The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01
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! Ferfe6onHe-F.K wrigft,G Gen!
Lyons, Thos. A.: Cage. J. L. Belden;
alteraates W. II. Keys, James Red
mo11d, Joseph Drparte.-
Teusas j S. Matthews, Gabriel
johnson, Win. Johnson, H. r..
Steele; proxy for Steele, r. Wor-
Vermillion-C. II. Remick, Lofty
T. Briggs; alternate 4: veazey. =.
Red RilearAAf.siH. TwitcbelI, E.
W. Deyeaux.
Winn-p Raze|qier, Green D:
Blantley. *s'io @1Zf
Webster-J,. D., Harper, Samuel
Mooling; alternate +. II. Gruber:
Orl4ansl44-Ist Ward: II! Isabelle,
Joseph p. Murphy, Thos. Boswell,
sRaandall.M epopaldss %
Cd. Ward. H. e. Dibb1e, P. E.
Betcfel,-"L.. Brown, *Thos. Murray.
Sd Ward. J.z.W. Quinn, VIM.
Walsh,.M w. B Barrett Fhos. Lynne,
W. W. johnson, 2. Creag1, Thos,
H4sDalxnsA. Il. Barber. z1ass5T2
4th. Ward. G. T. Butler, P. B. S.
Pinchback, l.. Duffy, Wm. Weeks;
a1ternates W. P.Collins, c.. ". Ring
gold, H. Steele, john Vigers.
5th Ward "Ianabare, Earnest
Alex, VIM. Vigeas, Omar Boutte,
Philip Montana, Henry Reese.
7th Ward Julian, Nurcisse, N'ama
Bosquet, L. a. Thibaut, 4. Mulfort,
Geo. jackson, F. Collins. ~
Stl Ward. Daniel L. Prepass, F..
Boarnes.
9th Ward. Thos. Keny, John
.Augustiu, Geolg5 Rowald, David
Douglas.
10Th Ward. II. C. Warmoth,FF F.
Rcmick, E.. T. Ducloslange, Peter
Joseph. s~.
nth Ward. H. G. Pearson, A. NJ.
G. Hersey, F. J::Herron, NJ. H. Mac
Lamare. +
18th Ward. Geo. Baldy, N. G.
johnson.
13tl, Ward. J. B.Gaudet, J.
Garstkamp.
Ath<Ward.. Madison Brown, ".
r. Fish.
18th Ward. e. Phillips, R. Co.
rest, C. L. Sweet, II. Carroll, 4.
Buchanan, II. F'uentzt, J. H. H.
Camp, H. N. Farrow.
On motion, duly seconded, the
report was adopted, with one or
two amendments "a
Tho press Of lookers-on was so
great that a motion to clear the
body Of the hall Of all but members
was necessary. It occupied some
time to effect this move, but it was
completed. and q moro orderly ap-
,pearanca vas made.
Hon. n. Underwood, from the
Committee on Permanent Organi-
z~ation, submitted the following:
Your Co,nnaittee beg leave to recon-
,,cna tbat the officers Of this Convention
of a President and t~wcnty-four
Vicc-Presidents, to /, appointed by the
President; Il Secretary and Assistant Sec
to be elected by the Convention;
Seryeants-at-Ar,ns, to be appointed
by the President; and two Door Keepers,
10 ba appcir,ted by the President.
The report Was received and ad-
J. H. II. Camp, Chairman Of the
on Rules, then Offered
the following:
III Committee on Rules recommend
hat tho rules ct the last House Of ls.,ore-
'entatives be adopted for the government
II the Convention, all that in the alb
'ence Of delegates from any parish, one
representative from that parish deposit its
tote, and that all the resolutions shall be
unlimited to the Committee on Resolu-
ions without debate.
n W1hiichaWas also adopted. i j j
On motion, duly seconded, the
went into nominations
or permanent officers of the Con-
'ention. r:.5. ~%
The Chair declared nominations
order
FOR PRESIDENT.
Hons. A. B. Harris, P. B. s. {
H. j. Campbell, H. G..
)1ibh 4 d ". L. 4eaaILi4Aenn = i i t
On motion, nominations were
.~'jLE=* 49, q: {
Senator Harris Lieut.. Governor .
and Gen. McaIillen, each ]
'racefsllv. tkanlted their friends for "
their names before the Con-
fer election as. President, '
ut declined to run and requested I
friends not to vote for them. {
Two names only being left, an :
Hort WAS made TO reconsider the +
notion by which the nominations t
ERE closed, but it failed.
On motion, it was resolved that '
40 election DO had by ballot, and Il
' y 4, = go. majority Of the votes cast u
elect.
- .&sa- a. N Is !,
The Chairs- Waa. on motion M L