New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
Liberal Republican state Central Com


mittee.
A meeting was held last evening at the
headquarters of the Greeley and Brown
State Central Committee of the Republican
party of Louisiana.
In conformity with the following resOIu-
ton adopted by the convention on Tuesday
August l3, to wit:
ReSOlred, That the president of this con-
ventiOn appoint an e1 ecutive committee OF
fifteen members, to be known as the Auxi-
larv Liberal Central Committee, who, IN
addition to the powers and duties usually
pertaining to such committees, shall be en-
powered to act as a conference committee,
and shall put themselves in communication
with the Liberal State COMMITTEE, for the
purpose OF securing harmonious action
there with, and also to secure such mOdlh-
cation as may be deemed necessary to
make the said Liberal State ticket more
generally acceptable to our people, and
shall have power to do whatever may be
necessary in the premises in securing the
success Of Liberal Republican tickets-na-
tiOnal and State.
The Hon. Hugh J. Campbell has appoint
ed the following named gentlemen as mem
bers Of the Greeley and Brown State Cen
tral Committee Of the Republican party Of
Louisiana:
Colonel George w. Carter, of Cameron;
Hon. II. L. Swords, of Assumption; Rev.
Samuel Armstead, of CaddO; Hon. Henry
Demas, of st. John the Baptist; General O.
F. Hunsaker Of st. James; Colonel NapO-
leon Underwood, of Baton Rouge; Hon
Peter Harper, of st. Charles; Hon. E. w.
Devices, Of Red River; Cornelius Donate,
Of st. Landry; Joseph Thompson, of As
sumption; Hon L. b. jerks, of East Fell
ciana; F. G. Remick, J. B. JOurdain, David
Douglas, E. V. Leclere, w. 6. Mcconnell,
B. 2. Blanchard, Of Orleans.
In accordance with the following motion,
which was adopted by the convention on
the thirteenth viz: ION motion, the presi-
dent of the convention, Hugh j. Campbell,
was appointed president of the Executive
Committee, to be appointed" the commit
tee was organized by the election Of Hugh
j. Campbell as president
On motion, Charles p. Wiggin was elected
secretary, and Otis Remick and Emile
LOngpTe assistant secretaries.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
members of the Parish Executive Commit
tee for the parish of Orleans: First ward,
Thomas Isabelle; second ward, John Cock
rem; third ward, Thomas Lynne; fourth
ward, Emile LOngpre; fifth ward, William
Vigers; sixth ward, Hugh j. Campbell;
seventh ward Colonel G. w. Carter; eighth
ward, E. V. Leclere; ninth ward, David
Douglass; tenth ward, j. D. O'COnnell;
eleventh ward, n. H. McLemOre; twelfth
ward, NJ G. Carroll; thirteenth ward, John
Garstkamp; fourteenth ward, w. H. Hon
mems; fifteenth ward, j. II. II. Camp.
The above named parish committee are
hereby notified to meet in the Senate Cham
Der, on Wednesday, the twenty-frst instant,
at half-past seven o'clock, 2. NJ, for the
purpose Of efecting permanent oTganiza-
ton.
The State Central Committee will meet
daily IL the Mechanics Institute, at l P.
All members of the parish executive
committees Of the different parishes who
are acting in harmony with this committee,
are cordially invited TO attend and partici-
pate in the business of the committee.
On motion the New Orleans REPUBLICAN
was chosen as the official organ of this or
ganizatiOn.