New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26

Inc IOuOWlng are known 10 De erected 10
the Louisiana House of Representatives
C. B. Young, First representative district,
parish of Orleans, r.
B. Collins, F. @. Antoine, R. H. Isabelle,
Mortimer F. Carr, Third representative dis.
trict, parish of Orleans, r.
Joseph Mansion, Octave Belot, Fifth
representative district, parish of Orleans,
Henry L. Rey, Canon ]. Adolphe, Seventh
representative district, parish OF Orleans,
PR.
Frank Alexander, Orleans right bank, R.
Milton Morris, G. H. Hill, Ascension, r.
E. g. Pintado, = Francioni, Assumption,
Or.
Paulin Gruginet, E. lie Blanc, Avoyelles
2R. @
John Pearce, DR.. W. G. wrenn, Bossier
- Faulkner, Caldwell parish, R.
Two Republicans, names not reported,
Concordia, 2 R.
Two Republicans, names not reported,
Robert 7. Taylor West Feliciana, lR.
P. G. Deslonde, P, l.. Defresne, lberyille,
Or.
NJ Raymond, t. B. W. Evans, ] Carts.
camp, John Page, Jefferson parish, R.
D. H. Reese, William Murrel, Lafourche,
Pr.
One Republican, name not mentioned
9. L, Ferguson, W. c. Melvin, Natchi,
Frank Morey, o. H. Brewster, ouachita,
.2R.
R. ]. Morand, Plaeueminee, R.
VIM. Smith, Emile Honore, Pointe Cou-
pee, 2 r.
W: s. Calhoun, Harry Lott, Sam E, Cuny,
Rapides, 8 r.
DR.. Charles Gray, Adolphe Turcaud, st..
James, r.
Dennis Burrel, S.. John Baptist, R.
j. B. Esnard, A. j. Demarest, st. Mary,
= Hutchinson, st. Tammany, R.
James S. Mathews, William NJ Holland,
Tensas, 2 r. -,s,...
ULCER Dupart, Paul Guidry, Terrebonne,
r. .a.f,E EXsa u. as - (. saatEsss FS---s4
This counts up hfty.four Republicans
elected.
j. T. Hanlon, First representative district,
parish of Orleans, D.
E. F. LHoste, Jacob Zoelly, Joseph H.
De Grange, Second representative district,
parish Of Orleans, d.
+. G. Zacharie, Charles Stringer, Fourth
representative district, 2 D.
John R. Currell, Sixth representative dis.
trict, parish of Orleans, D.
Frank Borge, Eighth representative
District, parish of Orleans, d.
L. A. Wilt, ]. 3. Ransdorff, Ninth repre-
sentative district, parish of Orleans, D.
G. R. May, W. p. Noble, Charles A. Eager,
Tenth representative district, parish Of Or.
leans, D.
Three Democrats, names not reported,
East Baton Rouge, D.
Three Democrats, names not reported,
Caddo parish, 8 D.
H. C. Stanton, Jackson parish, D.
DR.. Knapp St. Bernard parish, D.
Prescott, Tate, Kavanagh, Dupre, st.
Landry parish, ID.
Jacob MCGEE, Washington parish, D.
This adds twenty.three Democrats. az
sgEe 81 Senators Eleoted. ss. s~72e =;
The following are known to be elected to
the State Senate: zBsis8sr
Hugh j. Campbell, parish of Orleans,
Second senatorial district, r.
T. V. Coupland, J. ]. Monette, Third sen.
atorial district, parish of Orleans, 2R.
@. @. Packard, Algiers and Piaquemine,
Mortimer F. Smith, S. NJ. Todd. Jefferson.
st, Charles, and st. John, 2R.
Joseph WittgensteiD, Ascension anu st.
James, r. 5Ao5
R. Poindexter P. o'Hara, Assumption,
Lafourche and Terrebonne, 2R.
DIR. @, B. Darrall, Vermillion and St.
Mary, R. tti" t-tn3 ut
Carlos Wilcox, POinte GOupee, East -and
West Felieiana, r. HfE -
Lorenzo b. jerks, Alexander r. Francois,
West Baton Rouge, Iberviile, and st. Martin,
2R.
John S. Harris, COncordia and Avoyelles,
r.
Albert R. Whitney, Tensas and Franklin,
r.
John Ray, 0uachita and Caldwell, r.
George Y. Kelso, Rapides, r, This foots
up seventeen Republicans.
M. A. Foute, r. N. Ogden, G. II, Braughn,
parish Of Orleans, First senatorial district,
D.
Z, L. Jewell, parish Of Orleans, Second
senatorial district, D.
A. B. Bacon, parish Of Orleans, Fouth SEN
F. L.Jeweli, ,Pointe coupse, East and west
Feliciana, D. -1S't li1
Name not reported, East Baton Rouge, D.
Name not reported, jackson and Union,
D. Hs
Name not reported, Caddo. D. O..
Name not reported, Catahcula and Winn,
d. sadI7l - - -
This makes ten Democrats. e,..-.- ..