New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
POLITICAL NOTICES,


Notice.--The genuine Republicans Of the
March 9, 1872. After eectng their officers
for the term of year the following resolutions
introduced by DR.. Rochum CrastO, were unani-
mously adopted
Resolved, That all the members of this club do
cheerfully and earnestly extend their thanks to
all the Senators and members of the House Rep
resentatives Of Louisiana who voted for the great
reform bill No 1886, which passed both houses with
out single amendment, and now only awaits the
signature of the Governor to become law.
Resolved, That We will vote at the next election
for candidates who have represented their constr,
tuents and not for those who have represented
themselves.
Resolved, That we do appreciate in particular
the services rendered by few friends OF Justce
and progress, who did all in their power, without
interest, to pass the above bill.
HARRIS JOHNSON, President.
HENRY JOHNSON, Secretary. mhlZN"
Committee of the Reform Party of Louisiana No.
n CarOndelet street.-The Provisional State Cen
trail Committee of the reform party Of Louisiana,
appointed by William II. Randolph ESD, in ac-
cOrdanee with resolution adopted by mass
meeting of the citizens of New Orleans held IN
front of the City Han on the seventeenth of Febru-
airy, 1872, met this friday evening. March ., at
seven o'clock, at the rooms Of the Citizens Asso-
ciati0n Ne. q Carendelet street.
Mr.. /. N MARKS was asked to take the chair,
and the committee proceeded at once to the cleo
On motion, seconded, the following gentlemen
were unani mOusly elected:
Judge THOMAS H. KENNEDY President.
JOHN G. FLEMING, Vice President.
W.P. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Marks !
Resolved That the President appoint the follow
lowing committees:
duty shall lie to aid in organizing immediately
every parish in the State.
q Finance Committee OF hve members, with m
stmctions to take immediate steps to raise the
necessary funds to inaugurate the campaign
,. Committee on Address Of three members, to
prepare forthwith address setting forth the OBJ
ects of this committee. and making to the people
such recommendations as in their Judgment would
best cOnduce to the rapid organization OF the BE-
form party Throughout the State
In accordance with the resolution, the President
appointed the following geatlemen:
Fenuer, J. H. Kennard, Adolphe Schneider, pr. D..
Warren BrickelL
Finance Committee-John Phelps J. NJ Seixas,
| H. McCloskey W. B. schmidt, James Buckner.
| Address Committee-lI. n. Ogden, W. 0. Denegre,
| J. NJ. Seixas
Resolved, That the president appoint commit
tee of three members to apporton the State in the
coming convention.
| Committee on Apportionment-J. II. Kennard
James Buckner, Charles 4. F-nner.
| On motion of G. E. Fenner-
J. Resolved That the committee give their warm
| approval to the ward organizations, which have al
ready been formed in the first. tenth and eleventh
wards of the city, and call on the people IN OF hel
wards without regard to race or past political al
filiatiOns who in favor of reform, to organize
se it fr,hep resolved That as soon as or
gained each ward club be requested to elect dele
gates to parish central committee which shat
| consist of two delegates from each ward. and t.
| report to this committee without delay the names
| Of the delegates elected.
| The following apportionment for delegates to the
Reform Convention, to meet in New Orleans, April
| 49, 1872, was adopted March 8, 1872, by the Provl
sional State Central Committee of tile Reform
| Party"
The various parishes throughout the State are
| requested to organize without delay. and to cleo
delegates according to this apportionment
NJ ahaY M