The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03
REPUTATION.
PLATFORM OF THE HIVES.


PLATFORM OF THE HIVES.
l. Reputation of the whole of the so-called debt
Of the State of Louisiana, and refusing to v"te for
any tax TO pay the principal OF the interest OF The
same.
The passage of act hy the Legislature of
Louisiana at the earliest moment possible prohibit
inc the assessment OF taxes, under any
guse Whatsoever, pay interest principal Of the
socalled debts OF any city, town village or parish
in the State.
mental to The section of the Federal Constitution
declaring that State shall emit bills OF credit
making i, penal ofense 10 assess or attempt to col
lect tax 10 pay the interest or the principal OF
bill of credit issued by to the name of State,
a public corporation created by State.
A. Abolition OF every STAR tax upon industry
enactment Of any slch taxes, by lily. town village
or parish authority; and the entire exemption by
statute. of al! vessels. whether going river
craft, from wharfage evee. or any tax W hatsoever
in every port and ut every landing in Louisiana.
). Reduction Of State taxation, for every purpose
to a which shall not exceed one dollar and halt
per head of the population of the State (say 200 O00J
according to the census made in 1870.
. Limitation Of municipal or poocIial taxes. for
all lpostS 10 rate which shall not exceed seven
dollars ncr.heaA a" municipal ar parochial Formulation
say 2o0,00ol i'll New Orleans according the
census.
:. hat all taxes. State a. municipal remaining
due the LIST Janu rv. l>I5, shall be cancelled
cept much thereof mly he Necessary to pay The
appropriations lue 10 charitable Institutions to o-
GERS secretaries clerks and working people engaged
i'll the publ service, and t"1 supplies furnished for
public USE; provided however, that rigid scrutiny
shall heolnade into III; claims. whether pay-rolls or
accounts, against amy department reasonably nlnoN-
ous 20 the suspicion Of fraud that cash prices only,
not the eNIrava.an prices charged by OF de
preciated credit, shat be lowed and, provided.
that i'll any event million Of such taxes
shall be collected i'll New clleans-say oneifth of
the amount, which will probably remain due at the
time specified.
:. That the salary fees of every public officer
whose remuneration i(el"perly subject of le@isla-
tive consideration, shall b. reduced to amount
corresponding with the abilities required 10 perform
MS duties and the responsibilities of his place. due
consideration being had also to the universal impov
eIshutu ut of the people.
Resolved That every nominee of tho HIVES shall
give his written assent to the Platform. and shall
pledge himself t" support it.
City Administrators.
Mayo,-JOHN J. LANE.
Administrator of Improvements - DANIEL
Administrator Accounts
Administrator Finance. % DAVIES.
Administrator AsseSsments--JOHNP OPP. II
Administrator Police-ZEPH FOLEY.
Administrator Commerce = DENIS PRIEUR
WHITE.
Administrator Water WOrks-CHAS. FITZEN-
REITER.
Civil Sheriff.. H. DELMAS
Criminal Sheritf-D. A. DENISON.
Coroner First, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Districts
DR.. THOMAS Z. BROADDUS.
Coroner Second and Third Districts-DELPHIN
BIENVENU.
Senators First Distiict-B R. FORMAN, W. w
CARRIE
senator Second Dist,ict-ANTHONYs AA1BoLA.
Senator Third Dstrct-JO DIN PAISLEY.
Representatives.
First Dis.rict-T. A. EARTLETTE JAMES
second Dist,ict-J A. FLoRAT, JAS. POWERS.
Fourth Disflict-NICHoLAs sINNoTT, JOHN
FREDERICK.
Fifth District-FRANK MARQUEE.
Seventh District-JOSEPH BRuNEAU.
Eighth District AUG. STUART.
Tenth Tenth District Distriet-H. II. WARD, CHARLES H.
REED.
Eleventh District
Fifteenth Ward (Algers)
Justices of the Peace.
ii C. COLEMAN.
2. WIN. II. HOLMES.
3. JOHN I. LARESCHE.
6. JOHN p. HIGGINS.
Constnbles.
1. JAMES COLLENS.
2. PETER kEARNEY.
3. MICHEL J: PONDS.
4. JOS CONTRERAS
s. VIM FOLEY
:. Z. Z. FALLS. % Inn
Fourth Ward Democratic Cluh--The voters
Of the above Ward are hereby notified that the poll
at the Wigwaln, corner of Canal and Where streets
will open at I A. NJ and close at 2. n.
The following named gentlemen were elected com
keena, +. Wasatha Jas Langwell.
JOHN LEMoNNIER, President.
EDW. kEENA, Secretary. Oh 1t
Headquarters Democratic sente Central
Committee of the State of Louisiana-New Orleans
Oct >. ls74-The State Central Committee has
tablishcd its Headquarters at the corner OF st.
Charles and Gravier streets lup stairs.
By order Of K. II. MARI President
Z. G.. DILL. W. j. BUDpENpoRFF. Secretaries.
All complaints throughout the State i'll regard to
registration naturalization should be addressed
in writin. 10 X. II Mari, President, +. q. Dill
orW. j. Buddendorti, Secretaries. o3 1w
Hall Fifth Ward Central Democratic Club
The voters of this Ward will take notice that the
be held THIS DAY at headquarters, 1873 and 1875
Rampant street. between the hours OF A. NJ. and
T. NJ Poll No l. from to 600. Poll No. ?, from COO
pwalds. JOHN H. CASTELLANOS
Vice and Acting President
CASTOR HoSNAFoS, Secretary. o3lt*
Attention, Voters of the Eleventh Ward
There will be election for Delegates to the Parish
Convention, on SATURDAY. the Sd inst, at the
Wigwam Magazine street, between Washington
and Sixth All Conservative voters of the ward are
earnestly requested to come up and vote.
By order CT the President: Il. II. MARI.
J. {. MCCANTs, Secretary. o3 1t
Seventh Ward Central Democratic Com
sentative Ciub-Notice is hereby given that the
polls for the election Of delegates to the Parish Con
vention Will be open from 6 A. II. to p. ~. on
SATURDAY. Octobc. 3 lS1i ii the corner of Clai
borne and LapeyTouSe streets.
JAMES d. EDWARDS, President.
Z, MARIN, Secretary. O2 2tE<MF
Hall Ninth Ward Central Democratic Club.
Notice is hereby given that the polls for the primary
election to be Ield October ) Isl will be at the
new Wigwam, on tfreatrner. near Emira streets and
that said polls will be open from O'Clock A. NJ. to
9 o'clock 2. N.
The following named gentlemen appointed to
act at said election
At poll No L. from a to X inclusive. J. F. Bar
thelmy. Judge James Wilder john Goertz and Ed |
mcnd Bagneris. Commissioners; w. II. Hays and
ClHs Schneider, Clerks
At poll No. . from L to z inclusive. Andrew
Lynch, Judge; Hy. Wassem. b. 4. NcCatfrey and
Delahoussaye, Commissioners; Ed White and Oc
tave DeBlanc Clerks.
+. DCDENHEFER President.
JAS. J. SEGRAvE Secretary. o3
Attention Democratic Voters Third Ward
A election for delegates to the Parish Convention
to meet on the 18th inst. will be held at the corner
of Common and Rampant streets. on SATURDAY, |
81 INST. from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock =. NJ, |
i'm, the management of the following gentlemen:
At Box No. l, from 4 to l. inclusive; Judges, |
inc Mcdonald and Arthur Caron: Supervisors. |