New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Reputation.

l. Reputation of the whole Of the 80 called ebt
Of the State Of Lou isiana and refusing to vote for
aAy tax to pay the principal or the interest of the
q The passage Of an act BY tho Legislature of
Louisiana, at the earliest moment possible, pro-
hibiting the assessment Of taxes. under any name
or guise whatsoever, to- pay interest or principal
parish in the State.
B. The passage of An act by Congress- compile
mental to the section Of the federal constitution
declaring that no State shall emit bills of credit
collect q tax to pay the interest principal of
any bill Of credit issued BY or to the name of q
State Or q public CORPORATION created oy q state.
known as license tax; prohibition, BY legislative
enactment, Of any such taxes. by city, town, viii
lsge or parish authority; and the entire exemp-
ton by statute, of all vessels whether sea going
or river craft, from wharfage. levee, or any tax
whatsoever, in every part, and at every landing in
S. Reduction of State ia ration for every purpose
to rate which shall not exceed Q so per head OF
the population Of the State (say oOo according
to the census made in 1870
all purposes, to rate which shall not exceed
81 per head of municipal or parcchlal population
tsay 200 oo0 in New Orleans. according TO the same
census.
due The first Of January 1875, shall be Cancelled
except SO much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the appropriations due to charitable institu
tons to ocsTs , cerks and md T0rxng
plies furnished for public use; provided, however,
that rigid scrutiny shall be made into all claims,
whether pay rolls or accounts against any depart
ment reasonably obnoxious to the suspicion of
fraud; that each prices only, not the e1travagant
prices charged by reason Of deprecated credit,
shall be allowed: and provided, that in any event
not s 900 600 of such taxes shall be collected
in New Orlean.-say ene-fif.h Of the amount
which will probably remain due at the tImo speci-
fed.
g. That the salary or ft es of every public officer,
whose remuneration is properly subject OF legis.
lative consideration, shall be reduced to
to perform his duties and the responsibilities OF
his place, due consideration being had also to the
Resolved, That every nominee Of the HIVES
eha give his written assent to the platform. and
shall pledge himself to support it.
City Administration.
Mayos-JOHN J. LANE.
Administrator Of mprovsmsnts-DASlEL scVL-
Administrator of Accounts
Administrator Of Finance L. DAVIES.
Administrator of Recommendations F. POPE.
Adm nistrator Of Pelice-ZEPH FOLEY.
Administrator Of COmmeSce-DENNlS PRIkCR
WHITE
Civil Sheriff A. H. DELMAS
Cri ninal Sherif-D. 4. DkNISON.
Coroner First. Fourth, Fifth Sixth and seventh
Districts-DR THOMAS Z. BROADDCS.
Coroner Second and Third Dis,sicts--DELPHlS
BIENVEJU.
First f,istric.-B. R. FORMAN. y. y. CARRIE
second Distr,ct-ANTHONY SAMBOLA.
Third Dis:1ict-JOHN PAISLEY.
Representatives.
First Rel pre- sentative DstJict-T. 4. GaRTLkTrE
JAMES TIMONY.
second Representative Distfic'-J. /. EIORAT.
JANIS POWERS, SAM JAMESON.
Third Representative District -.
Fourth Representative Distriet-NlCROLAS SIN.
MOTT CARL FISCHER.
Fifth Representative Distfact-SRANh NJ ARQUKE
JOHN II. CASTELLANOS.
sixth Representative District 49,.
Seventh Representative DistYiet-JUSEPR Bro.
NEAU, N. A. CALONGNE.
Eighth Representative DistricS-AUG STUART.
Ninth Representative District -.
Tenth Representative Dstrict-H. II. WARD
CHARLES H. REED. p. JORGER.
Eleventh Representative District -e
Orleans, Right Bsak-. -.
Justiccs Of the Peace.
!. }. C. COLEMAN.
= WILLIAM II. HOLMES
:. JOHN L. LARkSCHk.
Z. JOHN CAIN.
s. JOHN P. HIGGINS.
Consrnbles.
!. JAMES cOLLENs.
;. MICHEL ). roSs.
=. JOSEPH COSTRERAs.
s. WILLIAM FoLEy.
Several Of the Nominations Necessarily M.
from the city oc2 I'm