davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

No WESTERN REPORr.-For some
usual Western report by telegraph.
We presume. however, that the SHOW
storm of Yesterday i to blame.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

BAYONNE, March >.
The Carli>t forces have occupied the
city Of Tolo>a. in Guipuzcoa. and An
dom. a small town in Bi,cay near san
Sebastian.
Typhus fever and smallpox are rag
ing III Bilboa.
The fall Of Bilboa is imminent. The
foreign Con>uls have left the city. bon
Carlos and staff have been in the vi
entity since February %.
Five thousand Republicans. en-
calnped near Sanano,tro. fifteen miles
northwest of Bilboa. were surprised
by the CarliStS and a bloody engage
ment took place, in which one thou
sand Government trOup> were killed;
the remainder fled, closely pursued by
the LoYali>tS; all We're either captured
or drowned III an attempt to eros, tho
river by way of retreat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
EGUTi.

In Gold Hill. Feb. -. to the wife OF Charles
Flanagan. Il daughter.
AT Glendale, FEB. %, to the wife Of Grin
Ross, a sun.
In ' %irrinia. Feb. -. to the wife Of p. b. Me-
Aulif. Il daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

Town GovERNMENT.-We are in re-
ceipt of a poetical effu>ion regarding
our town government. If the author
had appended his name we should
have felt in duty bound to give his ct-
fort place in our columns. As ii Is we
must decline it. And, right here, we
NAV add that this is a matter about
which a great deal has been said al
ready. pro ard con-. in these columns.
The question has gone to the District
Court for tiral decision. aud all hands
should be willing to await the result.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Decrease of the Public Debt.

ANEIINt NIVTVTI =.
The public debt statement shows a
decrease during February OF ~S2.390.0s1:
coin in Treasury. Ss1.o>S.222; coin GER
tiiicate>. ~ .56D. 500; currency balance.
S3..27.754. special deposits: of legal
tenders. $50. 800. 900: outstanding legal
tenders. 3}S2. 000. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

EQUALITY. - Negro children have
been admitted to the public schools in
Sacramento. There was an irrepressi-
BILE conflict " the matter. but the
Supreme Court finally settled the ques-
ton by deciding that colored children
could not be excluded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
MAMMOTH SPRING STOCK!

Dave intends to go below on the 10th OF next
month. in ord r TO select the largest and most
complete stock Of General Merchandise; and
he assures Us it will excel any stock in the
state of Nevada in quality, quantity and
price. Dave means business, therefore call,
everybody, to see him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

IMPROvING.-The Battle Mountain
Measure for Measure says the over
land travel Is improving.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

ErRrk,, N0r.i.a
l would state to the ladies Of Eurrs, M
vicinity. that | will 81 are neither TIM. No.
bic. nor expense IN gcstl1g goods 10 sunltsr
at all times. NJ J. fEAyhLly.
u. S.-No trouble TO show goods. Mi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
AR. TEEs.SICssSH..

Al the modern dances. such as Walt7cs.
Srh"tii~oheS, folkas, Kcdowas. and other
fancy dances, together with the new styIe OF
4ta!filiaS. and Contra Dances. will in.
tatght. The terms .or . ntlomcn will be on,
dollar for each lesson. With lady partner free
81 chars": Terms fer Children, llalt rrirc.
ne best oi muse will be furnished. and the
manager Intends To render perfect satisfaction
t." all, lhgSr d~sSirou> Of joining thr school
VII liraSr ave their namas at either 81 The
following llacr>: Fare a Hotel. Infrrna,i"r-
al &li"tel, N. ). franklin'S store, and at the
California ruit Store. ~
lhe Professor viii also give private lesson.
Monday and tliday afternoons for ladies
ana al night for gentlemen. Children, Satnr-
Iay afternoons, at Brady's Hall, bciov the
''i"N ii'"Ht. Jal1-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
The Temperance Campaign.


