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Reverdy. johnson.

Goo. Alfred Townsend has written
. gossippy letter to the Missouri
Democrat, about the Great American
Toady and Diner Out, Reyerdy John
son.
He says of him:
"His father, who came originally.
think, from Allegheny County was
John johnson, Chancellor of the
State Of Maryland, one of the best
Judges in equity that any State ever
had. Reverdy gays that he ascribes
his legal success largely to the fact
that he used to try cases before his
father. Rsverdy's younger brother,
also John johnson, was the last
Chancellor that Maryland, had. He
has been dead about twelve years.
John johnson was copy Of Judge
Roger fancy, without Taney's cali
bre-an excellent Judge. Reverdy
johnson was educated at st. Johns
College, Annapolis, where he was
born, began practice there went ear
y to Baltimore, and rose to the head
Of his profession. He was left little
money BY his father. At present he
is well TO do, perhaps rich. He has
q good deal of Webster's carelessness
about his business accounts. Politi-
cally, he has been everythlng-W hig,
Democrat, Know Nothing-and OF
present has no hold upon the State
Of Maryland, having been guilty of
the fragrant Inconsistency of pro-
nouncing the Reconstruction acts un
constitutional, and then voting for
their adoption. He says he did this
to keep harder terms from being i'm.
posed, but the people "don't see it."
Reverdy is hearty, but plain liv-
or. He mixes whisky toddy before
dinner, drinks half, eats, finishes the
other halt, and then takes q nap. He
can then get up and write and pre-
pare . brief ali night.
II will tell you an anecdote. Tom
Quinn used to be doorkeeper to the
House 0fDelegates a. Annapolis, and
also crier to the court. He was q
popular fellow with the lawyers, and
assumed familiarities. We usod to
pay him five dollars apiece when we
we're admitted to the bar. One day
Tom Quinn walked up to Reverdy,
slapped him familliarly on the shoal.
der and said:
"Rev., / guess I'll take dinner with
You to-day"
every well, Mr.. Quinn. Come dine
with me, sirl''
Arrived at Reverdy's house, where
only Mrs. Johnson was at home.
Tom Quinn beheld upon the table q
piece Of c0rncd beef and dish of
cabbage. Toms countenance fell.
"hr. Johnson" he said, "you law
yers must be getting rich"
"Why, Mr.. QUINN"
"Well! you get good fees, and it
seems to me you have very small ex.
vansna ~
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Carpenter and Rublee are the prin-
ciple contestants for the Senatorial
seat, so long befouled by Doolittle.
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Established in 1646.
THE WEEKLY COURIER
!. N. HEDR1cK, Editor.

OTTUNwA, IOWA
Thursday =. December 10, 1858
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~ Stoves are cheaper than ever
T.R. WALLACE 4 CO.'S
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Agency City Itouns.

