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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

WANT Of space prevent US from
furnishing the proceedings Of the
Republican Convention to date. We
may state however that in addition
to the nominations to be found in
their place, the convention on Thurs
day selected the following:-Clerk
Of Third District Court Charles
A. Baquie; Fourth, Edward De-
Blois; Fifth, Joseph Presas. First
Justice, Geo. NJ. Lally; Constable,
G. Thurkauf. Senator, First Dis
trict, G. +. Glaudin; First Repre-.
sentative Dist, VIM. Thompson,
John Langles.
For Clerks Of the Court-Sixtb,
J. Kaiser; Seventh, O. Lainey;
Eighth, Thos. Lynne.
Mr.. T. g. Hunt, the nominee for
JUDI &c Of the First, resigned on &C.
count of his being recommended by
the bar to the Liberals and not &C.
cepted by them. The vacancy thus
created was, on motion of I. W.
DeKlyne, filed by the election by
reclamation, of MI. M. A. Dooley.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26
CLOSE OF REGISTRATION.

This is the last day for securing
registration papers; and We sincere
" trust that no Republican voter
has failed to secure that instrument
through which, and through which
alone he can exercise on the day of
election tho right to cast his vote for
tho men Of his and his party's choice
for the important Offices in the gift
Of the voters. Every failure is the
loss Of q vote, and the loss Of every
vote to the Republican party is the
gain Of one to tho Democracy, and
every Republican who is guilty Of
such an act is giving laid and COM
fort to his enemies, and tho enc
mics Of his party. These consider
and these alone should be
to arouse every Republi-
can voter to q full sense of his stern
duty. and his grave responsibility.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

~Duripg the past few days ~
have had the pleasure Of coming in
contact with Hon. Jno Lynch, Col.
s. J. Ireland and Mr.. Cardozs, Of our
sister State, Mississippi. These gem
tleunen hsye been on their canvass
for the Republican ticket in severalof
the counties adjoining our State and
run in TO beguile . few hours. They
ere III sa4isded hst Mississippi viii.
70 overwhelming with Grant and
Wilson ~ tho National standard
bearers. :
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

PKRsoNAL.-Mr. J.. Ross Stewart,
the Republican candidate for the
House Of Representatives from the
Parish Of Tensas, arrived in the
city on Thursday morning and gave
Us q welcome call. Mi. S. has been
engaged in = stumping tour with
several Of our nominees in several of
the parishes, and he testiies of the
universal enthusiasm Of Republic
cans everywhere and their DISPOSE
ton and resolution to cast their
votes for the straight Republi-
can ticket, National and State. In
his own parish some disaffectlon
exists but it is hoped all will be
vel
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26
r0R cON0HE40-COURTH DISTRICT,
HARRY LOTT,
or .RArnB-Long Term.
SAMUEL PETERS,,
OF cADpo-S Short Term.
ron CoNaRRss-FIFTH DIgTR1CT,
FRANK MOREY
or 0UACHITA.
OF 1A0DAQkUDe3m

D1srsAc1ma.-Andno comes the
"Indepsndent Republicans" with q
Parish ticket too. These pertina-
cious gentlemen insist that they have
rights which somebody must respect
end they are going It appears to the
court Of last resort with their ap-
peal We. suppose il they must
they must, We only regret their res
elution for the distrscting tendency
such . wholly futile effort must ~
suit in. The fald IL fun Of tickets
aud bstwssn tho fusion, the Pso-
pies, tho 6traightout Dsmoessta
tho Poor Man's tho Independent,
and The old Republican tickets there
il enough to puzzle the brain of any
voter: One consolation however r.
mains; the Republican and Demo-
cratic party are massingth their forces
and unless We greatly mistake the
'ths signs Of the times al the
scattering organisation will
DO dropped, Ill idee Of iuxther fu-
sion o. change or eomrpomise dis-
and tho work Of o3ectin4 q
party tdbet aasumedi in dad earn
kpk -.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26
Mr. r. N. LUSHER.

