New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4 1852
DAILY CRESCENT.

DAILY CRESCENT |
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
oF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
wHIG STATE coNyENTIoN.
,s-.,l 81. BAros RousE November 90 1852
The Wing State Convention met this day at IL o'clock
at the Hall of the House Of Representatives
James NJ. Eam Of Baton Rouge, called tbs Convention
to order by nominating President ieB Col g. M D.
Clark of Fast Baton Rouge, and as Secretaries
John T. Layet, of Baton Rouge and Iieylger Of New
Orleans.
Mr. b, g. Sage Of NewOrIeans offered resolution
hch adopted that committee of five be appointed
by the chair to report permanent officers for the conven
ton. z
The President appointed that c5mmittee. @ Sage
Col. WIN Christy, Judge G. Morgan, Judge D. r. oys
den and L, Favrot ,57
After brief absence the committee through its chalr
ran presented the faIong report embracing The per-
ranent organzgton Of the Conventions and which was
unanimously adopted:
ParspsNr-Coi g. ~ D. Clark, Of East Baton Rouge
v,os-Pnnsprsrs-Co VIM. Ghrjsty, Of Neworlsans; J.
n. Elan, of Baton Rouge; H. H. Day, Of st Mary Col
H. H. Douglass, of Caddo.
sscRErAnIgs-John d. Layet Of Baton Rouge, L. Heyi-
ger, OF Neworeans -
The President taking his seat assured the members
of the Convention that he taken by surprise by the
honor that had been conferred upon him to
preside over such an assembly, representing did the
whie party Of this State party which although appa-
renty conquered was never subdued he could not but
congratulate his fellow wings, who after so disastrous
conflict. had assembled in such numbers to throw their
banners the Winds inscribed with the true principles of
reform for which the whg party Of this State
had faithfully zeuiousy and successfully battled In
conclusion he admonished the members Of the Convention
Of the great Importance Of their abors of the necessity of
dscardng personal and selfish and Of con-
ducng the business delegated tn their charge with sin
gle eye to the honor the welfare and the prosperity of
Louisiana
The Chair thereupon suggested to the Delegates the
ia in ~ ne
sDective delegations. ..,...,. ~ - ai
Wbereupon, it appeared that the following Parishes
we're represented by the following Delegates
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
PARISH OF ORLEassFTst Rerrssentntiee Disftc-Janes
B Walton. II Leoyy } pierson. Shaw, A Mazu-
rean Robert Brown, John Bachino IL IL strawbrdge,
Madison Day. Adoiphc Layet. -
Secuad Representative Djsirct-Chas Mobiles W Red
wood Parker, Saunders, } carreil,J j II Mad
dox. N X Jennings. Kelly. .
Third Benysenfaise Distric-guthbert Bulitt B Sage
W II Adams wsrraI. cd, VIM Christy. Henry Goodrich,
James Bonner. N Forsay 'Vn Emerson Hhtzelbcr-
ger. s G Risk, Rapdell Hunt ssa
Tot, Rrpressrfqtire Bistrict-J b Bouligny Lums-
denJ W Duplcssis, " Fleming jules Delarue Alexan-
der Stuart +5 $4JCs4GE aNgis 5
Yfih Representative DistrcfL Gagnet, saloy, chas
Robinson, Geo Clark. J Hernandez.
Sirth Representative Distrct-F l. George Norrls, ii
Rowan L Heyliger. l. Gagpet. ta5. sgs. :
SspenM Representative Lfsrtct-J A Diaz, A Lusto, IL
Castelanos r Auzant. 49,, -. y.s-, .5 ~
James Brooks Leefp, and Delegates to the City
Convention, y W Burton, NJ Ii Breen, j Leefe and
Hernandez
Ninth Representative Distrtd-.J W Laidlaw, W Ray
mond. M r Ghene, J Aguiilard VIM Salzman.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
PARlsH of PLAqv railsEs-Not represented
ST BEasARD-Sot represented.
JrFFgRsos-C I Beauviss, N Commandeur Beauvais,
Dugue jr.
sr CnARLEs-Not represented
Sr. JoHs THE BaPrisr-Not represented. f7.s5gf
ST. JAaEs-Emile Legendtc Emile Lecoui Gabriel Aime
Armant- jr Joseph Landry jr Paul Thibodaux Geo
Mather, Valentine GaudiD.
cEnsior-Capt A Powell, ..S1r lL5s-
AssuMrrIoN--Not represented. -S 4!
LAFouRcHs IsrERloR-G S Ouion J S Williams, Aush
lain, Barker, Dr. A Mcleod, J Remont, Dr. I Head
| jean Webre, II Bernard. a Thibodaux, Allen, G
| Abribat Aubers. s Daunis. NJ Bourg, Harang. P
Key. -s s-<s-
TEBReBossE--Not represented '.s ssf l5.ss 3.
