New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-10

| jackson, Ed AltcQell.
NatchitOches-Raford Blunt, II. Raby
Orleans-First ward-ThOmas Isabelle,
P. Murphy, Thomas Boswell, Randall Nc
Donnen, w. P. Cassis, P. w. Woodruff
James s. Mobiles, Arthur FrilOt.
Second ward-H. G. Dlbble, P. E. Bech
tell, L. Brown, Thomas Murray, William
Baker, Joseph Garcia, Charles Labuzan
Fred. A. johnson.
Third ward-J. w. Quinn, w. Walsh, w
| b. Barrett, Thomas Lynne, w. w. johnson
p. Creagh, Thomas Daily, A. E. Barber, Z
p. Chase, w. G. Brown, w. II. Waters, R
Smith, John Keller, John L. Davis, Charles
| MontaldO, George c. Bears.
Fourth Ward-C. f. Butler, P. B. s.
Pinchback L. Duffy, William Weeks, r. C.
| Howard, Raphael st. Armand, Robert Nal
| colin, Leon POpulus.
Fifth ward - Lanabere, Ernest Alix,
| William Vigers, H. BOutte, Philip Mon
| tame, Henry Refs, Octave Rey, E. Davis, J
n. Reynolds, N. Lastrapes, E. Quirk, T. E
| Medley. -
| Sixth ward-H. J. Campbell, L. P. J.
| Capla, F. E. Benedict, Charles Bergeron-.
Seventh ward Julian Narcisse, Numa
BOusguet, L. A. Thibault, A. Montfort,
George Jackson, P. Collins, L. P. Pigaux,
st. Felix Casanave, Louis Smith, w. H.
Green, John Hussy, William J. Moore.
Eighth ward-Daniel G. Depas +. Bour-
mes, Gus. LacOste, Louis WhitlOw.
Ninth ward-Thomas Carey, John Au-
gustin, George ROwald, David Douglas,
Alfred Jones, j. w. Edwards, Foster Chase,
John Major.
Remick, E. 2. DuclOslange, Peter Joseph,
Joseph cellars, Seymour AlcOrn, Allen
Bib, Charles Bib.
Eleventh ward-H. G. Pearson, A. NJ. G.
Hearsey, j. j. Heron, NJ. H. McLemOre, E.
g. Vankirk, P. j. Isabelle, David Fisher, A.
j. johnson.
Twelfth ward-George Baldey, E. C,
johnson, NJ. c. Carroll, John Marks.
Thirteenth ward-J. b. Gardet j. Garst-
kamp, William Brandick, Oliver II. WOIlay.
Fourteenth ward-W. r. Fish, Madison
Brown, R. w. Todd, Eugene Claiborne.
Fifteenth ward-B. Buchanan, H. Fuentes,
J. H. H. Camp, H. w. Farrell, S. BunkIey,
David Mason, w. w. Freeman, II. Carroll.
Ouachita-R. j. Caldwell, D. Hill, S.
Bird, j. EnnemOser.
Plaquemines-E. Butler, H. Mahoney, L.
G. COurcelle, Wesley Green, o. B. Sarpy,
J. L. Huntington, G. V. Thibaut, Frank
White, A. Againa, Harvey Oscay, COrne-
Illus Brown, Philip HijesOn, Jr., D. A. Thi-
bault, Henry Ben, Barthelemy DOnmOr,
James johnson.
POinte Coupee-Emile HonOre, J. G. Pat
rick, Gracien Decuir, Leandre Valerie, E.
Manchester, Louis Prevail, H: G. TournOir,
Thomas Williams.
Red RiveT~M. H. TwitchelI, E, w.
Devices.
Richland-W. T. Oliver, G. Fl. Moore A.