By . private letter from Bayou
Sara yesterday We received tho in
telligence that this gentleman il in
d~ustriously circulating in several
parishes the barefaced talsehooda
that "the opposing candidate on
the Radical ticket has been repudi-
atsd by several Clubs, and q large
number Of Republicans in New Or
leans" By the power Of maltipli-
cation which the visual organs Of
people possess at certain times and
under certain circumstances, the
put up job" action Of an unusu-
ally small meeting Of q Club in one
Of the Wards Of this city has been
converted into "seversl." The
large number" Of Republicans
comes also in the same way. Who
arc they? at what time. or plaoe, or
masner did any such thing take
place?
+. Nj. Lusher's veracity can b
no better illustrated than in this
manner, and If tho dsoency and
manliness no possesses are to be
inferred from such action, we don't
envy him his reputation.
But what does he mean hts people
to understand by the reservation
and qualification We are informed
he is giving in his correspondence
with his friends, in the parishes on
the subject OF . fair administration
" without distinction a. to their
race" by tho use OF tho words In
part, as far as procticaNe?" To the
who is to be gulled all is un-
qualified and unreserved to his real.
supporters and party who are not
in accord with the abolition Of race
distinction, he says that the no
distinction is only a blind, it is "in
part and that-"as far as prao-
ticable." We commend this
thought to consideration.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

CoNcERr AND ExH1B1T1oN.-The
efforts Of the ladies and gentlemen
in the interest Of the orphans home
were crowned and concluded last
Friday evening with q grand con-
cert and exhibition in the Mechan-
ios' Institute, under tho auspices OF
Mrs. Hoggatt and Mr.. A. J. Kenner.
There was = large attendance pre-
can't, and the young lady amateurs
acquitted themselves very creditably
Of their tasks. Tho dramatic per-
formsnoes Of the young gentlemen
did not come up 10 former efforts
Of the same actors, owing doubtless
to tho excitements and distrac-
tons Of tho moment and tho short
time they had for rehearsals and pre-
The original effort Of MI:
D. Ksunedy washighly creditable,
md argues hvorably Of . promis-
ing future. His eulogy Of the late
Governor gave evidence
ii thought, arrangement and skill.
With John Wesley, We "veneeste
Houno man." because on them all
,ops, 1of The future stability and i'd
'anoement or fear Of unnoertainty
detaeineation Of society and gov
'eumant depend; ~ therefore hail
he promised our junior and give
our encouraging weird The
'ilEusas 1 hs sysnine laltsd ma
g hosz, hpt.Ann Hher mt9tain-
n9Ghapete md plaAGn9M4eH
. Hpesbnnaasm s lelt HhQ11
thy anal curtain Mltahawn.'
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

Pow-Wow-The Liberal party
met once moro in Lafayette Square
on Thursday evening last, and had
. stersotypsd audience in attend
anoe, and = few speeches from their
orators, principal among whom
was Governor Warmoth. Tho
Municipal and Parish nominations
were, Of course, ratified and their
election pledged.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The labors Of The Republican Pa
ri6h Oonvention oamsto amend yes
tsrday, altar asprotracted session Of
eleven days. The members have
taken time enough and have striven
No believe to submit to the voters
Of tho Parish Of Orleans tho best
and most available candidates pos
sible under the circumstances. These
circumstances haye been very nu-
msrous and very embarrassing. The
young element Of which tho Con-
vention WAS largely composed. had,
with their comparative ~inexperienoe
to make . ticket composed not OK
elusively Of strict party men, but Of
some who had not hitherto afilia-
ted with the Republican party, but
who would be willing to deal fairly
with all the people, and whe enjoyed thu
confidence of the element they rep
resent and who could and would
bring to the support Of the entire
ticket Ill who would support such
candidatea
In carrying ont this policy many
personal friends, many deserving
Republicans have been shelved to
make room for this new clement,
and many Of the nominations have
been made advisedly. That
Some amount Of dissatisfaction
would be felt is natural, for very
deserving men will immediate
y understand how it 10 that party
men should desire them to take
back seats for new converts, or
not even in the mourner's
seat, but under the exceptional and
precarious circumstances of the
hour let US beseech all Republicans
to demonstrate their attachment to
their party in it's trying hour, and
no word or deed add to or &C.
.oelerate a disaster to which We are
nowsuAdciently exposed. For the pre-
,snt there is demanded the COM
differentiation Of every other
consideration save the triumph Of
The ticket, the candidates on which
IRE pledged to the maintenance Of
equal rights to ell" and = fair and
proportionate distribution. OF official
Weconnsel our Repub-
ican friends Of the danger Of split
ling and repudiating each other.
Nothing suits your enemies better.
Assured, it is claimed in we'll known
as our opponents say they
eel Of success, there il moth
ng better calculated to assure our
than tho running Of Inde-
pendent Republican tickets in any
# the wards or Districts.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

