, 1876-05-24

mous. or Hancock Ri bIcni A. the aged EtEt:
rple snoeks oS%n ts moss prs5mnon. nd. q
the perfohr above enumerated, only onc-and per.
haps not ons--wlll be fnaugurated a. pres!dent OF
RAcoxTRUR.
LOUISIANA.
4 CANVASS or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fot
oovEnson-,Ans11AL rAcEAAD's WAY or on.
TAiffN0 4 CONVENTION or "TI1E PEOPLEh-
THE MISSISSIPPI POLICY TO BE ApoPTED III
THE WHITE LEAGUE.
Sp<efa. Corre.pond<aee # The Tribune,
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-"Nlio will be tt8
next Governor uf louisiana" Is now tho qur~
tfon Of all others most frequently asked by tfos
who take an interest In State politlcs In this city,
It Is question much easier askesl than answered
1t Is surrounded by so many contingencies and
possibilities that, at the most, one can only con
iccture as To the result. To state those contlr
gcncics and possibilities, and leave the realcrt
do his own guessing, Is nil that shall attempt
to do In this letter.
THH REPUBLICANS
have called two ConVentous,-onc to meet n
this city On the Goth Of May, for the purpose ol
elect!ng delegates to the National Republican
Convention ut Cincinnati, and the other to meet
juno n, TO nominate State and Congressional
candidates, to be voted for nc1t fall TlIe
delegates to the Conventions have nearly I'LL
been elected, aud / believe that in no instance
hare they been Instructed as to what candidates
s".y oaa -, ., ,ao., t,nr+,. so,n,aa a.,o.
o. ss ea.. ts os
Republican nomination for Governor arc c1Gov. H.
C. Warrnoth Matthal s. u. Packard. and State Sem
atoe Thomas c. Anderson. The principal candidates
for Lieutenant Governor arc c. C. Antoine, the pres
cnt Incumbent; cx-Gov. p D. S. Pinchbaeh, and
James Lcw3s,-a1i eolorcd- In addition to thcsc,
nt. 1,n1$ fhA ri fhoF In n
Eicty. are eand!dAtcss-h having been settled "
PRECEDENT. md Is now tncltsy agreed that the Re- !.
canatdats for Lisuteaant. Governor rhsll be 9o-
oEea; Thus th.s stas' has aao siHes o,a.ss ne
construction q constant succession Of eoorcd
Lieutenant. Governors. comprising Dunn, Plnch-
back, and Antoine. II muat b. admitted that they
~ p'ee'oco over LEU oenA'o Will a's"''' @aa Ao'''
~, ..,,o =, ,z,,, .n,,, n. rI.,t~n,nt. .oo-.r,~
q s b.. fsssssssry. 5io% a,e sonpM!ssioa II 4 il: :
who shal bead ths ttskst; sRa this fact will aaYo
fo,sels ssnte a eessrs e ,oI
:nd xho WI h.vs ~ sseopa plsfSs Sn the tlsks. /
hs ssa ss0a fas VIII t. e. sna
I'd and aeari; iii ths xhite iealeta e tae party
be b.. a9s someao1 nt ~ With .S o a,.rc who
3,,fA1
gs tE Of es % .en4 In
iug the nonna.!sas they xiIl Certainly Proxe
YET serious o5elaeie 10 lie Way o. no s,s
gorb n f.Sor of Gov. WaTposh srs H. ponuarsy
wtn tae eo,osfa peope' ms ayca III ~
xnsn sna no
that ne Woaa conqac1 ssosWuuS III ~ n4u nHt "
sNox ~ patH " &c " y. I, ~ ny -, a.nnr ~ =.
rs ma;oEtv nnnn IN tsbniaton Of tha Returnfne
Board. 0f>&'
Il n3 0ee" ''s,.a m.tIsns1 lIst PACKARD
IL no longer candidate for Governor, hut the
i isS;a soPs g;siSs e HEX
taskca of s0"4 a. candiJaie for year
Or two and that o. Chairman Of the state ccnt1al
dansr n hs ncte,s ~ AZ sate ,haa ia
sfss nomvey ~ p 81 Paeta1 papiab me
mitIreI whoss duty II was TO caii pnrish Conyen-
ons s!eet asless.ss to the stats co2Ss1ti9p
dslersass thrmseIyes.- doina axay viii oson m
ths fosaaiity Of Ewing s.tbe % peoplo1 soiso ia
M s c on d M IN q sns 1ass a
hsye bc,ors hsat,i oi doing Away entirely VIII sucG
I'M Se @ .. n tnS rhaas,ng H. s
RsPaSf III h; S :ts ?,
" sAa # cs"'i shs s"a s'h se,
eineinmaii Eon1sntson instead % Of eaifinr Statt
Cnnxn'Minn fnr hal nn.nnse. AN, 1hs S,an ,So,
~, - ~ tna ~ fnrtttn H. 10 Snrv f.w az trntes WIZ
o'1| .ssT -. - diiv III ~ n thnt IT, ssi.tc r.nrr1t3r
7rt.I. m.ae ~, IN this ,Dny III Forisri harins
crcss1 It oatht 70 be ssle to control it. and, Il u
..-s. - - - X. n..nhNrs, csndidats ~ rsnw.rn
'h.r ~ = ~ g ~ 20 h. INV ,cient
viz Le should 10. seotre - L t. I nonatioa tron b.
".yy t,onsention in r,ss ~ IL pnrtnr,i,a nnmi
uctdnn s,tts Z hi nrnhs hiv h. the nnmlnr,
fnr Gisunnant-1 1oyernor.
~ ~
THOMAS G. AnnEAsoN%
. q "Ipm Ahassson q nc 1aoaiaIlJ ~ Eno"l sosn
@ " r. nenn.d n,a1ty 1 ~ 81, os
sectton iie has r. Presented ~ p4kise-eL Landr
; ! lin The saa!e 5snaas toF 4oont t~ens5 5eafs an
Il | ~ untn tsi3 Asm11tAL A. nat TINE
: vhcn ths iegisAuss adheEcnn o. MeEnefS 5olmo.
81 snttnaosea tato sepo Eefssnta.e. IT. SGnaso "
: Audesso& cnst his ins.uneS WIN TUG hephoueand
. aud reusA'ued, WIN lho sesa1 LxsYs!st1it " u!
stste. .Isoass ~ es'9enes q ~ pop1aanJ a.:
1n,Hr. ~ h,s iot, on thfs fcrssInn Ssrator Az