THANKsoIvNa. - Thanksgiving
Day was pretty well observed, espso.
tally BY the Republicans and the roe
ligious portion Of our citizens. Re.
ligious serviceswers held copjointly Wy
the Baptist and Methodist societies,
bothin the morningand at night. The
Rev. Mr.. TibbitA (Baptist) preached
in the morning, ON the Rights Fdxd
Privileges Of Citizenship. II was i
discourse, we'll timed, well digested,
and elected undivided attention. I,
At night the Rev. AiLaubacb,
{ (Iethodist) preached, using Is . be-
sis, The Ovs--R Ruling Piouidences ct
Is connection Nth man individualzy
and Nationallg. After having adver-
tod to tho object of National 4Thanks-
giving, he said that "the oifcanstan-
ces that render our approaching 70
God, At this time were most oppor-
tune. For eight years past the coun-
try has been in . hot state Of nation
al ferment. During much OF this
period, she had been struggling for
her national existence, with one Of
the most gigantic..a and malevolent Of
forts against its fundamental prinei.
Piles, that we're ever made against
the liberties Of any people. The de-
signs Of the rebsllious, were laid deep
and broad, and prosecuted with .
will, skill and determination, only
worthy better cause, but in the
language Of q wise man, men may in
augurate projects-may. prosecute
designs, ,-"may cast into the lap, but
the whole disposing thereof, is of the
Lord. Prov. 1888. It was so in
this. instance. The speaker proceed
to show the dealings Of God with US
as Z nation-the many deliverances
which he had wrought out for usand
the manifest indications of National
Peace as a result Of the lateintestinal
struggle; offering as q reason there
for, "that the cause, (slavery) of our
national isturbance has been re NOV
ed" After offering many reasons
showing why we had great reason
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Bayly received the unanimous vote of the
Council and wss declared duly elected.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank, the Board of
Aldermen withdrew and the Board of
Assistant Aldermen resumed their regular
order of business.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition numerously signed by the
owners of real estate fronting on st. Charles
street, between Tivoli Circle and Toledano
street, for the paving of west side of said
street with the patent Nicolson pavement,
was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Wednesday, April s, at O'Clock P. NJ.
ALFRED BoURGES.
Secretary.
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Tbs Impeachment manaRsrs are finding
the telegraph Office q nine 81 wealth i.
Among the other original aIsnatches fhev
hAye fouBd one which shows that President
johnson formally announced 81 BIS frvf
cabiaes meeting. held On tha dav he rgss
eNera in as president, that he desired to ~
taln them all n view Of the renease1
qeAlAls u nE. Jshnson's supporters thaf
Aa ever appefntea Mr.. Stanton. this as
HAfeH t1eqmes Of great intsrest and imreli-
.Assi = . y deemed necessary 90 eAau
-. lr9 more thau the presi.
1ctts fseornifiqn Of Nj Stanton
Wsls Ase4.a fts,4ke the lsssar ar. Johnl
sous seclSsa e Nns. The aana4efs have
nos fniif decided htf rev Viii pll 49,
Qeaasell ~ 4FIq4aet d. 1etsl..,t az i',ofl n
1z4 been 1seaftaiald isFffar ra1n-lsfts'r'
the 1atLer tfst g l1d tatIasl e,r11fls,sr 3,
which eiluaIpa 6 node ~. 81 snis1 rrid e
All. s.s4ns91 she1 as 1ad h fs5 .snsie~ -
eqaHete14 @ WqI FIG BIZ ncfaft tls 49,.
4cat l1e1 1aid Be did n1t faa.ls a 4 49,
81 as ilen mz4s tao 4481e4ts'1..I 3 =
n1 desired 20 Ietsin iAe 1s.I.
@ Pc cabinet eHd thef sa4I4 - s. -
Asf4Ea1 lnalf respective a4IAn IA mn.
AN N4aucF rs before HsariIs
ets# MAS had ehanee4 ha4 q ~
9ss|
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Monsoon, Stinde, from Shreveno.
. m Sharp, Lang, from Jeffersos
Peerless. Reasoned, from Fort Ci
lberville, Gross, from Bayou Sar,
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from /,
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P n
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MEMORANDA

By a dispatch from Southwes
learn that the ship Pontiac, Cant
previously reported below wait,
sailed on the 9th instant for
Roads.
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CIRCULAR To TEE REPUBLICANS
OF LOUIAIANA.

HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE on TBE CAMPAIGN,
Radical Republican Party, I
No II Dryades street, New Orleans, March g. 1858,
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
lican party of Louisiana deem it proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir
cular, signed by the Republican members OF
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions of the Republican nominating con-
vention, together with those of the Central
Executive committee unanimously ratiying
the nominations of the state ticket, and eX-
Polling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception of few disappointed
oficeseekers, mostly new in the ranks OF
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
H. G. Warmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
Just previous to its adjournment:
Resolved, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIs BURREL, Secretary.
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Monetary and Commercial.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLTCAN,t
MH THURSDAY EVENING, April :, 1858.
Business opened this morning very
quietly, bat with the prospect of more ao-
ttvity arising out of the advices from New
York of an advance in cotton, gold, and
sterling exchange. The demand for money
is not large either at bank or on the street,
There is a steady tendency toward higher
rates for gold and domestic exchange.
Sterling is also firmer. In city issues
there seems to be a mutual agreement
to do nothing beyond retail transactions
over the counter at 26@274 q cent discount,
selling and buying.
GOLD AND SILvER-The quotation of 3s&
premium to-day in New York has improved
the demand in our market both for invest
ment and remittance. Sales have been large,
say $40, 900, $40, 000 $23, 000 and $4,000 at
39A premium; S25, 600 ut 800; $50, 900 In sew
eral sums at 395, and $40, 900 aud $40, 900 at
39l closing firm, 40 % cent premium asking.
OF American halves sales of $1,000 and
$4,000 were made at 1853. Mexican dollars
held at % cent premium and over for gold.
ExCHANGE-The New York market was
quoted to-day advanced to 81 to l0a pre-
MUM for gold. Prices however are firm
with little Offering by outside owners. Sales
to day at bank were $4,000 at 1924 premium
for gold; $4,000 at l5ll (the same price was
refused for a round amount); and $4,000 at
81. There were sales of commercial sterl-
ing 100000 at ISL; $4,000 at 1904, and, $4,000
AL at 1913. Domestic has been bought
freely at bank, say $4,000 at /; $50, 900 at /
S94, 900 at &, $4,000 at SIG per cent
premium. At present the banks still check
at J premium. OF francs 1000 were
bought at 5.233 for gold.
SToCKs AND BoSDs-A further sale of 100e
shares of 0pelousas railroad is reported at
So ID share. OF Crescent City bank 200
shares at %; so do at 2l4; Is shares Union
bank at "a; IS shares New Orleans City rail.
road at 10; and so shares Bank of Louisi-
ana at So IS % share-a sad record of stock
that before the war could scarcely be bought
at Sl60 % share.
CITY NoTEs-One party reports purchases
of SIS, 900 at 26i@27 discount. None sold at
board.
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SURVEYORS 0FFIcE
Room No. 49, City Hall.
City Of New Orleans, April Z, 1873
To the Honorable Common Council, Board of As
sistAut Aldermen:
GENTLBMEN-In order to avoid the neces.
sity OF steamers passing the Magnolia Street
bridge across the New Canal, would re-
specially recommend that your honorable
body authorize this department to mac
adamize Julia street from Magnolia street
to Claiborne street, with good roadway to
haul their freight upon. / think the large
STEAMBOATS, would prefer landing outside of
the new iron bridge.
Respectfully, ETC.,
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city Surveyor were referred to the Com,

