New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-02
Election for Delegates Yesterday.

Following this we give as far as possible
to obtain last night list of the candidates
ballOtei for, the number of votes cast for
each, and the delegates elected yesterday
in the several wards of this parish-to rep
resent the Republican voters of Orleans in
the State Nominating Convention to meet on
the fifth instant.
First ward-entitled to three delegates
J. C. Miller, 32s; Edward johnson. 345; Viii
liam Thompson, 246; w. s. Wilson, PAP;
William McCann, 235; r. T. Creamer l47;
Zenos Jones, 226; A. P. Field, e.. Elect
ed-Miller, johnson and Thompson.
Second ward-entitled to three delegates.
J. L. Herwig, 4O7; F. w. Eicholz, 4O5;
Henry Woods, 402; George D. Geddes, al;
Elected-Herwig. EichOlz and Woods.
Third ward-Entitled to five delegates
George Devzin, Patrick Creagh, L. D.
Herbert, Charles Montaldo and Charles II.
Cripps were elected. Number of votes not
given.
Fourth ward-Entitled to two delegates.
Lawrence Duffy. 1893; Louis NJ. Kenner. 1893;
K. T. Wheeler, 2; William Weeks, 2. Elect
ed-Dutfy and kenner.
Another poll was open in this ward where
were cast for William Weeks 405 votes; for
r. G.. Howard 35S and for r. T. Wheeler 81.
Messrs. Weeks and Howard will contest the
seats of Messrs. Duffy and Kenner.
Fifth ward-Entitled to four delegates
Jules Lanabere, 59i; Octave Belot, 5SS;
Jules Poirier, 500; Ernest Alix. 574; scat
tering. g. Elected-Lanabere, Belot, Poir-
Holden, Octave Foy, j. B. Berry, William
Vigers
At another poll in this ward the follow
| ing votes were cast: Octave Rey, 662; L.
| Gastinel, Col; A. PalOrnO, o6C; s. K. Snaer,
$50. They will contest the seats of the
| other delegation.
Sixth ward-Entitled to two delegates
| B F. Joubert, 1872; S. B. Packard, 3S7; scat
| tering 6. JOubert and Packard elected.
Seventh ward-Entitled to four dele
gates-Paul Trevigne, 526; V. L. Gardere,
52l; William H. Green, 452; N. B. Hutton,
| 397: H. Nj. LEROY, 1856; Felix Dupre, 1873:
Joseph John, SO; Thomas Pickett, 7S.
Elected, Trevigne, Gardere, Green and
Hutton.
Eighth ward-Entitled to two dele
gates-Robert Seaton, ISL; Il. A. Bray, 710;
| +. Griffin, 1913. Eiected-Seaton and Bray.
Ninth ward Entitled to two delegates
Charles A. Carrigec, 42l; David Douglas,
287. Both elected.
Tenth ward-Entitled to two delegates
A. 3. Miller, 554; Charles Bibb, 553; P. B.
". iuShocSh' ooo, c' - AA"oo"t O1~'
Elected-Miler and Bibb.
Eleventh ward-Entitled to two dele
gates-John Lewis, 476; Henry Ballard, 800;
Radford r. Davis, 2S5; w. E. Blake, 234;
A. Mailleu, 81; D. j. Hutchinson, 76
Elected-Lewis and Ballard.
Twelfth ward-entitled to one delegate
Paul Bruce, 29l: A. Anderson, l0l. Elected
Bruce.
Thirteenth ward-entitled to one dele
e ate-Jobn Gartskamp, 1873. No opposition
Fourteenth ward-entitled to one dele.
gate-H. Powell, 1872; P. Young, Al
Powell elected.
Fifteenth ward-entitled to four dele
gates-Andrew Dumont, 7Sl; Charles Hill
705; w. F. Loan, a34; Joseph Lewis, 256:
John Lewis, 25l; Samuel Lewis, l31; Fred
Richardson, So; Edward Jones, l8S; Viii
liam Russell, So James Koppel, %; E. C.
Clark, 4S; Alexander Bradley, ICY; Warren
County, "A; Thomas Green, "a; j. H. Camp,
1877; David Mason, 19l; Charles Robinson,
q. Elected-Dumont, Hill, Loan and
Lewis. Elected as alternates-E. Clark,
0. Elmore, Il. Stark, Thomas Green.
Sixteenth ward.-Entitled to one dele
gate-A. Raymond, LIS; w. Brazile, l5S.
Ray ymond elected.
Seventeenth ward-Entitled to one dele
gate.-T. B. Stamps elected without oppos