The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
POLITICAL.
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REPUTATION.
@LATFORM OF THE HIVES.

8 Rerudation Of the whole Of the so-called debt
of the State of Louisiana and refusing I" vote for
any tax to pay the principal or the interest OF the
same
2 The passage OF ar act by the Legislature Of
Louisiana at the earliest moment possible prohibit
ipr the assessment of taxes, under any or
guis whatsoever 10 pay interest principal of the
socaed debts OF any city, town, village or parish
in the State
3 The passage "a an act nv Congress, compile
mental to the section of chs Federal Constitutions,
declaring that State shall emit bills of credit,
makis it penal oittnse to assess or attempt to col
ect tax pay tse interest or TIE principal of any
bill Of credit issued toy oY3O the name of State, o!
! public corporation created by State.
4. Abolition 9. every State tax upon industry,
enactment Of any such taxes, by city town, village
or parish authority; and the entire exemption by
statute of an vessels, whether going oE river
cSatt from wharfage. levee OF ans tax whatsoever,
in every port and at every landing in Louisiana
5. Reduction OF State taxation, for every purpose
to rate which SHAH net exceed one dollar and half
per head of the population OF the state (sa 1eOOO0
according to the census made in 1870
Limitation of municipal or parOchial taxes, for
all purposes to rate which shall not exceed seven
dollars Yer heal Of municipal or parochial population
say ,0Oo) in New Orleans. according to the same
census.
!. That all taxes State aid ralnicipal remaining
due on the LIST January. ls71 shall be cancelled ex-
cept mach therof may be necessary to pay the
appropriations due to charitable institutions to o
Gers, secretaries, clerks and working pee engaged
in tho pubic service and i.r supplies furnished For
public uses provided however that Tigid scrntiny
shall be made into all Gains, whether payrolls or
accounts, against any departments se'scna'y obno1-
ions to the Suspicion of fraud that cash prices only.
not TIE cxtravagant prices charceA by stion Of de
preciated credit, shall be a lowed; and provided,
shall I've Collected in New Oreans-say one-fifth of
the amount, which will tnobab!y remain due at the
time specified.
whose remuneration properly subject of legisar
tive consideration, shall be reduced to an amount
corresponding with the sbities required - perform
his dutses ans. the res;cns,siliti-spf his place due
consideration te.g had also to the UNIVERSE impov
erishment sf the people.
Resolved, That every nominee Of the HIVES shall
give his writteu ASSEM- to the lsattos8 aFd shall
4,lett@ f9mself to support @
City Administrators.
Javor-TOHN J. LANE
!. 4tssninistrat(T of (Dnprcy@nenU 81 UANLs1
SCULLY.
\ Atlministrats9 @cccunts..
1 Administrator Finanee-S. . nAvIk&
]. Administrator Asss ssments-.loHN PoFG 3
Administrator Police-ZEPH FOLEY.
Administrator Commerce - DENIS %RlEUR
Administratsey wat.sD worlssCg 60 9ErzEN-
h Civil S.erff-A H DELMAS.
Criminal Sheriff.. A. DENISON.
Coroner First. Fourth Sixth and Seventh DlstActs
DR. THOMAS E. BROADDUS
Corpner Second and Third Distric 90 Dolphin
BIENvENU.
Sspator Second Dstrict-ANTHoEY SAMBCLA.
Sesssser Third Isistrict-JOHN PAISLEY.
Representatives.
First Distric.-T. A. BARTLETTE, JAMES
TIMONY
second District. A. FLORAT, JAS. POWERS.
Fourth Ms,rict-N1CHoLAs snSoTT, JOHN
FREDERICK
Fifth District-FRANK MARSaTEZE,
Sixth District
seventh District-JOSEPH BRrNEAT.
Eighth District AUG. STUART.
Ninth District -
Tenth District-H. II. WART0 CHARLES H.
REED.
Eleventh District 80
\ Fifteenth Ward tAigiersl "a
Justices of the Peace.
l. + c. COLEMAN.
9 WIN. II. HOLMES. 70
g. JOHN L. LARESCHE.
4. JOHN CAIN.
6. JOHN P. HIGGINS.
T. j. W. FALLS
Consottas.
/. JAMES COLLENS
>. PETER KEARSEY.
3. MICHEL J. PONDS
4 JOS CONTREEAS.
s. WM FOLEY.
l. E. b. FALLS. %! Inn