simeon Baden; Third Dist. Gburt
E. Meuniisr; Fo1rhi Dit. Court B
LLynch; Fiifth Dit. Court, ! W
0urlsy; sixth Dist. Court, A1fret
Shave Sevaoh Dirt Court g. +
Walker; Eighth Dist. Court, Il. G
Dibble. a.
The two latter received their no
limitations BY. reclamation. In eacl
case . esnmittes WAS appointed b.
the Chair to inform candidates o.
their succeee.
The day having been far spent
and the labors Of the Convention
exhausting, no further nomsnation
were made, and the Convention on
motion adjourned till IL o'clock H.
on Wednesday.
N4Nxn OAx - 3QOAGA~AGSV9s
New Orleans Oct. -, 1872.
The CONVENTION was called to Or
der At IL n. by President Dupart'
The presence of candidates and
their friends on the floor Of the con-
vention caused motion. to enforce
the rules, which kept of the floor
all but delegates Rules enforced.
Roll called and = quorum present;
minutes Of previous meeting read
and adopted 49,
Several communications were re-
oeived and promptly disposed Of.
The Fourth Ward delegates an
nounced AZ their choice for Repre-
sentatives, George E. Paris, and
Thornton Butler. Adopted.
Tho Third Ward delegation r.
ported - their choice for positions,
VIM. l. Evans, End Justice peace;
Joseph Jones, Constable; Charles
Montaldo, Geo. Devezan, W. G. FL
lott and W. B. Barrett, Representa-
tivos.
Communications of acceptance
from all the nominees of Tuesday
were made and received.
A motion passed to pay the SER
geants-st-arms three dollars per
day for their services.
Nominations for Clerks of the
Courts of tho District being de-
clared in order, Mr.. r. G.. Howard
moved to take q recess till 2 2. n,
much opposition sprung up but
soon subs ded and the Convention
went into recess.
1E-AssEAmIEa.
At $50 r. n, the Convention re-
business with q full attend
auce.
The uptown delegates announced
Patrick Creagh, as their choice for
Adopted.
The downtown delegates an
nounced A.. Cagnolani AZ their
for Coroner. Adopted.
The delegates from the second
District, announced
Emile Detiege, a. their choice for
Senator; A. Plauohe: Jr., for Justice
the Poace; L. J. p. Capla, for
All adopted.
The Clerks Of the Courts Of tho
District were next taken up. For
he First District Court, six 1omi-
were made and after two
Mr.. A. F. Lynd received
nomination.
For the Second Court four names
zero put up, and after the second
,allot Mr.. Frank Pace was declared
he nominee.
The Convention adjourned to
Oct. "A.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

THE NV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN has
endorsed the National and State
Republican ticket, gives it "unquali-
fed support" and hoists it in ito
columnA
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26
OF CANCER
LECTURE DELIVERED At
Hathavay Isus, Medical Department,
srsight University, By D.: ].
I. Newman.
o By q. v. ROOT.

Genaemen-Epithelioma commences
on the skin u . dry and scaly wart,
which sails of from time to time, and
exposes on each occasion, an increas.
ing by wide surface Of u~lcefation.
At the junosure Of skin and mucous
membrane it begins ~ = Gimp or ds.
sure with indnrsted edges and has =
similar tendency 70 seab and ulosrste.
When it originstes on = mucous sur
faes it il eitheras adat oondelomaeyyll
wart, Or ~ . deposit in tho maad16
folliclss.
Thus, Il i always - : local hypel!
trophy Of the investing spifheliu@
ta* il oommsnoss from It Arst to last,
H'fEsqosaily retains this local cha<.e-
Tex, many Of theae srowths upon the
skin ase nothing moes than hard,
horny masses Of dry ,spitheial cells
which Occasionally tall OF and are
sooa replaced byothsas.
These my stthsr DO prominent or
At We hays frequent szaanplss of
thsza oa aseHn Near IL edess;s thsss
are vssy haemls1s I'D msy run ON for
ysassHithout asgnantinG in sise or
snilasoeaA aeeidsnt a,o4euaerss.
wieh win ogtah1iuh yiolent inAamina.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

