New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10

New Orleans, October :, 1872
| To the President and Members o5 the Liberal Pa1
isH SoHNen
| GEHTLEMEN-l am directed by this com
nlIee 10 s4GnliI 5oF Iile c9hsloeFatIoh u on o
youl nonoiaoie o"uS tne ~" ms nSal9e 5!
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P"i1Sn VI Oi10"ns'
List OF names recommended by the bar
First Distinct Court. Aoeil.
Second Dlstrlct C0urt-A. d. nleFe'
Third District Court: A. Monroe.
Fourth DlstrlcI COURT; M; Bonner.
Fifth District Court: w. GurIey'
Sixth District Court-A. SaucIer'
Seventh District Courts. H. Walker
Elghth District Court-W. a Eimore'
Referred TO committee on conference.
Inc tUlloWlng communication was also
received and read:
Rooms INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN }
Parish COMMITTEE.
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non 49, ~ St&nlorQ PFesloe1I ana hel ol Ine
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!, o1Rs-l qave the hon0r 70 MORN you tha5
ond ev The TDanenj5ent 5 Ban1,6
Hcans of the narish Of Orleans has a6on+ed
a resolution, a copy whereof is herewith in
closed.
RESOLUTION.
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oo1;st of f-oa ',oI Lors fro,,, +Lo SoT7o,o7
Yards ana the nrasi9ent of he conven+;on
,r%n sbaIj ba cbairna+7 n con far zr+h +Ln
othpr con1entione nov in session and also
Iyi+6 +6o comTittoa of the PafoTTn nartv
~ nnaorJo-1co II;tb IL -oen1-I+;ort' +7,o
foIIovEinCr con7rni++n of confnrence has baan
annointe3 ~. General Fl. 7 CamnheII
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ganlzat!oA VI I.!e appointment, "Ho also
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honest goHelIInenI, %IIcn sna5t "a Ie1tesenV
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PRESIDENT independent hepupAcan Parish
Convention.
Referred likewise to the committee on
conference.
Mr.. Murch, of the second ward, offered a
resolution, which was carried, to the effect
that the Instructions given to the confer
ence committee be so altered as to ''author-
ize them to confer with all conservative
parties
The following communication was re-
ceived and read and referred to the confer
ence committee:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL)
Committee and Liberal State Central
Committee, New Orleans, October 9, l872.)
TO the Democratic and Liberal Conventions for the
Parish Of Orleans now in session;
GENTLEMEN---We appeal to you with one
voice to lay aside the differences that stand
N the way OF harmony and concord. A
common danger threatens US Il divisions
prevail in our midst. We have banded to-
yether everywhere in the State, and are
in solid phalanx to victory. VIII
you throw obstacles in the way of this
coming triumph, where our aggregate ener-
yies would give certain success! Your |
brethren, the Democrats, Liberals and Re |
'ormers on Red river, the Ouac1ita and the |
Lafourche, in parishes remote and pear,
which send their products to your wharves |
md feed the avenues OF our trade and com
nerce, appeal to you to bury all dissen- |
,iOns, and not imperil the general veal of |
his great State.
Obliterate all differences for the moment |
ind join in the common and glorious cause |
# Tedeemlng our State. In DAYS gone by, |
patriotic men have sacrificed their lives
reely for their country; in these dark days |
# our adversely will you hesitate to immO-
ate personal ambition and individual pre-
erences on the altar of your State!
We ask you, in view of these solemn
ssues, to strike hands in a generous union.
md redeem this long suffering people
By order. EMILE LASERE,
President Democratic State Committee
TOM BYNUM,
President Liberal Central Committee.
A communication was received from r.
}. Foreman, Esq, chairman, and A. w.
tewart, secretary of the Peoples Reform
'arish Executive Committee, submitting
be following platform and list Of nOmina-
ions, which they earnestly commended to
be consideration of this body:
We, the Peoples convention for the par
IN OF Orleans, called by the Parish Ex-
outive Committee OF the Reform party,
eEeTlng that IN times like these, political
onventtons assembled, composed OF dele
ates selected accoFulng 10 stflcG party
mes, and under the manipulation OF par
isan ward politicians, are not llke!y to Sc
'ct the pest ana most competent cltlzels as
andidates for office, and rarely, IN their
aolce. reject the real sentiment o1 the ma
'rlty OF conserTatlye votes:
Reso!ged, That we earnestly desire to
nlte all Conservative voters II support OF 4
le 1usl0n otate uckeu, anu OF caHuloatt6
r the Legislature who Will carry cat the
announced by the sRe1orm ana
emoocratic parties in connection with that
cket.
Rssoleed That in par2;chial and municipal