizens
than we had anticipated. The early part of the
day was pleasant, but about ono o'clock, tie
'flood. gates Of Heaven were opened, and the
way il rained was q caution toall who were out
without their umbrellas Every thing passed
off agreeably, and without accident, as far as we
can learn; and the day SO dear I oall, was forgot
ten by none. Below we give the proceedings,
as far aswe have been enabled to obtain them.
ST. CHARLEs CoLLEGE, GRAND CorEAU.-
The celebration Of this institution was held in il
large and well-arrangcd tent, put up on the
grounds, and conducted throughout with the usual
good order and taste displayed al the celebrations
Of this college, in the following manncr:-
IL keNdjnqS of the Tbaria ration nF@VnJ.wA-