The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-02


Ndtchitoches, votes-L. Caspari, alternate,
J. McCloskey; ]. B. Cloutier, alternate, j. C.
Wise W. A. Ponder, alternate, W. Stevens; JOS.
Henry, alternate, M. Roubieu.
orleans. Fret Ward. 6 votes-Lloyd r. Cole
man. Joseph Ellison, F. N. Ogden, joan McQa Aid.
Samuel Boyd, M. McNsmara. r-r
Second Ward, votes-A. Mitchell. o. C.
williamson, +. Lurges, M. d. Lagan, J. L. Guber-
major, Geo. w. Race, d. A. Mulsne.
Third Ward, 10 votesLJohn Tobin. NJ. Fitz-
gerald. ]. Koeffer, E. ii. McCsleb. A. B. Small.
]. G. Campbell, J. Corprew, G. I. Gsuche, A.
Barrett, NJ. ]. Grady. -h4L
Fourth Ward, votes-J.Van Wickle. J. F.
sturcken, Chas. Cavanac, John Mongagnet, Il. NJ.
Fifth Ward, S votes-F. MARQUEE. John Youenes,
Oscar Blasco, N. Nonciso and Vaudeville Msrigny.
Sixth Ward. votes-Louis Neslier, A. a.
Grandpre. G. G. Laurent.
Seventh Ward. votes John Poustiue, 'Edgard
Marin, J. A. Letten. -.
Eighth Ward, votes-Thos. Cullen, Charles
Morell. William Kraft.
Ninth Ward. 9 vOtes-P. s. Witt, W. C. Ray
Tenth Ward. s votes-J. B. Eustis, Richard
Herrick, Thomss Mclaughlin, William Redman,
J. Becker.
Eleventh Ward, votes-w. Pope Noble. Isaac
Orleans, Right Bank, votes-Jas. Jarvis,
Thomas H. Jones.
Oudchita, yotes-R. W. Richardson, ]. P.
Crosby, John McEnery.
Plaq,ie,aines, 2 votes-James FouIhouze, DR..
]. B. Wilkinson. V. Reaud, Edgard Marin, A.
Lartgue, 8. Martin, v. NJ. Soils, I. ]. Decker. B.
Fastening, A. Lesseps. Fl. Kernochan, w. r. Jar
Wis, James Berthoud, Arthur Brulard, E. ii. Gil.
more.
Pointe Coupee, votes-T. G. Kirk, J. T.
Brooks, B. b. Simms, ID. T. Merrick, A. ID. Smith,
W. ii. Coyle, j. B. Stirling, II. b. Hunter, ].
E. T Hsssy coosS s. Ssn
Wrinkle. James Myclain, T. Hewes, j. II. Seibert,
5. b. warder, P. Bouanchaud, j. Hoyst, M. Basso,
II. Borgeron, Alciie Leblanc, II. Pascalin, E.
Major, s. Gremillon, z. 5. Anderson, Lafayette
Kellar, Bait Barrow, 7. e. Sparks, Jules Labatut,
DR.. Archer.
Rapides, 3 votes-J. C. Wise. Lewis Texada,
E. B. Price, w. w. Wilmington, Jr., John Began,
q. L. Dsigre, Jas. W. Hardust, Samuel Fellows,
Sabine, yotes-Represented by ]. C. Wise and
81. Bernard, i yote-A. ". Walker and Antoine
Msrrero.
ST. ChGrles / vote-J. Bruneau.
81. Helena, 3 votes-Amos Kent, Jno. c. Bach
and T. g. W.Ells.
81. James, 8 votes-Alfred Roman. F. P. Poche,
r. EsIerbrook and fbos. Robinson.
50. John Ae Baptist. 2 votes-L. Deporter, B.
Labrsnche and ]. w. Godberry.
81. Landry, votes-Wm. Ofutt, Thos. c. An.
derson, DIR. L. Willard, ]. ]. Hayes, John Reed,
Willis Prescott, DR.. W. A. Robertson. J: II.
snsgh. Archille Dupre, Joseph Berrault.
st Martin, votes-Gsbrel A. Fournet. l.. p.
BraDt. James A. Lee, Vial Darby, Charles H
MOuton, Alexander Deoleuet, ". A. Fournet,
Pierre Lasalle, Vslery Ledoux, Valery Thbo.
desux, A. Lsstrapes, ALBERT Loiseau, Adolphe
Brenard, Adelaide DeBanc, Alfred VOORHEES,, F.
7. Bienvenu.
50 Mary, 5 votes-A. L. Tucker, s. F. Marks,
Fred. Gates, VIM. Hafeigh, T. l.. Richardson,
John A. Smith, Daniel Dennet.
st. Tdmnadny, votes-J. r. Jones, J. NJ.
