The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-27

t,ais reported the following ~ duly
. accredited members TO the State O1mz
! :, rnos THE STATE srrnnes. su5
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| hsvsbtssnth WafdA9ustave II. Magss
The Committee on Credentials pre-
sented u UNANIMOUS report In the matter
of the Seventh Ward contest. rsferrjnv
the whole subject matter to t tha I usntrni 4
Club thereof, tho committee being In .ai
formed by both contestants that com
promise was. In a fair way Of being
ACCOMPLISHED ~ ~ =
The COMMITTEES were likewise upac,-
nous as TO the Third Ward contest. This
election was referred back TO the ward
with recommendation that after public
notice duly given the Central Club pro-
coed to hold an election by ballot for
delegate to the State Central Committee.
In the case Of the parish ofbt. Landry.
the credentials of DR.. w. n. Robertson
were accepted and his prox held by tn
Hon. n. d. kEstilette, was recog u
Rights OF contest being reserved b,
the opposing side when the same shall
be presented 10 proper shape before the
eommitt.e, u was only after = pro.
ious of the committee were arrived at. i
After which q permanent organization
was gone into.
Mr.. Joseph Collins, Of Orleans. mont. .
mated Mr.. Louis Bush tor President ~
Gol; Fred N. Ogden noninated Col. 4. 81
w Patton. ......-...-'-...-.,..-.....
The first ballot resulted In a tie. A
second ballot was had at which Mr.. Pat
ton received a majority of three votss. 4
On motion Of Mr.. Collins the election OF
Col. Patton was made unanimous.
On motion OF Mr.. Geo. w. Dupre, OF
Orleans. Mr.. Louis Bush was elected Vice
President by acstalnation, aftef which
Mr.. Philip Powers was elected Hecretary. 4.
Mr.. 7. j. Sullivan Assistant Secretary,
and Mr.. w. II. Brown SerXeafit-atArms,
On motion, the President was empow-
sred to appoint the following commit
lees: On the Executive, on Finance,
on Registration and Election on Natur-
ilizati0n. The Committee then ad-
ourned TO meet on Monday, at II
o'clock, at the same place.
We do not wish Commodore Vanderbilt any
iarh, but we DO wish he would put an end TO tbs
iaily reports Of his health In tho New York
papers. No important change. none the
worse IL the heading Of two articles. nearly a
'alf column each, In the last two New York Ty.- (,
p1es
When Garner was drowned To bis yacht, soma
veeks ago. II toek fully twenty Sol nmns Of this '
'ew York Herotd to give q f,al aceount Of ths 2s
Az Garner vas estimated TO b.
Forth about $40 900. 900. IL appears thas Q man Ia
ntstle 10 Just one column Ia that great journal
or each million dollars o. property he mag pos
ess. This. reduced down. would % sAout one Z
me for 5000. Persona In New York will secord-
nsiy bs able 70 estimate lust how much obituary
hey are worth 20" ''-'
New York must BE- sorely troubled with tho
olden calf II the citizens of that plaoe rcally
are 70 hear daily bulletin Of vsndsrbilts
ssn ssn % "a d 5ns rsboss 81 fsyh6ls rspors Of
very word the sick man said. becauss the old g
1an has q large amount of railroad stock on
aud. t1-a $3.50 NJ s 4s
Congress- has given the Radical Administra-
on = troubl some question to deaf with. By &
No Legislative. Executive and Judicial sepr1-
riation bill. some 800 department. clerks had to
= discharged By October 10. How this vas To be
ono was question that troubled tho Radicals.
.ach clerk was brother r-fn-law or cousin 10
ONE Radical man VI note, and his sumDary5
tsmtsaal would produces good deal of I'll fesl-
a4 On the very eve Of the election and promise
nything bat good to the Radical party.
Suddenly an exceedingiy bright idss entsrsd
Ae head OF Don Cameron. or whoever II II IT.
snds to these matters. circular was Issued
rom the Treasury Department to almost sil the
Jerks In Government employ. mildly suegee'-
az that some 300 OF them would have to 90. but
nat II asy wished TO resign before the reduction
hey might do so, and would be granted two
,onths leave of absence TO visit the oentsnniai ss
18th full Day during that period ge.n . te ts9ws
Notwithstanding this very liberal oDer, M Z
saignations were handed in. and now the hAdi- s,s
al Admin tratign viii have 10 face the subject
oldty max tn 80 removals and Dear IN the 81
diusa 81 rn pry because that Democratic House f.
Iouid be &c N omieaI and reduce expenses
,Ahundred dollars can be saved by purchasing -
our nianos at Philip WerIein's, 70 TO - Ba-
onne street He keeps the best pianos. and
tko mr. a.