New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-29

Mr.. A. Provosty withdrew the name of J. H. |
Hasey.
Mr.. r. J. semmes Withdrew the name Of E. G.
Kelly.
On motion by c. G. Brscoe, ordered that aEser the
second balbt, should there be no electioa, the
Convention shall proceed to ballot for the three
highest candidates voted for the second baRot.
The Convention proceeded to a second baaot,
which gave the following result, towit:
Messrs. Adams, Bonford, Bush, Clark, Cock,
Connolly, Cottman, Duifel, Dupre, Faqua, Garrett,
Heron, Hough, Hollingsworth, Johnston, Kennedy,
Leblanc, Marks, Martin of Assumption Meredith,
McCloskey, McCollom, Norton, Perkins Of La
fourche, Perkins of Orleans, Pike, Pope, Pugh,
Sparrow Scott of Claiborne, 5tocker, Taliaferro,
Taylor OF st. Landry, Tucker and Valentine, voted
sor J. T. Wheat-35 votes.
Messrs. Bonner, Caldwell, Carr, Davidson of
Sabine, Elan, Elgee, Graves, Gill, Hodge, Hodges,
Lawrence, Lagroue, Lewis of Bienville, Lewis of
Claiborne, Manning, Marshall, Marks Of Caddo,
Mcfarland, McEeey, Patterson, PieTson of Wnn,
Polk, Slawson, Smart, Scott of Fest Feliciana,
Tappan, Texada, Thomasson, Warren, Williams of
East Baton Roage, and williamson voted for
Samuel Hyams-Sl votes.
Messrs. Mouton, Anderson, Barrow, Bfiseoe, But
Ter, Conner of Coneordia, Dorsey, Estlfn, Griffin,
Miles, Michel, Miller, O'Bryan, Perkins of Madison
Peck, Provosty, Semmes, Stewart, Smith, Talbot,
Todd, Towles, Walker and York, voted far John
Claiborne-24 votes.
Messrs. Avegno, Bermudez, Benvenu, Deelouet,
DeBanc, Fuseer, Gardere, Gaudet, Girard, Her
nandez, Labatut, LeBourgeois, Marrero, Mefancon,
Moore, Olivier, Pemberton, Roman, Roselius, Ro-
zier, Sompayrac Verret, Wilkinson and Willis voted
for Albert Fabre-24 votes.
| And 3Iessrs. Barbin, Burton, Cannon, Conner of
| st. Tammany, Davidson of Livingston, Gray, Kidd,
Lewis of Orleans, Martin of Carroll Magee, Rich
ardson, Swayze and Williams of St. Helena, voted
| for Paris Childress-l3 votes.
REGAPITULATIoS.
Mr.. ]. T. Wheat received. ..............3 .35 votes
Mr.. Samuel Hyams received. ..........3l =.
Mr.. John Claiborne received. "a >.
Mr.. Albert Fabre received. -. .........24 3.
Mr.. Paris Chidress received. ..........13 :.
IotSt amount. ....-.......... iZl
None of the candidates having received an abso-
lutte majority of the vote cast, the Convention pro-
ceeded to third ballot, which gave the following
result, to.wit:
Messrs. Adams, Bonford, Burton, Bush, Cannon,
Clark, Cook, Connolly, Conner of St. Tammany
Cottman, Davidson of Livingston, Decleuet, De-
Heron, Hough, Johnston, Kennedy, Leblanc,
Lewis of Orleans, Marks of Orleans, Martin Of AS
sumption, Martin of Carroll Magee, Meredith
Moore, McCloskey, McCollom Norton, Patterson
Perkins of Lafourche, Perkins of Orleans, Pike
Polk, Pope, Pugh, Roselius, Rozer, Swayze, Stew
art Sparrow, Scott of Claiborne, Smith, Talia
ferro Taylor of St. Landry, Tucker, Valentine and
Williams of St. Helena voted for J. T. Wheat-54
votes.
Messrs Bonner, Caldwell, Carr, Davidson of sa
bine, Elan, Elgee, Graves, Gray, Gill, Griffin
, Hodge, Hodges, Kidd, Lawrence, Lewis of Bien
1 vile, Lewis of Claiborne, Manning, Marshall
Marks of Caddo, Mcfarland, McNeely, O'Bryan
Pierson of Winn, Slawson, Smart, Scott of Eas
: Felicana, Texada, Thomasson, Warren, William
of East Baton Rouge, and Williamson voted fo
j Samuel Hyams-3l votes.
