New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-31
Election Of Democratic Delegates.

Electl00 Oh UcmOcTuuC Dehc8Htcss
The several Democratic ward clubs yes
terdsy held elections for delegates to the
next convention Of that party. There was
pretty warm work at some Of the polls and
"the boys put in good work, !" but they did
not fight with deadly weapons or with fists.
In several wards there were opposing lists.
the ninth having fo1r tickets in the field.
Wire pullers and managing men toiled as if
the fate Of nations depended on their
action. In the third ward, where there
existed considerable feeling as to choice of
delegatfs, the pencil was freely used. At
least two Of the leading lights were elected
to keep out of the convent on, SO it seems
that they are about read ont of their party.
1t was we'll understood at eleven o'clock
last night that DR.. Brickell and d. Patrick
Scanlan were defeated, although the count
IVES net complete at that hour.
The reporter could not obtain reports
from ell the polls, but such as were found
are published.
1t will be noticed what is termed the kid
glove side of the Democratic house failed
to return itself, as 'the boys" were too
numerous and too active in the contest.
The following are elected, excepting
those nance marked deft ated:
First ward-John j. Mellon, Emile j,
O'Brien, w. R. Richardson, M. Hinman
s. II. Buck, j. N. Healy, Henry Rem
ehaw, Jr., E. P. Rsreshide, Peter Manning,
Second ward-C. G. Ogden, A. Mitchell
Peter Markey, W. H. Reynolds, Ed.
Burke. DR.. Choppiu, J. A. Florat, L. Hard.
| ing, N. G. Conne],, Thomas Moclair, Louis
SINGER, w. II. Brooks.
Third ward-A. Stewart, Nick. Gibson, j..
Cously, 7. Eagan, Sr, e. Blslze, E. Ken
nedy and A. Wizard. 1t is thought that w.
elected, but it was not definitely known ct
twelve O'Clock last night. Those left out
are: 7. Wharton Collens, Sr., NJ. Lyons,
Henry Beebe, T. Hastings, DR.. Brickell, w.
Conway, c. Spitz, d. Pat Scanlan, A. Stew
ard, P. NJ. Joy and T. N. Westcott.
Fourth ward-Tom Bynum, E. w. Hunt
ineton, Y. R. Lemonier, Frank Heron,
C. E. Schmidt. The defeated-D. s. Bryan,
W. R. Lyman, F. c. Zacharie, j. II. Hardy,
Henry Pickles, Henry Oertling
Sixth ward-P. E. Theard, o. Morel, w.
| A. Bienvenu, A. Voorhiee, G. w. Dupre,
j. LavergDe, A. ]. Ker, Philip Gehlbacb, Jr.
Seventh ward-P. MalOchee, A D. Sau-
| cier, Victor Olivier, E. Breaux, T. Trut-
| man, Leon Holzslb, E. II. McCaleb, T. Fer.
nan, A. j. Lewis.
Eighth ward-This ward was rather har-
monious, and chose the following: John
| Griffin, James Gibney, II. c. Castellanos,
| E. Desdunes, Charles Morell, f. Borge,
Luke Norris, j. G. Roach.
| Ninth ward-Four tickets, and the per-
sonnel of each made up of well known
| fnl1 riru
L. st. Martin, William Clark, H. C. Miller,
Joseph Lula, Louis Power, John E.
Rengstorff, A. Delavigne, Charles Husson,
Joseph Noel.
| Tenth ward-Three tickets helped to mix
things, and Mr.. Marr's opponents did all
they could to elect him to remain out in the
cola. His name was SO scatched that q
report was widely circulated that he was
defeated, but an actual count proved that
he was among the chosen. The elected
are: r. II. Mari, B. +. Jonas, Judge
Frank A, Monroe, A. D. Henriques,
| William Woelper, John Gaffney, George H.
Sehrieber, William J. Whitesides, A. R.
Rsiley, Thomas !; Handy, Jacob Alexander,
A. NJ Levy. Not elected-Sam Flower,
]. A. Freret u. c. Labatt, j. N. Payne,
James Keating, Charles Carroll, Philip
Rauch, Charles Donelly.
Eleventh ward-James Brewer, Frank
Jorger, Charles r. Railey, P, II. Waters, j.
II. A. Gauthreaux, Peter Kaiser, j. Ad.
kozier, F. Newroth, H. E. Upton, John
Hughes, /. w. Patton. Defeated-J. M.
Harding, c. II. Forno, ]. F. Kranz, P. Mo
Cam, John Schellang.
Twelfth ward-J. L. Aycock, Henry
Chapotin. s. j. N. Smith. Defeated-H c.
Miller, Joseph Mitchell, II. B. Furgerson,
H. w. Rayne, =: Wintz, ST., II. Ellerman,
R. w. Hales, B. Zimmerman.
Thirteenth ward-E. T. Merrick, c. F.
Buck, C. H. Allen.
Fourteenth ward-T. F. Carlisle, and he
had no opponent.
Fifteenth ward-Nicholas Amann, j. o.
McLain, Henry Kevelin, Thomas H. JONES'.
Manuel Abascal.
In the sixteenth and seventeenth wards
the returns were not made in time for pub
location. but in the sixteenth it is reported
that L. Zeller, and in the seventeenth that
v. Fortier are elected.