New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20
DEMOCRATIC cAUCUsLNG.

rid Of the Poctry!"
DEMOCRATIC C.aUCUSLNG.
| The democracy of the parish met last night at
the different precincts for the purpose of elect.
ing delegates to convention to nominate O
candidate for Judge of the First District Court
The friends of the different candidates turned
out in respectable numbers, and from the many
rival interests at stake, the voting was for d
while quite spirited A great many printed
tickets had been prepared, embracing several
sets of delegates to be voted for showing clearly
the warm rivalry existing in certain quarters.
The whole number of delegates elected was sew
enty mine. These will meet in convention on
Thursday night next, when the grand struggle
is to come off between the rival claimants.
There are at present ten democratic candidates
in the field against one independent, and the
object Of the present convention is to choke of
nine Of the first named, so as to bring forward
the unbroken strength of the locofoco party for
the overthrow Of the opposition. = f, .s, Z.
Who is to be. the lucky or unlucky individual
who is To Nteive the locofoco stamp Of com
Epetency, becomes, under the circumstances, a
matter Of extreme doubt. Many Of the claimants
are of equal merit, several are old citizens, and
others again may come under the designation
oi new men inc variety Oh interests re-
presented will doubtless create much division
and some excitement in the Convention, and it
sis not OF. all unlikely that, under the circum-
stances, some Of those who are now great favor
ties will be made the victims of compromise,
and have their names superseded by some, one
possessing less popularity but more ayaila biljty
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'.o' ny ~ VI 80 any
shou1u prepare tnemseives 70 meet tneir martyr
dom with becoming composure. Those who
win Be left ont of the GRAND Lottery viii of
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oouipo retre' iSpyin8- tne heiu " pe ulsputed
between the democratic pet and the candidate
of the, opposition. The squabble will be an
interesting one swhere;n there will te q oraot
=, ia.L ia, ?3l,a.,
outpouring OF Dreatn, patr1otlSm and drlnkBl
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soise Wnetnef u Wouiu De Pontlc 10 name q can
didate IN opposltion, or to stand aloof and
calmly await the result We shall see = ~
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ult rather amusing srcis with egardte the varou
Religions of the various editors Of the New York daily
papers IN aiht Of twenty individuals prominently
nected with twelve dsrent journals of that city there
are no two who believe In travelling the
through thia Their politics are not so far ssupdsr as
their poemics their writings as their religions They not
only our ABOUT the way OF getting to heaven but also
about what they reach when they have arrived Some of
ths,, Az 6..,da,,v a ~. a., ~ .h, i, q.
mos, -. !, i. .s..,s. = -I. 4. -. ~
w "'e = ~ u'r0AA"se ~ "nst Lucy ooh 'rrhtnea py
negatives tnan armatives as opposed to Satan and
all bis works but sadly unsettled in religions beiie or
as mt pnru,s srtIv n I'D T., . Via. ~ ,.o-.s, ,
$500. 4-.-.. - - "s.eAE vs. =
opp'eus sPli.uA iaPP'ngs anu tne capinet" = 0nf.
This In certainly branch of statistical knowledge
and information and o,o =, A. ~ -..,a..,.- !. 80
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seen opened before lt At the least novel not vary
- '-NfsNsAAs' wv Wv hob acol ratuer coupe-
Tent or inclined 20 initiate the example Of the Herald
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