Thompson, q. II. Perrin, James 4. Hosmer, John
Pa ker, A. L: Carpenter. A. W. Weems, A. Cou-
sin, Andrew Edwards, A. S. Morgan, Bolivar Ed.
wards, j. Spring, W. l.. Crawford, VIM. r. Ad-
ans, Jos. Taylor. Alonzo Owens.
Tensds, votes-Edgsrd d. Tarrar, represented
by Allen Thomas.
IeTTeboRne, votes-Duncan 8. Cage, j. NJ.
Pelton, G. W. Eastwood, DR.. A. s. Helmisk, A.
Mcclellan.
onion, 6 votes represented by W. R. Futch,
proxy.
Vt,milion. votes-D. O'Brien, Lastie Brous.
sard, DEvery Jones, F. Ferri, Solomon Wise, E.
Guegnon, j. A. Breaux. Anthony Landry, David
Frank, W. Kibbe, n. Young, L. S. Rice, A. N.
Murtagh, SEVERN Leblanc, Lyman c. Lyons.
Washington, 8 votes-James NJ. Burns repre-
sented by W. l.. Thompson W. @. Warren,
ne I go: .o:ss; $50 i so'' ~
W. t eai v u. b. %s ish t. Leonard Dr.. F. NJ
Mumfcrd w. Fl. Richardson, John J. Seeders,
Row, Fl. S.Wilton, S. ]. Powell, J. B. McGehee,
ID. Stewart.
Vim. votes-Represented by ]. G. Wise and
j. g. White, by proxy.
Upon examining the returns from the parish
OF Pointe Coupee, we find certificate purportins
TO emaDate from the parish committee, which we
have returned as duly elected. We fiad, also,
three other certificates of election, purporting
one TO originate from the Fourth Ward Seymour
Club, dated 18th September; one from Union
Democratic Club of Pointe Coupee, dated 25th
September, and another again from said club,
dated 18th September, containing the names Of
additional gentlemen. viz: J. j. McCrea, L. KEEL
Ter. Jonas Plat and II. g. Callihan.
These we have not felt at liberty to report.
In the parish Of st. Charles the same state Of
things occur.
The regular parish committee dominates dele
gate-we report.
And two other delegates claim to represent the
parish under certificates from Hancock Club,
fourth ward, parsh of ST. Charles, viz: p. ID.
Cook, ESQ.,, II. W. Carney. which we have not
felt at liberty to report.
We beg, therefore. to refer the whole matter to
the convention for action.
A. W. WALKER, Chairman.
On motion of Gov. r. C. wickine of West Fe-
licans. the report of the committee was adopted.
MIR. w. f. Blackman, of Claiborne, moved that
the parishes and representative districts in the
city Of New Orleans be called, and that each
parish and representative district cast the vote to
which they are respectively entitled.
Mr.. A. L. Tucker, of st. Mary. moved TO amend |
Mr.. Blackman's motion, so as to allow q majority |
Of the delegates to cast the vote to which the pa
rish or representative district is entitled.
Mr.. Charles II. Mouton. of st. Martin, called |
the yeas and nays on Mr.. fuckers amendment, |
and the following was the result, to wit:
Assumption 5, Avoyelles 5, Catalonia 6, Clai- |
borne 8, CoDcordia 2. East Baton Rouge S, East /
feciana A. lberville 4, Lafayette 3, Lafourche 8,
Orleans tenth Ward 5. Pointe Coupes 4, Ra. |
poes 8. Sabine 8, st. James 3, st. John the /
bspust 2, st. Martin 0, 81. Mary 8, St. Tammapv
Terrebonne s, Vermiion 2, West Baton Rouge |
2, VIM 4-voting in the affirmative-lO3 votes.
And that Ascension 4. Benville g. Bossier A.
Carroll 8. Caldwell 3, Caddo 6. De Soto 5, Frank.
lin 3. Jackson 5. Jefferson s. Livingston Madi /
son 3. Morehouse 4, Natchitoches Z; Orleans
First Ward 6, Second Ward z, Third Ward 10. |
Fourth Ward 5, Fifth Ward s, Sixth Ward q |
Ward 3. Eighth Ward 8. Ninth Ward g. |
'.isvenfh ward ~ Orlsans. right banh, q {, Oua
chlta 4, Paquemines q st. Bernard L, St. Charles
]. st. Helena 3, St. Landry 8, Tensas 4, Union g.
washington 3. and West Felicisna 3, voted in the /
1ee ative-l39 votes.
So Mr. fuckers amendment was ordered to lie
IN the table.
The question required, on Mr.. Blackman's reso-
ution, and il was adopted.
Mr.. Il. b. Simms, of Pointe Coupee moved
hat the char appoint a committee of seven for
he purpose of selecting officers of this conven-
ion.
On motion Of Mr.. Charles II. Mouton. of st. |
fartin, Mr.. Simms's resolution was ordered to lie