New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
POLITICAL
The BermOut Electinua

MOSa fELrER. Se1tembsr 3.--The Rn9,aps
st'l come IL slowly, but enouoh is knowg
to indicate the election of Judge Peeks
Repuoican. Inc House is over whelmi1gly
Repubucan and the Senate nearly p1s7,as
mot sly the ssne way. The vo,3 for Gov.
eilos IN ll3 towns stands: Peck 90 .oOss
Bingham, s5O$o In 1879 the vote in sTS
same Gowns was: Converse, 2i.S35; Hea w.
Democrat. 50015s
1he con1 Sc IN the second conss sg;oo4g
dis .-lcs has been q very hot Que, and resrlts
in the defeat Of Judge Poland. The boilers
Of Royaltono independent Republican ia
windsor county. but their advice 10 theie
followers was to vote for anybody sy draw
votes fcom Poland
The exact result of che oa'Jat OF s'vssfsso
day IN $oity-two toN Is out OF eight =. iss
Polacd Polac %; Dennisons 525ls Davenport
1905 scattering, 534o
Poland, $3.50: Steele (boltef), 2l3O: Dayeno
pors SDemocrat), 1872; scattering, 2i5a
Peoples Convention In NIIssou,Gs
So LoLosp Septsmber 2.-The Pc .pfesa
stats convent Oh met at Jefferson Ci,s.
Judge Jesse p. Alexs 1der waS oIacte1
perme nent PRESIDENT
The Peoples State Conve alton has been
nearly s's day completing their .cket.
wf'ch is the following: Governor, Willism
u1 Gem. y OF r. retis cor rrty; Lieutenant Gov
Secretary of Stat, w. B. Lefetto Of Marion
cocntyS Auditor. f. C. Hale. Of Clinton
countyS Trees "er, John H. Fisse, of ST.
Louis; AttosA General D. S. Twitchells
OF Je :kson corrtys Register Of Lands, c.
j. Q1eserbely =. Of Audrian cocn. eS Supelo
lnteudent OF Public Schools, or rMonte,th.
OF dron county: supreme Ju5ae, Dowell, OF
Monroe couurye long terms Lewis Houcko
short term
Nebraska Republicans NOmiuationx
OMAHA September 2.-SHas Gar5er. oP
Red w cow county, was nOmina. Il foF
Governor, aud L. Creuuz for Congress. Pat
rick OHawes was nominated con.ingeng
Congressman otter lively fight, and Brnns,
Tischr'S for Secretary OF State. The com
ventaon continues on non; 1atiors. No otheP
proceedings may be expected to-righto
Congressional Nopi1atioss.
LoCJSv, LIE, September 3.-The Dema
Gratis OF the r'1tu Kent lcky distric. nomBo
county. for Congress-
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sep: ,mber 2.-The Demao
cratic congressional conven ion of the
eighth C'str;ct met here today. J. r. Co,mo
mings, Of Richmond; Miles w. Lewis. Of
Greene? j. D. Matthews, of o Ogle,horpe, and
Z. No Rucker, OF Ebert, were ballotrsd for,
Hon. A. Il: ST phens was then nom 'na+cfs
AuS CAO AOAA W " II sell ana vi Clnn' lOs4D
On the slxtieth bs'iOt the vote s-,oas
Stephens. "ae:5; Cummings, 1882 nece ss
sa.y TO choice, 30. The eigb ty.second
oallos stooda S. pherso :y1asS CUnningsa
1880 s'S
Alexander II. s. ,nheos was qs-saliy unaps
imousiy nominal ID ior Con. ses,s
CHATTANOOGA, September S.-CoioneB
David NJ. Nelson, Of Bradley county. was
nominated for Congre ss on the third ballot
today by the ,puolican conven. on of the
third district The resolu ors denor1oa
the recent ou' cages in Tennessee, deprecate
the white mons party movement, courreI
modera..o ON on the part of the negroes, but
are s''ent on ci, rights.
The Arkansas Convention.
LITTLE ROCK, September 3.-1he scheds
1le report I'd IN the convention TODAY fxes
the ele lion on the constitution and otIicer@
under 1t tor October l3a From the presens
outlook the convention will adjourn in -hr.@
days.