~
\ temperance meeting Wa> held at
the corner of Ninth and Spring Garden
streets. Yesterday. Speeches We're made
by Geo. *. SNYDER. Or. icrch. Alfred
II. Love, Mrs. Ellis and others. In
their remarks the speakers all gave IN
enlargement 10 the crusade move
meHt.
At an immense meeting held in
Woods Museum, Mrs. Ir. Francis
said the ONE would not enter Sa-
looms. but would Use moral >uasion
with the rum-scller>. They will not
block sidewalks, or do anything
against the law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Groceries. Provisions. Exc.

viii be sold to suit the customers. l he ladies
will also PAY attention ihat he will dispose OF
the remainder of his bry floods, consisting Of
Lawns, hambrys, Dress Guods. etc. in con-
nectinn with other Fancy Goods consigned TO
HIM from san franchises, mt Public Auction,
On tn lnth Of May. mhl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
MYSCEL NEOJS.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
Old DAVE

WILL COMMENCE FROM THIS DAY
on to sell all his Clothing, Furnishing
Goods. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. etc.,
strictly Tor cash. ut san Francisco" cost price,
for the next thirty days. in order TO make
room for his new
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
MARRIED.

In Reno. Feb. -. David Hunter to Helen NJ
Miiligan, both at u ellsworth.
In i.cnc. FEB. -. thomas Forbes 10 Annie
West.
In Unionville. Feb. IL, John IL. Bragg to
Emily Johns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

S,S FRNclsro, Nov.sYa
To THE L,bfts ri kuRfKA: wand 80,
that it is my intention To remain in n, sr
and any order ysu NAY in,rust t, N. ii
receive personal attention. j. MEIEs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
NEW March,. .

All the Catholic churches in this city
united al a public meeting last evening
20 promote the totel abstinence move
ment, aS prescribed by the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America.
which has recently received the APP
nrnyal of tho Dopn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03

PARIS, March >.
The French exhibition TO he held in
$50 is to be a private enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
CJNREHJASD Md March q

CUMBERLAND. Md. March o
Postal cards We're sent through the
Po>toilice on Saturday to all retail
liquor dealers in this city. requesting
them to deSi>t from the sale of liquor
before Wednesday. or the womcn's
PRAYER meetings would be held intront
of their premises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
ryGD,

In Wadsworth. Feb. II, j.. IL. Niehol. aged
b years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-03
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes,

This Is a Department which we ne4i N,
a much ahont; but we intend to sapIlr".
ana an with the latest styles Of tlebrc
winch VIII he soils cheaper than ever b.,
offered IN Lnrels- We invite all 10 gal nj
inspect tor themselves, as our stcek is ftT'
excellent. and complete in all il. brand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
GENERAL NEW 8.

It is believed that the Salary bill will be settled
in conference committee, aud finally pass in the
shape in which II left the House.
The Congressional Committee investigating
thr charges against Judge nnrrell have finished
their llbors aud left New Orleans Tor Washington.
1t ~ believed in Austin that the newly elected
Legislature OF Texas will assemble, notw ithstand
ing the decision OF the supreme Court against its
Legality. Nothing Ia known, however. OF its prob
able action after meeting. II Is positively known
at san Antonio that General Augur has Iecelyed
no Instructions from higher authorlty relative to
any action ~ the matter, and 1t ia said to be the
UaneraI's impression that there W II be no military
inter eren2e
The IRE in Helena, Monisua; Oh Friday, de-
siroyed the Chinese quarter, and large por
ton Of Main, Clover. Wood, Jackson and
bridge stresis. Tue International aud Cosmo
poltan Hotels, First National and Peoples
Banks, Gazette printing Office aud many stores
were burned The total tess is eslsmated at
| $650,0OO.
Claims asains, the United States exceeding
one hundred million dollars have been present
ed 10 the Mexican Frontier Commiss on for in
inries comni,ted on the Mexican side OF the
Rio Grande by american ciiiAens our friends
across the border must have gone back and in
Guided the damage inflicted by SCOTS and 1ay
| lor's armies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
NOTICES..

