New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
RKpTIRI.ICAN DlEETINGs THIS WEEf

Fernandez, secretary. nal, CoEnoH Va 0'~A"O
'I spe His- ". L. EVANS. JOSEPH DuvIG-
NszUD.
Saturday Evening, October Ia, 1879.
THIRD wARD-w l. Eysns Pr cssSo 8.
SneskerswHos. SIMEON BELDBN, WILLIAM H.
The speakers whose names are announced shove
are requested to attend the meetings Of the vszi'
II The Iist of orators will be published every Sun.
day with the assgnments made - above for the
succeeding week.
to attend the meetings Of their respective clubs.
ocs '>'>' CHARLES a. BAoUIE. Secretary:
Rooms Republican Parish Hxecst.ye
regular meeting Of this CO umittee win take place
at the Mechanics' Institute, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER
49, 1876 at 1:3O P. NJ.
ocl22 tHAkLES A. BAQUIE, Secretary.
HeaaQu.rters Republicans Party Of
Louisiana, Rooms State CAM align committee.
Mechanics Institute, New OIltane, Octo6er IL.
dsy, Messrs Z. 4 Laid and T. Stamps. who We're
appointed special committee to proceed to the
ccuites among the b. publlcaas Of that parish. re-
ported that they had met the leading Keonblic.ns
q both fact 'ons in the Perch tog.ther win Inc
the follow ing agreement Was entered into AND
signed by the Representatives Of botn factions.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La.
DC Ober 2. 1876. J
Be it known that in accordance with the orders
of The State cent? 81 Committee Of the Republican
party Of Louisiana. the two parish committees Of
b The Repub can party Of st. James each claiming
to be the legitimate c. mmitte OF said pArlsh met
at their respective places Of mo~ting Oh this the
cond day Of October, 1876. and appointed confer
euce COMMITTEES t. settle the dnersnee. s1s .h
each Of said commi, teeA elected i've of it's mt m
bere; making al sgsrssate 81 ten. 10 meet Messrs;
Michael Ham in . friendly conference; that said
conference committee, on the came day. held
session in the courthouse Of st. James parish, and
thr n and there sgresd and det. rmined that the
differences between the two di visons VI tho party
Of the eaid parish should be settled and did settle
the came, az f0llOwe:
1t WAS ordered and agreed that the division
known ~ the. Adam Travis committee should be
allowed ON the regular Kepuoli. an ticket the fol-
the Legislature. for which they nominated Oscar
r HuDsAker: the Clerk Of Court for which they
nomiL ated z. B. Cohen; the Coroner. Cor which
they nc minated Celest in o liver, and two members
Of the Police Jury, for which they nominated D. =.
Hunssker and Adam Travis.
II was aleo agreed and determined that the com
mittec known - the Simms commi,tee should
have the nomination Of two Police Jurors for
which they nominated Henry johnson and Rich.
named tStsmps. Ladd, Landry and hshn), there
upon named as the fifth member Of the Police
Jury Morris FeiteL
1t was further agreed and determined that in
sll other pal ticulaIs not herein changed or modi
fled or alluded to. the ticKet, IS made and nom.
mated by the convention presided over BY Richard
bimms, Eeq.. for offices in this parish, .han re-
main in full force and effect, and it WAS further
agreed and determined that the ticket now made
and agreed upon is as follows:
For Representatives. slmms, o. p. Hunsaker
and Y. DicKenson.
For Parsh Judges. ?. Siskron.
FOR Clerk of COURT. B. Cohen.
For Sheriff.. Miles.
For Recorder-Louis Dugas
For Coroner-Cel, sin Oliver.
FOR Police JurOrs-D. $. Hunsaker, Adam Travis,
Richard A. harris, Henry Johnson aad Morris
Feitel.
Flu. ther, it is agreed and determined that the.
tchst to BIZ voted ror at the approaching election
shall be printed and sent to this parish by the
of louisiana with tine foregoing names thereon.
and the parties to tais agreement pledge their
voted any other ticket than the one herein agreed
on. and il WAS fnalls agreed and Determined that
. new Republican executive committee Of the par
ish OF st. James shall be formed and organized 0v
the election OF sixteen members two fom each
ward, to be selected as follows: One frsm each
ward by the Simms committee aud the other from
the Travis committee, and ead new committee
when org 1Ized cha determine and settle all ques
lions connected with le nominations of justices of
the peace and cOnstsbles. and all other matters
usually incumbent on parish committees for de.
cision And now, as q pledge OF coed faith end
tdelity to this agreement, made ia sp1it Of sin-
cer6 desire for the suCcres OF Republic An prin-
cples the parties to the anne bereuutO sign their
names with the four gentlemen above named
PETER MOODY, il,
H. COHEN,
THOMAS HOLMES,
D. q. hUNSAKER,
WILLIAM rs = STEWART
mark
A. TRAVIS,
J. C. OLIVER SR
witnessed 7. 3. Stamps. c. F. Laid, n. Ham,
Pierre Landry.
Whereupon Mr.. Stamps presented the following
r. solutions which were adopted:
Resolved, That in conformity TO this agreement
COmOYOmlSe AQluatmtnf
ing com mitt. es in the parish of ST. James, be ana
are hereby dissolved.
Resolved. That the president of the Richard
SHINES comm ttee and the president of the
Adam Travis committee, be directed to forward
to this committee the n smes of the eight persons
select. d from each side respectively. to form the
new parish executive committee in accordance
with this ad JUS ment.
Resolved, That the new parish executive com.
mittee constituted under the provisions of this ad.
iustment, be recognized as the regular parish ex-
ecutive committee Of st. James.
A true extract from the minutes.
L. LAMANIERR, JR
oclZ IL Secretary.