The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-17

PRESENT month, viz Pr
e M,rdock. Greene Hudspetb, til
Hta (hre,ien. James Morgan, w
Lucius Dupre, Ohvers LaneuI' a
W.. S. Campbell, Gerasime h,enaru, n
VIM Moars. Francis Cullom, 7
Tast;a8 TlgpyS John Ihienemann, II
3 b. MeRherson, Jonathan Harris, II
Judge Hallarn. Fl
IN motion Of Mr.. jacques Dupre, Resotued a
Vaat iii the sense ofthis meeting, our Delegates Y
3! seaaested 10 vote for WV. DuREys as our !
choice foF Governor; and in case he is not a
,be nontaee Of The Convention, that they then ]
their votes for the candidate that will con,
~centrats lie WING suffrage ofthe State and al
s. IS yss sRs same discretionary power IN reia-
tion u lie nomination fol the Lieutenant Coy
ernor.
After some discussion, i was
Resolved, That W. nominate candidates for
The Offices Of Senators, Representatives Clerk
and Sheriff.
Thsu. oa molten. the Delegation from each
police Jury Ward retired separately 70 make
their nominations for aaia Offices, and the Con
~vention adjourned u nses again az O'Clock.
AZ q o'clock r. MI, tke Gonsention vas again
calledto order, and the reports from the different
Wards received. Ate the reports had been
read, and the votes cdNntsd III following gen
tlemen we're declared duly elected fofthe offices
TO which their names are attached
For The Seaa
Jacques Dapre, R'es SFaasanq,
For The House Of Rsprsssa es. Z
Louis Bordelon, Jghn n NaeqinpI,
! Benz. r.. Rogers, ". " Gai1poeli'
Br. John A. Taylor.
For Sheriff, Pierre Roy. h
For clerk, A. Garrigles. q
ResoEeed, unanimously, That az the sense OF
this meeting, ii is the duty ofeyery WING IN the
Parish to support the mink p this Conven.
Q tion. and that the members will use eveH homo
rable means in their power to ensure she nee
ton of each and every person named onRiheli
ticket.
9 ResolUed, That the thanks Of this %rneetiesg BE-
! given to the officers, for their patient and cour
9 teous attention this day, and to Mr.. p. Roy r.
! the use of his room.
After which, the Convention adjourned SIN
die. GEO. hlNG' fres'deas'
= JosErH ErTER, Secretary.
GREAT TIMES, THESE, FOR EDIToRs.-0
: Monday last we received papers from the "a
! arom July Q to July 8 inclusive. NO mai y
u ARRIVED for taro peeks before
i ANOTHER RAcE.-Dr. Scranton and Mr. M
a rarlt's two nags come together again one
= track on Saturday next, in a stretch Of fourtet
a. arpents. for $500 a side. Wen see who bea
nd this time.-Look out Doctor!
0arMR. CHARLES DERBIeNY has beer non
= -nateg, (and has accepted The nomination) TO r
y as the Na.iUc American candidate fog Govern
i ,ettheaext election.
In GrThe FeIiciana FNhig states that sol
nd scountreIs in that nelghhorhood NKe steal
On. children from the plantations. Two we're tax
hat from ,Cspt. Sturgess', about fouE niles bel
Clinton. One escaped from the thieves, g
aht The alarm, and the citizens are uo pursuit
E e
the aThst good and pithy journal,
At Tropic, has.had anaccessidn d il o~flate, VIII
he does notpatEt bock whG II y now publ
his cd and edited by McC sawyer& Fland'
'ver May yon DsYsr n qaoins, gentlemen.
EEoRspNs Hday, the 23d uit., the
ster session III the latare Of the new Stat
sing Florida aSses at Tallahassee. The il
ibid, gqEativn q Moseiy took place on the 2
NY EHR rRopmH TO the victims Of the
mics taslsophe Be Marquette, we have to add
sded following 5 have since died of their woui
J8lsat azard. ID snginerr Hannibal, b
mas. sS engineer VIM. Ramsay. Of AlabaI
sae, Joha Melton, Of New Albany, Ind. two /
AIRED nanea unknown; Bernard Osborne, a boy a
not twelve years old Afargassas Iroys five y
4 his old Mary Anne TFoy. seVe lssan years old
The GlloNing AFRO ii 30 dangerous a cond
n that ii Is feared they willhe sdSn added /
2 TAI mortal catalogue &C. Daniels,
10 no Hankins, Jean Dearman and John w.
The The captain and engineer have been aF4ai
before the Criminal Court for causing tue
dent.
4 but THos. w. DoRR.--On THURSDAY, NE
man uls.. me senase 2. naOas islana Pss "a s
~. sra,ion ~ Thomas WI. Dorr. with prOvisiS
The his restoration 70 al the privileges q el,lse'
unday 49, oO" ~ = ,ha fal,o,sios Sss ~ s House 10 =
"Now that Dorr has been let out Of prison
probable that after the first burst of patri
on account of his liberation. neither he NJ
y the principals will be much thought Of. Th
AuoL- passed the Senate without a division.
House the vote was 81 to o."