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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-09-13
EVENING SESSION.

| Convention met at half past eight
p. M.
Committee on Order OF Business re
ported as follows:
LIST, Resolutions expressing the SEN
timentS OF the. Convention relative to
the death of our late Representative
in Congress, Hon. Jos. G. Wilson.
ID, Platform.
Sd, Nomination of Representative
In Congress.
4th, Election of member of National
Republican Committee to fiji vacancy
caused by death of Hon. Jos. G. Will
son.
On motion the report was adopted,
Committee on Resolutions relative
to the death If Hon. Jos. G. Wilson
made report, which was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF HON.
JOS. G. WILEON.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Al
mighty God to remove by death our
late Republican Congressman, Hon.
j. G. Wilson, and as bis death Is the
cause of the meeting Of this Coaven-
tion, we deem it eminently proper that
we shold express our sorrow and ac-
knowledgement Of the great loss we
have suffered as party and people
by his sudden and untimely death.
Therefore be It
ResolUedbythe Repablicdn Convention,
That we, as a party, deeply deplore
and mourn hisdeath for the reason that,
by his integrity and uprlghtness Of
conduct as citizen, the purity Of his
private life, his ability as statesman,
and above all bis high Christian char
acter and scholarly attainments. which
elevated him above the mere politician
rendered him a credit to the party and
State and an eminently fit representa-
tive Of o moral, intelligent and thrifty
people, who fully appreciate the neces-
sity Of elevating to Office good men
only, who are and must be represent9-
tive men Of the party and State,
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Albanr gegistft.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
TnuRspAY. Sept. II. lS73.

The Convention was Cilleu 10 orue
promptly at Up. NJ, by G. W. Par
rish. Esq, Chairman OF the State Cen
tral Committee.
On motion, Mai. NJ. p. Berry, 0
Marion. was elected President, VIM
r. Carter. of Benton, Secretary, ant
J. NJ. Shelley, of Linn, Assistant Sec
retary.
On motion, a committee of five OF
Credentials We're appointed, viz: N
W. Waters of Union, VIM. B. Turnel
of Jackson, los. Eugle of Marion, A
r. Burbank of Yamhill, j. N. Dolpl
of Multn0mah.
A recess was then taken to give the
Committee time to report.
Attwenty minutes after three O'Clock
P. NJ. Committee on Credentials re-
ported. The report was adopted.
On motion. a Committee on Perma-
nent Organization was appointed, as
follows: Terry of Marion. Emery Of
Douglas, Apperson Of Claekamas,
Simpson of Union. Mulky of Multno-
nah.
On motion the delegates from Jack
son were authorized to cast the vote of
Josephine. A similar motion was
adopted authorizing the delegates from
Coos to cast the vote OF Curry.
On motion the delegates in attend
ance romeach county were authorized
to cast the full vote of said county.
On motion, a committee of five were
appointed on Order of Business, con-
sisting of Denny of Multnonlah, Bur-
bank Of Yamhill. Cross of Marion.
Turner of Jackson, Simpson of Linn.
On motion, a Committee on Resolu-
tions was appointed, one from each
county, as follows: Dolph of Multno-
nah, Rhinehart of Grant, Baker of
Union. Cartwright of Wasco, Waters
Of Baker, Pehnoyer Of Umatilla, Bar
low OF Clackanas, Archibald of Wash
ington, Harrison of Yamhill. Nichols
of Polk, Carter Of Benton, Shelley of
Linn, Eilgle Ol Marion, Kelley OF
Lane, Willis Of Douglas, Turner Of
Jackson and Josephine, Bushey of
Coos and Curry, Daniels of Columbia,
Calender Of Clatsop, Terwilliger of
Tillamook.
On motion committee of five, one
from each Judicial District, was APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sentiments Of this Convention
in relation to the death of the late
Hon. Jos. G. Wilson. The committee
consisted of: 1st District, Turner of
Jackson; I'd, Witham of Benton; Sd,
Garrison of Yamhill j; 4th, Hinman Of
Washington 9th, Baker Of Union.
Committee OH Permanent Organiza-
tion reported: Maj. NJ. P. Berry,
President, VIM. B. Carter, Secretary;
j. NJ. Shelley and w. NJ. Turner As
sistant Secretaries. Report adopted.
On motion, Convention adjourned
until 7 2. NJ.
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"Were you guarded in your con-
duct while in New York;" asked
q father Of his son, who had just
returned from q visit to that city.
