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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26
Enterprise.

We copy this from the Donaldsonville
Chief:
That the the Iberville News is conducted
tDy enterprslng men, we have to relate a
little incident which will demonstrates. The
Ne'cs was issued daily during the sessions
OF the Republican State Conventions, a
synopsis of the proceedings of each body,
as well as other editorial matter, being dis
patched from Baton Rouge to Plaquemine
by a carrier on horseback, who delivered it
at the printing Office after dark, where it
was Immediately put in type, and $50 copies
way to Baton Rouge before sunrise of the
next day. 1t is matter of credit to the
publishers Of the Net0s that they furnished
in Baton Rouge, from point twelve miles
distant, the printed proceedings of the con
ventiOns nine hours sooner than thew were
furnished by the Baton Rouge papers.
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Fourth Days Proceedings.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 20, 1872.
The convention was called to order at 10
A. NJ. pursuant to adjournment, President
H. j. Campbell in the chair.
The roll was called and III members
were present.
On motion the minutes Of June 10 were
read, corrected and approved.
Mr.. Joseph, of Orleans, moved to ad-
jOurn to seven o'clock.
Mr.. Barber, of Orleans, moved to amend
by taking a recess to two o'clock
Mr.. Garstkamp moved to adjourn to 10
A. NJ, the twenty-frst instant.
Messrs. Campbell, Harris, Dibble, Ma
honey, Hunsaker and PiHchback addressed
the convention on the subject of harmony
Mr.. Garstkamp renewed his motion to
adjourn to 10 A. NJ, June 81. Carried.
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very respectfully,
7. w. DEKLYNE, Secretary.
HALL REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNvENTIoy)
OF Louisiana,
Baton ROupe lime 81 1872 I

OF Louisiana
Baton Rouge June 81. 1871
Hon. James II. Ingraham, President, and Members
Of the State Nominating Convention:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor, in behalf
of the Republican State Convention, to
acknowledge the receipt of your communi-
cation of this date, also a copy of the reso.
luton passed by your honorable body in
response to a resolution passed by this con.
ventiOn providing for committee of con.
ference. l will lay before the convention
your communication, together with the
resolutions, and communicate to you the
further pleasure OF this convention at the
earliest moment possible.
With great respect, l remain
II. j. CAMPBELL,
President Republican State Convention.
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BATON RoUGE, june q. 1872.


To the Hon. Il. L. Swords Chairman of Committee
on Conference, appointed by the Republican
Convention, presided over by the Hon. Hugh j.
Campbell
SIR-In accordance with a resolution
adopted by committee of conference ap.
pointed by the honorable chairman of the
National Republican Convention, assem-
bled in Pixies Hall, in this city, and in
pursuance of a resolution adopted by said
convention this day, have the honor to
transmit herewith a copy of the resolutions
adopted unanimously by the convention,
and to ask the immediate consideration
thereof by your honorable committee.
l am also instructed by the honorable
committee to notify you that they are
ready to negotiate with the honorable com
mittee over which you preside in regard 20
the subjects contained in the communica-
ton addressed to the committee by the
Hon. Hugh j. Campbell, chairman of the
convention, by which your committee was
appointed June l9, 1872.
am, sir, very respectfully, your Obedient
servant, S. n. B. SCHOONMAKER,
Secretary Committee ON Conference
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HALL REPUBLICAN STATR CONVENTION, :
Ration Romeo lime q 1872

HALL REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Baton Rouge, June 81, 1872. :
Hon. Morris Marks, Chairman Committee of Con
ference Of the State Nominating Convention
National Republican party:
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of communication from your com
mittee signed by Mr.. S. n B. Schoonmaker
notifying the committee of conference of
which | have tie honor to be chairman Of
the appointment of your committee, and to
state that the committee, as soon as it can
meet this evening, will transmit to you their
answer. H. j. CAMPBELL
Chairman.
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BATON ROUGE, June 81, 1872, 6 Pm.

DAMON hOUGE, June q, Io12l 8 2. N.
Mr.. Morris Marks;
SIR have the honor to state on behalf
of the committee of conference, of which
am chairman, thatin accordance with the
tenor of your note of this evening, this com
mittee will be pleased to meet you at seven
o'clock this evening in room opposite the
Academy Hall, or at the Harvey House.
HUGH j. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
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HALL OF STATE NOMINATING CONvRSTIOy |
OF the National Republican Party.
City Of Baton Rouge,
Lunn 81 IhTl I'm p NJ

