New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

Some say that on motion of Warmoth, Sec
ouded by Wharton, F. II. Hatch and Durant
DaPonte, were elected IN place of Pinch
back and Anderson. Others say that Her
ron moved, seconded by Lynch, that James
Longstreet and Jacob Hawkins be and
thew were elected. Both Heron and Lynch
claim to have voted for them. while Lynch
voted against Hatch and DaPOnte, and
Heron protested. Mr.. Bragdon, private
secretary to Governor Warmoth, says thai
when the president OF the board put the
vote Warmoth and Wharton voted yea, and
Lynch was SILENT As TO thls, probaoiT MT.
Lynch was best informed a.s to tis own
action in the case
But without regard 20 Che vote taken.
there were two Homirations-Dat0n and
Hatch by Warmotho and Hawkins and
I.ongstreet by Heron. The question IS
row as 90 who had the right 20 vote II
Wharton had the right - vote and Heron
not. then Hatch and Dap0nte were elected.
If Heron had the RICH: 10 vote and WhaT-
ION not. then Longstreet and Hawkins were
elected. Now, but tor the magnitude OF
this case. this would be simple thing to
argue. The act of the Legislature says that
the returning officers must take an oath be-
fore thew can act, and your honor had ad
nninistered the oath to three members OF
the board. There is NO pretense that
Wharton ever took the oath OF Office, and
~ 80 - oonea tn 2 20 between war.
- d 1nnh Dr. GearGe 4 Rovaa
- nooA Cooro+ory of State md rafurrinU off
Ger. He was suspended from duty as Sec
retary of State, and consequently from
acting by reason of LIS suspensioue ard
Heron, acting in lieu Of BOvee, was com
petent to exercise all Of lis functions.
do oonsadntivelv as i were. bn-. !. il
stated. amid some confusion. Governor
Warmoth proclaimed D@Fon'e ana naIc.
elected, and Judge Cooiey was present ana
swore them ln' oul- II Ne 7F, ootlas-on 'usy
forgot to swear IN JACK " h~I'o.. Il a
violent presumption Vna 'ItIIo Oh e-nu HYh 81:
sat there IN silence anu leV tEese s"flAes se
sworn IN as a returning po%Td.
Tins eXhausts Tue cast' ne "Lr-e Saso
turns upon tne "tt,oE - -. I'll u LIS
Doard al th2t Iine' LINK IL1g ile aIo'a
ana Lynch had the [ash. o. anu u,o .1teC 80
HaWklns aho Longe'1ee. as = en "a
said board; that ttey tco" ,he oatn 4t o1
once. administered ny YOU .-3h %. .no
law competed IIen - .Ioceeu ~ q TG.u
Vass OF The Votes' aEt' SHeS naNe oonpl 20
with 1t. All VINO are c-ss@l,sheG W. Wv. ~
result nave t3elr Ieg%t 'enetl' 60 ~
law, either oIa OF new. Fan .ne 49,. 49, 800
issue commissions w r. 10 re
.iIrn;D. hoard, rnfess n Satisfaction 81 a
dnnraa of CONT in a contested ELECTION case.
The ini1nction against Wbarto. .. ais. was
nToner}v issued and should be perpetuated.
The at+nrnev after some .ur.n.: remarks,
:, -o,,lr 70 irtarrOra.ov;es "r.,c ssso.ia4s
Justice WHY, concluded b. argument.
re Ease was theI' T0' - S t', 49,
swer NJ Fellows. and .J,age .iV:l., 20.
tie appellant, will close -. Csees
Superior Dfstric. Court.
John Klein has entered saie IL .h's scn.e.
representing that he ls ths holder ara owner
OF certain warrants drawn upon The urea
suTy OF the state Dy me Au'AIof' amounting Gun.
IL the aggregate 10 ne sum % 80 10
he prays 1or a Hlano.HHs. 'lfe",'" 20 Az
ZONE paDIcl9E' 9U'.o .Te%Su,.!' 9.lLAl@'o'
aug ~" W Holu OLr n-oL4o; q. . " - -
10 me e'e9lo % we ge!-el'A ''AAU 'oF 'ne
!@Einen ~ o. SAT- VA al -
mo 'oAo"'hS u s. 'e""-4 --'' o" " 80
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W. 49, ~ ~ ~ IN fS:l- 500 80.
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III" following succes--oDs ..'e 1.sH
opened 10 .h!s court: JONI gre. iar!. Ia
tonne CheV1lhon. aev angelo M&sc"'oLt,
.ho'n%- J'! ...". N!cL'la. +.ac.o2 90
Aaf.e. Goldsmith, !a'lstlan 8Gs3o
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Vaehodfs, EuTsconH; Church, Conference,
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4AiS oocy Ihat LAS pe' L 'ess "' Il o'''
city since last Wednesday, cioseo - se'-i1n
last NIGHT IN Union C.a,el. The following.
,,.,,o;r.,rep.s e., .le ,ear -. ,vsra an.
Io0nce" ny Hishop Jane,
New Orleans district, :. 9. .aTsz.f. :.s.
siding elder, New Orleans Wesley Chapel.
James Hayward: Mount ZION. - &c .gp
Piled: smes Chapel. 20 pc supplied: ru;0G
Chanel. CIeOrge Darais: .laharDe. Scot
Cbinp; Thompson Chapel. RobeT. Hodge:
Gretra. James Green: Pecdido Stree. Mis-
Son. Antony r,oss. Eirs. German Church.
70 he suppl!ed: Second German CAuset. )!
!. j. ga.t.: Alters. 10 De supuIied; Lower
Coast. :. O. Wood ward: Vaudeville. Rea-
son Ennis: Ind. Village. Bayou .-aComb.
Levi johnson. Shady Grove. Charles
Dcwps: Springfield. and Island. John lays.
Ph;lip Barth. missionary 20 che Germans
in the northwestern portion Q: Louisiana.
and untjt a quarterly conference is organ
Ted Ted he viii he a member O. the First Ger
man .I,arterlv cor ference in New Orleans;
Up. Leavitt, principal. and VI. G. Cole. pro.
lessor in ThoDlDson Biblical Institute. mem.
hers of Ames Chape. quarterly conference.
nresidinr elder. Carr0il+on New Orleans.
First Street. Josenb Gould: Union Bethel
and Sixth Stree,, J. ", BRYAN; Simpson
Chapel, Ebenezer HAYWARD: Home Chapel.
lanes Henderson: I,arvolltop, Austin \.
,J" one Camn Parsnet. Sten6en Priestiv:
pIumb Street Mission. II. P. Tsvlur; Eapo
Ieonviue. to be supplied. Woodiawn. f. ?.