New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-26

Conner, i. P, Concordia, Tensas and Madison. |
Conner, S. s., st. Tammany.
CottEnar, T.. Ascension.
Davidson, ". A., Livingston.
Davidson, 4. c., Sabine.
Declouet, A.. st. Martin and Vermillion.
DeBanc, A., St. Martin.
Dorsey, s. W, Tensas.
Dupre, L. j., st. Landry, Calcasiou and Lafayette.
Elan, J. p, DeSoto.
ElGee, J. K, Rapides.
Estlin, r. W, Orleans.
Fuseer, g. L., St. Mary. EtOn Rouge.
GLADDEN., A. f.. Orleans. land Orleans, RI Bank.
Gardere, T.. Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Bernard,
Garrett, l., Ouachita.
Gaudet, J. X, St. James.
Graves, Y. W, DcSoto. fFeliciana.
Gray, A. NJ, Avoyelles Pointe Coupee and West
Gill, W. n, Cacaseu.
Girard, NJ. z. Lafayette.
Griffin, s. f., Union.
Hernandez, j., Orleans. land W. Baton Rouge.
Heron, a. s.. East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana
Hough, W. H, Caldwell, Catahoula and VIM.
Hodge r L., Caddo ,Natchitoches Sabine, ,DeSoto.
Hodges, R., Bienvile and Bossier.
Hongsworth, s., st. John Baptist.
johnson, T., lberve.
Kennedy, T. H., Orleans.
Kidd, W. NJ, jackson and Union.
Labatut, r.. Orleans.
Lawrence, E., PIaduemines.
LaRr0ue, G. T., Jefferson
Leblanc, G. O., Orleans.
LeBourgeos, L. s., St. James.
Lewis f., Bienville.
Lewis, J. L., Claiborne.
Lewis &. W, Orleans, Right Bank.
Mn haFsaa 4 T. Dssoo s2aees esado Sabine and Sofs Saeh
Marrero, A, ST. Bernard
Marks, l.. D., Caddo.
Marks, ]. n. Orleans. Ebonne.
Martin, R. c., Assumption, Ascension and Terre-
Martin, ]. r., Carroll.
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MelanGon, 0. T., Assumption.
Meredith. G. c.. Caldwell.
Miles, W, R, Orleans.
Michel, ]. j., Orleans.
Miller, j. T.. Co0cordia.
Moore, j., s.. Martin.
Mouton, A., Lafayette, St. Landry and Calcasieu.
MoCloskey, j., Orleans.
McCoIlom, A., Terrebonnc.
Mcfarland, H., Bossier
McNeely, s. W. Pointc COup6e.
Norton, n. o. H, Orleans.
Olivier, J. g.. St. Mary.
O'BryUn D., Vcrmiion.
Patterson W, East Felieiana.
Perkins, J. S., Laionrche.
Perkins, j., Jr., Madison, Tensas and Concordia.
Perkins. w. NJ, Orleans.
Peck, W. r., Madison.
Ptmberton, j., Orleans.
Picrson, A. H., Natchitoches.
Pierson, D., Vim.
Pike, W. s., East Baton Rouge.
Polk, II, NJ, Morehonse and Ouachita.
Pope, N W, West Baton Ronge.
Provosy, A., Pointe Coup6e.
Pugh. W, Assumption. [ton and St. Tammany
Richardson, H., Washington. st. Helena, Livings
Roman, A. D.. St James and ST, john the Baptist
R0selius. c., jefferson.
COzar, j. A., Orleans.
slawson, J. r., Orleans.
Smart, ". w, Rapides.
Swayze, T. T., ST. Landry.
Sammes, T. j., Orleans. [West FeliciGna
Stewart. c. D., Pointe Coup6e, Ayoycllcs ant
Sparrow, f., Carroll.
Sompayrac, j., N0tchtoGhes.
Scott, N. g., Claiborne.
Scott, T. W.. Fast Felciana.
Ssocker. w. T., Orleans
Smith, w. NJ. NJ, St. Mary.
Tappnn, 3. s., Orleans.
Talbot A., 1bervj!lc.
TalaGerro, ]. G.. Catahouia.
Taylor, r., St. Charles.
Taylor, J. A., st. Landry.
TeXada, L., Rapides.
Thomasson, J. S., Claiborne.
Todd R. B, Morehouse.
Towles J. T., West Feliciana.
Thicker, G. j., Lafourehe.
Valentine, NJ, Carroll and Franklin. lh0n
Verret, A., Terrehonno, Ascension and Assulnp
Warren W. B., Jackson.
Walker, A., Orleans.
Williams, I. A., East Baton Rouge.
Williams, J. A., st. Helena.
Williamson, G., Caddo.
Wilkinson, J. B., Jr., Plaquemine.
Wilt, P. s., Orleans.
York, T., Concordia.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to til
election of q permanent President The Hor
Alex. Mouton of Lafayette, and the Hon. 1saia
Garrett of Ouachita were placed in nomination.
The roll being called Qhe vote being taken Uir
Uoce) the result was announced: Hon. A. NJ 9toI
81 Hon. J. Garrett, Al; scattering l.
1t being announced that Ex- Gov. Winston, of ALI
bama, and Ex-Gov. Manning, of South Carolint
Commissioners for their respective States, wei
present motion was "''"o:-"''A''1 ~" ,.''
ting them to take seats within the bar OF the Col
venti0n.
On motion, q committee consisting of Messr
Lawrence, Heron and Roseiius, were appointed
escort the President elect to the chair. Presidel
Monton, having taken his seat, addressed the Co
vention in o brief but energetic manner. lie urge
the propriety of calm and careful dciberation, Al
most forcibly spoke of the necessity that our Sta
should maintain and vindicate her rights at any al
every hazard and closed with an earnest invoc
ton that Divine Providence would guide the mel
bers of the Convention in their deliberations, al
protect and assist them in their action. The !
marks of the President were warmly greeted
the large audience present, and despite the eftt
to prevent it, applause would frequently bre
| forth.
On motion, Messrs. Provosty, Heron and Semm
were appointed a committee to prepare rules
permanent use, and to designate such officers
would be required by the Convention.
Mr.. S. ". Dorsey of Tensas, offered resolut
for the appointment of a Committee of Fifteen
report g" An Ordinance of Secession, providing
withdrawal from the present Federal Union," 9
the resolution was adopted.
The Hon. j. Moore offered q resolution spec
ing the various committees to be formed by