The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

I SPECIAL eonae,ssMOEMct Or TINE MfAAlR
The Approaches CsavsasIes-Ths Cssssisu.
zion Already Prspared-Personnel Of the
Delegafes-lsaux or Nershera Dliseegens.
NEW ORLsAxs, Nov. l6-P. n.
Az the time approaches for holding the State
Convention to frame new constitution in accord
ance with the. provisions Of the Reconstruction
act increased interest Il manifested In the ques.
ton by Northern radicals % well 40 residents Of
the State. Many Of the former, who have been
interested in the past history Of the State under
Banks and Butler. have already arrived and will
hover about the Convention like buzzards around .
battle field. Every train brings in some Of these
hungry political hacks, who. in their own North.
ern homes, could not get poiceman's efice.
1t 10 such men - these that will exercise their
influence upon the moro ignorant members Of the
august body" OF blacks ash whites that assem-.
bled on the Esd inst In Mechanics Hall, rendered
memorable by the bloody riot Of July, 1866. II Is
pretty well understood that the new constitutio
has already been prepared by leading Guinea
radicals, but its provisions are not known.
The Convention numbers nnety.eight members,
about one.haf Of whom are yellow, bud or black.
The leading spirit. Of the Convention, VIZ; Crane,
Wicklife. NAPLES, "piain;'' Isabelle. dark
griffe - Pinchbeck. Eight grifie !" Bertonneau,
dark, and Lazard Rodriguez light mulatto, will,
Of course, carry. the more ignorant ones with
there can be no doubt the new constitution will be
one Of the most radical kind. Many Of those
named above are able debaters, and among the
colored there is considerable intelligence.
!. ! append . list Of the delegates
r. r. valfroit and Milton Norris Ascension parish.
0. h Hampstead and Robert Pondsxser, Assumption
Fielding Edwards and Henry W. Fuller. Avoysllss
George w. Raglan, Louis Francois and Victor n Lanss.
william lam 4 Cooley, Emile Bonusfol and rhecphis
Myers, West Baton Rouge and Point coupss psrishsa
" H. Twitcnell, Bienvils parish
inssn.n. Bsniais SeLsss .s and stt Antoine.
Caddo parish
John +. Ladeling and Thomas s. Crawford Caldwell
John Lynch, Thomas Harrison and ". L NcNillsn.
Carroll aud Aorehouse parishes
James Q. Taliaferro, Cauahoula parish.
W. Jasper Blackburn aud VIM. r. Aeadors, Claiborne
John g. Harris and James Il. Landsrs Concordia
J. B. Lewis and G. sndsr. De Soto and Sabine parishes
J. p. Nswsnam, Richard Lewis and John 0air, East
and West Fellciana parishes.
Curtis Pollard and Henderson Williams, Franklin and
p G. Desionde and William Brown, lbervilie parish
G. W. Furguson and John Scott, jackson and winn
j.. H. A. Roberts, Thomas N. Martin, r G Gardner
ana w. Daniels tded election) Jefferson parish
Fortune RiArd, Lafayette PARISH.
Daniel h. Reese and VIM. Murreil, Lafourche parish.
William Butler. Gusave Dnpart and d. D. Riggs, Liv-
ingston, Washington, 81. Helena and ST. Iammany
parishea
Charles Leroy and ". H. HIcs,and, Natch,toches
CnarIes Smith, David Wilson, R. H. Isabse. Simon
Jones' w. r. Crane, H Bonseigneur, Thomas Isabelle,
Solomon Moses and L. Rodriguez. First district Bel.
den, G. NJ Wickife r l. Cromwell, b. 8. Pinchback
and 4. ripchant, Second district; c. B. H. Duplessi
David Douglass, A. Bertonneau. o. G. Biandiu and j.
A. Masscots third district Rufus wapes, James Nusna.
way and Charles Dupassau, Fourth district s. b. Pack
ara lrght bankl Orleans parish.
Leopold Guichard and Charles A. Thibau, Plaqusmins
and st. Bernard parishes
George W. D,asiBg, Jr, Samuel E. Curry and George
Y. Keiso, Rapidss parish.
Charles and =. John Baptist parishes.
Jorsph Z. Oliver and Napoleon Underwood, S. James
parish.
Auguste Donate, Jr George a. Jackson, Michel Vidal
and J. 6, Drinkard, 81. Landry PARISH
Sosthene l. Snasr and John b. vandevgrn, 81 Mar
tin p irish.
J. s. Esnard and A. j. Demares,, ST. Mary's perish.
parish.
Frederic Marie and Tiger DuparL Tervsbouus parish.
John L. Barrett Union parish.
Tlerc have been hints thrown out that IN
attempt will be made to mob tho Convention; but
you may depend upon IL the Convention will n a
he i.ter.ered with II Hancock is here in command.
Tie groes Of the city fearing difficulty, 1t i
rue have very generally pur chased small arms
but they will not have an opporruai to use them.
Tne conservative masses. p ofiting by the ex.
periences of last year, will not permit the rabbe
to &c. loose AID revel In riot and blood IL s too
costly An amusement.