I na, M.,,H nhLI COMpAAY Thu An
FeIiaw, IIaI a Oh tne Stnckholders p: the Odd
eornsr ~, Thirdd nbihv wiz be held ~ the Hall.
sftarnoon @ rnu anu h'nR streets on Wednes day
nnrnnsa a. ni -irt INST. at clock Tor the
Trsssenro -, I'een1E PRESIDENT. serretary and
yeoT ~" 'en .uIhtors' T. ,sfKe tot he ensuing
J,ni.,u, HENR1 ECkEL.
oanl-'m Secretary and Treou rer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
NEW RELIGIOUS FAITH.
A CHRISTIAN CHURCH oKGANI2ED II PL3SCA
DFRHUNDRED DEL.

On the l4th OF December, says a correspon-
dent Of the Eikton Wing, the hrst congregation
in Delaware Of the body known as the Chris
tian Church was organized in Peneader Hun
dred this county, on the SLACK or Ash" road
about three miles from Elkton. A neat little
church building has been ecently erectly and
is finished except plaseriDg, which will be
done in the spring, and the building is tempo
rariy occupied until then. fhe building was
erected through the exertions of Mr.. :. OFT
who was made Eishop, and who with Messrs
L. Simmons and l.. X. Price, will constitute
the Preslytefy or elderahip of the church, ad
ministerng all It's atlairs, both spiritual and Sc
cular.
Nineteen persons were enrolled as corm,ni-
cants of The new congregation, piedging their
faith in Christ, and an earnest endeavor TO live
a faithful Christian life, These had all been
previously immersed. On The Monday follow
ing, another gentleman came forward, made
profession Of faith and was subsequently i'm
mersed. The congregation will meet every
Sunday for worship.
The distinctive faith Of This body Of Christ
ians Is the unity of the Church of Christ and
the duty OF all Christians 10 do all in their
power TO make such unity possible. To this
eEd they advocate the de struction of all human
creeds as tests of fellowship, and the acceptance
| OF tue Dlutt as tue Iuic Va iditu anu uIut-
tce especially the New Testament.
They claim that nothing should be made
binding upon Christians but what was required
by the Apostles, and that nothing less should
| be accepted. In order to church mtmber ship,
they require faith in Jesus Christ a. the Son
of God and the Saviour OF sinners, hearty re-
pentence eyHced in the abandonment OF sin
ful life, public confession of faith in Christ
and an ayowal OF purpose to obey him, and an
immersion in the the name of Father, and of the
Son and Holy Spirit calling on the name o.
the Lord.
They eschew the use of the mourning bench
and the an xious seat, claiming tina; they are no
auhorred..by the New Testament. Their foru
of church government is congregational eaci
congregation being strictly independent Of ever,
other They observe the Lords supper oil
Sunday in imitation of what they believe Il
be have been apostolic practice.
In the West the "Christian Church is yer,
powerful organization, with membership pro
bably not less than 100000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
DIED.

BAILY.-on the s.h inst. Joseph T. Bai1y. aged
- years.
The relative, and male friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from hislate residcn
No s0d Markc ct street. On Tuesday afternoon. the
tn inst, at . @ clock.
MCCOY ON sunday. Janua5r llth. Hrs. Mary A.
Mccoy. wife OF George W. McC0y. IN the ed year
OF her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
specttully invited 10 attend her funeral from the
residence of her brotherin- law Thomas Ii. " ilson
No. 5l2 Shipley street, on " ednesday morning.
Services at the house at lOl3 o'clock. .2-2t
PILE.-0n the 10th inst. of Paralysis Jane, wife
OF Madison Pyle in her list year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

WRlTINu CoLoRED CONGRESSMAN )
SpEKcHEs.--lt is stated that General L. F.
Euller wrote the speech delievered by the col
ored member OF the House Of Representatives
Elliott. Of South Carolina, in reply to Alexan-
der stephens, OF Georgia on the civil rights
bill A similar statement was made on pre-
vious occasion when Mr. Elliott di3tipguishe ed
himself by good speech in Congl ess. 1t is
hardly probable that General Butler can lind
time to write all Of MIR ElIiou's speeches. -
Bait. sun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
THEViRGINlA SENATORIALCONTEST

