The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
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DEMOCGAT.S AND CONSERVATIVE
CONVENTION or THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
First DaG
MosDAY. 90 Q, 1874

First Da@
MosDAY. OSe 1874.
Pursu int to call of the Democratic Paris
Committee Of tie parish Of Orle ans the deli
oates from the vrrioI @ wards Of the parish e
Orleans met this day, at Grunewal Is Hll o.
Baronne street, and We're called t@oider by q
Malochee. Esqo President Of the a lrish Com
rnittee, who nominttee Mr. J. ID. Edwards a
temporary chairman, and Messrs e. o. Gower
j + Hamilton Hardy and Oscar Gro, o. GIN
porary secretaries.
The Chairman appontes on the Committee
on redentials the following named delegates
70 wit: A. W. Hyatt, Ernest Mltenberger, A
W. Hannemann, Richard Flower, VIM
Swami. John g. Finney. Ferd Dudenhetes
John Wolfe. G. Gchlbach, Washington Marks
and Z. Riviere
The Secretary called the roll and the dele
gates from the several wards presented Their
credentials, which were referred to the Cons
mittee on Credentials.
On motion of Mr.. John Delaney the Son-
vention took a recess of an hoar, at the expi-
ration of which time the Convention was
calleG to order by its Chairman, when Mr.
A. w Hyatt, on behalf Of the Committee
on Credentials submitted the following sc
port:
New ORLEANS, Oct. =, 1879
70 the President and Members of the Parish
Convention OF the Democratic and C,oserv O.
tive Party:
Gentlenes-Your Committee on Sresenti;le-
have the honor to report that they have care
fully examined all the credentials submitted
TO them, find them correct, and herewith at
tach the names OF the duly accredit d d le-
gates.
Your committee would recommend that. i'll
asmuch as the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wards are in the parish Of Jefferson the de e.
gates fro these wards, four in number, be
entitled TO vote only for city Offices
Your committee would also beg leave to re
port that they have duly considered and ex
amined into the accompanying protests from
the Fourteenth and FIT enth Wards, and are
of the opinion that hey are not well founded,
as the returns from said wa dis were duly
signed BY the Commi sioners OF Election. and
their or. dAntials in proper FORM and no evil
dence laid before your committee OF any
frauds having oeen committed.
Respectfully submitted,
A. w. HYATT, Chairman.
First Ward, IA. W. Hyatt, Jno. Il. Hunt,
Emile J. O .rlen, J. C. Donovan, Patrick Mealev,
Nicholas Burke. and William g. Schmidt.
N. Freret, J. Hurley, E. Tomatis, Archibald
Mitchell. NJ. G. Reyes, D. OLeary and DR.. Samuel
Chopin.
mott, Pat. Glennon, NJ. A. Rogers, A. Stewart,
Thomas Griffin Robert Desposito, T. Riley, and
W. G. Lucas. %t
Fourth ward, 81. Van wickle, Jpo. Duffy,
Fiah wsri. s.-Charles Delassus, o. ;ar Rob-
m, X Mltepberger, Armand GuyoI, Jr.. P. de Flu
entes, z: Gutenberg, Joseph Silentos, G. Sturges
and J. N. Aagustin.'
Sixth Ward, 6.-Adotph Dupre, Thomas buck
10y, Jnoy Brswster, G. Gehlbsch, Eugene Mos
tier and Geo. H. Tardy. f..s'1.
Seveuth Ward, ct. Bailly- Blanchard, Jr.,
James b. Edwards, A. H. Hsnnemann, Leon
Holzalb, John Pettigrew and John A. Lesten,
Eighth Ward, 5-N illlam Swami, James New.
ell Pit. Walsh, ]. N. Hardy and John Delaney.
Ninth Ward, g. Auguste Cayet Jos. Goertz,
James Boyce, Ferd. Dudenhefer, L. G. Guiilotte
and Phinp Mum h.
Tenth Ward, 9.-Chas. Ballejo. Wash. Marks, |
Sam Flower. Frank Lauer, Jas. Nugent G. O'Don. !
nell, Th0s F0rteous, Ed. ettis and Frank Car
roll.
Eleventh Ward, CIR. H. MARI, r. B. Pleas |!
ants. Richard Flower. James Buckle, Alpnonse |
Twelfth Ward, 81. Meyers, G ChT2otin,
Ernest REVERE. I"
Thirteel.th Ward. s.-H. r. Philips, F. Leider-
aeimer, L'.uis Madere
fou5n'flt1 NarHs s.--JAs. SseehSs anu vi "
". Walker. .
Fit. enth Nsy.l, s-John shompso,ss Henry
sevr, an. Manuel Ahas az
Sixteenth Ward, u. G. kollmasR o. Slss- 2
Tsaat.
SIEVE, seen.. Ward, . ehilip Mse.9 ca Q
.. H,ichor.
VASE Masks. .ecrcta 81 q hairmaa
Vn m.ton OF VIZ. John Hart, Che repo's az
:,e .osnn..te. was unanimously adopted.
On motion Ht Mr. Eerd Dudenhete@ che
l~ose,s'ed to an ornament organi
pltpn.
Mr.. John 'iu,,ey nennatca Mr. Robes
z. Mari as President OF the Convention.
which motion ~as unsismously adopted, and
he Chalrmsn appointed Messrs L. Railiy
'la, chard. John Hart and DR.. Samuel hop
in 3 ccn.:n.tte~ to condae Mr. sole II. Mao I
b the ChaG.
Tae.upon Mr.. MAG as ase,9 Ssu &1sa o e !
o.asi snt - the Conv,e ton
On nosio. Of Mr.. a,hn @alg,9 Che &cR
living named genlemeC were un,n lio ISL
lectei We. Presidents 70 sle aonventiore |
,-ws: Messr.. W. 3, Schmida sohs Beleag
nd ~. Samuel Ctoppin.
On .,otios ~ Messrs f. Y. Soeee 90 e.car
9roy'were unanimouss esae&es sHsrtels.s
# the Conventions !
Nc. y. H,yier movea asa sos,NmrNs austs ,
.-,norr.w q " oclocio Ne upon whice nice {
ion Mr. John Hart called cor the seas an /
ays. which, oeips o,lleb nssultee 60 sts B
Dys, slz:
rE.s-Fr.t War9 @ a,cor. Wars 9. Thi,s
yasd IL, Foust. Ward ), Fifth Ward 3 Seventh
Yard 6, f. :hth Ward 3. Tenth Ward s. Twelfth
Vsrd 3, 1hil1eentb Wari i SixseenGh Ward 10 {
eventeenth Wasd 2 ~ votes. !.
NAYs-ssh Ward 6, Eighth Ward :. Ninth
Yard 6, Eleventh Ward 6, Fourteenth Ward 2,
fifteenth Ward rs votes
So Mr. Riviere's motion was carried, I'D
he Convention adjourned until tomorrow at /
O'Clock, NJ. d
f. L. BowEy. Vc9 g.
OSCAR ARROYO o se
Those who desire to keep Kellogg j. Sic c
tate will refuse to register. Z
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