New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-17
INDEPENDENT NTREPUBLICAN CONVEN
TEON.
Sixth Day.

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The convention met at twelve o'clock, in
the hall of the House Of Representatives,
General II. j. Campbell in the chair.
The roll was called and a quorum found
to be present.
The minutes of the preceding session We're
read and approved.
Mr. Raynal, in behalf of the conference
committee, reported having communicated
with the regular Republican convention,
meeting in the Senate chamber; that they
were not then in session, but as soon as
they assembled, at twelve o'clock to-day,
they had promised to give the matter i'm
mediate attention. The committee asked
further time, which was allowed.
Mr.. McMickle moved that committee of
ten be appointed to select candidates for Of
fees to be supported by this convention, in
case the overtures made to the Republican
convention are rejected by them.
Mr. Camp moved to amend by requiring
the committee to report back to this con-
vention tomorrow.
Mr.. Moore was opposed to action being
taken until the action of the Republican
convention was made known.
Mr.. Raynal thought the convention had
better be prepared tor any emergency, and
thought ticket should be prepared to be
submitted in case the Republicans failed to
take satisfactory action
NIL 4dlCF 1uONCu 10 1lAtIlO t4l6 ISsU1u-
ton so as TO increase the committee to fif-
teen-one from each ward.
The resolution was adopted as amended.
The chair then announced the following
as the committee:
NJ. JEFF Thompson, first ward; Charles
LabuzaD, second ward; Thomas II. Daley,
third ward; G. Drisch, fourth ward; Jacob
Haberlin, fifth ward; +. E. Dumas, sixth
ward: w. J. Moore, seventh ward; Tatsco
ioh+ Gy,i1o Tn
ninth ward; Donald McMickle, tenth ward;
E. G. Vankirk, eleventh ward; NJ. G. Carroll,
twelfth ward; E. c. johnson, thirteenth
ward: John T. Lowe, fourteenth ward; J.
H. Fl. Camp, fifteenth ward.
The convention then took a recess till
two o'clock,
ADJOURNED SESSION.
At two o'clock the president called the
convention to order.
A quorum was found to be present.
j. A. Raynal, chairman of the committee
on conference, reported having received the
following communication:
CONVENTION HALL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF 4
the Parish of Orleans, ;
New Orleans. October IS, 1872
To the Hon. j. A. RaynaI Chairman of Committee
Conference from the Independent Repub-
DEAR SIR-I have the honor to inform
you that agreeably to your request l have
appointed, on vote Of the convention
committee of FIVE, consisting Of Messrs. R.
G. Howard, chairman; IA. Fleury, S. j.
Flatow, w. w. johnson, and T. H. Wynne,
who have full authority to confer with you
upon the purport OF your resolution.
Respectfully, etc,
JL. DUPART.
President Republican Parish Nominating
Convention:
Rooms SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE,
New Orleans, October I6, 1872. !
Hon. ]. A. Raynal, Chairman Committee on Confer
ence, Independent Republicans:
SIR have the honor to inform you that,
in accordance with instructions from the
parish nominating convention, the under
signed can not confer with you until your
convention shall have indorsed the Repub
lican national and State tickets. In the
event Of your complying with the above,
we viii be pleased to meet your committee
tomorrow, October II, at 10 A, NJ, at No
Is Dryades street, up stairs.
Respectfully, ETC.,
r. C. HOWARD,
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