The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22

>. <GENr1EMEN-I have the honor t
|, inform you that tho Convention
have passed the following resolu
tons unanimously, on motion 9
Hon. s. B. Packard, Of Orleans:
Resolved, That q committee q
eleven be appointed by the chair
with a similar committee appointe'
~ the Convention presided over1b..
Hon. H. J: Campbell, and that sale
committee be instructed to ente'
into no conference, until said Con
vention, presided over by Hon. II
J. Campbell, shall have passed re
solutions endorsing the nominees D
the Philadelphia Convention and
Internationally repudiating the no.
minees of the Cincinnati Conven.
ton as well as the former endorse.
ment Of II. c. Warmoth.
The chair appointed as such com.
mittee, Hon. S. B. Packard, chair
man; B. F. Joubert, T. j. Hough,
A. J. Sypher, C. c.. Antoine, s. q. B.
Schoonmaker, c. E. Merrill, Henry
Clay, r. ". Turner, L. s. Rodri-
guez, and r. r. Ray.
Very Respectfully,
7. W. DE KLINE
T. =. Secretary,
Hon. s. B. Packard having with
drawn from. the committee, the
chair appointed Judge Morris
Marks chairman, and on motion Of
Mr.. Burch, Hon. james H. Ingra-
ham was made q member of that
COMMITTEES ex-oficio.
The reading was scarcely through
with when the Convention indig-
nantly and unanimously secuted
the idea of degrading themselves
by accepting any such h%umiliating
proportions. D.. j., r.
MIR. PinchbacR thereupon offered
the following resolution:
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It being now clearly demonatrat-
ed that there was no possibility Of
effecting an honorable compromise
with the Packard Convention, and
desiring that future action action
might be as deliberate and advised
as il is. important, the Convention
was unanimously adjourned to meet
in Mechanics Institute, on Satur-
day, June %, at II o'clock noon.
New Orleans,
Saturday, June %, 1872.
Pursuant to adjournment the
assembled in the Me-
chanic's Institute at 1910 o'clock.
The roll was called and forty par
were sufficiently represented to
Eorm a Quorum. :.
Hon. David Young, from the COM
on resolutions, through. the
President then offered the following
which were unanimous
= adopted. .g,.4t .~ /,
Resolved. That this convention
recognizing in Lieutenant Governor
pre-eminent courage, uu- (
'werving devotion to Republican,
fidelity to the interests
# his race, and also tosthe welfare
i Louisiana, withspride and esteem
'oint to. him as one. of the most {
minent standard bearers of Re- &
'ublicanism in this State, and S
to him our undivided and {
earty support ii carryying to viicto- t
= the flag of Republican principles Z
! the coming contest. ~ q
Resolved, That it is the unani- Il
lous sentiment Of this Convention c
lat this organization is tie sole d
one to which Republicans b
IN look with any hope for main q
lining their due proportion Of CON c.
'ol in the Executive, Legislative 81
&c judicial: Departments Of the 81
,overnment for, preserving the q
a al.rights Of all the people Of the ft
tate, Tor continuing and increasing n
q number Of He, schools for our ri
,ildren, and for delivering, our Al
,oplea! from TIE, rreactionary ten o.
''ne t;;e and q d''' t.'''.' 4 {, the Demo: n =,
aey: "S1 :, SIR Il
Resolved, That We pledge, our .:
lvestto The people Of this STATE to ~
! honest a i :aan,drreaFnest sndeayq4 to -
q, extrayagapces, eqrtail expeadi- p.
ree. < diminish d.,a h the be taxes q : nEnt down ..
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