New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18


ISL Executive Committee parish of OreaEs.-At a
meeting of this Comm ttee. held i'll the Senate
Chamber on the ninth day OF September, 1870,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
vention be convened at the EIll of the House OF
Representatives. on THURSDAY, September y,
1870 at IL o'clock for tie purpose of nominating
candidates for offices il the parish o. Orleans and
city of New Orleans. 10 b. voted for on the seventh
day OF November next, as follows;
Mayor.
Administrator OF Commerce.
Administrator Of Police.
Administrator of Assessments.
Civil Sheriff and Criminal Sheriff
Coroner for the First, Fourth and Sixth Districts
Coroner for the Second, Third and Fifth DIS
tricts.
Three Senators from the First Senatorial Dis
One Senator from the Second Senatorial District.
One Senator from tie Fourth Senatorial District.
Eight Justices OF the Peace.
Eight Constables.
q Resolved. That az the same time and place at
which the delegates to the City and Paris h Nominal
ing Convention are elected, and rnder the rules
hereinafter prescribed, candidates for mem
hers of the House Of Representatives OF
this State as follows: Two for the First
Representative District, three tor the Second.
four for the Third, two for the Fourth, two
for the Fifth for the Sixth, two for the Seventh,
one for the Eighth two tor the Ninth three for the
Tenth Representative District and for Orleans,
right bank, shall be voted for, and the persons re-
ceiving plurality of all the votes cast in the repre-
sentative districts wherein they are candidates,
shall be the regular nominees of the Republican
party for said district; provided, that nothing in
this call shall prevent the delegates OF any ward
from making their nominations for the lower House
of the General Assembly in convention II such be
the sentiment OF the ward.
g. Resolved, That the election for delegates TO
said ention shall be held or TUESDAY, Septeu-
her 90 1870, between the hours OF Il ". and p NJ,
and each ward of the city and parish Of Orleans,
right bank, shall be entitled to send two delegates
to the convention for every member of the Lower
House of the General Assembly to which they are
entitled. That the tenth ard eleventh wards COM
prising but one Representative District, shall he
each entitled to send three delegates to the con-
ventiOn. and that the Sixth District OF New Or
leans shall be entitled TO send five delegates. as
follows: Two from the twelfth ward, two from the
thirteenth ward, and one nom the fourteenth
ward
4. Resolved, That the Mother Club Of each ward
shall fix the manner, and make all necessary
arrangements for ballOting for said delegates and
that commissioners OF election shall furnish the
delegates elected with the proper credentials,
which credentials shall contain a statement of the
vote and shall be signed by the president and
secretary of the Mother Ward Club, ard shall also
make returns OF the election to said convention.
5. Resolved, That candidates Tor CorOners JUS
tees. COnstables and Senators, shall be chosen by
the delegates from the districts in which said OIL
GERS, respectively are to he elected provided that
when Senatorial district is composed of more
than one ward, and more than one candidate is to
be nominated no one ward shall receive nomi-
nations to the exclusion of any ether ward of the
district; provided 1urther, that when the
Justices district is composed OF more than one
ward the Justice and Constable shall not be chosen
from the same ward
6. Resolved. That after the nominations for can
didaes for parish officers have been made the del
egates representing the different Senatorial Dis
trcts in the convention shall nominate candidates
for the State Senate,
:. Resolved, That no member of the convention
shall be candidate for Office at the coming elec-
ton. THOMAS ISABELLE,
President.
s. VI. QuE~E. Assistant Secretary. sell st