Eyes, sir; part Of the time by two
policemen"
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Jury said a Western Judge,
''you kin 50 out and find a verdict,
lfyOu can't find one of your own,
got the one the last jury used"
The jury returned q verdict of su-
iCide in the ninth degree,
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FRIDAY, Sept. IL.
Convention convened at O'Clock. Nom.
nations being in order,
G. p. Gran lall placed In nomination DR..
Il. X. Geary of Linn.
DR., j. w. Watt OF Yamhill, was placed In
nomination.
Hon. Hiiam Smith of Linn was placed In
nomination, but atterward withdrawn
On motion, four tellers were appointed
by the Chair, and "business" commenced.
After the ballots had been collected and
six votes called, Dr. Geary came forward,
and by unanimous consent addressed the
Convention. Said he deemed the success
OF principles paramount to the success of a
single man. That the charges against our
Senator he neither affirmed or denied-it
was matter upon which he would not
decide until the whole testimony was In.
Until such time lie should hold the matter
in allegiance. That the canvass would be
but short one, and that il was due TO the
party that Il young and vigorous man, one
thoroughly comprehending the political
issues OF The day, should be placedin nom
nation. He was not that man, and after
thanking the Convention for the cOmpli-
ment bestowed upon him In placing him
in nomination, and renewing his tealty to
the Republican party, begged to respect
fully decline the nomination.
lAHe dDONe IS Dulcly synopsis OF Ut.
Geary's remarks. His speech was full of
eloquence and pathos, and proved that the
true spirit OF Republicanism animated his
breast. He was several times interrupted
in tho course OF his remarks by loud and
deafenng applause. .-Rep.l
Upon the conclusion OF DIR. Geary's re-
marks, the ballot-count was resumed,with
the following result: Geiry 79, Watt ], r.
Williams 2, Ben Simpson |, blank 4.
The Chair announced that, DIR. Geary
having withdrawn, another ballot would
be had.
On motion, recess of half an hour was
declared.
On the reaSsemblmg of the Convention,
On motion, the rules were suspended,
and nominations declared in order.
DIR. Watt declined The nomination.
Hiram Smith was placed in nomination.
Messrs. DOlph, Williams, Davenport and
Boise were each nominated, and each de-
ciined.
On motion OF Ben. Simpson, Hon, Hiram
smith, OF Linn, was declared the candidate
OF the Convention for Congress, by accla-
nation.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
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ton would be defeated, and more to
the same effect.

ton would be defeated, and more to
the same effect.
Mr.. DOlph, in q few stirring remarks
urged the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. Baker moved the previous question.
lost by "a ayes to 70 noes.
Mr.. Baker withdrawing his motion, the
discussion OF the resolution was continued,
Messrs. Hinman, Cr0sspNichOls and others
participating.
Mr.. Cross Of Marion, said he be-
lieved we were all out Of order. We
were not sent here TO discuss the mer-
its or demerits of Senator Mitchell
were sent here to elect a candidate for
Congress.
Mr.. Baker of Union, was truly
sorry to see this discussion In the Con-
vention. Among other things the
Committee adopted resolutions lament
ing the death of Hon. Jos. G. Wilson.
Mr.. Nesmith was an enemy to Mr..
Wilson III the late canvass-now he Is
candidate for Mr. Wilson's place.
The opposite side of the house--and
am sorry to say there are two sides to
this hOuse--predict that the Republican
party will be beaten If the resolution
passes. Weon this side don't threaten
to disorganile and break up the Re
publican party even If the resolution
does not pass. Now who are the dis
organizers. the opposers Of this res
oluton or those who sustain it? II ne.
(the speaker), thought Mr.. Mitchell
was guilty Of high crimes and misde-
meanors, he would introduce a resolu-
ton cOndeming Mr.. Mitchell, and
requesting him to resign. That~ould
show at least honesty Of principle.
Mr.. Baker continued his speech to
some length: was interrupted by Mr..
Cross Of Marion, and Hinman of
Washington, several times-the Chair
ruled the discussion or Colloquy out OF
order.
Mr.. Mulkey moved the previous ques-
tiOn, which was followed by q motion to
adjourn, the lattermotion being negatived
by vote of u to p.
The motor, shall the main question now
be put, went to the Convention, and was
adopted BYE ayes to 25 noes.