City Surveyor were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
D. .s SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Room No. u .ity HAL.
City Of New Orleans, April s, 1868.
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GESTLEMEN--Upon the within inclosed
that he is the "inventor of certain
patented article styled rubber drum pro
tector," and referred to this department for
report, have the honor to report favor
ably as l consider the same practicable,
and would to great extent prevent acct
dents and loss of life.
am gentlemen,
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
W. H. BELL,
CITY Surveyor.
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G. 8. sAUvTNET,
s. STRAIGHT.

The following resolution accompanying
the report was adopted, and sent to the
upper Board for concurrence:
WHBaHAs, The fourth district court Of
New Orleans has made 81 order In the case
Of the Canal CarOndelat Navigation com.
pany Va. the city Of New Orleans, that the
city shall appoint an expert on OF before
the 18th Of APRIL 70 meet two other ex-
perts, one appointed By the plaintiff. aud
the Other appointed By the court, for the
purpose 81 estimating the amouut OF injury
Sustained hy the Canal Garohdeist Navfsa.
ton company By the drainage Of she CITY
into The Dayou 81. john since the 10th Of
March. 1854 thefei0ru be 4
Koa9lDsd 4hat the Board Of 4ldeFmen be
invited - meet this beard 81 oncs Is Dr0.
coed In joint session 70 the election Of one
expert ca he part ol the ciaf, 81 sdeseo
b. the fourth district court u the above
named sdit
A report Of the Treasurer for the week
ending April 4, iees. showing; Receipts for
week 500, Bl5 "a; expenditures $50, 7o7 81;
balance o. hard 81. s6s 81, wa read and
referred 70 the Finance Committee.
The Controllers weakly slatoment Of
checks drnwn BY ne Treasurer for one
week ending April 2. 1888. amounting to
SO. wes referred 70 the eanae comnitkoe
ne believing coumua ioz,oas flcm tAe
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URETED STATES DISTRICT O
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BaMkrupteY--NO. 90.
IN THE MATTER OF ALEXANDER sol
ER, Bankrupt.
, BAnkruptcv-No. %.

