New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-15

DemOcratic-LiberaI Fusion Nominations
The following are the nominations made
yesterday by the Democrats and Liberals
for the city and parish, so far as completed.
The few places which are left, assigned to the
Liberals, viii be filed by their convention
at ten o'clock this morning. The Demo
cratic convention, after having completed
its Iabors, has adjourned sine die. The poll
ticians have issued their fat. The next
thing is, what will the people have to say?
For Mayor-Louis a. Wilt, Democrat.
For Administrator of Commerce-B. M.
Turnbull, Democrat.
For Administrator OF Public Accounts
Frank Wheaton, Democrat.
For Administrator of Assessments-J. g
Haas, Democrat.
For Administrator of Waterworks-
Fritzenreiter, Democrat.
For Administrator of Finance. B. Wal
ton, Liberal.
For Administrator of mprovements-E.
A. Burke, Liberal.
For Administrator of Police-Robert
Brewster, Liberal.
For civil sheritf-W. P. Harper, Liberal.
For criminal sheriff.. w. Patton Demo
crat and Reform.
For first coroner-Dr. Folwell, Democrat.
For second coroner-John Grayer, Demo-
Graf.
For Judge of First District Court-E.
Abel, Democrat, Reform and bar.
For judge of Second District Court. l..
Tssot, Democrat.
For judge of Third District Court. NJ.
Cooney, Liberal.
For Judge of Fourth District Court. 7.
Cooley, Liberal.
For judge of Fifth District Court-E. N.
Cullom, Liberal.
For judge of Sixth District Court-8
Saucier, Democrat and bar.
For Judge of Seventh District Court.
w. Collens, Democrat and Reform.
For judge of Eighth District CourB-W.
A. Elmore, Democrat, Reform and bar.
For district attorney-JOhn McPhelin,
Democrat.
For clerk of the First District Court-A.
j. Fitzpatrick, Democrat.
For clerk of the Second District Court
Dennis McCarty, Democrat.
For clerk of the Third District Court
A. Fitzpatrick, Liberal.
For clerk of the Fourth District Court
J. D. Houston, Liberal.
For clerk of the Fifth District Court.
Ell. Duffy, Liberal.
For clerk of the Sixth District Court
j. O'Brien, Democrat.
For clerk OF the Seventh District Court
James O'Neill, Democrat.
For clerk of the Eighth District Court
NJ. Fitzgerald, Democrat
For First Justice of the Peace-Liberal.
For constable, First Justice Court-John
Hurley, Democrat.
For Second Justice of the Peace-Joshua
Corprew, Democrat
For constable, Second Justice Court
Liberal
For Third Justice of the Peace-Liberal.
For constable, Third Justice Court-Wil-
liam Eagan, Democrat.
For Fourth Justice of the Peace-Lib-
eral.
For nstable, Fourth Justice Court.
w. JONES, Democrat.
For Fifth Justice of the Peace-Demo-
crat.
For constable, Fifth Justice Court-Dem-
ocra6
For Sixth Justice of the Peace-John
Daley, Democrat.
For constable, Sixth Justice Court-Lib-
eraI.
For Seventh Justice of the Peace-Demo-
crat
For constable, Seventh Justice Court
Liberal.
Senators-First district, J. H. Wingfeld
(unofficiall, Liberal; second district, Lib
eraI; third district, A. j. Lewis, Democrat;
fourth district, B. F. Jonas, Democrat and
Reformer.
Members of the Legislature-First ward,
J. T. Clark, Democrat, and one Liberal;
second ward, j. A. Rice, R. E. Diamond,
Democrats, and one Liberal; third ward,
William H. Moon, E. H. McCaleb, Demo
Gratis; W. L. Stanford, Patrick Barrow, Lib
erals 1.-THE last two unofticial); fourth ward
one Democrat and one Liberal; fifth ward,
Fergus Fgselier, V. o. King, Democrats;
sixth ward, one Liberal: seventh ward, B.
Schwartz, Democrat, and one Liberal;
eighth ward, J. Delaney, Democrat; ninth
ward, W. Stevens, Democrat, and one Lib
eral; tenth and eleventh wards, two Demo-
Gratis and one Liberal; twelfth, thirteenth
and fourteenth wards, w E. Bowers, Demo
crat, and one Liberal; fifteenth ward, one
Liberal
Of members Of the Legislature, the Demo
Gratis have nominated fourteen, and the
Liberals will nominate eleven to-day.