Mr.. Nichols, by consent, here offered q
substitute for the resolution under discus
sion:
ReSolUed, That we most emphatically
condemn official corruption and crime
wherever and by whoever committed, and
that VIC cordially endorse the good acts Of
our public servants, in whatever official
The Convention refused to entertain the
and the question being on the
ayes 6J. noes % SsO The resolution offered
by Mr., Baker was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned until
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
Rose Canmack vs.. john Hays.

CIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. OF Orleans, No. i314-by virtue OF writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honor.
able the Fifth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, i'll the above entitled cause. will pro.
coed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioueers' Exchange. ROya! street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
tr!ct OF this city, WEDNESDAY June II, 1873, as
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
ertT TO wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated rs
bounded by Bieuviie. Where, Customhousv and
Robertson streets, designated by the numbers ter.
aud eleven on 4 plan drawn by Louis Briugie,, late
surveyor general, annexed to act -t sale from
Charles Papet, passed in the office Louis Fefeaut
late notary public in this CITY, on the ninth day
June. 1881 said lots having in AMERICAN mcasures
each. twenty-sx feet ten inches front on !iller@
street. by sixty three fe' eleven inches III depth
said 10; clever. forming the corner o: Where and
Benvii,e streets. SAID lot number ten was acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase from Charles
Emmanuel Lumine per act before A. Goudousuule.
late a notary i'll this city. on the eighth OF April,
1883; and said lot eleven was acquired by said dee
feHdanc by purchase from the estate Of Charlotte
Bigss, the deceased widow OF James Digas, per act
passed betore Ihe same notary or the twenty sixth
of March, 1883.
2. 4 LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND situate Ia
the same .iistri"; and square, measuring in Amer.
ean MEASURE twenty six feet ten inches three lines
parallel lines of sixtytnree feet eleven inches.
being the portion next to Customhousc street os
that portion OF the orig ma. 10. number three. ac.
cordiis to pl IN draw, sy 3ep"ully. dated nine.
:eeuth OF January. 1885, deposited in the office sf
Gustave Lie Gardeur, then a notary public in this
city and was acquired by said aeteudan. herein
by ,,ulcha from Mrs. Mar, Lee Clark. widow o:
the ate Moses P. Clark, per act passed before the
late Thomas j. Beck, a notary y.b.ic il this city,
on the eighteenth OF June. 1855.
Seized in the above suit.
Ve!ms-Cash OF the slo:. .,
my,G % ieIi Sheriff nj the Parish of Oriaa.4
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and " ;lliam l.. Thompson.
CIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il orleans. No 4229.-By virtue OF wit of
fer ;ac.as against Mrs. Julia 4. Thompson ot New
Fi:i. District Court TOT the parish OF Orleans in
tie above entitled cause, VIII proceed 20 sell at
pubic auction al the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, ROYAL street between Canal and Gus
tomhous- streets. IN the Second District OF this
city. OF FRIDAY, Nav 80, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the ioilowin: d. scribed p;Operiv to wit
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND ISTERE ST of the
defendant, Mrs. 4lia A. Thompson, 10 wit: Tie one
undivided hai; 4 ard TO a certain lot OF ground.
WITH a! :ile b..'.dings. appurtenances. rights.
wavs- privileges. se;vitudes and dependencies.
situated in the Sixth District of this city tate city
the square bounded bv Jersey. CadiZ, La,Tel and
Jena Streets said lot 10 formed Of the par. of
lots numbers enc. two, three aud folr and NE IS.
uTes th:.tv fee: iion, on Cadz strset. between
Laure. and Jersey streets. by one hundred AID
twenty feet n depth. Being the same property
A. Th0mp-on, wife o: William L. Thompson by
purchase from John G. Wilson as viii appear by
act passed il :he Office OF Robert j. Kef. uota
pnhic "a Chs ETY.. Cn the twenty -A.a:h of July.
1858.
Seized N ne above snit.
Terms-T.l:s being the second anl ias' auction
the sal property wi. Re definitely ajadicaed 70
the iiIgi.es. AID last BID lei. Tor what VII, bIn.
at twelve months credit the pure. furnishing
bond with good and solvent security. bear AZ
CAT pei. cen: interest per annum from date. ard
s.iec1al mortgage on tine property sold until ina!
and pay il casG th- amour: of printing, sheriis
and :.trk = fees. etc. say auo. two hundred and
fifteen do 'ars and Furthermore Che State. parish
and mUni.i Hal taxes, the amount Oh which IS 70;
ytsasceI:GILeu.
