New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11

Republican Parish Executive Committee
The regular meeting OF the Parish Execu-
tive Committee took place last evening,
Colonel James Lewis in the chair, SecIe'
taries Quote and Baquie at their desks.
The committee proceeded to receive and
consider the credentials of the delegates to
the Republican Parish Nominating Conven-
ton which is to assemble in this city on
Monday. the twelfth instant.
On motion the credentials OF the dele
yates from the several wards wherein there
is neither contest nor protest were received,
and the names of the delegates elected were
ordered entered npon the temporary roll OF
the convention. These comprise the second,
third. fourth, fifth, sixth. seventh, eleventh,
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth and seven
seenth wards. The credentials from the
eighth. ninth, fifteenth and sixteenth wards
had not az yet reached the committee.
On motion the contested cases were taken
The first ward contest occupied the atten-
ton of the committee for fully thirty min
utes-Messrs. Langles and Wilson tboth
members of the committce) arguing the
case-and it was voted to recognize the
delegation whose credentials we're signed
by William Thompson. as first vice pres
ident. and cOuntersigned by George Z. Nor
cross. secretary. The other credentials
were signed by the president, Mr.. j. T..
Miller. and countersigned by Daniel Crow
lev, corresponding secretary.
In the matter Of the tenth ward, Mr.. De
Frouville, the secretary of the club, a can
didate for the convention, argued against
the admission of the delegation whose Gre
dentials were signed by J.; a. Kyser, the
president of the club. MIR. S. u. Flatow I'M
dertook the defense of the "regulars,' and
carried the day by securing the admission
of the kysor delegation,
The following is the list OF the delegates
whose credentials have been received ana
whose names will appear upon the tenn
porary roll of the convention:
| First ward-Zenas Jones, X. 3. Edge
worth, J. K. Torres, Lawrence Scott. The0-
dore Grant John J. White, 7. A. Murphy.
Second ward-Thomas Flanagan, T. +.
Herwig, Arthur Frilot, Robert Cheevers,
James Casey. Thomas II. Wynne. Arthur
Third ward-M,chael P. Cresgh, Il. c.
| Stone. Louis Smith, John p. Pullum,
| Thomas Redwood. John Reynolds, George
Burke. Epsley Brewer. James Coughl'n'
James Walsh.
Fourth ward-Raphael St. Amand, Charles
! p. vigers. Henry Marony, J. NJ. Decade
Charles Middleton.
Fifth ward-Joseph Auld, H. r. Jean. A.
PatOrno. G. T. McCune, Edward Slgg. 5.
Rock, William Vigers, a. Ferrier.
Sixth ward-L. Lananiere. Jr.. Alfred
| Capla, Charles Bergeron. Nemous Leblanc
Felix Fagouet.
Seventh ward-joseph Morrison, NJ. E.
Perrault, A. A. Denis, Samuel Freeman,
John Woods, George Candiff, Joseph Mazet'
Il. Davonshire, Pat Griffin.
| Eighth ward-James Riordan, A. II: Du'
hart. J. L. Dupasseau, King William
Fred Burns.
Ninth ward-Peter Brier. Frank Rolg, u.
Douglas. j. w. Edwards, Octave Rock.
Tenth ward-Henry Bell. T. +. McGulre'
| Alexander Gaines, f. G. Hester. Gerge
Grindley, A. J. Sansoni.
Eleventh ward-Edward Williams, u
Backus. II. +. johnson, H. W. Jones, Il
! Mallein. John Campbell.
Twelfth ward-Paul Bruce, Z. L. stamps
| D. Z. Woodruff, Charles Lamasters.
Thirteenth ward-J. Il. Gaudet. +. y.
! Mallory. j: c. Aucoin, c. b. Augustus
| Alternate, John j. Jones.
Fourteenth ward-Eli johnson, Madison
Brown, Joshua Hogan. Benjamin Brown
Fifteenth ward-Not heard from.
Sixteenth ward-Not heard from.
! Seventeenth ward--T. Il. Stamps, Richard
| Miller. John Jordan, Thomas Freeman.
After short time spent in deliberations
| OF triiiing nature the committee ADJOURNED
! to NEE. again on Monday next. at A. Mo