New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY rs, 1851
c9oral 4nteIlQenre.

Lafayette Square last night, to ratfy the nomna-
ton of delegates to the Philadelphia convention,
made by the State executive committee of the Ma
tional Democratic party, 1t was composed of our
best citizens-of those who were not attracted by
the display of fireworks, (beautifuias they were
nor the strains of fine music discoursed by the
band-but of those who felt real interest in the
proceedings.
The meeting was held under the following call
A grand mass convention of the friends OF
Andrew Johnson and of his reconstruction policy,
will be held in Lafayette Square, the evening
of the oath inst, at O'clock, for the purpose OF
ratfying the nominations of delegates to the Ma
| tional Union Convention, 10 be held at Phiadel-
| phia on the 18th of August next. D..
| few minutes after the meeting was called
to order by G. f. Glrardey, Esq, who proposed
the following list of officers:
| Fresident--JAMEs P. FRERET
| PRESIDENTS:
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son Wi'T @ an son sn @ e. ss 5ea fsn f9Set @ 5 "Te w.
trtenwood j l. Levy Il MeC osFsy D r Scan an Henry
wn LaEsjs q DfS' RnsgSn RF Sa Hani + D
Jne G sinno,t s. pite,J b b,n l9omag Murray (
G. Bfeauz, n. Lea. &c ara stith W NJ Sempie, John
G. s6s nhey sss Geo cS'S Sr Eaa N T.
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G Ga,nes THIS Henderson, W. A Vlolett NJ Musson,
5pse. e5n:s RHa HdTaa Rfae a5bs5s
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Gee Gronan, B i'm VI 4 Gordon il B6zea belocbs
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thur Gastne n Hbi@sy, Gha john cfsvfGTd +
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+ adler T. II ehrna9 W 4qrtings = n DIT DrhemPeE @
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ling, John L. Thieleu, Theo' I4enaux, j. l. Lewis J. b
sen, SoltRg NJ frsaay tEas Conn James PIllPs ST.
Puida, S Gringalt, Louis Power J F. Bartheeny' George
nsf29 ed fdnc@an T TReo csE M5aho e pSye9
Carroll Francis B9rge, q GrilieT C5as Fraqtz Geo
L Percy S: P: sah5o 2 coadTs 9ia!ant '1' ssy
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Dr. austin joih Bgeen JOIN Fitch Gabriel Gorreog;
Alfred fh, 3 Ra5me Firm WR an FernT i Ira Robert e. mHqXgh
wade A. w. Bos,gorth, J. G. aas r. ~ Pastear p pai.
SAINT Thomas D sler Joseph arro Joseph Gohn Charles
Burkc, wm Wcefe ben tieT u StarR Alfred KearnS
g CLARK, George W. UhristyJ u McLearnr A D. Kelley L.
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SECRETARIES.
~ F. Bgney, J. R Curren, L. W Austin, Edw. Burmudea
~ Deroes'
The choice of officers being approved, the frs
s,,aol;er introduced ,yas Mr. William NJ Rando1Db
;, yI ss, ~
ne was suCteeueu py MI a, ~ oeueH IL, "h
| Walter ii. Rogers, Esq. we are unable to Civ
even an outline of the remarks made by thes
rar,,eman They shnr1d he renortnd in fnll Fl
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s. nave justice uohe theln' Inc REMARKS OF e"e
bore upon the same sublect-the necessity OF Civ
inn support to the President in his warfare wit
~ 3 .o,l, ,,,;c;s., - +1,o 7,+- ,yF ,1,o
.no
ing ana ulseouhteilahClHS Lie ecHeIHes oI 'le Lou
isiana destructives, who are seeking, by revivin
the convention of ,64 to throw the State apai
irta' anorob, o,,1 confrsio,
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letter was reaa from 1uage Apell, giving NJ
hearty support to the meeting but declining
address them as requested, it being, in his opir
ion inconsistent with the judicial station he occr
nies
Iooso,,,t;o,,s odo,+el b,- +1e ,oon1o oF c1oroor7
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parish were also feaa' ~ #lllch 1hey second an
commend the action taken by the Democratic e.
ecutive committee of the State.
The following are the resolutions proposed
the meeting and unanimously adopted:
Eooo1yo5 That The first need of the neonIe
the State Of Louisiana is The establishment Of civ
government, which can never-tnke place until pc
sons and property are placed under the prOtecto
of the Constitution of the United States, aud N
State restored to her rights as a member OF Ii
federal Union:
Resot0ea Ihat the recent cs M 4 natonal s COZ 81
yenuon ol oeiega'es rom az tno tiaoI GtaGs -, y. W
~ " FmrtLaring u
siio ,ae p ts' IIal, bt b n
&C. A return of trienoIy feeling between the STATE
and promises the Accomplishment of his polio
the and peace and harmony 10 the national councils
RfSoIued, That we RECOGNIZE in the Preside
sagaciry, wisdom and firmness and the people
Louisiana now a1tlrm,ng thtr present and tut4
aeVotoh TO the M Nohstuo,9h o anu ,e "a Itws, p'eG
es ~ W htn;o5 az b1iP i; ta tti
Poicg sg nTH ot ,iS ~
nles set forth in the address Of those who cali