W. SY u. nrTao
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Burgess Bennett vs.. Leon Soils Cohen.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. 4iS3.-Bv virtue OF a writ OF
seizure and sale 70 me directed by the hon
Orabie the Sixth District Court foT the parish
of Orleans, N tie above entitled Cause VIII pro-
coed 70 sell at public auton. az the Merchants and
and AuctiOneers' Exchange, ROYAL street, between
Canal and Cus-OmAouse stIeets. III the Second DIS
trict of this city, Oh FRIDAY, Nay 30, 1873, at
erty, to W.T.
CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District OF the civ OF New Orleans. deslg
mated by the number SIX, III The square nan bef
two hundre and I1nety-si1, bounded by Soils tnow
Locust), Jackson, Jacobs now FIeIei) and Jose
pline stIee.s, per Sketch drawn By Z. A. De
Armas. surveyor, OF the eighth OF Jane. 1867, and
deposited in the Office Of Armand Prot Jr :otary
before said notary OF tie tWenty-s.Tenth OF De-
cember 1853, beng sale OF property to William
Smith; which SAID lot measures, IL American meas
ure per sad sketch, thirty feet n!Ee inches
three lines front ON Jackson street, the same il
width in the rear, che hundred and IwentF-nlne
feet fol.r nlhts line the iiLe which civlGes
it from lot number five. and the sane ttpth on
the line VII. cE divides i from lot IAu Der seven.
v lch property acquired by .Ae defendant
herein by.pIITo base from the succession OF JACOB
5. Soils, per ac: passed before Armand Pilot, Jr..
notary public Il this city, Oh .he eighth OF reoTu,
ary. 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will bt definitely adludIcated 10
az twelve months credit, lie purchaser furnishing
pond with good. ard solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per anLum from date, and
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment. SAD purchaser W !. lave 20 deduct
and pay i'll cash the printing. sheriff and clerk 5
feee, etc. which amount 20 about one hundred
and thirty dollars, and, :uri heImCre, tie state.
parish and municipal taxes, tie amount OF which
IS 70. yet as ceT.a.Ned.
,nri3 % ." sheriff OF .fe Parish Of Orleans
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apo m.,sal Sfe.:t Of .he Pa. 81. Vi Nrltsns.
Urban TheErer v.. james Hunter Rams.


ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
facias against James Hunter RaEsdel! 20 me
directed bv the GcllOIsb,e tie Sixth District
Court :Or the pac!s,. II orleans. III the above
emitted cause ] VIII proceed to sci At Public
auction. az .Ae Merchants ana Aac.ioIee,s' Ex.
change. ROYAL street. between Canai aid Gus
tomhOuse streets. n the second Iistr-ct OF this
city. SATURDAY. May 81. !s.5. az twelve
wit
a CERTAIN PORTION or LOT OF GROUND
together III .ie Improvements thereon, aud all
y.ghts. ways privileges an. apPuTtenances there.
unto belonging il. "lse afpeItaiL lug, situated
III the Sixth D:s.Iicc OF this city. lately IL the par
ISL Of Jefferson. IL this state III that par! thereof
commonly called Ricse:v!lle. and II tie square
bounded bv Peters avenue octavia. Greer and ST.
George streets AID measuring lily !e4 front Oh
s.. George street. ~ one hundred and fftv-oIe
feet nine c-s four i: II depth. between par.
ale. lines. which said 10; or portion of g.ouud is
situated al distance 81 one LL..r.G and ten ttet
FROM each 81 said Peters avenue and Octayia
eleven and OF portion OF the year OF tie sev.Ia!
lots.Gesi grated 10y The nInb ..s ST.. seven, eight.
!l.ue. ten. Twelve Thirteen. fourteen. .tteen and
si1 teen Of tie >,tj.ale .e- gra.ei ~ he number
siyty-eigl: on the 0r!.ina! plan .! sad faubourg
Rckervlli.. ORA WI br ". 7. IAcmpsO AID Bel ia.
min Buissoi. surveyors. l:t.6et date :Le twenty.
third MaIcl. 1919 aud deposited ioV reference il.
the "tice Of joseph f. Braii. la. :otary p,:blic
ia tins city. Which property was purchased by tie
said defendant James L 4A'eY RasGti tIun Lovatt
a. BGiges, by authentic act Iasse! before Andrew
Hero Jr notary pubic IL this l!!y the evei4I
OF February. lG12.
Seized in the above SAT-.
~eVns-Casu 81. :!e spot.
". P. HARPER.
sr10 S;,nsiTIT -ie Parish of ,,.ops