WHEREAS ALEXANDER sCHLENE
w yiViduahy, and as a member Of the On
q 5. Sohlenker and j Schienker a Bro otu
Of Orleans and district Aforesaid, duly
bankrupt under the act Of Oong
March 2, 1857, has THIS day FLED ia said coui
ton praying for discharge and oertihoGta
from all mis- debts and other claims provo
said aot-
Notice is therefore given TO all creditouI
proved their debts. and 10 I'll other peFts
eerest, that the 30Lh dag of April, 1853
d., IS assigned for the hearing of the q
that they may then ans there attend /
cause, /. any they have, Rhy the prayer 81
petition should not be granted.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. April, l, 1853
X. L0l
aps "a DeDutI
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Now Fioans Maruh n, 1864
At 3 regular meeting Of the board, held on
Friday, March 27 1868, the following reso.
luton was adopted:
Gu motion, resolved that the Anal settle
ment q the tax collectors and sheriff.
throughout the state with the state treas
urer, rs liked ID the original tax ordinance
aaeFted by the constitutional convention
Dsoem0er "a, 1867. section 4, be extended 70
the First day of May, 1857
b virtue Of the above ordinance. aD-
proved Aarch 8, 1868, I hereby notify an
sax collector and sheriff. throughout the
state that they continue to collect me con.
vention tax up TO the ilrst Of hIag newt.
They are further instructed fhsf tha
penalty imposed for non-paymenl 81 eaid
TAX, which penalty was revoked until sfRer
March TO- will be enforced from that dale.
Inh2s dAwtmyI -
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CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers of votes cast were
duly elected to compose the board Of regis
tration created by ordinance passed by the
Louieiana constitutional convention at its
session Of February Is, 1868, to.Wit:
Messrs. s. B. PACKARD,
N. UNDERWOOD,
]. H. INGRAHAM,
]. S. HARRIS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
o. H. dEMPSTEAD,
@. W. WICKLIFFE.
New Orleans, March IL, 1858.
JAMES G. TALIAFERR0,
President.
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WILLLA1 vI0ERs, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi-
nance and resolution. the board Of registra.
tien adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min.
utes Of the proceedings Of this board, to-
gether with all proclamations, resolutions,
end other legal notices be published In tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAN, the New Orleans
AdD0cate and the Homer Had.
On motion, resolved that the official pa.
pers Of this board be required to publish
the constitution in their regular Issues until
the days OF election, inclusive, 70 be paid at
the regular rates Fixed BY the convention.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
r. q. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIoAN,l
~ Friday, April y, laes.

OLKARBD YESTERDAY. bia
steamship Kensington, Hedge. for Boston
via Hsvana-C reevy, Nickerson &co
Steamskip Gulf Stream, Bates, for Ha-
vADa--G A Fosdick Aco
Steamship RApidan, Cheegman, for New
q York via Havana--Jaa Connolly &co
British ship Arthur, Cousin, for liverpool
@ Robinson
Mexicau schooner Mercedes, Halasar, fer
Sisal AID Campeaehy--M Master
Schooner Arcola, Giles. Tor RockpOrt, Tex
Schooner q W Dill, Miiier, for Tampa Wis
Key. Weat-Asster
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White for s.
L0uis-Master
stesmer Ez1n P0rtsr, Porter, for Jsasrson-
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WANTED.

CWhLL WOWsH WAWTBD.-ON
~ taguu, n1ar . railll1d Inc, eth fga 81 gix
Aent ~ = aEpeq4 - Pc manth AddEsssl
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BELOW COMING I'D

British ship Castillian, Christian
de Janeiro, to J H Ashbridge
Schooner Union, Wilson, fTos
Christi, to II E Woodhouse d.
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WIN. VIGERs, Secretary.

Be it ordained by the constitutional cen.
ventiOn OF the state of Louisiana, That the
board of registration created by ordinance
adopted by the convention February 49,
1868, shall have authority to enforce the
collection of the taxes levied by the several
ordinances of the convention, and to per
form any and all duties appertaining to
the same.
Adopted in convention this third March,
1868.
JAMES C. TALIAFERRo,
D. President
Attest:
WM. YIGERs, Secretary.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT O
DIsTRIoT OF LOUISIANA.
IN BankruDGey-No. -.
IN THE NATTER OF A, j. GoMILA,

WHEREAS A. ,. GOMILA, OF TAI
w fsh Of Orleans and district AZORES
declared bankrupt, ander the act Of OoS
March z 1851, has this day filed in laid cou
tion praying for discharge and certificate
from all his debts and other Chains proVal
said aot--
Notice is therefore given to all creditors
proved their d0bss, aud to all other pers
terest, that the thirtieth day of April, 1853
NJ, Is assigned for the hearing Of the same
they NAV then and there attend and shoE
any they nave, Why tue prayer OF the said
should not be granted.
Clark sOfico, New Orleans, April ], 1859.
app 32 X. LOEW, Dsput
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A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY b
"A issuea b the said court against the q
h. LIBERMAN. OF the parish OF
bankrupt uron the petit ion Of his creditors;
payment q any debts and delivery
properly belonging 70 said bAnkru
him or Tor his use, and the
meeting Of the creditors VI ssie bankrupt
their debts and choose one or more assiI
his estats, will be held at court Of BanhTupl
holden a. rev. Orleans, in said District
thirtieth day Of April A. q. IS 8, ct Ii o'cloo
At the once OF o. 8. Kellogg, one Of the
IN Bankruptcy Of said CouTL
No. BtS-mhl2 aps1
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UNITED sTATRs DIsTRXCr c
DIsrRrcT OF LOUISIANA.
La naakruptsr-No. ID.

