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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

For CONGRESS D1sTR1cT.-
We learn from late New Orleans pa
pers, that the Hon. Thomas holland,
of Iberville, has been nominated for
Congress, in the Sd District, by the
Kellogg party. Tom has many per-
sonal friends in this District, who
though, not in affiliation with the
Grant party, would be glad to see
him elected.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

d'ant- Kellogg Party, had a
10 Waterloo, in Pointe Cou-
Wednesday, which was at
W about one hundred and
r. boys and females. Lieut..
aehback, nc s. B. Packard, G..
'kln and G. W. Lowell, were
srn that Gov. Pinchback de.
interfere in the local affairs
y coupee, believing that the
'ot Of those difficulties could
attended to by the people
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION,

The office OF the Supervisor of
Registration will be open at the
Court House, in st. Francisville,
from Monday September I'd, 1872,
to September 30tb, and Oh the Ack-
lin Plantation on the LIST end ID of
October at VIM. II Strings Store
October 1 and 5 /; 1T Laurel Hill,
October 7 and s ]; at Ell S. Nor
wood, October 10 and IL at Star
Hill, October IL and Is and will
close ut the Court House on the
Goth OF October 1872
Office hours from Z to 1o o'clock
A. NJ, and from , to 7 o'clock T..
NJ, Sundays excepted.
All qualified voters who weIe not
registered i'll this parish in 1868 and
desire to be registered will come for
ward and cause the same to be done.
also all who have lost their certi-
ficates Of registration, and all those
who have changed their place OF
residence from one Ward to another,
since they were registered will ap-
pear and have their present placrs
of residence, or the Jury Ward in
which they er'' be st the time of
Eelection noted upon the books OF
registry, and also upon their certi-
fcates (if not lostl they will bring
with them.
All positive information of the de-
mise, femovaI, or other cause that
would disqualify any registered vo-
ter in this parish ut the last reg'stra.
ton from voting at the coming elec-
ton will be thankfully received al
the office Of the undersigned.
bAI'L. N. WHITE,
u Supervisor of Registration,
Parish Of West Feliciana, La,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

all parts of the district
|he intelligence that Capt. Jas.
going to be tho, successful
Rtor for the Senate. The Re
rs Of Pointe Coupee, are al
unit for him +; while here, in
nsh Of West Feliciana, he will
q large majority Of the Re-
p votes.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

Gov. Pinchback is posted
less the republicans of West
fa, on the 9th lxox. The
as many warm friends in this
who would vote for him in
bee to any other man, but
mt swallow Packard, Lowell,
ana others. Too much cor
for one dose.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

1lNDo,-James r. Cunning
'no figured conspicuously in
OF a detective in this parish,
D arrested in jackson, Miss,
with completely in a forgery
no held to bail in the sum OF
lsand dollars. The bond was
incoming and Cunningham
Eea up.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

rp TREv.-Our readers may
L4, that the article capped
md Then," which appeared
last number of The Dunn
vas written by Prof. 2. NJ.
Such is the case.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

~
srASD Ir.-We learn from
Who ccnversed with Lieut..
ncnback, at Waterloo, last
as' ne expressed himself dis
with the intended bolt on
n'nation Of the Hon. Thos.
nd, for Congress. in the Sd
The Lieut.. Governor said
pald the Packard Committee
Mr. Darrall against Mr.. No
would not stand it.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

I Early made a speech at
|.store last Friday, in which
k'y handled the pretended
Fabsr. He branded him as a
md cheat. Colored men,
Eret that.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

H. Ryland, correspondent
Agricultural Bureau, requests
state that he has received for
|ion packages of Rye, Wheat
S, and that those who may
experiment. with them, will
pished upon application to
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
WILLIS LANDRUM, Secretary.

The Fusion Campaign Committee
have advertised another Mass Meet
ing for Bayou Sara, on Tuesday. the
22d day cf October.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

itbstanaing what the Sorre1
ls to say about Il, the ticket
led last Saturday is more
Ian than the one which Boss
! fathers. There are but two
Iatives on that ticket, while
uard ticket has three bitter
hats on.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
New SERIES--IUL II. IA. I.
Lo, the Poor Indian.

