New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-01
POLITICAL NOTICES,


At Meetisg of the Twelfth Ward Rad.
ical Republican Mother Club, held January 20, 1874
the TO lowing resolution introduced by L. vandt r
pool was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t IS the opinion of the Republican
voters of this ward that all the offices in the gift
OF Republican administration should he filed by
true and tried Repub icans-meR who are known
to be true and faithful workers in the Republican
ranks at all times and
Whereas 1t is the opinion and desire of the Re
publicaps OF this ward that the Office of Judge of
the Fourth NJ uucipal Police Court should be filed
By true and answering Republican, man who
Is taless II the grand principles of the Repu hcan
party; one that will give equal Justice TO all per
sons brought before him, regardless Ct or
color, rich or poor; and
" Whereas, 1t Is the opinion and desire of the Re-
puhicans of tits ward that all The appOintees per
tanning TO the Fourth Municipal Police Court should
be equally divided between the Fourth and Sixth
DISTRICTS, composing said court; and
Whereas, at meeting Of the Tenth Ward Re-
publican Mother Club resolution adopted
lnstructing the president TO appoint committee
OF seven to confer with similar committees to be
appointed by the eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and
fourteenth wards composing the Fourth Municipal
Police District TO take such action as may become
necessary, in their opinion, to further the earnest
desires of the Republican party of said district;
Resolved, That the president of this club appoint
Committee of seven to meet and confer wit the
committees from the other wards comprising the
Fonrth Municipal Police District.
WHEREAS, 1t is evident that the several Repub-
ican clubs throughout the city and State have
manifested their appro baton or disapp:obation of
the c0uI that being pursued by their respective
representatives occupying official positions; and
Whereas, This club has heretofore been silent on
the subject and believing that the time has
rived for tie members o. this club to express their
sentiments in regard to the course and conduct of
those who represent our Interest; therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the members, composing a
large majority of the voters of this ward, do here
by collectively and individually find in our
teemed freras Governor William F. Kellogg
lieutenant Governor C. &. Antoine, ana
their associates, who have combined their
best energies in support of government,
orD inn rfrtu bal .v
hdence Of all parties and classes. In undressing
the ate administration congratulate our
selves and friends upon having at the head of the
affairs or the ~ tate OF Louisiana men who have
ably sustained the dignity OF the State and the
honor IF her people, extending to al generous
support and equitable government
Resolved, That their earnest efforts for the re-
suction Of the State debt, and to relieve the peo-
pie of great burden Of taxation. meet with our
hearty support OF all good citizens, regardless of
party in the future.
Be it resolved, HAT ve. the Republicans of this
ward SO hereby pledge {. them our undivided
support, SO long as they hold up and remain true
70 the great fn 1sInental prnc pies .. the hepub-
Lean party.
Resolved That We sordiall. earnestly and
heartily lndosss tl. action OF on, true and tired
Senatofs, namely, 7. r. stamps and K. II. Chad
bouTh, who have SO !aIthtnlly served their couI-
trg AID constituents. They have been unreserved
~ their devotion 10 the cause of right and Justice;
they Rave ever kept Il watchfll and JEALOUS eye
over she interest and welfare OF those when they
have been delegated to represent. while at lie
same time they have been ever mndful of the in-
teTest OF the whole State and people. We pledge
10 them, therefore, our undivided support IL the
future, as We have ever done in the past.
&"solEed, That, with unanimous sXciamat on,
We express our unqualified appreciation of the con
duct OF our distinguished representa- ives, Hamelv,
A. Seioie and General l.. SewelI. Vhey have IN
tinchIugy ate pdrd 10 :i!er dates as trU. and un
swerylng Republic ans IS such, pledge -
them oar undvid d Support il the future US we
ever ave III The past
Be 10 resolved THAI he appointment % CUR
distinguished freud and much beloved citizen
Hon ). Is. Gaudes, az Police Commissioner las gwen
entire satisfaction 10 all the citizens ia tais dis
t'ict, regardless q party. The course pursue by
him sIuce ne Las been "a member Of the Police and
School Boards meets cur undivided Endorsement.
be II resolved, That copy ot these resolutions
be sent TO the presidents OF the thirteenth and
oruteenth wards for their actioA.
Resolve d, That these resolutions be published in
tLe Nes Orleans Republican.
j. ANDERSON, President.
JAMES HrcIEy, Corresponding Secretary fel it