RICHMOND, January .l0.--There has been
two sessions, wta ballotngs, of the Conser-
vatiye caucus to-day to nominate a United
States Senator. The highest vote cast in any
Of the ballots was for Il. NJ. 4. Hunter, who
received 81 votes on the Seventh ballot The
ninth and last ballot resulted as follows -
| lieutenantG GOVERNOR Witthers, % Il. NJ. 7.
Hunter 50 John Goode, 90 James barbour.
% Judge Joseph Christian, FL The ballot
that came nearest to detiate result was the
seventh, when the vote stood l.. II. I. Hun
| ter, 81 Lieutenant Governor WitherS, III
eX-Governor Walter, 20 necessary to selec-
tion. 6j. The caucus adjourned till Monday
| at T. NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
DAILY GAZETTE.
THE DEATH or THE OLD YEAR.
ny AIFRRp TExNYsoN.

Ful kaea-ieep lies tho winter snow.
And the winter winds are YEARLY signing
Toll ye the church bell sad ana SLOW
And tread softly and speak low.
For the old year lies dying.
Old year You must not die
Ou came to US so readily,
You lived to Us so steidiy,
Old yclr You hall not dir.
He lieth still he doth not n9So;
lie will not see the dawn Of day.
in hath M other Lille above, q.
4c gave Inc II friend, and true, uae'iJN
Anl tho New \ ear will take ella away.
Old year, you must not g0i
80 loug ns YOU have been WIN u,
such iay "a you have seen with u,
Old year you shall not go.
He lroth'I his bumpers to the bTim
A JOllier Year we shall not see,.
But tho his eyes arc waxing DIM,
And tho his toes speak Ill OF hIip,
He was q friend to me.
Old year, you shall not die;
We did SO laugh and cry with YOU
I've halt mind to die with YOU
Old year. IL you must dle.
lie wa, fall OF joke and jest
But All his merry uuips are . e..
10 SEQ hi IN die across the waste,
Ills son and heir doth ride pot ha3te.
But hon bs dead before.
Ever one for his own,
Tho night ia starry and cold, M iTleu /, ,
And tho New-Year bithe and bold, my friend
comes up to take hi own,
How hard he breathe. over the snow,
heard lust now the crowi ing cock.
The shadow flicker to and fro
The cricket chirps; the light burns low
lis nearly twelve o'clock.
Shake hands, before you die,
Old year, we II dearly rue Tor You
What is it we can do for you
Speak out before you die.
Ills face ia growing sharp anil thia
Alack our friend is gone
Close up his eyes, tie up his chin;
Step from the corpse and let hIm an
That standeth there alone.
And wateth at tho door.
There's a new foot on the Moor, my friend,
new face at tho door.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
New York Hens.

NEW YORK, January l0-A Ave thousand dol
lar swindIs has been brought to light in The Brook
yn TAX office.
The bank statement shows that loans uuI legal
teuders have increased My hall million dollars
each, and specie four aud quarter millions
The sale OF the Independent newspaper was con
cluded yesterday Heury e. Bowen receives $3.50, ).
600 for It, OF which S.j.000 is in cash The pur-
chasers are the proprietols of the Chrishda at
jEETl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
Steamship sunk.

