Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

At called meeting of the RI.
publican party of winn Parish
convened by Capt. D. f. Havne.
President of the sub-executiye com
mittee. on the 7th day of Oct. 1871
at Wind6eld La, for the purposa
OF electing officers to serve 40 a..
Parish Executive Committee. Thu
President after having explained
the object of the meeting, and
thanking the Republicans of VIM
Parish Though few in number) 70,
their cordial support and for tbe;,
fidelity to the Republican Party
rendered his resignation which w,s
accepted with reluctance. And upon
motion being made the followin,
persons were duly nominated and
upon a vote being taken were do.
clared to be unanimously elected
10 serve for the term of tw.lvo
months from the LIST day of next
November, John W. Schumacher
President; DR.. Isaac B. Paype
Vice-President; Peter F. Scbu.
maher, Secretary; and Matt e.
sery, Corresponding Secretary. The
President elect being absent, DR..
Isaac B. Payne, Vice President
elect, was called to the chair az tina
present incumbent had local urgent
business which demanded his i'm.
mediate attention. Upon motion,
the President pro tempore appoint.
ed William Snow, lessee F. Gu.
lodge. and Matt Ussery a commit.
tee on resolutions, whereupon the
committee retired and after tho
lapse OF a few minutes returned
and reported the following resolu.
tons which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved 1. That the Republican
Party of this parish cordially in
dorse the National Republican sl-
ministration rs being fairly and
equinom;cally carried out under
President Grant.
Resolved 2. That we cordially IN.
dorse the Republican administa-
ton of this State as being fairly and
equinomically carried out under
His Excellency H. c. Warmoth
Resolred 3. That wo indorse the
proceedings of the Republican Con.
ventiOn which convened at Turner's
Hall on the Oh day of last August.
Resolved 1. That We deprc,iato
the outrageous conduct Of thO-e
iisorganizers which convened At
the Customhouse on the 9th day Of
last August, as being dangerous
and highly detrimental to the Re-
publican party of Louisiana.
Resolved, 5. That We depreclAte
and condemn the action Of Lorenro
George, Treasurer Of the School
Board of this parish for using BIS
influence with his ExcelleLcy H. {.
Warmoth to have three Democratics
appointed for police jurors for this
parish, and his using his indueLcs
with the Hon T. W. Conway, Su-
perintendent OF Public Education.
to have three Democrats appointed
Us School Directors for this parish;
and in his using his recently coin
Gliding with the Democrats by uslno q.
a petition numerously signed by tho
opposing party for the ousting OF
our faithful and tried Republican
Capt. D. f. Haynes, as a Parish
School Director for this parish; AMI
in his having transcribed the law
by the use of the name OF the ia's
J. NJ. Ferguson, President Of US
Parish School Board for this paIl'l'
AMI in having employed none 0u'
Democrats as teachers in this par
ish, although there are many quail
fed Republicans who are asking
employment as teachers in thH
parish.
Resolved, 6. That Eve copies oil
these proceedings be transcribedoy
the corresponding Secretary anu
one copy be transmitted to his IL
cellency. H. C. Warmoth, and ONO
to Hon. I. w. Conway, Supern'eO'
dent of Public Education, ana on'
to p. B S. Pinchback, President y,
the State Executive Committee anu
one to the editor Of the New VI
leans LouIsIANIAN.
Resolved That the Editors u
the New Orleans Republican DO
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