Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-13
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West Fehciana- Henry Perkins,
A. A, Milligan.
Richland-W. 7. Oliver.
1891 ORLEANS
First Ward-Thomas Isabelle.
J. P. Murphy.
Second -Ward-H. c. Dibble, c.
f. Glaudin.
Third Ward-P. Creagf,A. Cart
wright, A. W. Smyth, Joseph john
son.
Fourth Ward-P. B. S. Pinch
back.
Fifth Ward-E. Aleix, P. Mon
taine, Henry Refs
Sixth Ward-H. J. Campbell.
Seventh Ward-H. L. Rey, W. j.
Moore, P. Griffin
Eighth Ward-E. V. Leclere.
Ninth Ward-Henry Chenau, D.
Douglas.
Tenth Ward-H. C. Warmoth,
E. P. Ducloslange.
Eleventh Wsrd-F. j. Heron,
Ed, Williams.
Twelfth Ward-W; G. Neon
nell.
Thirteenth Ward-C. B. Angus
tus.
Fourteenth Ward-W. r. Fish.
Fifteenth Ward-A. Jackson, e.
P. Ames, David Mason.
The committee on permanent or
ganization reported the names OF
the following gentlemen as officers:
President-P. b. S. Pinchback.
Vice presidents J. Campbell,
Oscar Crosier, Emerson Bentley,
Mortimer Carr, and George Wash
ington, of COncordia.
Secretary-William Vigers.
Assistant Secretaly-John W.
Fairfax.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Valmir Shad-
rick, w. P. Collins,
The committee also recommended
that q committee of seven be APP
pointed on resolutions.
The report was adopted, and the
officers were elected by acclama
ton.
AFTERp ORNAMENT ORGANIZATION.
Senator Pinchback, on assuming thu
chair as permanent president of the con
vention said:
thank you for the compliment yo'
have conferred on me, and hope our pro
ceedings will be harmonious. We hav
met under different aspects to what We ex
pected, but we need not therefore chang
our programme We have met of our owl
accord, freely to consider the interests c
the Republican party. We have exacte
no tickets of admission from delegates
nor even from spectators. We have sin
ply met as all deliberative bodies Ougl
in my judgement, to assemble. W
have met in the eyes of the peOpl
where they can see what We are doing
and if they don't find us worthy {
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action. The attempt on the part G
certain gentlemen in federal position
in our city to control the Republica
party has resulted, in my judgement
in what they will claim TO he a divi
ion in the Republican party; but frnl
what I know of the feelings of the pee
pie of the different parishes of tn
State, I am of the opinion that thel
is no split in the Republican part.
iApplause. / have arrived at tn
conclusion by careful observation.
know here and there you will fin
adherents Of the Customhouse win
men sent out on leave Of absence
cry up and cry down certain men;
know You will find thesein every wal
in this State, bnt ! know if you {
around to the people you will iii
them everywhere in favor of the admi
istration, Cheers l have been
peoples man from the commencement
it is only recently i have been fouI
sustaining Governor Warmoth perso
ally, though ever since l have bee
eleted have been an adminiStratio
man. did not think it necessary
fight Governor Warmoth's battles.
knew him ''foeman worthy of Il
steel" Of anybody; and / believe hi
more than equal to these men. u
see then, there is some excuse for Il
comments made by the Democratic p
pers, ON Pinchback at last becomil
supporter of Governor Warmot
When we went into the campaign
told the people went in as an ind
pendent Republican, reserving t
right to criticise any public Office
When Governor Warmoth did wha'
didn't approve, always took occasi
to tell HIM did not approve Of 1t; b
because lido not like some specific
is that Just reason why as citiz
/ should oppose the administration
which he is the head? Cheers
that any reason why conventi'
should assemble for no other purpc
than to put the Republican patty u
der the control of men whose sole c
ject it is to destroy Republican II
in Louisiana? They talk about fedel
bayonets controlling the State eleeti
In 1872. ] don't believe there are re