The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
HDW ORLEANS. AUGUST =, %.
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YWN FAITHFUL AND UN.
FAITHFUL.
The Eight Over Nominations for
Treasurer.
Duhusyot Nominated for Treasurer

WHUQ08UC NOmin1CHU LOT lTodSuTtI
a sso,it 1915 o'clock Packard took the chair
with . nov malici, and to IT. mlsical racket the
Convent on came TO order.
Tho reading OF the minutes was dispensed
vita, 1nst PRAYER were insisted on.
80 ~ 70 give the gentlemen full swing tn do as
they p eascd, o. m ,uon 81 Blunt, all rules were
s0syended -hOtwitL .taiiding Ktvs motion t..
ApE' Snt . committee of three on rules. ~ rep ri
q thee minutes, a mIlutr IT, man.
Ray moved tn 1t when tne Convention proceeded
o tins Dosnilation Of
STATE TREASURER
ne HeloctsOn he male by ballot, and on this he
called the previous question.
THO satiH qucsn III was ordered and the Ser
gesatat-Arius weit to wofh 10 seat the dee
gassa-
Ras. saer this business completed, moved
. reconsideration Of the vote ust taken, and to
lay that motion the table.
Considerable c ,nfus Oh ensued because the
maAAers wcro al liberty to cali for anything ald
do anguiilg, IN WI some delegate, in tho i'll
terHsA 0f order shouted order, "nu rules
~ss tsaump Ihantly referred to.
A n,Aioa to g, into nonInltiOns for State Trea-
suss1 Ar0u hi Green To his feet. He made gal
4 aa< sGsrt u get Oh aspeech, IN which hr assured
every os0-aC the same time inserting the thumb
md E1e6AXOr of his left hand into the right
brea~t pscket Of mis- coat AMI pulling thereirom
postal card-tl,at he had come prepared.
The 6el0gato8 were frantic in contemplation Of
th8 supposed SifiIcti ~, aud loudly shouted for
nOninstiOns, utterly drowning Green's sonorous
cOi0s. Daring lull in the shri.ks. Green ex-
prensod his disgust 10y volunteering to iorego the
sStsslectiun 81 spOuting and yielding the floor,
prOsoAod the delegates cam to order. He would
t0teaAAifly 10 It, but h. could ~ be cried down.
Tho mrmbers con sidcriny 1t the easiest way to
get nd OF Gr en- we're num- and after expressing
himself ~ unwilling to proceed to a nomination
under exlstiRg circums HiIces, he settled down.
Yosag got up and raved for half an hour
sgnt.A gang into . nomination without rules.
HSbeGl, Of The Third Ward made a long speech
against rushing matters. There had been 80
mnsA trouble nb mt tho finances Of tho State
thss - wanted some p 'iicy, some platfo,.ll
down kcfOfo nominations were gone into.
He b good speaker but his remarks carried
=" weSgh With thoul, because they ouJ not b.
heasd
N4NajlAGions were at last declared in order and
r. ns"wn, Of Madison, Ddbuclet and Nor, y ell-
tsfsa ~ arena.
wGs sanvsy. by special messenger to Vim. Pitt,
whe ~ in al appearance and worked hard for
He iste'viewcd tho members and talked in
whl.pers, without any effect, however.
logg had 'secm hlm.'
voeing ~ ballot had previously been decided
On a61r oil the ruinpus; and alter GA Ii member
prose1f had put IN his vote and tn total was |
fooasa ar, it wa" t"n that Dntnco had beyu
Is vM ANNOUNCED thst there had been
MORE VOTES
aase than there VIZ. o..os d, but Morcy taking
N - dfuatiOn. aud seeing That it the extra
would still leave that individual
matE. magnanimously Withdrew IN tile ''ir.-
sorcse q peace and harmony and the Republican
psAg, and moved that the nomination Of Du
bucaG DO h.ade Ivy aoclamaton.
YAs generous ~ acton was received with
Ipna, md several enthusiastic members seized
40Y ~ the legs, arms, aud anywhere else that
pano handy, and. lifting him to til, ir shoulders,
0e1EseA hian to the platform, where Dubuc.et was
nhHa1lV sosled
!. Hs made q | ng speech, and q very fair one in
Ne lnedn, although no dM call Packard the old
80 hoCse Of tho party and Dubuclet al honest
A..4acet was oaiied on, and he got up. bowed
CTasD1llS. and handed Iii written speech 10 the
1e0dlAsJ, who deliv red 1t for HIM.
h RApro0iated the honor and WAS happy that
- hGahson LonOred, and promised, that alth ugh
% - DC 70 well in the past, he would do better
y tho Satuie.
T1e reports Of the delegations from the di
sFeHt OCngrcs.0nal Districts we're then received
nd aDwed the following nominations for Con- |
IUsG
YsA District Jacob H. Syphe,.
Send District-H. G. Di6be.
Yltb1 Distriot-C. b. Darraii.
In Mo Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Districts, there
'rF6 70 nominations.
- NC FOutl Suil.h holds over the Fl til was s
cid open for Morry, in the event OF the un,niua- I
lO0s kr Treasurer gsang it did, and he IN " [
. ee1sadered the candidate from that District !;
h delegation from the Sixth received pcr,nis-
lon - turn In th ii rep Tt to Tho char man of
b Convention, when ready. ].
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS l
hee submitted q tOng win,ied iepnt. which set
<ta that Cho Republican party was the party of
eeOe and order (thr proceeding in the c.,nven {
~ Nernonstrates this), and was generally aye il
~ siricuy sp, aking, first-class AMI really b
sd party. =
19owster offered a resolution calling on tho :
Ms Legislature to amend the Coli.t tuition 80 >
, - limit their power to establish mon ,p,les u
10 = limit the taxing power Of police juri y to
~ on tho dollar He made long speech in e
ve1 q il. ri
Dssealn took the floor in virtuous ft to SUD- "
NJ = and toll what good man was he AZ =
ge9or and other wise. The record so aston
led thc delegatcs-iur they had thought quite
D9At Of Devezin-that they passed the
2 TosNutiOns without any nonsense
Al tho nominations having been made, and p
Gro 6cdng, in consequence, no more M ney in G.
shA. We delegates. with yell, agreed to ad- c.
? SAe ooncorn sine die aud this they did; and, v,
n BY Fackard, yelled t,.rce times for the ~
IpuAioAn party '"o retretl =,