The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-20

JOHN EITZPATkICAs
a v.~ Leave. 4. Ma Political neesrA
CalleA Here sa1 There.
We have it from very reliable sources
that Mr.. John Fitzpatrick ID determined
20 again attempt TO achieve an election
- delegate to the State Central Com
mittco of the Democratic Conservative
party. We repeat, that Mr.. Fitzpatrick
cannot yet aspire justly to that position.
nor can the committee ever allow him
a seat In their council. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
record is against him. We reproduce
a few documents for the special benefit
OF the voters OF the Third Ward, whose
SURFACES Mr., Fitzpatrick is counting.
First, we print his resignation as deie-
gate to the State Central Committee,
which he rendered after the exposures,
through our columns, OF the lawless
mode OF his election as Democrat
TO a Democratic body; and secondly,
PORTION OF his record as good, hard
working Republican In 1874 and 1872:
LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
New ORLEANS. August II. 1876.
n. Finnerty. Eau, President Third Ward Cen
ta Democratic ara aonssrvatlvg ami and Con.
sentative party - the dearest wish oi NJ nea ~
"A II Is he only hope OF my people Ior tne
"s nSa be- m@sed to the
the earn naipu hnpr faiied To notice the mtsrep-
reseniatio,.s The unproroked aud. can Jusby say,
sinudtsous attacks upon me as an t,.d,rtdndt ana
a. a democrat Italics our wn) because my
friends those who have known me through
every walk Of my Iife are alone recoRnileu Dy
INDIA NJ my
my part ain unwilling they should DO unjustly
charged with "tri kerry and I'm roper conduct
/ am satisfied Of The perfe fairness 81 my e,eo-
ton. and 80 is every reasonable man. No soleo
tion could be- made that would satisfy the desires
of olainorous cano idates an" disappointed poii-
ticians. Such N however, work = me INJURY;
\ good govern ment aud reform. would prev nj
even this therefore decline the position 81
Delegate 20 the state Central om aus,n py t the
18th inst, and do earnestl request yT Tl LIZ
some date and place for meeting Of the Inirp
Ward Central Democratic and Con ervIlive O'up
to elect a Delegate to the state Central Uou, nit
tee. and that you give the funest ana most pusnc
motif alton q the fact p9ssiSSer t. p gTyGKHf oK
RESPECTFULLY, ETC., JOHN rIIhfhIhloh.
.a his Republican RecO<d.
a.s CHAPTER I.
From the New Orleans Republican. May IL. ls7%l
whereas Messrs. Dunbar. Heating and Dris-
coll the commissioners APPOINTED by Mr.. Il. Y.
Antoine published In yesterdays Republican.
list Of names OF gentlemen whom they submit
as proper persons to serve rs the seventh man
10 condu It the registration and election In the
Third Ward, In pursuance q resolution
Sew be new thn ws the
commissioners appointed by O. F. Ladd. accept
John Fitzpatrick. Esq. whose name has been
submitted In the publication above referred to.
rs the seven h man. We believe that Mr.. Fl q
patrick Is an honorable and just man. and Will
do impartial justice to all concerned We Invite
the commissioners above named. including mr..
Fitzpatrick. to meet us at the Mechanics lnsu-
tute ut II M. the thirteenth instant. to deter
mine whom the registration shall be opened. and
~" y ''''' % '' CHARLES MoNrALDo.
l.. u. HERBERT.
Commissioners appointed by G. f. Lndd.
CHAPTER III.
From he New Orleans Republican. May II. 1871
Tho Hon. John Fitzpatrick attention
Of the undersigned. appointed by the Hon. I. q;
Antoine, President of the Third Ward Central
with others In the supervision OF the registra-
ton Of Republicans Ia said ward. rs directed By
. resolution TO that effect. adopted MAY 4, 1874.
By the Republican Parish Convention OF Orleans.
has been drawn to notice published in the New
Orleans Republican Of this date. whereof the fol-
i do hereby notify the commissioners. viz:
4cssrr Dunbar, Heating and Driscoll, on the
part Of F. g. Antoine. and Messrs. Montaldo.
be present punctualy at the place Of registra-
'r Respectfully g truly "''': JOHN FfTzpATnIcK.
We desire to inform you that we do not require
your authority to act In the premises, for the
YIN
pointed, as provided for In the resolution OF the
Parish Convention her einbefore quoted.
drawing your attan ion to the action Of the Con
(vention. thinking 1t not improbable that your
recent cordial and welcome adh sion to the Re-
publican party has prevented you from acuur-
Dng that know edge OF its rules that study iime
|and patience will enable you to procure in the
Future.
Assuring you ~ our personal esteem respee-
kvly. we have the honor to remain. very re-
spectfully. your obedient servants,
PAUL DUNBAR,
A. ID. DRISCOLL.
CHAPTER III.
From the New Orleans Republican. May II, 1871
Notice-Rallyl Rally Republicans of the
Third Ward-ln accordance with the resoluti,n
the voters Of the Third Ward are hereby notified
that the registration book will be opened on
Saturday: the sixteenth day Of May: 1874,
2. m. daily SUNDAY excepted to the 20 h inst.
inclusive, said registration to take place at the
Franklin and Liberty streets. All residents of
the ward will take notice that they will not b
permitted to vote unless they are registered
under this call. GH y tRE III f MnnTMTTALDo.
~. -. JOHN FITZPATRICK.
\ do hereby notify the commissioners viz;
Heesrs. Dunbar. Keatiug and Drisco on the
Apart OF +. G. Antoine, and Messrs Montaldo
Elliott and Herbert. on the pait Of Q. +. adj to
9 present punctually at the place of registra-
lon ct the hour above mentioned.
Respsctfully, JOHN FITZPATRICK.
-Er tH ..a Commissioners
CHAPTER ".
HFrom the n. o. Times. August II. 1861
IN le72 John Fitzpatrck was nominated and
9cted Clerk of the First District Court by tn"
|mocratic party. Everybody recolects the
Bnts of that cAmpaign-Durell's midnight or
r. the seizure OF the State House BY United
ties troops, Kellogg's usurpation, and the
or events that ollowed. which outraged JUS
and crushed the hopes of every honest man
this community, As soon IA the Conserva-
cause appeared hopeless Fitzpatrirk com !
need associating with the Radicals. Kellogg's
rus Legislature, in the session of 1873 INTRO
ed an act to create the Superior Trim AL