WHMINdToN, N. G., January l0.-1hs steam
ship Sherman, from New York for New Orleans,
sprung alsak on Thursday at O'Clock, p M, and
sunk on Friday in ten fathoms Of waller, l. miles
south OF Little river bar, The captain, crew, and
all the passengers saved; also, oonsiderab.e
portion Of the baggage and sargo. The steamship
was owned by Frederick Baker, Of New York
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

The Secretary of the Treasury ststed on
Saturday 10 several members OF the Finance
Committee that the revenues are improving
and that in few weeks they will probably
meet the current expenses Of the Go7srn'
ment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

Thomas b. Js,aaett Il. al. } - in Ctau,a4J,
Ner. C.stla count,
Catharine (iraen, ct al, C.lie OF rlrtit'on.
In pursuance OF an order { t1e CLlheeil e IN
tho aboy cause IN ate at the sept. IcrU- A d. / ).
all persons hayIngany lien or lihus aiieetinE tue
interest or estate OF Thomas /. lacduett, ctn 81
McCiary Jr Ihomas McClary. NAtharinc cract,
Emma L. Grasff. William II. GFaen. Jacoh W.
Gracf, and Jacnn Graef or either CT them. IN tae
lands and premises to which said cause relates are
hereby notihed 10 nie petition settinF l9rth tbs
nature and amount Of the sanc 10 he oti'e u tie
Register ia Chalcery for New Castle Count, ten
days before the third Monday in February. A D.,
ls14 and to appear and prove said lien or htns AT
the ensuing term nf the Court before tue flsin5 OF
tho Court on tine third day OF thsterm. .
VICT9t Dar0ST,
dec20-i1l Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

E,LttfiuN NOTICE.
= ,flRSr NATIONAL EANK.
" ilmington. Del. Dee. N. l<t
.NStiee - thereby given that the annual ,nse, NJ
9i the et0ekhoiders OF this Bank W in DO hell AZ b
BANKING iloqse on TT tSDAl the I:th iav - js4,
usy. iSt. between the hours Of two "ni f. 90
SrHTSS' !. NJ, Tor the purpose ut el-ctlng Mn,
year. ''' ''e '4'u'A5 )
ueeio to GEO. h. ARMSTRONG. C,.h'r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
A GENERAL COMMUNION 81 slEyIcE--

A GENERAL COMMUNION SERNICE-A
"a committee consisting OF three Last0rs and
aSineil members respect vely Ofthe Protest
any Eplseopal' Methodi., Episcopal AnI Presby-
terah Churches. wa APPOINTED AZ 4 meeting of
Ps'tors. heiu IN this city tcceGtl, T., aIfanvn for
etlhs the Lord Supper ~ "a 4Npression OF
Christian mon. "' N''t -
I "'S seislee will be held in t;rars church. Mon
ia1 evening January l.. at - D.. O '.loek AnaJirres
3 IN the occasion will be delivered bv kew l..
hiaIhs' oiergymen ot iiierent slenoniugtinns will
't nat "a the atunl 'trauou. ChristAnS OF oil de-
, ,.OHi"a'loii3 are welcome. and ate uVitct 10 ut
'ehi' For the Committee
WILLIAM M..P7LE, St,'y.
hiNlDEND NorlCE-The ChriAtiann River
- improvement CompanS declared a semi an
nnsl Dividend OF r-- cent January S lS-l naIl-
he on demand.
., NJ. ~ CHILD.
Jam ~ sec y anl IreaS'y.
N0TICE.-The Annual Meeting of S;oekholl- To-
~ ers Of the Bakers MON will bo held at IN er
| room, Mt Fourth and Walnut streets, on Monday
evening. Jan. ~ 1914. at : = o'clock AZ whi, line
oIheer~ viii D. elected tor the ensuing year
lahiV-1l } BARkLEY. Sec'y.
NOTICE Annual Meeting for the election
~ Ot officers and the tranca.tion vi other I'm Il
ue; Tor the Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts
Win De held saturday Evening. nnuary To- at I'd
ociOek. ~ their rooms. corner Fifth and Marke,
| streets. ~
- ,,,ru,, P.N. BRENNAN. presi.
u ''of NIX Jr" Scr'y inP =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

ltNoE tLSF-A dne second-storv ftent room .
= the naLette building It's Genital; IN ou- -
NE o. e4siness salare- in the Sty, and waul
MIKE an excellent shnp Tor merchant taiiuror an,
Rent low APElF At 4l6lMarke. -,reet. N the lren.
-. nnE Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