5 Messrs. Avegno Barbin, Bermudez Bienvenr
X Gardere, Gaudet, Girard, Hernandez, Labatut, Ls
groue, LeBourgeois Marrero, Melancon, Mile:
o Olivier, Pemberton, Roman, Sompayrac, Verre
u Walker, Wilkinson and Wilt voted for Abel
Fabre-22 votes.
r And Messrs. Mouton, Anderson, Barrow, Brscoe
$ Buter, Conner of Concordia Dorsey, Michel, Mi
ler Perkins of Madison, Peck, Provosty, Richart
S son, semmes, Tappan, Talbot Towles and Yor
voted for John Claiborne-lS votes.
- REHABILITATION.
Mr.. J. T. Wheat received .............. 81 vote
! Mr.. Samuel Hyams received ........... 81 :.
Mr.. Albert Fabre received. ............ %
. Mr. John Claiborne received. ........ IS :.
Total amount of votes cast. l25
n None of the candidates having received reqr
site majority of the votes cast, the Convention pr
ID ceeded to the fourth ballot, which gave the foo1
ing result, to-wit:
OF Messrs. Adams, Barrow, Bermudez, Bonfor
Briscoe, Burton, Bush, Cannon, Clark, Cook, Co
oil nelly, Conner of st. Tammany, Cottman, Davids'
of Livingston, Dutfel, Dupre, Estlin, Fuqua, Ga
" dere, Garrett, Heron, Hough, Hollingswort
johnson, Kennedy, Leblanc, Lewis of Orea1
OF Marks of Orleans Martin Of Assumption Martin
Carroll, Magee, Meredith, Miles, Michel, Mool
of McCloskey, McCollom, Norton, Perkins of [
fourche, Perkins of Orleans, Peck, Pierson of Wiz
of Pike Polk Pope, Pugh, Roselius R0z!er, Sway
Stewart, Sparrow, Scott of Claiborne, Stock
ID Talaferro, Taylor of St. Landry, Thomassc
Towles, Tucker, Valentine, Warren, Williams
re- St. Helena and York voted for Mr. J. I. Wheat
G3 votes.
le Messrs. Bonner, Butler, Caldwell, Carr. Conn
es of Concordia, Davidson of Sabine, Elam, Elg,
le, Graves, Gray, Gill, Griffin, Hodge, Hodges, Ki,
cr- Lawrence Lewis Of Bienville, Lewis of Caibor
TT, Manning, Marshall, Marks of Caddo, McIarlal
as McNeely, 0 Bryan, Patterson, Proyosty, Rcha
nd SON. Smart Scott of East Feliciana, Tappan, 7
bot, Texada, Williams Of East Baton Rouge, a
I'd, Williamson voted for Samuel Hyams -34 votes.
re, And Messrs. Mouton, AVegno, Rarbin, Benvel
ut, DeCloGet, DeBlanc, Dorsey, Fusilier Gaudet, {
IN ard, Hernandez, Labatlt, Isagroue, LeBourgec
er- Marrero, Meancon, Miller, Olivier, Perkins
e. Madison, Pemberton, Roman, Semmes, Sompayr
Smith, Verret, Walker, Williamson and Wilt yo
re- for Albert Fabre-29 votes
tin REHABILITATION.
Io1 Mr.. J. T. Wheat received. .,........... 81 vol
Or Mr.. Samuel Hyams received. ........., 81 =
lai | Mr.. Albert Fabre received ......... ...28 .
q. Total number of votes cast .........l24
None of the candidates having received rer
on site majority, on motion by Mr.. Lewis TeXada,
les, name of Mr.. Samuel Hyams was Withdrawn a
ck' candidate.
ork On motion by Mr. E. Lawrence, Mr.. J. 7. VIII
was declared the unanimous choice of this c
of vention for the Office of Secretary.
ms, On motion by the same member, two additic
ams members were appointed to the Committee of
ties. ception of the Commissioners from the States
ely, Alabama and South Carolina.
Y On motion by Mr.. Elgee, the Convention
iourned till to- morrow at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
on OSCAR ARROYO,