WEEKLY 1
PARISH REPUBLICAN CON.
vENTION.
SEVENTH DAY'a pRocErDnoa-
New Orleans, Oct. 81, 1917,
Promptly 10 time the Copventio'
assembled, and precisely At IL m.
President Dupart's gavel fell. ant
the Convention was called to order
The calling of the roll showed /.
quorum present.
Some dispute arose over th'
adoption Of the minutes Of th.
previous meeting, which was dis
posed Of by a call for the yeas and
nays on the adoption. when they
were adopted by 70 to 50.
Petitions and communication
being in order, several were read.
An anonymous communication
to the Convention, Recommending
that body to suggest tho Withdrawal
Of the present nominee on the Re
publican State ticket for Superin-
tendenent of Public Education and
the substitution Of Mr. ]. B. Car
ter or Rev. VIM. Robinson, was be.
ing read. when the Convention in
dignantly ordered the further read
ing TO be suspended and the matter
summary dismissed.
After tho transanction of some
other routine. nominations were
declared in order:
Administrator Of Assessments
was the first nominee MI. Thee
dore Lilienthal receiving on the
first ballot 1O4 out Of 121 votes cast
was declared the choice Of tho Con-
vention.
Waterworks came next and last
in this line.
Several nominations were made,
but Mr.. Patrick Coyle outstripped
his competitors and received 6
votes which gave him tho nomina-
ton.
The Sherihs now came in turn,
and c. 8. Sauvinet, the present in
cumbent was fortunate enough to
be renominated for Civil Sheriff:
For Criminal Sheriff, MI. Jos. l..
Herwig obtained the nomination.
Considerable excitement prevail
cd among members, but al was I'M
ceremoniously RENTED to unofficial
circles BY = motion to adjourn until
Tuesday, Oct. "a which the Conven-
ton did.
HaHrH DAYs PROCEEDINGS.
New Orleans, Oct. "a, 1872.
Pursuant to adjournment, the
WAS called IN order hv
President, J. D. Dupart, at IL
o'clock.
The roll was called and q full
quorum present.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
The Fourth Ward Republican
Mother Club. in a communication,
conveyed their thanks to the Con-
vention for the nomination of j. NJ.
as ono of the City Admins
tors.
MI. F. Domingon, Of the Eighth
Ward was, upon the written request
4 delegate P. A. Bazilique, admit
ed as his proxy in the Convention.
Several committees reported that
n accordance with instructions,
had notified candidates Of their
nominations. Several other reports
md communications were road.
W. W. johnson introduced the
preamble and resolutions,
nd under q suspension Of the rules
he Convention passed it unani-
aously:
Whereas certain misguided and
persons have banded TO-
and by insidious and dis
:raeeful means to injureL il possible
he chances Of the election Of VIM.
!, Brown, q colored man % Super
of Public Education, on
be Republican State ticket; and
Whereas VIM. g. Brown has
con unanimously an repeatedly
ndorsed in q number Of ways, Of
by the leaders and com
Of tho Republican party,
nd also by every paxish which has
ndorsed the Republican ticket:
Resolved, That this convention
pprove and indorse said noeni-
alton and dAseAnAka and 6Anonnn. 4,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

~"
FOB PRESIDENT m ISIS.
u. S. GRANT,
o. nl1sona.
FOB VICE PRECEDENT,
HENRY WILSON.
OF N~Aa0AoKuBETTA
Paaamne1xA1 E1se1oM-eE&zo AZ LAao1
d. NJ. Bsnsano, o1asans.
Jujas IAnAbsgo,
Cha. I. Halstead. hsrville.
CONGRESSIONAL Dnr1soEA
a.tp.. T. G, aoad'n's' o'!:'n*
9rd Milton Morris, Ascension.
4h b. Joseph Taylor, Caddo.
9Th 4 l. Brook, Oa&ahouh.
UNITED REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
AGREED UPON By THE TWO: STATE
CENTRAL ExECUTIyE CoMH'T.
TEES RRPRE8ENTN9 TIE
REPUBLICAN PARTY
or Los<lSIANA.
1o8 GOVERNOR,
VIM. PITT
o. ORLEANS.
FOR ImUTUANT-oovRRxon,
G.. G.. ANTOINE,
or cADDo.
ron a1c1xrARY OF STATE,
p. g.. DESLONDE.
or u1Rvu1E.
m AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
G. W. CLINTON,
OF ORLEANS.
1o1 ATTORNEY GENERAL,
4. p. FIELDS,
OF oR11ANs.
1oR n1umTuDUsr OF 1cBIlc HDu-
CATION,
WILLIAM G. BROWN,
OF oAIKANs.
FOR coN~nRss-srATE At LARGE,
r. B. 8. P1NCHBACK,
or ORLEANS.
FOB oQN9R1sS-uRT DISTRICT,
j. HALE SYPHER,
OF ORLEANS.
fen CoNoRass-sEooED DISTRICT,
L. A. SHELDON,
or oR1EArs.
Bol ooHoaus-1HRD DISTRICT.
THOS. n. holland,
OF mERvI1Ln.
ron coNaRKss-FoURTH DISTRICT,
HARRY LOTT,
OF .aApmB-Long Term.
SAMUEL PETERS.
T.. OF cADpo-Short Term.
ron CoNaRRss-FIFTH DnsTR1cT,
FRANK MOREY
or OUACHITA.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