IN THE MATTER OF ". S. GRA
Bankrupt
VIZ HEKEAS VS. GRARBON, OFTHR Pl
w. ofOnAehitA and District aforesaid, duly
BANKRUPT under The act o. CONGRESS Of HiaFoA
has this day hiad in said court : petition
for q discharge and certificate thereof from
debta and ether claims proVable under aaid q
N0tioe 10 thereiOre gwen 70 al creditors WI
proved their debts, and 20 I'll other persona 4
est, that tbs aoth day Of April lsea At II
e assigned for the hearing Of the came, q
thay mag thaa and there attend and ahaR q
any they have Why the prayer Of tbs said ,
should not b Rrantad.
Clark 0faos. New orlsanH. March q. 1858.
x. LOEW.
mh2f aplD 10 Deputy
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT d
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN HankruPteY-NO.I A4.
IN THE MATTER OF A. P. MARION
Bankrupt.

WHEREAS A. p. MARIoNNEAUx,
w parish Of Iberville and district afford
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress
2, 1851, has this day filed in said court 4
praying for . discharge and certificate It'd
all his debts and other claims prOvabls u
act
Notice. is therefore given to all creditonI
proved their debts, and to all other pers5l
terest, that the thirtieth day of April, d
A. NJ, Is assigned for the hearing of the I
that they may thea and there attend and ID
II any they have, why the prayer of the said
should not be granted.
Clerks once, New Orleans, April 8, 1853
X. Loci
ap9 II u De puH
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Steamship Southern Star. --, from Ha'
yanaa % Puig Bros-ad district 81
British brig Helena. Rarkley, from Rio de
janeiro February 1. to Reaoeanachi u
Eranzhladi-Ist district Is
o1BaMnuATo.
Qra4t ke0ablic, Donaldloas NON q Leuis.
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HEADa'R5 CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. i
Radical Republican Party,

HEADo'R5 OESrRAr ExEcUTrvE COMMITTEE.
w.-o.,..k Radical Republican Party,.
Out Of eighty-six Republicans IN the CON
stituti0nal convention seventyeight have
aVoWed themselves In favor Of the repu.
larry nominated state ticket while four
eoloFed men, Rodriguez, of Orleans, BOnne-
ioi, Of Pointe Coupee, Dupart, Of st. Tam
many, Butler, Of St Helena; and four
white men, Taliaferr0, Of catahoula. and
Crane, Saith, and Mushaway, of Orleans.
are the only members Of the convention
who favor the boilers ticket, on which
four OF them (Taliaferro for governor.
Smith for secretary Of state, Crane for al
torney general. and BOnnefol for auditor, j
have places.
This Central Executive committee, com
posed OF one hundred and forty mefnbers
with the greatest unanimity, ad6pted. Janu.
airy q and January 80, the following resolu.
tons:
RESOLVED, That we cordially indorae and
earnestly support the candidates nominated
~ the Radical Republican state conven.
Resolved That we condemn and depoupoe
any euert 70 get up another ticket As an at
tempt 70 divide cur party aad defeat re.
ce.,s.setien and the success 81 our prin,
has9tDea, That all members OF The Central
-lecettVe colqMittee Of tha Radical Reptlb.
Aptl parry o. Louiaiana who oDDOae the
no1llaeel O we state n0mlaafiHg canven.
ton a cur party shah Be rs9aried AZ iIsols
gAnizefas and taeix aeata shall Sc declazsa
VncMns.
WnEnsAs. me New orleans 1,.s.,,.s -.
cezsed % represent tue pf,nc'pies srf HI.
"a, ,' g the Repqhiicap party q Isulaiai,a;
Rssolssa, That We kersoy rsphdiat. n 4
the oFgan q our party and Of thla coinlrif.
teei ara 1Deoinf the New Orlssns F1esS1.-
tloAA e ~ organ 81 cur party and q lhia
pn7er re aeee1d resolution Chnliss
sAltAs g. Yolncts 4 Rodriguez, J. d.
yca9e. r. = caAe. =, lfonthiou. and
three others were dnsn oval exneIied
he gtais C1ufrai szsca. |ss esnruIf.ae 4
hasnonious. and dslsfailas iiss 40 nr,n.
e,ples asa ilokel a the atis chan ansea.,a
HALH W EEWf8
EfoNsene STATE cenlral II. c..l1'ts.
vs. ~ teefelzlY,