The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-09
The Hnnt.ise Farce At IL Sssosd.-slowly


lie political meetings are for the most part held
but then there are others who choose to adopt ,
different course One Of those was one Of Ii.
Wing candidates for the Second Congressiona
District. He was not walking, nor yet in a SLOW
trot, but was, to use acommon phrase, running u
St Charles street to the Of action at the rat
of Hunt BY the time our corporosity came /,
anchor at the shrine Of Apollo, the Colonel had
arranged his table in the Bar room, a very narrow
platform By the bye, and placed on il a number o
his tickets. But a very short time interviewed be
tween this precautionary movement of the CoIone
and the calling the meeting to order--which wal
done without preface by John E. Caldwell. George
w. Shaw was next nominated as President, and
William Lyle as Secretary. As soon as the pre-
sident had slated what ought to be the object Of
the meeting, Mr.. George Y. Bright proposed the
following resolutions, which are OerJatim the re-
solutions said to have been passed at the Shades
meeting, the night previous
h asss,a: That hs meeting The mode d voting
Districts 81 & Municipality IS Just and IL" Conform
abe 70 party usage and most convenient voters Of
en- Mdsgs tie
day Of Angus, atIao'cIoek n. In.
p ssssd y y s
n 70 I p hs g nompa,s
the next Congress and that fsy 10 aui6orized to m anT
Ressirs That mee,ins procssa forthwith to ballot for
twelve delegates from this Dstic: and that The Chairman
Rsselvsd That uran@oasy abide By the selection Of
support to ihe nominee the Donaldsonvie Convention
The resolutions were, of course, seconded, but
treading closely on their heels came an entirely
new series, proposed substitute by Mr.. VIM.
H. Hutton, of which the following is COPY
Vhereas. the voters in the Second Congressional Dsc
Of h01ans E soon BE- called 70 the Important duty
u s s sd Tasss PIC e
compare claims and nscaons ef the various pers ons
zeal ~orS t. an si
VII pest sassn TIE honor and interests Of the
poperhst thee delegates should be elected s. the people
omhs II, siisa ha dS.l the
esce IF wing history ard usage tina, these meetings should
q Ssse sScs e t h., voter. T3sisoIe
wss 4 bac Il the next seP
Be !. S %s ss. q
Msncpa,y e. nominate delegates % he said
wsd hs ss aud ss1a Of opnen and thai
vidua may be permitted disturb the action or se The
fs1f To
hod ss,r wafd meean as yearly a. possible. the
Rfsared That the second Monday in August next |, re-
sPcSuuiy as tine ana DOuads0nylle
he VI Ss p to
Losiana in GSnglss.
ay pscas rseo%msndsd to o i hod ,he,
NE within ten days previous to The assembling Of
Rssolved The. while ths meeting has fol confidence in
Wing sp coming Ss election Il t e
sasSn AND IN as nnwcrhy
friends sonor Wig principles BY Using secae mi ii 5ndn
expression Of opinion By Tie ws yoes nd tsn
ms R,sSIssa Thu, ri, ,,s.,i,r =, ..e.,
that the Convention assemble viii nominate eau
Conre 70 Of rs ue ~ NAM. Of tins District IN The next
tsr purity T. private and ENTERPRISE in public s ali 1t him
PIE. and himss 70 n0n'' 70 wing p''no
duy s e ne e sa The tic Thu. to do M
in Chi, tonsiassional District, hi. meeting gives EXPRESSION
enter the Convention ~ pere aSs vii
to &C. a. ss e T interests Of duty and
b The President Secretary, be forwarded 70 se
Convention shortly to assemble at Don
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Duno"s VI. Huht-Alunt-Hunt ior ever!'
~ Nv" W. - aiAer 'noseo mat tne substitute
pe Ieao 'esoi uon Dy RESOLUTION, up rose the stall