IBEEyiiLE-J Ii Randolph. George Troxcer. Thos Wha
ley, B Capdpyilie. Samuel Trevor. j l. Petit "
Dradburn IL Deblieus, zencn Labauye. j A DardeDne
Paun Dupuy J Geie Jules SELLER Geryais Schatre
Benj Deblieux. Michel Hehert Faustin Depuy, L Wat
Col II Stewart AdoIphe Grass. DR. X Chrstin,
c Camp, Grbert. zenpn Btorin, Fasn Breaux, Col.
Robertson. YIN Williams, Joseph Leblanc. G Stripger
IL w Hooper, Jas II johnson, Charles Slack, Sugg
Charles 15ooksh
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
4 sr. TAs1MAwy-Not represented " e.
1 WAsHiNGToN--Notr OF represented. -
| sr. HslExA-D W Thompson, W W Carter, Julius Il
4 Wilson. 4S sr9 @ s,ts
LIsIscsroN-Not represented.
EAST FELLtcfaNAR Flower. s johnson. w ii Atkinson
w d j Warner, A 5 Norwood. A W Dent, Ii skpwth,
WEsr FEL.eIaNA-J Bailey, Ii stanard z IL Hail
u u
| WEST BsroN RoueE-yalmont IIebcrt, Charles smitI
A N Ksan, " Lyle D r chinn, " Lennon
Lohdei. G Pipes. W Pope John Buhler. Louis Favro
j Durable Alex Barrow, VIM i Chamberlain, ii Bergt
ron Bernard pryronm. + White Samuel McFadden. IL
Allen, Adolph Dupuy Louis Petit, Joseph Breaux,
Babin, NJ D Clark NJ Leblanc W Brnnssard l. Jolis
ssintc, TW Leblanc, sol Stewart,J B LaBauve, Gu
| LaBauve, Woods, James Q Woods and slyyani
Bourg@ - = b..
Easr is.ros Roucr-Ccl IIicky Frederick Arbour sr
D Conrad. GEN Joseph Bernard, Bonnecase, C SLOW
Jordan Holt i, NJ Young Judge I Morgan John Tllan
Rppf, Thasn n8vnl1 Sr
RobtT Young, John J McCaa Stephen Roberts Keir
peter, George Gang " T Gunnard, James Morgan J
Layet. Eugene Lanone, Avery: John Barrow, Sly
polite Behrnes. -t
PorsrE CourEENot represented. +S
| CoNcoRprA-Not represented.
TENsAs-samlS IS Bowman by proxy.
/ ST. MARY-Wisen Mekeoroh, Richard II Day,D Cor
way. "a '-.
j sr MAnrlv--G A DcBlanc, II L Gates.
ST. LANDRf-Not represented.
IAFAfErTE-Not represented.
yERMrILloN--HL L Gates. j A Leblanc by proxy,
oYELLEs-Thomas B Wates Lean Bandelan
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. 5
4CAIcAsrEr-Not represented. 'sts-
RAplDEs-Not represented,
SABisE-Not represented. ..-, r.-. .5-tirr
NATcHITocHEs--Not represented ..4ss..,
DE- soro John Jordan. Henry Laffard, Flame
Moses Davis, J Il Rochelle, " baldwin, G Burns,
Smith, Benz Ransom W Crosby ,.l
CAppo-Judge Roysdon s Grain. Q G Young,
Wood N Moore Nj Ford, W Pegram, W W George, Rc'
ben White, Bealle.
CLAlBoksE-J Layet, ] NJ NcCutcheon, by proxy
SBIENyILLE-Not represented -'f'U,''
CALDwELL-Not represented '--e
UnloN-Jas r Caldwell. ~ -l.. -N
ouAcH,rA-T Scarborough, Jas D, McEyery, John
Dinkgrave. r- -.' .f<-f -- n
MokEHousE-Not represented. r=s.. .-..t
JAcKsoS-Not represented
| FRAHKIIS-Not represented
. CArAHouLA-SamuelS s. Bowman and Ouacbita deleg
ton
MAplsoN-Not represented.
'CARnoIL-Not represented.
WiSS-Not represented.
Mr.. N. II. Jennings presented the following resoutio
which was unanimously adapted:
Rssosed That committee of five be appointed to repo
to this Convention tho basis which tho vote for Il
several officers to be nominated, shall be given;
further that the said committee report rules and rrgul
tons for the government of this Convention
= The chair appointed on said committee: N. r. Je
nings of New Orleans Col j. Walton, of New Orican
l. Scarborough, of Ouachta; j g. White Of Lafourc
Interior; and octave Cornay. of st. Mary.
Mr. Z. j. Carrel of New Orleans, moved that the &c
venion adjourn until o'clock
Said motion being amended by Mr. 8. G. Risk of N
t Orleans that the Convention take of fife
N minutes it was adopted.
% On re-assembing Mr.. N r. jennings on behalf of t
committee, presented the following report. which W
unanimously adopted M I'm z.--SE
. The committee appointed for the purpose of adopt
rules for the of the Convention and for ba
upon which this Gonyunont shall vote for candidates
t be selected by it, etc, beg to report as follows:
That The basis upon which this Convention shall vo