0. P. Pickens, r. A. Devices.
Rapides-G. Y. KelsO, Joseph COnnough-
ton, John Mayo, II. J. Wright, William
Heinsmeyer, johnson BeIlyin, Caesar Nor
gan, Alexander Grimstead r. Young,
William Crawford, B, w. Porter, William
HeIt.
st. Bernardo. H. Flagg, H. Edinburg,
Leopold Guichard, Isaiah johnson.
st. Helena-W. b. Floyd, Charles Foster,
r. S. PTimmes.
st. John the Baptist George w. Coombs,
Henry Demas, Gervais Leche, John Cayalle. |
st. Martini. E. LalOire, Charles Nevin,
Paul NJ. Abadie, T. Narcisse.
Sabine-Jack Spratlin, John Estis, II. G.
Myers.
st. Charles-Peter Harper, Edward Hen
dersOn, John Bailer, Adam Clark, L. D. |
BrOussard, NJ. s. Cox, James Warfeld, Ray. |
mond Barney.
St. JamesSO. F. Hunsaker, John Hedge
path, j. w. Hunsaker, J. G. Oliver, G. |
Oliver, II. Riley, n. S. Landry, Peter
St. Iandry-Elbert CAN'T, ]. j. Beau
champ, Cinema Olubespiere, c. Donate, j. |
c. Barry, G. w. Brown, B. Woodwork, |
Nelson Thompson.
st. Mary-F. J. D'Avy, Emerson Bent
ey, Charles Smith.
St. ammany-AnthOny Burren, VII
lam Taylor.
ipahoa-Henr1y Lawson, Sol Wheat.
TerrebOnne-F. K. Wright, General |
lyons, Thomas \. Cage, Anthony Drayton,
Tensas-James S. Matthew'S Gabriel |
Johnson, William johnson, Robert Worrall
VermiliOn-C. H. Remick, Lofty T.
Briggs, A. NJ. Murtaugb, John B. BOisdOre.
VIM Philip Bazeldier, Green D. Brant-
ey.
Webster-J. D. Harper, Samuel Mooring.
West Baton ROuge-Robert Morris, f.
Iellany, Cornelius johnson.
West Feliciana-J. P. Newsham, Oliver
)iggs, L, B. Jenks, w. SpoOner.
AT this stage of the proceedings it was an
IOuneed that committee from the Liberal
convention, now in session at the Academy
# Music, was in waiting upon this cOnven-
ion. They were received, and Messrs.
leonard, of CaddO, and Farmer, of Ouach-
ia, of the Liberal conference committee,
scOrtsd to seats upon the platform. They
resented the following communication
With a request that the convention act upon
at its earliest convenience and then with
rev:
HEADQUARTERS LIBERAL PARTY, |
New OFleansr August 9, 1872. 5
o the President of the Convention Of the Regular
Republican party:
SIR have the honor to announce to you
hat / am instructed to request that your
OnOTable body will appoint a committee
o confer with this committee, and further
hat the appointment be made at your
arliest convenience. Very respectfully,
our obedient servant,
LOUIS BUSH,
Hartman of the Conference Committee of
the Liberal party.
Hon. A B. Harris, delegate from COncor-
ia, moved to lay the communication on
be table, subject to call. Carried.
A protest of the delegate from st. Ber-
ard against Messrs. Bragg and EdinbuTg
epresenting them in this convention was
eceived and referred to the committee on
Several unimportant changes were then
made, mainly among alternates to the con
entiOn.
The roll, amended, was then called, and
be secretary announced forty-seven par
she's represented by 295 delegates.
MIR. Campbell, then yielding the chair TO
ir. Pinchback, called for reading of the
from the Liberal committee
conference.
He then stated that he was about to
resent resolution and take a stand in
7hich he might differ from many of his
primer friends, but that the action of the
invention thereon would show whether
he speaker could longer remain and work
! harmony with them or not The crisis
as come, the turning point has been |
cached, and the speaker sOlemnly believed |
nat on the acceptance or rejection of hts
ropOsitiOu depended the future of the Re- |
ublican party and of the colored people !
f this State, and whatever is dOneby this {
Ody, let it be with the calm elaboration