kO, lIG EOOI luUldH.
Whose untutored mind" Gcnl
Grant has endeavored to lead int,
ways of pleasantness5 and paths of
peace, by sending among them Off
cial missionaries Of the Quaker sect,
is setting utte,l y at naught the pa
cific teachings OF these men of pence.
But that tho experiment of furnish
ing these hon,un ficnds with guus
and ammunition, and good Quaker
counsel, wa; costing the lives of u
few thousand whites, one would be
inclined to laugh ut the absurllity Of
our Indian policy 1t is, however,
no laughing matter to the poor bor-
derers who are murdered and plum.
dered without mercy.
A gentleman Of the class common
ly known as the ' Noble Red Men,
who recently visited Washington,
and was treated with distinguish
ed consideration, hts recently been
amusing himself with an impromptu
tragedy on the plains. He captured
and burned one of his " Great Fa-
thers" wagon trains, murdered some
fourteen teamsters, and just for the
fun Of the thing, skinned one or two
alive. The hero of this affair is Mr..
Little Raven-a very pleasant gen
tleman, but little eccentric.
4 short time since another noble
Red man, called Sitting Bull, met
some Of their Good Fathers SOL
diers in the Yellowstone Valley and
eliminated some forty Or fifty of
them by means Of bullets, &c, fur
nished by their good friends the
Quaker agents. These wards of the
nation are assembled in the Valley
to the number of fifteen thousand
or so, and they are whetting their
knives and sharpening their toma-
} hawks for active service, although
they have one and oil been properly
: taught by their peaceful agents that
these things are all very improper.
> Indeed, one party threatened to
5 scalp the " friends themselves, so
: great is the ingratitude Of this no.
? bic type of manhood. Genl. Sheri-
3 dan says it is all id nonsense, and
: they need wiping out, but it is said
+ bis valuable services will be needed
y in Louisiana to look after the Cow
! ernment interests in that quarter,
and to put an end to the more hor-
/ rible outrages Of the rebels and Ku-
4 klux. In the mean time Mr.. Lo
G will be left to controlling influence
j. of Moral suasion, provided he doesn't
! burn or scalp his advisers.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
ST. MNClSlllE LOUISIANA TUESDAY, OCTOBER |, 1872.

On motion of Col. S. McKneely,
said resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. J. G. Patrick then offered the
following resolution, seconded by
MIR. Claiborne, which passed unani-
mcusly
BE it Neso7,:c7, That we heartily
cnlorse tie nomination Of MIR. JAS.
Reid, for the Office Of Senator from
our District, and pledge ourselves to
support him.
Capt. J. 2. Harris offered a reso-
luton in relation to the appointment
Of an Executive Committee, but ac-
cepted the following which was Of
fercd as substitute OF amendment,
viz:
BE 1t Resolced, That the President
of this meeting appoint Parish
Executive Committee for the cam
paign, to be composed of one men,
ber from each ward, and that the
President of this meeting be added
to said committee.
! Be 1t further Resolved, That said
committee shall have full power to
nominate candidates for all parish
offices and the Legislature and
further, that said committee be au-
thorized to enter into any confer
ence or compromise that they may
deem beneficial to our interests.
| This motion was carried without a
dissenting voice, and a motion to re-
consider was tabled.
On motion of Capt. Harris, re-
cess of fifteen minutes was taken to
give the President an opportunity to
make up the committee.
} After coming to order again, the
President announced the following
committee
1st Ward, VIM. Means /; I'd Ward
| Hillary Callahan 3D. Ward, DR. r
, H. Babbit 4th Ward, Ovide LIE
ieune !; 5th Ward, Morgan O'Con
nell, 9Th Ward, F. l.. Claiborne
7th Ward, NJ. Thompson 18Th Ward
$ J. H. Seibert !; 9th Ward, L. G. Fer
] nandez +; 10th Ward, G. Samson
n 18th Ward, Albea Lebeau 12tl
Ward, Etienne Major, Jr., 13tl
! Ward, Benjamin Jewell l4th Ware
I Jas. X. Picket.
! DR.. Rabbit then offered the FOL
: lowing resolution, which was carried
G viz
t BE 1t Rpsolrpd, That the member
p of the Campaign Executive Commit
n te, be authorized to call meetings il
their respective wards for the pur
pose of organizing snb=committe
i in each ward, said subcommittee t.
n lie formed under the rules and reg1
lations of the Parochial Executiy
:. Committee.
= Mr.. Ovide Lejcuue requested tn
o newly appointed committee to NEE
Immediately after the adjournmen
q of this meeting.
h On motion of Mr.. Claiborne, til
d Secretaries of this meeting are re
ouested to furnish to the Polnte Cou
,e zee Echo and to the n. o. Time
t. plcoyune and Bee, copies of thes
Il proceedings for publication.
'e On motion, the meeting then at
. iourned Size Die.
- JAMES VIGNES,
"a President.
IN Fl. l.. LEDouy, Secretary,
4. L. B. CLAIBORNE, Asst, Secy.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

Ehers who do not receive
[,1,cAs regularly, will please
M Office. We propose to
!. a]1 such cases, and bring
The notice Of a U. S. Com
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
JAMES VIGNES,
President.
Fl. L. LEpoux, Secretary,
L. 3. CLAIBORNE, Asst, Sec'y.

