New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
Darralrs majority l4I4.


Fourth Congressional District.
Although Bienville Caddo, Sabine. Yer
non, Webster and Vim have cast Demo
| cratic majorities. it is reported that Natchi.
| toches, Bossier, Grant, Red River and
| Rapides are Republican. In Do Soto there
are evidences of such gross egularities as
will require the exclusion of the vote by the
| returning board. Red River is reported as
having given 600 Republican majority.
Congressman Smiths prospects of re-elec.
ton. then. are far from gloomy.
Fifth Congressional District.
Official returns have not yet been received
| from half Of the parishes of this district;
| such as are in, ard the shrewdest estimates
| from those not heard from. place General
| Morey few hundred ahead Of Spencer.
The following special dispatch, received
| last night. shows soma of the machinery
used to defeat General Morey:
MONROE, November ). 1874.
MOrey i5 probably elected by 200 major.
ity. Grant is elected to the House in More
huuse. Positive evidence is had of fraud
at one pol! in Richland, and of intimda.
titu III hNHldA'.. IaEkilu dnO Two ueaVy
Republican polls in Caldwell. More than
200 Democrats registered in Lincoln who
live outside Of the parish.
sixth Congregational District.
OF the thirteen parishes comprising Mr..
Nash's district the largest proportion are so
strongly Republican that the others can not
offset them. Mr.. Nash is undoubtedly
elected BY the larges: majority Of any can.
d:date on the ticket.
The State senate.
Later returns 80 to show the correctness
of the Republican estimate OF Wednesday
morning, which we reproduce:
Ficst--J. II. Grover. Democrat, W. J.
Kelly. Democrat. II. d. Ogden. Democrat
:Second-E. d. White. Democrat.
Tnird-Wlii Stevens, Democrat.
FOURTH. b. Eustis, Democrat.
F.fth-A. Dumont. Republican.
Sixth-E. II. Chadbourn, Republican.
Seventh-P. Landry, Republican.
Eighth-F. S. Goode. Democrat.
Tweifth--J. 4. BreauX, Republican.
Th:rleenth--.J. II. Burch, Republican.
Four:eenth-T. I. Allain, Republican.
rifteeLth-David Young. Republican.
Seventeenth-J. A. Gla, Republican.
Twentie:h-A. Is. George. Democrat.
Twenty seconi--M. II. Twitchell, Repub.
lican.
House OF Representatives.
We g i've below a list o: the members Of
the lower house OF the General Assembly.
SO far as their names have been reported as
elected. or where the general result shows
the complexion of the ticket elected. This
exhibit leaves the following parishes yet to
hear from: Caldwell. Catahoula. Lincoln
Livingston. Richiand. Union. Vernon and
Winn. each electing one Representative;
1atourche two and Rapides three. BY the
following table it will be seen the Repub-
Ecans have elected forty-four. the Demo-
Gratis forty.fou. and the Independents ten.
This latter class vii! probably hold the
balance Of power in the next Legislature:
Orieans-First Representative District
A. A. Maginnis. Democrat; Z. Booth. Dem.
Ocrat.
Second Representative District-G. l..
Hall, Democrat: w. j. Hammond. Demo.
crat: Charles II. Sohenck. Democrat.
Third Representative District-W B.
Democrat: J. 4. Gilmore. Demo.
crat; Charles Byrne. Democrat; Clement l..
Walker. Democrat.
Fourth Representative Distric:-M. F.
Democrat: Jules Aldige, Demo |
crat. |
Fifth Representative District - Charles !
Roman. Democrat: Gabriel Pascal. Demo.
,rat. !
Sixth Representative Distr;c. = George |
w. Dupre, Democrat.
Seventh Representative District-J. 3. |
tourdain. Republican: Il. Burckhaydt. Dem.
,crat.
Eighth Representative Dis:r:c:-C. F.
seeman. Democrat.
Ninth Representative Distr!ct-J. 4. De |
Blanc, Democrat; L A. Witt, Democrat.
Tenth Representative District-G. w. X.
5aylev Democrat; Charles kumne!. Dem.
,crat: J. A. Blatfer. Democrat.
Eleventh Representative Distrlct-E. L.
3Ower, Democrat: B. c. Elliott. Democrat.
Orleans, right banh-George Graclen. Re.
ou Dlican. =.
Ascenslon--L. Butler. Republican: G. Il.
Hill. Republican.
Assumption-R. Beas!ey. Democrat; =
)ugas. Democrat.
Avoreiles-L. J. Souer. Republican: a.
lougez. Republican.
East Baton Rouge-W. G. Lane. Repuo.
lean: }. p. Wilson. Republican: = Vrip-est,
republican.
West Baton Rouge y Gods KeDuo-
can.
Bienvilie-One Democrat.
Bossier--Percy Baker, Republican: ).
'homas, Republican.
Caddo-John J. Horau. Democrat: