The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-20
The other ticket is composed Of

Ing, j. u. Olivier, Il. Taqu1n0, a. A.
Grandpre, John Eaton and Z. b. Blan-
ohard, Jr.
as the President OF the Ward. Among
them are known McEnery partisans.
The voting place Ia at the corner OF
Lapeyrouse and Claiborne.
Eighth ward.
Blache Otero, w. H. Begg, VIM. H.
Brooks, Thos. O'Neil, Peter Schwager,
Capt. II. l.. Capes, Gus. Leefe, VIM. Z.
Dewar are on one ticket, and on the
other James Carrgan, Herman Schroe.
der. Thos 4. Cullen, +. Beling, Eug.
Desdunes, John Davie, Alex. Brewster.
Aug. Hoops. Both are reckoned for
Wilt, the latter being the stronger
Ninth ward.
A ticket composed Of Col. Joseph Col
lins, Alfred Delavigne. Edward y. Levy,
Guy Dreux, J. ID. Rengstortf, James z.
Theard VIM. Clark, Joseph Iengel,
Louis st. Martin; and another OF J.
Lorenz Ioller, Col. jos. Collins, John
Lange, Sr.. Ed. =. Levy. i. Dudenhefer.
Arthur Wallace, Chas. Lucke, Andrew
Lynch, Louis st. Martin, are in the
field. This ia Mr.. Wiltz's ward and
both tickets will support him. The
vote is very close. and It would be hard
Ca determine who will win the day.
Tenth ward.
The contest in the Tenth Ward was
quite excited, the polling place corner
Of Josephine and st. Charles streets
being crowded all the morning.
There were three tickets In the field !:
The Conference ticket, which was sup
posed TO contain the names Of gentle
men from both sides, composed OF
Messrs. f. Lauer. II. II. Mari, II. Pen
dergrast, II. Groebel, d. O'C. Brady,
b. Il. Jonas, Hugh nj. Hays. Jacob AL
exander, A. Mcconnell, A. d. Hen
riques, A. Leary, Jas. Cakes; the Cti-
zens' ticket. embracing Messrs. Harri-
son Watts. VIM. Walker, Con. O'Don-
nell, John N. Payne, Mike Noud, Geo.
H. Lord, Edward Toby, Ed. l.. Israel,
H. B. Magruder, d. G. Labatt, An
and the Peoples ticket which
bears in addition the names of
NJ. FIannery, Fred. Wild, John Phelps,
G. II. Chase, I. II. Handy, J. B. Eustis
and T. s. Rourke.
At 10 IN. the Conference ticket was
ahead. It was also voted almost straight,
whereas the others, Citizens ana
Peoples, we're considerably scratched
Eleventh ward.
Voting was quite brisk at the Eleventh
Ward, eortier of Magazine and Sixth
streets, and by noon half the votes were
polled.
There were two tickets in the field.
Messrs. J. II. A. Gauthreaux, and
Geo. Lawrence being on all the tickets
are probably elected. The remainder Of
the ticket is composed as follows.
Conference Ticket, indorsed by six
auxiliary clubs, viz Workingmen'
Club. Young '76 Club. Old Hickory Club,
Centennial Club. Gauthreaux Guards,
Mccarthy Guards:
j. w. Stringer. Louis Scheidel, Frank
M. Address. Geo. Lawrence, John Steib.
Timothy Tracy, Thos. ID. Carey. Chas
II. Reed, John l.. Richard.
CITIZENS TICKET tuNpLEpGEp).
John Chaffe. Christy Mccarthy, Jas.
Mahaffy. John Schellang, J. Stringer,
Geo. Lawrance. Il. r. Forman. Paul
Haller, John Hughes.
Besides, the names OF Messrs. r.
Sharp and Peter Usner appear on a
third ticket.
Between the first two tickets there
was considerable rivalry. aud up to 10
m. Ii was quite uncertain which would
win. both sides having kept pretty even,
with a COOK deal OF scratching going on
Twelfth ward.
In the Twelfth Ward there were five
delegates to be elected. with thirteen
candidates to chose from, all printed on
the same ticket, the voter to erase nine
and leave the other names. This
amounted, In fact, to a scratched ticket.
and left the question Of delegates
greatly in doubt.
J. n. Aycock, Adam Weber, G. J. Fox.
Joe Cailliot, $. J. N. Smith, II. 9. Mil
Ter, G. Chapotin, II. +. Davis, John
Bozant, II. B. Furguson, +. Wintz, G.
II. .vinten, I. j, Burke, John N. Con-
rad, ID. A. Blanchard.
The names Of Messrs. Aycock, Weber,
Wintz. Cailliot and Chapotin were sup
posed to be ahead. but the matter was
extremely uncertain
Thirteenth Ward.
Poll corner Of Magazine and Valence
streets. There were only two tickets i'm
the Thirteenth Ward. Mr.. Jacob Van
Hoven's name figured on both of these,
thus probably ensuring his election.
The remainder of the tickets were as
follows: Peoples ticket-E. r. Cheval-
ley tand J. J. Gidiere. Democratic and
Conservative ticket-E. f. Virgin and
w. +. Clarke. At ~ m. to-day there |
were only two hundred votes poled. with |
the last ticket slightly ahead.
Notice To Delegates.
Mr.. E. 0. Carter, Chairman OF the
Parish Committee, requests that the
elected delegates shall meet tomorrow
evening at the rooms OF the Committee.
No. Is st. Charles street, to make ar
rangements to go to Baton Rouge.
Fifteenth Ward-Alyiers.
There are two tickets In the field, but |
only the following names appear to have |
any showing: o. Z. Vallette, T. H. |
Jones, Jerome Hardy, Ed. Quinn, A. H.
Swanson, NJ. Abascal. But the ward is |
entitled to only five delegates. The
express no preference for
any candidate, but Mr.. Wiltz has sew
eral watm friends among them.
The City Representation.
The following is the representation
by wards of the city in the Baton Rouge |
1st Ward. 10 10th Ward. rd.........12l |
I'D Ward ...............1 II 18th Ward - II |
sd Ward. ..............I7 18th Ward d |
4th Ward. 8 18th Ward ........ 3 |