New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

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Eeass. xaeNos unan 1casay slsssea -
JaSee q =. Brown prps;ptss sAslsbllsv
| Aaao, Loo0 Oe1oeaeau and John Reerc<
fun6 moved that th6 6at6o b declaled. th
fAhimUub phofDeso1 ~ o0s6ml1eeA - DELI
Ea4ss to The, StaAe Csnvent5on, % selec
0elAeatps q to Ulio0 National Cpavenfip
E0N01 - asDo0hlo a at CiACfAnAN ON tn
fSartsenth diy Of June, l06. Uaaaimouii
N: Az. Kemp then i plrs;;ssatsd the lplles,
ing tapket for delsgGsis . the STATE N9m
nqting Convention to nominate GoHarno1
Lieueena1t Governor and other Stste an,
district oa6cers 30E the csmpaign of 1876
Leonard Roche, w. p. Ward, Amos MOI
rbo0, William King, Charles w: Lowell
and Jamee Dennieon, which ticket We
unanoualy adopted BY acclsmmatioa. :.
1r. Z. j. Kemp offered the following ses
olutions which were unanimously adopted
.4esolved, That we, the officers and mem
nere OF the parish executive committee o
the Republican paety 81 tho pari9h Of JET
ferson do hereby ind0rse the Hon. T. b
Etamps - our choice for Senator to repre-
sent this district; and b it further
ResolCed, That Z copy Of these resolutionl
b furnished the Mew Orleans REPUBLICAN,
Lonisiana State Register and the JefersoG
L oCWssWC(4OE puUAsCotaQ0s >
II After tho tfaAsactioa of some local bust.
ness Of minor Importance, the convention
adjourned sine die.
ST. CHflLIs.
The Republican executive committee OF
the parlsh Of, 81 Charles held . convention
ct the court house on 1sturday last, the
twenty seconded April. HI. George Essex,
PRESIDENT, In the chair, and HI. j. B. Mar.
tim acting ~ secretary.
There vas much preliminary b1siness
and consi6erAble diicuesioE on different
points; The, president, b authority, alled
I several vacancies in the committee from,
different wards. ~ ~
Tho following delegates were elected:
To The Senatorial convention ct Carroll
tsn-Q. J. Flagg. Peteg Hs1per. George
Essex, 81. C. lcCut0hs6n, J. E. Hoeansdn
and G. A. Bourgeois.
State nominating convention of June r.
Michael Hahn, Glenn Colly, &. II. Chad
bourn and Joseph Williams.
To the New Orleans convention to select
delegatos ID the. national convention of
Nay an AorgsnA George Fssex and
j, =. HofAneOn. - 80
Tho following resslutisui werethen unan.
imOufly Adopted: "a
Resoloed, 1irst-That. the public career of
Us. Grast, Rteaid1nt Of tho United States,
e s:sa sss7 es ss eaA sy55js
and integfit6 - tasntitlG lin. tothe heart
felt thssfs ga gratitude Of III the people,
ct ct the U9jcq, EisAput regard to political.
,, Second That Ne heartily ipdorss the ad-
ministration e our Gsvesnor, w. r. KEEL
logg, eopeeiniy m itsulheunee to Repub-!
isen prinoiples, ind It's suecessful e6ortS 10
reduce the 14bhc burdens; and that our
Senators, u, q. Stamps and E. y. Chad
bour1; - the representative Of this paf-
ish, Michsel Hahn, 4br their bold and man
" defense Of everything right, and their
opposition to every wrong, and especially II
their sonsist1hS Md abs advocacy of true |
Repu61fcAn6m, IRE omitted to our sincere
$AAnksand fullest ENDORSEMENT . 70 =;
|. Third-Thst our distriot Judge, O. j..
Elagg, aoa our parish officials. F. B. Ear
aoeesss, =. oose ssseJ joseph sS e. fss
ransom. recorder, and other officers have
their duties With "a ability,
and unsellsh devotion to the |,
public interests deserving of al praise, and
are hereby rendered our fullest indorse-
ment.
Foarth-That We depiore the death of
ear late parish Judge, A; Durapeu, and
In their ifreparahle loss.
Fifth-That for their brave and patriotic
efforts in the cause of ell the people and of
true republican government, Senators Nor
ton, COnking, West and Representative
Blaine, with their. Republican colleagues,
have earned the best wishes and gratitude
If the American people.
Sixth-That to still the troubled politicalA
waters, to enforce the just principles of the |
ate constitutional pmsndments, to protectH ;
very citizen il Ill his righte, to extinguish :
prejudices, educate the people,
md produce ffateFnal feelings among eli 9
ecti0ns, and that the government may =
70 Of the greatest COED to the greatest I
lumber, IL b essential that the Republican | 1
arty continue to make and administer the
AVS Of ths1ahd, and that We may be as
need Of apch result VIC. present to the t
alton the name Of Hon. e. B. Washhurne, o
Illinois, for President of the United #
tatee; his long official career, his brilliant
srvices to the Republican cause in Con.
ress and elsewhere, his friendship and u
lany acts Of kindness, advice and encour- =
cement to Lincoln and Grant in times that
led mems souls, HID useful career as Min e
ter to France, and his unsullied character
. apure and honest man, furnish Q sure | Vi
that under his administration I'Tre
If government wsuld be carried on in the :;
brit Of the fathers Of the republic. p1
Seventh-Tnat We express our entire ap- | al
rOval of the acts and proceedings of the =;
epublican State Executive Committee, ttv1
which 6. B. Packard is president, and er
cognise him and the members of his COM =,
ittee as safe guardians of the rightb Of the IL u
q
we commend to the SUD. n
rt and encouragement Of the good people tn
this parish and State, the st. Charles 81
sr0ld, 8 bold, faithful and able champion Fl
Republican principles. h.
Hon. Michael Hahn was then invited to st
dress the committee, which he did IN bis or or
uslly bold and eloquent style, after dc
,ich he was rendered Q vote Of thanks;
d the committee adjourned.,
IBERvILLE. nj
The Ibsrville Republican of April q, says: n,
A document bearing the signatures of
N. T. T. Allan, the most prominent q
,mbers of oDf parish executive committee X
d q large nupber Of other leading Re- tw
blicaus Of this parish was forwarded last or or
ek to Hon. p. q. DeslOpde, president of ia,
+ parish executive committee, requesting pu
n to call meeting of the committee at *
early day, tor the purpose Of orderipg c cEI
I'D elections for delegates to q parish NJ
and for conceding 1t the exclu-
9 right Of that popular esssmblsge, to IN
.ixnate the delegates who shall represent ~ y,
Republican voters Of this parish in the De;
Incoming State conventions. thi
We have not been furnished with copy d d1s
the call for new meeting of the COM Ge
ttee, which was issued by Mr.. DeslOnde | tce
I forwarded to the secretary. But we s
justified in announcing to our Repub-
u readers that Saturday, the twenty An,
tn Of this month, is the day named in it =:
holding the meeting. III
1efasldDg Lawyer-ls This q Missing C
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