ThMNAS&4NAA VIC 00Nb " WAC WAOo00Vs ~
tiably returns in three q. four
Faeuahs in the cicatnx, and requires
l1nated removal which should there
- elssesllxeys DO oomplets, but very par.
ingo 81 the healthy tissues, and sepeat-
ed early on the appearance Of the
growth.
There are many other varieties Of
both. cancer and cancroid growths, but
~ this is tho Arst oase TINT No havs
met, We shall have 70 dsler tho conai.
derstion Of them for the present.
viii now conclude this lecture y1th
some remarks on the diagnosh 81 tn.
mours, with ! view TO your guidance
in tho important points of operation
and prognosiA Whsa : patient Is
presented 10 yoa 1oe sraninatioa with
!. tpuaonr - napt A1e .ote csetsin
drcsualtanoes .re1ating 10 tho indivi-
dnal.
Secondly, such properties q the tu-
noor 4 manifest tbssnGlstvee 70 your
snsn "a thirdly. he edssto q IL
.rowths upon the patient.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

1t, Brown, = colored man % Super
intendent of Public Education, on
the Republican State ticket; and
Whereas VIM. g. Brown has
been unanimously an repeatedly
endorsed in q number Of ways, Of
6cially, by the leaders and COM
mittees Of tho Republican party,
and also by every paxish which has
endorsed the Republican ticket:
Resolved, That this convention
approve and indoese said nouni-
nation and dspescate and denounoe
any and III attempts to interfere
with The nomination of 10 faithful.
true and worthy .. Republican -
VIM. g. Brown.
Nominations 5ox District Attor.,
.ney, MsssrA Essd. G.. Chamber.
lain, Harvey 4 DjbblA 4. Dal-
shsimsr, and OhaE. Lussnbuzg wses
put in nomination. I
Tsllsrs Nara q Dotioayappeint-
Cd, and On The frst ballot HI.
0ambalain rscsivsd 81 votes and!
WAS Declared @s choice q the
Coavntioo. :
q. noion, . 0Qmittes' WI sp-]
pointed him ofrtheanok
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-26

hardness, drawing in the skln' Anu ~
the Abrous tissue into itself, and nl'1'
", the muscles, and every other s'ros !.
ture. Cancer, in any shape does ~: =.
ulcerate early. This distinguishes e.. :"
f1om epithelioma as the pfee 60" y,
symptoms do from adenoi1, fatty D.
abrous tumours and from the recuf1sp'
Abre neucleated. Fatty tumo''s 81,
easily known by their ightn , ' ~.
largely lobulated surface ~
loped edge the most puzz)ing Of an
It's physical characters are TIC
tumour Of the breast wheu copOD''
With cancer as it frequently 's' ~.
Except in the plainest cases II - ~.
possible to diagnose by hand o. 81,
The presence Of cysts may be ress ;s,
detected in many instances IN s4 IN
the cancerous deposit " :, nm.
amount, and yelled by the f'n'' . .b
tents, at the cysts, and on 'n0 M.
hand the csncerous deposit may
ceal the presence Of cysts' .a tbs
Alterations of integnment ~" n
general symptoms must guide ~ a.h,,
diagnosing cancer, and in 'ns .elL
# We arc sure OF tho o"ne', ,s s$ =,
being present, we need 'o' .,sno,
careful in recognizing the co'e1
Of cysts. uof, ~
I h.vo seen cysts, the result - t.,tr
r;eties mistaken for amal,
.adIreally do not Know S', NJ
certain means Of diasno''ns -.
f,rta1,otte'v Il mistake "o11a