New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-02
POLITICAL NOTICES.

the State Central Executive Committee Of the Re.
fs74, q convention. composed Of the delegates
elected by the different ward clubs Of this parish
was held this twenty fifth day of April, 1874, for
the purpose Of selecting parish executive com
ON motion the following members were elected
D sdy President; z. A. ve1ret secretary & r
Dursrd assistant secretary; Edward Barnett ser-
geant at-srms; Samuel Bigley and Horace DECKER
The convention being organized. the Hon. Victor
Rechon Of the parish Of St. Martin, was invited 10
' On motion Of 5. { Davidson the following mem
bers we're appointed by the president committee
on credentiais: ! g Davidson, ? vegTst: j. Pres.
and Aaron Parker.
And. after q recess Of half an hour, the commit
%s1ss %sGs ADOPTED to VIE
To the Temporary President of this Convention:
Your committee on credentials beg leave to re-
duly elected by the respective wards in this parish:
First Ward-John PHILIPPE. 4. A. verret. P: G.
W WIsi George wallace obey Gets and W. r
Carter; Alternat<s W. o. Scott George Bell and G.
second Ward. H. Jackson, n. Kenyon, A. I.
Bursnd, Charles Mack, George Randolph, A. st.
Dezier, B. P. Durand aud P. verret.
Rliis and Aicee johnson; Alternates N. Parker,
James Porter and W. DOwnel.
Fifth " srdNJaseph Walsh, M Napoleon, Joe Rob-
ertson.. Alfred Butler Iand L. Carvile; Alternate
81 sixth Wsrd-charles Dedrick. lsidore Phi lips
" Seventh Ward-Henry Jones, william Moline, D.
S. Carr, z. c. Brooks, Aleck Lockman & Sykes and
Eighth Ward-Aaron Parker, John Powell, Eli
Smith, anthony Coleman, James Adamson and A.
s' is DAVIDSON, Chairman
WILLIAM PAGE.
JAMES PRESTON,
CHARLES DKDRICK,
J. WALSH,
AARON PARKER.
,i M m M"o"r, snsxered to their names
On motion, duly seconded, the convention was
permanently organized by the election OF the
as vice president, 3. P. Durand rs secretary and
ri A. verret ss assistant secretary.
On motion. duly seconded. 1t was resolved tna1
members, and the following named persons were
unanimously elected q such, w: z G;Desi1nde'
L. Durand, James Preston Alcee johnson, Joseph
walsh, Alfred Butler, Charles DERRICK Isaac MAJ:
tin William Page o. BROOKS AND AaIc .1 si1e,
ing resolutions, presented by z. c. Brooks
Resolved. That We thoroughly indorse the wise
e ehiefsin Prssaent s. Grant in tie sdmnstra
ton Of the federal government and it is the unan.
imous opinion Of this meeting that ne nac ~
great Republican party Of this glorious Union; IN
Resolved. That We have pride and pleasure IN
referring
course 50 steadfas,ly pursued by his e1cenency;
william Pitt Kellogg. our esteemed Governor. ana
Of =, hi: s in S%Sas n
financial measures which have given confidence
to capitalists and stability to our institutions.
P. B. s. Pinchback. G. G. Antoine; our Lieutenant
Governor our superintendent OF Pubic 1dncau0n,
W. g. Brown, who are entlte9 20 our ssnL' hue
cause of Republcanism; and looking back on t1er
past course - guaranty for the future We piedge
'n Resclved That the sincere thanks of this con.
vention be given our Representatives. Hon; WI
liam Page aud Nelson kenyon, fGT 1ns Scanis
and looking back upon their past course as guar
sntee for tie future we pledge them our unqusii'
Resolved That tie sincere thanks Of this con-
ventlon be given to our Secretary OF stale. r. ".
Desonde and Dubuclst state s rs1dsr rea
the distinguished services that they nave ronoo'e"
to the State of Louisiana; further m.
Resolved That the sincere thanks Of TINS con
% even Ser those Who are entitled
our gratitude and esteem for their ,Hf
services in the cause of Repubcsnism, ana ioo '.,
ing back on their past course, We pledge them eui
The The following. proposed by William O. Scott
WEEREAs The parish convention of the parish
Of IberviIie pursuant a call of the State Central
Executive Committee has SsEanzea az sst e. 'ern
Resolved, That we, the parish convention OF the
parish of Iberviie do hereby express. in the name
n D0ODlo the 0lSSaClDibctiOn WO Ao'o go,
after heali ing the various appointments 1or omces
of this parish, made on the suggestion Oh ONO w
ResoIvsd' That said W. W. Wharton is hereby
denounced as an ambitious traitor and unworthy
the confidence of any Republican; oe IL iurtn1r
Resolved, That all actions OF sald w w " naI
ton and his few followers are den0nnceo AZ uieg,a
void and not bi nding on the Repubncen patty; a H
moreover the pretended election OF deegaiSs TOT
parish executive committee, held IN tne ~
wards of this parish, attempted 70 % neiu ny
fraud ont of the usual places OF meetlng; DO
Resolved, That . copy Of these resolutions oo .ol
xarded to the State Central Executive COmmltiee
after approval of the same by the dlnefent ms'hor
clubs Of this parish. p.rao1rb
WA unanimously adopted, viz:
WHrREAs W. W, Wharton the Senator elected oy
.h ,,eonIe of this district by error, in believing
that he was q citizen of this country; and
Wheress We have been informed tnat MS natu'
valuation il illegal and void be It
pasolved That q committee OF three Oe appoint
"a 70 call on the said wharton, and request MIN 10
~s;on hia seat q state Senator.
On motion the chair appointed MSssrS 0eo.ko
p.ndniNh A. at. Derzin and Charles Mack com
r~;ttaa 70 call ON W. w. Wharton, ana request Hin
to resign his 6enatorship. that
on motion duly seconded, II was rosoyeI .ns
the nroceedings Of this convention De PuDns neu
the fheryilie Republican, New Orleans hepaO,,csn'
Raton Rouge Rra and New Orleans Louisana.
Then. on motion duly seconded, the conSon'on
adiourned sine die at . Sis Z. ~ p.,.;s.,+
a.,rstsrv. my3 It,
New Orleans, April 80, 1Sz4.I, ~ ~ m mass
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