With its usual disregard for troth,
Tie So,,x1 Horse, says that the Lib
eral Meeting which WAS to have been
held last Wednesday, Was a failure,
and that no one was in attendance.
This sorrel, you know to be an un-
mitigated falsehood. The meeting
was not held because the speakers
announced could not be present. AS
to the number of persons in town,
to attend the meeting, we can say
that it was large, far beyond our ex,
pectations--there being several hun
dred whites and colored present.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

GA small pox Liberal Drama Con-
yention will be held to-day some
where in the parish, so says dame
rumor. The principal figure head
in the Drama will be two men, three
boys and mule. "-Sorrel Horse.
The boys represented in the Drama
were those who received the nomi-
nations the mule who got licking
and is being ridden to death by the
witches, is Mr.. Boss B-u-z-z-a-r-d.
Pass some more Of your witty
Says, Boss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-05

-
FtE5intF Hn' .oeded in restoring or
90 p creme 1ri. ..usng to entertain any mo-
" 3''' f..... any speaker until all delegates
\ motion was carried to reconsider the vote
taken some time previously ordering the resolu-
tee to I'll vacancies in nominations for President
Vice President TO lie on the table and adopt the
said resolution after taking it from tile table.
delegate moved to adjourn sine die, and the
greatest confusion took place.
A DELEGATE from Indianna (Mr. PresO-lf you
adjourn without q candidate you are
C0NTEMPTBLE BEFORE THE WORLD.
Cries OF "Let us have candidate"
The CHAIR-lf you do adjourn l wont vote for
Mr. BURR, OF New Jersey-Mr. Chairman, l am
going to make the motion that when the Conven-
ton adjOurns IL shall be TO meet again tomorrow
the motion came to the Convention 70.
which would redeem the democratic party
from the disgrace into which it has
obtain such standard AND SeaTer Of sespectabty and and
publicity as would compe! the people to appreciate
strength throughout all the states. did not come
to enter my protest against tits ' dsarsc 1e
n close With aEe sse
than five weeks. ] have been at his house and his
Office. have known thad his soul was in sympa-
thy with this movement; but he has told me that
he could not possibly, for reasons which were pr
vate and personal, accept the nomination; and he
communicated those ieasons to Inc. was satisfied
This DETERMINATION OF MR.. o'coNoR WAS uN.
ALTERABLE
and said to many gentlemen that this was his de.
termination and that he was not O man to change
his mind. Mr. O'COnor and myself have been or
one opinion for long while There has meyer been
lie Is certainly, In my mind, one of the most re-
markabie men In this nation and In the world at
THIS time' But he Is peculiar; lie i as
when bricks are thrown. When you tender him
the nomination on this ticket he shrinks from the
rough and tumble OF tho world. Now, gentlemen,
he sends us O telegram that he cannot accept this
nomination. What are we here f0rY Are we here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-05
THIRD BALLOT.

After the roll call New York changed her 90
votes from Lyons to Adams; Tennessee changed
20 to 20 for Adams New Jersey changed 10. II for
Adams and for Lyons, Nebraska changed from
Lyons to Adams, South Carolina changed from
Lyons to Adams; Georgia made her vote Adams 20,
Edgerton 2; Mississippi, Adams Is, Lyons %; Mary
land changed 10 from Lyons to Adams, Louisiana
changed from Edgerton to Adams. (Cheers)
Delaware changed her votes from Lyons to
Adams.
Kentucky changed to Edgerton votes to Adams
IS.
Arkansas changed to Adams o. Edgerton 8.
New York changed solid her 6S votes to Adams.
(Cheers.)
Georgia changed her % votes to Adams
Kentucky went solid "a votes for Adams.
Mr.. MOREAU, OF Indiana withdrew tho name Of
Edgerton, and moved that the nomination Of
Adams be declared unanimous. Great applause.)
On motion three cheers were given Tor Mr..
Moreau.
Various additional states asked to change
tireir vote to Adams.
The question was stated on Mr.. Moreaus motion,
but as there were two dissenting voices the Chair
announced that the motion to declare the nomi-
nation unanimous was not agreed to.
The vote was then announced. The whole vote
was Coz, Adams receiving the entire vote.
o, me OHIO DELEGATE protested that six Of the
ohio delegates insisting in recording their votes
t9r Edgerton, and the Claim was allowed.