New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20

shippers Of producTespective OF their
race or color.
The report of the <nittse was accepted
and the resolutions pied.
Mr.. Allan then pnted a supplemental
report containing 'luIions to be pre-
sented to the eeiorOnvention at Wash
ington.
Mr.. Burch then lented the following g
resolution Of comment to the press,
which was unanind adopted:
Rcsolred, That thanks of this conven-
tion are due, and tsame are hereby ten
dered, to the New Cans REPUBLICAN and
Times for their eonte and impartial re-
port Of the proceeSS OF this convention
Mr.. w. G. John, Of Orleans, offered
the followin. rations, which were
adopted:
Reso!pcd, That thanks Of this conven-
ton are due and thereby rendered to
Lieutenant GovernC. G. Antoine for the
dignitied manner mich be has presided
over the dellberatof this convention.
ResoIrcd That thecretaries and other
officers of this Sention recev We cur
thanks for the satidorv manner in which
they have dischargh gh-ir several duiies.
Mr. A. Williams East Baton Rouge.
then offered the foEng resolution, which
was laid on the tax
WHEREAs, 1t is sense and purpose of
this convention to 'ress determination
for the advancemeand economical man
ageMeDt Of this st government; and
Whereas, 1t is mgly urged upon the
Legislature of thifate by the press and
taxpayers to use ry measure to reduce
| the expenses of tsame, in order to re-
! leve her citizens Il the burden of heavy
| previous governm, and
Whereas, NearIi500, 900 can be saved
the State by the Oral Assembly uniting
in removing the s. capital from the city
of New Orleans to former and appropri.
ate location; there, be it
ResoIred Thai IS convention do earn
estly urge upnl IS excelltncy William
Pitt Kellogg, Gtaor, to urge the General
Assembly Of til tate, in his next annual
message, to uD, passing such law as
will favor reJriIg the old State House
and remcvinge State capital to the city
of Baton Rou
On motion Mr. G.. f. Ladd, seconded
by Mr.. X. B.gaie. of Orleans, the con
ventiOn then Ourned sine die.
Governor G. Antoine. president of the
convention, ling been authorized bv the
resolution OR. Robert Ray, of East Fe-
liciana. to apnt the delegation of twelve
to visit Waskton and present tho Louis
lana case to ,gress, with a desire to sat
iefy all partinas appointed the following
list of delegs: and the same resolution
having requi him to secure, it possible,
full represatiou of the committee, he
also appointahe following alternates:
DELE0A- ALTERNATEs.
Benz. F. Flars, William Fl. Hunt.
James Lnng.et. J. Madison Wells,
Ii. G. Dinbl, john Ray,
A. X Johus, II. G. Meyers.
E c. Billing &. V. Duperrier.
w. B. Hymi A. B. Harris,
James II. Inhsn, John Gair,
Il. Is. Stamp T.. w. Durant,
David Youn Z. Norris Chester.
J. Henri Bu, l.. a. Snaer,
James Levi A. J. Morand,
B. +. JoubeI Scott Rains.
The follo,g is complete list Of the
delegates toe ce!ored convention of New
Orleans.
Ascension'ierre Landry, Arthur Bar.
nett, Isom 1rity. G. IL Hill.
ASsumpti.-- Geore. Armstead, Isaac
Sawyer, JosI Thompson. Z. Fitzhugh, L.
Bowman, Ish Prophet, l.. Pendleton, a.
Tivison.
Avoyellesoierre Magioire. :. Lau.ept,
Lorenzo Sh. Alexander Nnguez.
East Batdtouge-J. Henri BurcI, L 4.
Fuller, r ITripl-tto Augustus Williams.
Reuben CaL II. Tulley.
West Bat Rouge--T. +. Aiiain. Thomas
4. Brown.
Bnssier-nueY Thomas. 4. Smith, SID
nev Jones. nc Williams.
Caddo-C. Antoine, d ofln Boge', Rufus
Ernfrau, VIZ Hamsi'ouo 6. s. Compton.
William H;er
Carroll-derson Walker, Joseph Bart
ley. Sylves Greeae. j. E. Burton. Cain
SArtain, Wergusono William Smith,
Galdwell;ylysstse Brown. Philip BOB
Snson.
Catahoui. s:oss S.nlin-. William
Emanuel.
Claiborn+Richar3 Love. john Fsost.
Edmund Mining, Scott RaiDes.
ConcordiDavid Young, T.. p, Jackson,
4 w. Shis. Thomas Smith.
East Eeiana-%JohD Gair. T. n. y.
Clarke. Saiel Chapman. Frank Lyman.
West Feiana-tse.sge Sw9zieo j. W.
Arnstead
Grant-Iiia1n WaetS. +. II. Flowerso
Iberia-muei Wakefield, Paul Scott.
ibervilleP. &. Desionde, Z. Verrett, T.
q Davids. j. Barnes.
Jeffrrs0rT. B. Stamps, Il. q. Gardiner,
". p. Gre. 4. ). Kemp. Edmond Ball. l..
lombard.
Lafayet-A. !. Hiara.
Lafourc-Oscar C,ozisr. Vi''iam Hree
rell, S. Bile, 3ieGsy y'ranklins Joseph
Craig tprG.)
Linc"lnJohn S.o... -. G. Hick.. james
lewis (altnateS.
Livings1-Adaaa Harrison, Israel Ee:.
cvS.
Madison William Musrs.:
Morehon-LeoH isrgc, T. II. Johnson.
Na.chi5hes-R Blunt, Ii. Eaby. John
King knickleherry.
OrleansFirst warGo W. s. WiYso9. JOS
Harris, VG johnson. 7. w. WickhanI:
second wil: G Z. GlalSdin, David Wilson.
'ieorge Dieddee. +. S'ans5ury, j. a. tier-
rit'. Pete Lighttoot: third wards w. &
Brown, Jorge Devez.no c. F. Ladd. w
j. E!liotnloses Briggs. Henry Clay. I. se
!. TuckeIF. G. Antoiue: fourth ward: p.
Z. Canon, T.. T. Butler. Ernest Longpre,
40 Richas; fifth ward: w. 4 Bonner, n,
Lssrrapei w. Lubin, l. Soubiet: sixth
ward: PJelpit, l.. c Falkland; seventh
ward: AOld B-rtonnpau, A. A. Dennis,
Numa Bquet, w. II. Green; eighth ward:
Peter Joph, A. S. Armstrong; ninth ward:
1ouis Cbeau, D. Douglas, Samuel Clu'z;
!. w. iwards; tenth and eleventh
wards: AxaDder Gaines, J. A. Kaiser, S.
Basil, RIB. Baquie, Graham Bell, John
Twelfth, thirteenth and four
eenth Nrtis: A. D. joie, +. T. Stamps;
sev. Josiould, J. Hogan; fifteenth ward:
ieorge tacien, Charles Wilson.
OuachB--W. +. Southland, Duncan Hill,
ieorge Hamlett. +. w. Burlington
Plaquaines-Ed. Butlers Harry Ma
oney.
PointeConpee-Milson Jones. Cli iford
loraan,i. DrCuir, James Davis.
Rapid. Joseph Connaughton, G. Y.
.elso. Jbn Osborne, John Mayo, Henry
ferthyr. Cok-ly.
Richlad-Jeferson Perks, Jack Jour
en-.
st. Belard-R. +. Guichard, Isaiah Per
ins.
St. Chrles-George Essex, c. c. A. Ste