HALL OF STATE NOMINATING CONVRNTION
OF the National Republican Party I
City Of Baton Rouge
June 81, 1872 1880 p NJ. J
Hon. H. J. Campbell Chairman Committee on
Conference:
SIR-YOur communication of June 81,
2. NJ, has been received, and in reply |
have the honor to state that it will be use
less for our committee to undertake to treat
with your committee until your convention
shall have complied with the resolutions
addressed by our convention this day, and
communicated to you through our secre-
tary this evening, as we are without au-
thority to act under them unless your con
ventiOn shall have complied as above.
Should the requirements contained in
these resolutions meet with your approval
you will inform US at your earliest CON
venience, when we viii be prepared to meet
with you.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, NJ. MARKS,
Chairman Committee on Conference.
Mr.. Pinchback, of Orleans, offered the
following:
ResoIred, That this convention, being
representative body Of equal powers and
independence with the convention con
vened at Pixies Theatre, any assumption
by that convention to dictate specific action
of any character to this convention as con-
ditions precedent to conference, and also
the instructions of the convention to their
committee, Ito enter into no conference
until this convention has complied with
their mandates, are derogatory to the dig
nifty and independence of this convention,
extraordinary and unprecedented in the
history OF parliamentary bodies, and are Of
such character that we can not submit to
them without loss of self-resDect, and q
sacrifice Of the honor of our constituencies
and force us to the reluctant conclusion
that unless other cOunsels prevail, the har-
lhony and success of the Republican party
Will still remain in imminent jeopardy.
ReSOlUed, That this convention still de-
sires to save this State to Republican rule,
and the interests of the people whom it
represents from the destruction of Demo
cratic ascendancy, and are willing to adopt
any honorable means conducive to these
ends.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and copy of the same ordered
to be transmitted forthwith to the eonven-
ton presided over by Hon. James H. Ingra-
ham.
On motion Of Mr.. holland, the convention
took a recess of thirty minutes.
Mr. Pinehback moved that a committee of
seven be appointed by the chair Ito submit
plan of action for the convention. Carried.
Inc chalr appointed the IOll0Wing: Messrs.
Pinehback, Barber, Harris, Hunsaker, DID
Die, KelsO, Mahoney.
Mr.. Hunsaker moved that the president
IF the convention be added to the commit
tee Carried.
Mr.. Pinchback, on behalf of the commit
tee on plan of action, submitted the follow
ng:
Resoteed, That this convention adjourn
70 meet in Mechanics Institute, city Of
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HALL STATE NOMINATING CONvKNriex
National Republican Party.
Baton Rouge, La, June 81, is72.


Hon. H. J. Campbell, President and the Member
of the Republican Convention now in session:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to inform
you that the convention has passed TIA
following resolution unanimously, on mo-
ton of Hon. S. B. Packard, of Orleans:
Resolved, That committee of eleven
members be appointed by the chair with
view to conference with similar commit
tee appointed by the convention presided
over by Hon. H. j. Campbell, and that said
committee be instructed to enter into no
conference until said convention presided
over by Hon. HI. j. Campbell shall have
passed resolutions indorsing the nominees
of the Philadelphia convention, and uncon
ditionally repudiating the nominees of the
Cincinnati convention, as we'll as their
former Endorsement of Fl. G, WarmOth.
The chair appointed as such committee
Hon. S. B. Packard, chairman; B. F. jon
bert, T. j. HOugh, A. j. Sypher, G. C. An
tome, S. Fl. B. SchOOnmaker, G. E. Merrill.
Henry Clay, R. w. Turner L. D. Rodriguez
and r. r. Ray.
Very respectfully,
7. w. DEKLYNE, Secretary.
Hon. S. B. Packard having withdrawn
from the committee, the chair appointed
Judge Morris Marks chairman, and on mo.
ton of Mr.. Burch, Hon. James H. Ingraham
was made member of the committee ex.
oficio.
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EVENING SESSION,

President Campbell called the convento,
to order at P NJ
Calling of the roll, on motion, was dis.
pensed with.
The committee on conference, througb
its chairman, asked leave to retire, which
on motion, was granted.
The convention thereupOn took a recess
for one hour at 1880 p. NJ.
$3.50 P. M.-The convention was called "a
order by the Hon. H. j. Campbell in tn
chair. A quorum present.
The chairman of the committee on con.
ference submitted to the convention h.
following communications, received and
transmitted, viz:
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Administrator of Commerce
JOHN COCKREM.
Administrator of improvements.

administrator VI pION6lGulss
ResOlUed, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad COMPANY to
connect their track at the intersection of St.
Joseph and Delta streets with MOrgan's
Louisiana and Texas railroad on Delta
street, by building a railroad track in the
centre of Delta street to NOtre Dame street,
thence branching so as to make close CON
nectiOn with the tracks of Morgan's Louisi-
ana and Texas railroad on both
sides of Delta street. The whole
to be done in conformity with
plans and specifications to be prepared
by the City Surveyor, and approved by the
Administrator of Improvements; provided,
that the said New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company shall
put and keep in good order that portion of
Delta street through which said track is to
be built; provided further, that this per-
mission is revocable at the pleasure of the
City Council.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Remick:
... DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
June Is, 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Messrs. j. o. Landry & Co., ask for per-
mission TOT erect and operate four-horse
power steam engine on lot adjoining the
Mississippi warehouse, in the First District,
for the purpose of cleaning coffee. l re-
commend that permission be granted, and
offer the following resolution.
+. G. REMICK, Administrator.
Resolged, That permission is hereb~
granted to J. o. Landry & Co. to erect and
operate four horse power steam engine
on a lot adjoining the MississipIi ware
house, between Julia and ST. Joseph streets.
for the purpose of cleaning coffee, said per
mission being subject to revocation at the
pleasure of the City Council
Adopted
A number Of petitions were presented
and referred to the proper departments,
and the Council then adjourned.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary.
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the convention take recess till ppm
Carried.
2P. M.-Pursuant to recess the eonvs,
ton was called to order, Hon. H. j. Cam
bell in the chair. Roll call dispensed wifi
On motion the convention adjourned to 4
P. NJ.
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BY Dir. COckrem

Resolged, That the City Attorney petition,
on behalf Of the city, for the appropriation
Of public road or open place on the upper
side of the New Orleans Park. embracing
all the private property between st. Charles
and Walnut streets, the Mississippi river,
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Sic Gttrone.

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