New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
REGULAR REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Eighth Day,

Eighth Day.
President Dupart called the convention
to order.
The minutes were read and adopted as
read.
A report from a conference committee,
making statements concerning Mr.. Frank
| Pace, Jr:, about his nomination for clerk
ship of one of the district courts, was read
| and referred to the proper committee.
| a communication from the Fourth Ward
| Republican Club announced that that body
heartily indorsed the nominations of this
| convention. Received and filed.
A communication from Mr. E. Staes, an
| nouncing himself as candidate for the
| clerkshlp of the Fifth District Court, was
| read and received.
| The committee on platform recommended
| the adoption of a resolution by Mr., johnson,
recommending the paving of police and
| city Ofticials.jn United States currency, was
read and adopted, and the new resolution
now stands as No 9 of the platform.
The committees report that Messra. S. D.
Moody, p. COyle and Theodore Lillienthal
accepted their nominations as city Admin
istrators. The gentlemen returned their
thanks for the favor.
The committee who waited on Mr. Sau-
vinet, nominee for civil sheriff, reported
that he indicated his willingness to accept
and assist the party.
The same for Mr.. 5. L. Eerwig, nominee
for criminal sheriff. This gentleman Wrot0
pleasant letter of acceptance
RI ~olution by Mr.. w. w. johnson, in
dorsing Mr. w. G. Brown as the State Su-
perintendent of Education, was adopted,
uuder suspension of the rules. without Op-
position.
Nominations for district attorney were
announced as in order.
Messrs. F. 6. Chamberlain, II. NJ. Dibbles
AlpyaD6pr DalEhpirnnr and lbarlnE J.1ynr-
berg were named.
Dalshelmer.
LTZenberg
DI4nA
And Mr., Chamberlain ws9 declared the
nominee.
NOMINATIoNs FOR 3HsTR1Cg CoURE JUDGES.
The nominr IS for Judge Of the Fi"st Dis
tricb Court were messrs. e. Go Hunt r.
King Cutler, E. Abel.
I. G. Hunt
h,n$ @us9R IL
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And Judge Hunt was declared the nomi-
nee. a committee was appointed D inform
Judge Hunt.
For Judge Of The Second District Court.
Guy Duplantier 20
simeon Beden '.eo'o'-''.:'o''o '0oo''''.S'oo''' o.
g. Brieugne. 81
And BJr. Bel5eR was declared Ghe pctq-
inee.
Nominations sos judge Of she Third Ojs-
Srict Court:
g. g. Harris
e = WIZ VI Kendall
e. blSnSh$
]. g. Coleman.
W. L. Th0mpSOn.
j. MeunleE.'.
R1r. Beunier was nominated.
For judge Of the Fourth DistsicS Court
HBr. B. T. Kynch was dominated by ac
cI8matiOn, and q commit e was appointed
90 inform fha4 gentleman Of che fact Ne.
lynch was present and loudly cheered.
Nr. Deklyne nominated Mr.. 3. w. Cur
ley Fog judge of the Fitch District Court.
and asked that Che rules be suspended 20
declare that gentleman the nominee by &C
elamation. The yules were not suspended.
Che nominations were as follows;
J. ". dsuTeg.
3 BHeugneP'
D NJ. C. Hughes
h. hing cutter.
E7r. GuEley was declared che nominee.
Nominations for judge OF she Sixth Ojg0
GTict Court we've in @rdeyo
alfred Shaws name was called by Sfr. j.
g. Miller and motion GnadeStO suspend
che rules in order Go nominate that gentle
man by accjamation. This meS with some
opposition, and motions 20 adjourn wd 9
made from every side.
Mr. p. NJ. q. Hughes was dominated by
RIr. Matthew.
The vote was as follows:
Alfred shaw
j. NJ q. Hughes
s Committee was appointed to inform
HBr. Shaw of his nomination.
The rules were suspended on nominating
a Judge foG the Seventh District Court by
acclaqnation, and Mr. S. r. Walker was
nominated and IS to be informed OF that
For Judge of the Eighth District Court.
Judge II, c. Dibble was chosea by acela-
nation
In every case of election committee of
five was appointed to jntOgm the fortunate
gentleman of the fact.
The convention She3 adjourned until
noon So-dayo