New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-10
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Second Days Proceedings.
HALE HotsB OF REPRESENTATIVES

REPUBLICAN SLATE CONVENTION.
second Day, Proceedings.
HALE HotsE OF REPRESENTATIVE
New Qleaus, August g. 1870. :
At twelve o'clock A H., Lieutenant Gov
ernor Oscar j. Dunn, temporary chairman,
called the convention o order.
The secretary read the minutes of the
previous session, which were adopted.
Hon. Harry Lott, ofEapides, chairman Of
the Committee on Cpdentials, asked for
further time for the committee to report.
Mr.. w. c. Kinsclla of Orleans, moved
that further time be grnted. Adopted.
that the convention djourn until seven
o'clock P. NJ this day. Carried.
JAMES H. .tNGRAHAM,
Secretary pro TEN.
j. N. CRAIG, AssistantSecretary.
Night Session.
Lieutenant Governor Dunn, temporary
chairman, called the convention to order at
seven o'clock p. NJ.
Hon. Harvey Lott. chairman of Committee
on Credentials, submitted the following
report:
Rooms COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
RepubiicanState Convention, :
New Orlans, August 8, 1870.
To the President and Membes Of the Republican
state StHN
GENrLEMEN-Your Committee on Creden-
tials beg leave to submit this, their report
on credentials submitted to them, and re-
spectfully recommend. hat whereas, the
credentials of the following named gentle
men, having been examined and found cor
rect. they are recommended to seats in this
convention as delegates.
All of which il respectfully submitted.
HARRY Lott. Chairman.
J. HENRI BURCH.
p. G. DES4ONDE,
p HARPER.
O. A. RICE,
S. B. STAIPS,
WILLIAMH. GREEN,
The same in the case oAhe delegates from
St. Mary. j. HENRI BURCH.
Ascension-Milton Morris, D. w. Ward,
Grannerson Burnett.
Assumption-H. L. Swords, E. G. Pin
tado.
Avoyelles-Charles f Eulsman.
Baton Rouge. East-John 5. Chapman. j.
Henri Burch.
Baton Rouge West-Theophile Allain.
Bienville-E. w. Dewees.
Bossier-Charles S. Aiel.
Caddo-James McClary. Charles w.
Heating.
Calcasieu-Chancy Brbee.
Caldwell-No credentials received.
Carroll-John Lynch, George A. Sheri-
dan.
Catahoula-James r. Alexander.
Claiborne-J. l.. Lewis
ConcOrdia-A. Il. Harris, James Franklin.
De Soto-M. II. Twitclrll.
Feliciana. East-H. Morrison. James De-
GREY.
Feliciana. West-C. Wihox. c. Goodman.
Franklin-J. H. Crawford
Iberville-Charles f. Merrill. P. G. Des-
londe. Jerry Williams.
Jackson-C. j. Green.
Jefferson-E. A. Hubeal, T. B. Stamps.
John Brown.
Lafayette-Fortlne Riand.
Lafourche-A. j. Brooks Oscar Crosier.
Livingston-James H. Baily.
Madison-A. V. Brown (vecancyl.
Morehouse-L. j. SouG.
observation-disclosures Cromie, 7. Mon
nette, Rayford Blount.
Orleans. First Representative District
John c. Miller.
Second Representative District-P. +.
Herwig, David Wilson.
Third Representive Distr;ct-P. Creagh,
c. w. Lowell, o. J. Dunn Esau Carter.
Fourth Representative. District-H. j.
Campbell. K. Longpre.
Fifth Representative District-William
' lStIS. ~
Sixth Representative District-Laurent
Auguste.
Seventh Representative District-JOhn
Barron, L. G. Manuel, w H. Green.
Eighth Representative District-Thomas
St. Cyr.
Ninth Representative District-W. c.
kinssela.
Tenth Representative District-H. c.
Warmoth.
Eleventh Representative District-Wi
liam Roy.
Twelfth Representative D;strict-(Sixth
District)-J. Garstkamp.
Thirteenth Representative District
(Sixth District) &C. B. Augustus,
Orleans, right banks. b. Packard, E. j.
Brunette.
Ouachita-O. H. Brewster F. Morey
Plaquemines-Harry Mahoney, L. e.
COurcelle.
Pointe Coupee-Emile Honore, H. G..
TournOir.
Rapides-H. Lott, George Y. Kelso, G. w.
Lewis.
Sabine-James H. Brown
st. Bernard-ThOmas Ong.
st. Charles-Peter Harper John NJ. Baler.
st. Helena-James II. George.
ST. James-O. F. Hunsacker. Joseph C..
Oliver Henry Riley.
St John Baptist-George P. Carr, Antoine
Smith.
St. Landry-L. C. Allison, o. A. Rice, T.
B. Simms. J. C. Costly.
st. Martin-Ernest Fontenette, Gustave
Baker
st. Mary-C. B. Darrall, Timothy Davis,
j. Nanslyke.
ST. Tammany-J. w. Hutchinson.
Tensas-J. Ross Stewart.
TerrebOnne-James l.. Belden, General
Lions.
Union-James E. Trimble.
Nermilion-E. H. Riddell
Washington-M. A. Southworth.
Winn-L. George.
New Parishes.
Richland-Thomas S. johnson.
Iberia-Samucl Wakefield
Grant-Ralph Marcus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. Wands.
Cameron-No credentials received.
Total number, of delegates lO4.
NEW ORLEANS. August 9, 1870.
To the Officers and Members OF the State Republi-
can Conv ention:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee ON perma-
nent organization respectfully beg leave to
submit the following report, and recon-
mend its adoption
Officers Of the Convention: One presi-
dent, five vice-presidents. one secretary
one assistant secretary, one sergeant-at-
arms, one door-keeper.
COMMITTEES.
Committee on resolutions to be composed
of seven members, to whom all resolutions
shall DE referred without debate.
Committee on address to be composed OF
seven members, whose duty shall be to pre-
pare and submit to the convention Tor