The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05


Al the general election to-day the electors of Or
leans are called upon to vote for Representative in
Congress and for certain State and Parish officers
The wings have nominated ALEX. DEcLouEr for
Governor, DUNCAN F. KENNER for Lieut. Gov
ernor, and LOUIS BoRDELoN for Auditor of Public
Accounts. The democrats have nominated JOSEPH
WALKER for Governor, J. B. PLAucHE for Lieut.
Governor, and ZENoN LEDoBx for Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts. All the qualified voters of Orleans
are, Of course entitled to vote for each of these
offices. All the electors Of Orleans on the east
bank Of the river, and living below Canal street,
are entitled to vote for Representative in Congress
from the First Congressional District and the can
didates are, on the part Of the democrats, EMILE
LAsERE, and on the part Of the wings, o. P. JACK
SON. ALI the electors of Orleans on the east bank
of the river and living above Canal street, as well
as those living the west side are entitled to vote
for Representative in Congress from the Second
Congressional district; and the candidates are, on
the part Of the democrats, j. C. BEATTY, and on
the part of the wings. c. M. CONRAD.
Three Senators are TO be elected from the Sena-
torial District composed of that part of the parish
Of Orleans lying on the east side of the river; and
of these three is to be chosen to fill the unex-
pred term Of M. NJ Reynolds, resigned, the other
two being elected for the full term of -four years.
The wing candidate for the uneKpred term is FE-
LIx LABATUT; the democratic candidate is JUNIUs
BEEBE. The wing candidates for the two full
terms are T. G. HUNT and CYPRIAN DUFouR; the
democratic candidates are CHARLES F. DAUNoY
| and WILLIAM DUNBAR.
Representatives are to be chosen from all the
Representative Districts. The following are the
candidates:
FIEsT DISTRACT Extending from The line of Jefferson
ssh g ths middle 81 Benjamin Es!ee and Thaa
D'mFF s Il FF' if%H' "his-Y wv " E %ah'"'
SECOND DIsrR1qT-E Extending from the last MENTIONED
limits 10 the middle OF J9ls street until i strikes the New
Dsm.-Wm Monaghan, Whg-E. I, Parker.
:. 1San eV W Gross. " &. J. I sslio''
THlRD DIsTRIcT-Co Comprising the residue of the Second
Dsm a1I5a IL CadEe Why H. Avery.
John 9. ILarue, NJ Harley,
q g W 5fi%non & n n GgR@ amSSarliu
jas u A. stGS a.aiuet. Tb o. ss6c5 6ny
| FOURTH Observation-Disclosures from the middle of Canal
R Ran @dd S Fl hon ' i0s Until . s Sb the
Canal-three Representative Candidates:
Dem.-Wm Silk Whig-F. A, Lumsden,
:. VIM 1'S sksareI :. VIM n, NJ Fleming
FuTH from the la1t mentioned linn;
street until its intersection wh the Bayou St Jshn thence
s Road ihsnoe son9 Ssid G iosd pnt saoRss &
Ds4.@flsmsnt Ramos, WEiF.R q CSsisiano,
Louis st. Martin, G. Drsux
nicpeity-twO Representatives. Candidates.
Dem.-ppongten. Augustin' Whg-E Boupy
| Charles Agalsse. Il. BaTthe.
SEVENTH DsTRICr-EztendiBg from the middle of Espls
made street to the middle Of Champs EIysees Itest-tw
DemllmPsuI III Tb6STi' Vvbir-F C. I,aviIs
| e. Samuel B. Davis Piacide CanOnge.
EIGHTH misunderstanding from the middle of Champ
Eysees street to The middle Of Enshen street and Lafay
Dem.-Wm. II. Wilder, Whig-B OUgatte
Lawrence GarVey Henry MaroOu.
NINTH DIsTRIcT-E from the middle of Engheir
street and Lafayette Avenue to the lower limits of the
Parish--One Representative Candidates:
Dem.-LOuis Z. Collins, WhE-Francis s. Bartlette.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures Representative. Candi
Dem.-Peter Marcy. Whig-A. B. seger.
In addition to these, Parish officers are to bt
elected, to wit: Sheriff, Coroner, five Clerk
for the five District Courts of Orleans, and JustcC
and Constable for each Justices Court in the parish
The Justices of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
are six in number, and are elected follows: the
First Justice, by the electors of the First and Sec
ond Representative Districts; the Second, by the
electors of the Third Representative District; the
Third, by the electors of the Fourth Representative
District; the Fourth, by the electors of the Fifth
and Sixth Representative Districts; the Fifth, by
the electors of the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Rep
resentative Districts land the Sixth, by the electors
of that part of the parish lying ON the right banl
of the river. The Constables of the Justices
Courts are elected in the same manner as their re-
spective Justices.
There are also Assessors and Collectors of Taxei
to be elected in each Ofthe Representative Districts