New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-07
Baton Rouge.

1t a meeting Of the RepuDEcan Iar1sh
Executive Committee of East Baton Rouge,
on the twenty-seventh ultimo, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, A long-established and time
hcnored custom makes it appropriate that
onr marty should give public expression OF
apuroval Of the services OF our public ser
wants: therefore. be il
Peso!red. That the Republicans of the
Parish OF East Baton Rouge. through their
Representatives now assembled, hereby en-
| dorse the action of Governor Warmoth, De-
| cause of his firm and faithful performance
| of DUTY and wise conception and uncom-
nronrsinr adherence to the letter and spirit
| of the constitution.
| ResO!re9, That we also regard his present
| associates worthy of the high and response
| BILE trust now contided to them, and believe
| that in their hands the several departments
OF the government will be judiciously and
safely conducted.
! Resolred. That We cordially embrace
the sentiments, and promise a full
| aud faithful support of the platform pro-
| mulea,ed by the late Republican State
Convention; and that we will use all falr
| and honorable means to secure the eiecuon
OF all those who are regularly placed upon
our State, Congressional and parish ticket.
Resolre4, That any attempt TO seek ONCE
| outside of a regular nomination shall be
l
our party. and those engaged in 1t deserve,
| and shall receive. the condemnation OF an
| honest and intelligent people, as more 10 pe
! feared than our open enemies ana deIamers:
Resolred. That most especially do we feel
grateful toward Governor Yarmouth 1oI
havins appointed as Registrar for our par
;sb orr talented and interchangeable fellow
citizen. CAPTAIN John S. Chapman. whose
devotion to the principles OF Repuhlicanlsm
| stands uncuestioned III the estimation OF
all true men.
and the nominees for the House of Repre
sentatives. OF this parish, II elected. arr
hereby instructed to use Their utmost rh
beavers 10 have the capital of the State 10
Gated TO Baton Rouge
Resolpe1. That the Courier, New Orleans
RrprHI1CAS and Louisiana State Hegtste'
be requested to publish the foregoing reso
lutiOns.
. The Central Republican Club Of Batol
Rouge. adopted the following resolutions o.
, the twenty-sevenlh ultimo
WHEREAS, A State convention OF tn
Republican party has been heio III the GU
of New Orleans for the purpose OF tramin
= q platto,rrand nominating State and Cor
pressional ticket; therefore, be II
= Resolred. That the Central Repuhllca
| Club of East Baton Rouge emphatlcallF IL
dorses the platform as enumerated by tn
Convention. and we pledge a strict adhel
eNce thereto.
/ Resolred. That in Governor Henry I
+. Warmoth we recognize gentleman worth
of our confidence, a sound Republican. All
q wise statesman, and pledge hlm our el
G tire support: and We indorse the State go
eminent as administered by HIM.
Resol,Yd. That in the nomination OF ~
!, tome Dubuclet for Treasurer, James CIR
ham for Auditor. and {. Is. DarraiI il
. Congress. We recognize honorable genth
Y men and sound Republicans, and We plede
" them onr united support.
" Resoircd. That we cordially lndorse II
" nominations made by the parish conventlo
u on the thirtieth of July, for parish officer
u and pledge them our hearty and unite
n support.
u Resolred. That we condemn and denount
boilers and party-sphtters. and we eae
u and every one pledge ourselves to froW
n down and do all in our power to defeat the
r. unholv Vaccinations.
Res0lred. That his excellency, II. {. wa
Z, moth. Governor and Oscar j. Dunn, Lac
IS tenant Governor. be enrolled on the rolls
4 this club as honorary members; ana tnat
], cordially indorse their administration
the State government
III Rcsoieed, That copy OF this resoluti'
rs be forwarded to them.
a Al a meeting of the Fifth Precinct CT,
~ the following resolution was adopted:
Oh Resolred That the members OF. the Fit
10 Precinct Club heartily indorse the admin
al ,ration of Governor Warmoth; that we !
-. ljeye him to be the right man in the rig
VI place: that we cordially extend to him
s; undivided support in the enforcement
e. the laws of our State; that we deeply {
precate the attacks made upon his eharf
ter and administration by wanton ana a
:, hitious politicians: that We have not I
II slightest sympathy for or with the attac
ls' or the party who made them, but that tn
n. deserve and do receive our unqualified &C
TO dcmnation as libelous, unjust and without
uarticle OF foundation.