New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02


Editors and proprietors of the n. o. Tribune:
GENTLEMEN-Do you recognize as the ex-
ecutive committee of the Radical Repub.
lican party the committee presided over by
Rufus Waplcs or the committee appointed
by the convention, of which B. F. Flanders
is president?
Governor Flanders called Captain Ingra.
ham 10 the chair and suggested to the
mover that he withdraw the resolution as
it was not right to fight these side issues
Mr.. Lewis declined to withdraw the reso.
luton, and urged its adoption.
Judge Heistand thought action at present
was premature. Messrs. Wikemore, Jarvis,
and K. H. Isabel coiucided in these views.
A motion was made and seconded to lay
nays were called for with the following re-
suit: yeas, II nays Z.
David Wilson offered the following resolu.
tion:
Resolved, That the central executive com.
mittee Of the Radical Republican party OF
Louisiana cordially indorse the platform
adopted by the Radical convention, held at
the Mechanics Institute, and its entire pro
ceedings.
| Upon lis adoption the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result: yea
| 20: nays 5. The members voting may cX
| planned in general that they indorsed the
| platform in part, but not in whole.
| David Wilson offered the following reso
luton:
Resolved, That the central executive com
mittee shall be composed of OnC-Aalf white
and one-half colored.
Further resolved, That the president sha'
appoint committee of seyen,- whose duty
| it Shalt be TO increase the committee so i
| shall be so equally divided.
The president ruled the same out of order
| as this committee could not create its mem
bers in any particular manner.
Mr.. 1ngraham moved the following resolu
tiou: That the secretary notify every mem
Der of this committee residing in this cit
to attend its next meeting, or give writer
reply as TO their consent to serve, or the
names viii be erased. Which was, on me-
ton, adopted.
Mr. Pemberton moved that this commi
tee call the parish committee TO meet nea
Friday evening.
Mr.. Pinchback moved to amend to Wet
nesday, the 10th July. Amendment acccptc
aud the motion was then adopted.
The committee then adjourned TO meet c
Thursday, the il.h July.
Election of Delegate.
At the election for delegate last night
represent the fist ward in the parish exec
, tive committee, Mr.. g. W. Nader W
a chosen.
/ Firs5 District Recorders COurt,
f.. and battery, was fined five dollars. Char
/, Duris, for disturbing the peace of the c
/. railroad cars, contributed S2j toward p;
t ing the expenses of the city. Sarah Dori
as being an improper person on the RI
J. page, was fined an y.
!. A number of drunks was summarily {
/. posed OF by fines, and few cases were c.
L tinucd.
Lcanders Come TO Grief.
3, Strange as it may seem, in the hot sunni
davs little boys feel an almost irresistl
S attraction toward the "pluvial drops
II collected in the shape of 'thc aqueous
e the Mississippi and the basins. Oar Di
|. Contributor entered the sanCtum ycstcrd
J, and informed us in high glee that the bl
coated guardians of the public decency, d
he by virtue of their high office, seized reno
~ lessly upon sundry and divers urchins, W
without the fear Of the law before IL
n eyes, were splashing in the old basin
30 the river, their costumes being too cla
ed cally statucsque for notions OF modern
corum.
=. In the morning they were brought bel
the awful front of Recorder Ahern who
at | posted them IN the scales Of justice. Th
NJ who were weighed and found wanting W
lr fined five dollars per head. The others W
kindly allowed to "scoot."
y Charge of Perjury,
Mrs. Ann Riley brings charges agai
nc Sebastian Sbsa and Frank Qulrk resp
OF lively, of perjury aud subornatlon ofperju
"a The affidavit states that Sbisa was indu
1n bv Ouirk to swear that Ann Riley, the v
OF Of Quirk, had committed adultery with h
Psiba), all of which Ann Riley declares
OF be false. As one of the parties j. pg tty '
as known, some spicy developments may
&C. expected, he, from old experience, know
=" all the ropes about deyorce cases.
II Yesterday morning the parties v
ne arraigned before Recorder Ahern. q
h9 was released on bond being given for
le' appearance in the sum OF $4,000. Ps
tp' in default of bail was sent TO the pa
- prison.
~, BureIaries,
y" The residence of Mr.. c. Y. La@ay, No.
St. Peter street, was entered by burg
., Sunday morning, and silver spoons
forks, two large vas 5, and other Valua
an. were stolen therefrom, valued at about
go. The spoons and forks were marked with
an. Initials c. V. L., Z. L., and Z. I.
Sds The residence of Mr.. L. PraSet, corne
~ Orleans and Robinson streets, the ll
y, part of which is used as q dry goods St
70 was bnrglariously entered before dayl
nts Sunday morning. A pair of gold spect5
pT, inn and few dry goods, valued at about
an were taken. No clue TO the lighting
on. gentry was obtained.
sellipg of Meats,
A number of the principal butchers in
}, markets have signed petition Tor
ma passage of an ordinance prohibiting
nS i9' sale of meats in the public markets
.cu. @ ten o'clock A. NJ. during the sum
.toa "a months, instead of at twelve o'clock,
-Hcu I5a present. Those of the French and II
itG ne, markets have addressed communlcati
zen Ss DR.. Tebault health officer, on the sub
.nI We trust the city, fathers VIII ACT Oh
~. al, NJ a
III in conformity to their wishes ior the De
to ;oG of all concerned.
~ ~ Settling Up
the The teachers of the public schools
= have Just completed the financial
,do. gladly attended the summons that their
roll to the end of the month of June
mo. been duly approved by the proper aut
ties, and their salaries would be paid on
: bv This will furnish those who desir
- travel during the vacation the needfu
ted the Journey. MAY they enjoy themselv
ON. the disposition OF their holiday, and
the the weather be more propitiOus than
which they encountered yesterday.
Yellow Fever.
Three cases of yellow fever occurred
tiop week in the city, resulting fatally.
| os, Dougherty, native of Ireland, tw
nrc. seven years old, died at the charity hos
,tad Henry A. Gelston, sixteen years old,
into | tive OF New ! Olh, anu D. ID. DouOudl'
aTed tive of Mississippi, forty years old.
An Important Acquisition.
ared Chief of Police Adams received yestt
notice from a "Tomn somebody, W
y p. Justice of the peace in Shreveport, in
ing him that he had sent per steamer
INIT thieves who had been committing del
m to tions iu that festive city. The otfende
be it sent down to us because, in the langui
we the writer, 1--WE have no muricipa
that which will touch their cases.
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