L'bECTION NOTICE.
- National Bank OF Wilmington d EranIy'pe.l
E.t wilmington. bel. Dec. l. 1879
ba HIs,e :. ,5 herehy Siyen that election viii b.
t ds,r ~ me hahkinE House. on Tue day the lj;l
VA, way "i January is5 between the hours vi two ana
i1ur eIoek - NJ ior the PURPOSE II chosing pius
drrll-tc 'rr,r r,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
CASH PAID FOR
BROOM-CORN.
REGtsrER's Cfrf1E

Broom Material for sale. Also. Brooms by the
dozen at the lowest market price. Brooms manu-
facured for those furnisning the corn, ~ cents
a piece; or made on the shares, a. tho Manaise
tory. s. E. corner Front aud ShiRlsy stress
oct2A-w3m 0hohoE riNSh'
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25

: ,sssd %.s esgs Co., 4 3! e e s.. obtain it,
':Never with insult OF derision treat
q guest d wayfater: men'ofteh little know
Who sita within. :, Il~14.
the dear Va iddeadtined :.
This story from III. Arabic: 9. = :.
lME1n1uIxxas-: J. &."I i
,::'The prophet ~ sleeping alone at tb>
foot Of q tree, at 9 distance foml hi3a camp
whshhet was swdkened 'by q n a;itS and
behsld Dufthet4,a hostile wor1ior, Ettind.,
ing owe him With a drawn sword.
:Mohammed, cried he,;t'whok theteaowi
TO save theeE ;tGodl !. replied. the prophet,
Struck with: ave, DurtAer M .hlLss4is
sword which Was instantly :seissdb upon
BY Mohammed. ,Rrandishi1g tho weapon,
be exclaimed ip turn, Who Is. tthare nov
to save thee, DnffherT .Allas no ono =
.rephied,,the soldier Then hqm me.
10 be 1imercifu1.' So saTffneg,, Mohammed'
retafned the sword, And .thencefo1th
thesd two were trends. psi iii'ai> i.'.t !:
ner ~
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25
AcAIl:Fq4s 4 STATE CONVENTION.

Rooms state Central Executive Committee
Republican Party Of:GOuisiana, New Opeane
fully l., 1s74--Atssmeceing Of the oelninittee
1t was = ~ It. r. - -tFIi i:
Resolved, That e~onsentioa ef:the Repebli:
cali party ,ofIouisiana be and is b ereby called
to meet At New Orleans on WEDNESDAY,
the fifth day Of August, 1874 et twelve O'Clock
for State Tre4s9rsr,. choosing ,a:itnew
such other business IS may come before it,;
=. Resolved. That ut this: c~on1ent{on the
delegates .elected fpoan,the,Arst second thitd
and atxth congressional gdistriats shall nomi.
natc candidates for Congress foE their respcc-
r Resolved solved That tbe seve I'LL parish com
mitteea Of the Republican party in'fthc State
arc hereby authorized and required to call
elections Of delegates to said convention and
Executive Committee the proper credentials
Of the delegates elected; 'ooupteFsighed by
tho secretaries Of their respective commuters,
on OF before: the time f4ed fortho holding Of
Resolved. That the basis Of Representation
10 AAid convention BhalFbe aa3oDOw6- Every
50oIephbhean votes, as scast~ at the last
general !electioni in each paxisadtt IN eacli
ward Of: the city Of New 0rleans, ahall be en-
tltleu TO d ptdcte9ate au1 III aQultlO4ai oEAo-
Sate for q temafnhing fraction Of over 6ae--
half of that nunolpar:ands provided Alrther.
that eaeh parish. and.each ward in the city OF
New Orleans SHAH Re eentitled't6 at least one
delegate: provided furtheT,.thAt Il many par
ishes OF ward Of tho city Ut New Orleans the
Of Republican vstess cast ct the gen.
eral election Of 1870. should exceed the,num-
Der cast at the election 81, 1872, then the basis
of representation in such, parish or ward
shall be computed upon the voto Of 1870,