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

/ 4EEBBElahs5AN PARISH SOEAE ES44ON
At twelve o'clock yesterday the conyen
! ton was called to order by Z. Mex. Dunn
| president of the Parish Executive Commit
| tee. The temporary organization being il
! order, Messrs w. w. johnson and j. G
| Miller were nominated for temporary presi
| dent in the midst of general excitement
| A motion to take the vote by ballot was
withdrawn, in order that the role OF dele
! gates might be called.
The following delegates answered to their
| names:
First ward-Joseph Holz, Richard Thorn.
| ton, j. G. Miller James White, j. w
Hamm, V, R K. Hiliard, Joseph FOgg, j.
II. Meilleur.
Second ward-P. F. Herwig, Thomas II.
Wynue, Isaac Uliman, Frederick w. Eich-
holz, George D. Geddes, John T, Harris,
John King, Peter Lightfoot, William White,
A. j. Brim, George Randolph.
Third ward-Esau Carter, William Hub
bard Thomas Houlihan, J. r. Booker, John
Reynolds, Michael Creagh, George G. Mason,
William Wallace, A. A. Maurice, l.. d.
Landry, L. D. Herbert, John B. Kollar, w.
r. Mason, w. w. johnson, Henry Stone,
Joseph Sorofeld, Thomas Burke, Joseph
Johnson.
Fourth ward-Robert Malcolm, Raphael
II. Amant, Leon Populus, George Jones, Il.
T. White, r. G. Howard.
Fifth ward-N. M. PopuFus, Aristide
Duconge, Rodolphe Brieugne, Hamilton
Gordey. Divide GailIardet, Emile F. Simon,
Arcade Dugue, N. Lastrapes, W. G. Brewer,
Ben Cherri.
Sixth ward-Ernest Joubert, Charles Ber-
geron, Alphonse Fleury, Jr., Alfred Capla,
L. Lamaniere, Jr., A. Matthew.
Seventh Ward-Felix Dupre, Arthur Den
mis-, Francis Richards, Joseph Mazet, Joseph
,I0sNas ,EaTnaa Lilly Tncny1b MorrisoD
Adolphe Victor, Victor Gardere, H. NJ. Le-
troy, Jules Dessalles, j. L. Dupart, L. A.
ThibauIt.
Eighth ward-John McWhirter, Thomas
Briscoe, P. A. Bazilique, F. r. Barthelmy,
Eugene Vessier, Alfred Davis.
Ninth ward-J. Carigee, Dave Douglass,
j. Fl. Dougherty, L. Chenan, Joseph Kline,
j. Blandin, III. HOuschild.
Tenth ward-W. Duperu, Charles Bibbs,
S. j. Flatow, j. a. Mulcahy, f.. w Tos-
trick, James Riley, G.. Dupassau, Mark
johnson.
Eleventh ward-Robert West, Mark Jo-
seph, l.. Vanderpool, r. A. Taylor. Adolphe
Mallain, Robert McLemore, John Lewis, H.
C. Bartlette.
Bruce, John Marks.
Thirteenth ward-William A. Bachelor,
Jules Dei0ie, David Smith.
Fourteenth ward-M. Brown.
Fifteenth ward-Jef Harrison, T. w.
DeKlyne, James E. Aver F. Senegal, Alex-
ander Bradley, E. j. Brunet, A. j. Red
mond, William Rogers, Frederick Rich
ardson, Henry Thomas, William Gibson, w.
G. Sweet.
The nominations for temporary chairman
were resumed, and motion to take the
vote by ballot was lost
A motion to clear the lobby prevailed,
and the police were directed to enforce the
order, which was done.
George Dotson, William Cooper, E. Ben
jamin and A. Stillman were appointed SER
geants-at-arms.
The vote for temporary chairman stood:
johnson, 100; Miller, 10.
Mr. johnson was declared elected, which
was made unanimous.
L. Lamaniere, Jr., was elected temporary
secretary.
A committee on credentials, consisting of
fifteen Zone from each WardI, was appointed,
as follows: r. c. Howard, chairman, g. ID.
Geddes, w. r. Mason, w. Lasstraps, L.
Lameniere, Thomas Briscoe, Louis Chanon,
E. W. LOsbut, N. Joseph. John Marks, W.
W. Bachelor, Nj. Brown and e. j. Brunet.
A committee of fifteen was appointed on
rules: P. +. Herwig, chairman; j. w.
Hamm, j. Sullivan, r. Malcolm, E. Joubert,
S. j. Patio, 4. A. Taylor, D. G. Woodruff.
Brown, I. w. DeKlyne, w. A. Bachelor and
j McWhirter
A recess was taken until seven o'clock.
The convention reconyened according to
and was called to order by
the president.
The committee on credentials reported in
favor Of sitting members, including Mr.
John Lewis, delegate from the eleventh
ward, with two exceptions. When the sec.
retary, in reading the report, had reached
the ninth ward delegates, Mr.. Dorherty an
nounced that the ninth ward delegates
would retire from the convention. Only
Mr.. Dorherty, however, went out.
Mr. Samuel Carter and j. FondeI were
admitted to the vacant seats.
The report was adopted.
The committee on rules reported, and
their report was received and adopted.
At this stage of the proceedings Lieu
tenant Governor Pinchback and Judge Dib-
bic were invited to take seats on the plat
form.
On motion of George Mason, Mr.. J. L.
Dupart, of the seventh ward, was unani-
mOusly elected permanent president Of the
Messrs. Hubbard, DeKlyne and Ullman
we're appointed a committee to conduct HIM
10 the chair.
Befare taking his seat Mr.. Dupart ad-
iiressed the convention in brief and per
jinent speech.
Judge w. L. Evans was unanimously
elected permanent secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Creagh, a committee Of |
i've was appointed on resolutions, as fol- |
ows: Messrs. Creagh, DeKlyne, Hubbard. |
Victor and Howard.
The lobby doors were opened and the |
r0Wd of outsiders were admitted.
The convention then adjourned to twelve |
eolock to-day.
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