The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-06

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cum. y; Magee. John wadsworth. and Hard
WEpsTEB- D Neal. d. L. Carr. =. M. Free
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| WINE-George A. Kelly. Vim. A. Strong.
| PARISH OF ORLEANS.
FIRST WARD John J. Mellon. Emile J. O'BrIen
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sEoosp WARpLGharies q. Ogden, A. Mitchell
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Ts' Thess' 'MosIalr, fgds G % sincer q W # BfSots.
THIRD WARD Anthony Wizard, Jas. Cousloy
Walter ". Rogers. jas. Flynnc. Ghas ]: Milti
Clarke a Am And MCKAY Sk a Wm Il attja tnasbs st Anarev %
Leonard, 9. II. lIumbrecht J.. M. Norieh, Potel
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ton. Dr. Y. II. Lemonier Frank Heron. J. r
SsnSckken seka,a Ghas r. kells 3. d. Mcneil. Charles
FIFTH WARp Augusta 9. Deyezin, IL .. Hub
bard, ] M. Iamarre.. John stginieis. f. A. Bo-
zonier. Horny Mcssonier. A. ltabouin, Jr.. Hem
ry r. Plauele., Jos. Domoruelle Justin Free
sIxfa WAnD-Panl E. Thoard. Octave More
pre-, Jules Lavergno. Anntolo J. Kcr. Phil Gohl-
sEvinsTu wAEp- i. Maloclec,. N. H.. girhtor
A n Ham H.
leon Hazab, II Trutman. h. ii. McCalob. n.
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Luke Norris, John Griffin. Frank gorge,, !.
=, Ninth WAnp1Lous -; Martin, Wm. Clark, y
yn Msr sI. jos maa Louis roYGr E ns N
Monroe 4. 4, 4. G GlIeHIriaags |.uWgelssF. J. Sail
lsaioy. 7. H. Handy. J. Alexander, A. NJ Levy.
ELEVENTH .WARp-.Jarnes Brewer. Frank yor-
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Ugton, r. Newroth. John Hughes. ]. ". Patton.
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Chas. y. Buck. Esq. O. II. Allen, Esq.
FOURTEENTH, 'WARD.S. s. Carlisle.
Mciain. Henry Kiveiin. Thos. II. Jones'. Manuel
Abascnl
SIXTEENTH wAaD-Iopis Teller.
SEVENTEENTH WABD-Philip Mitchell.
The committee recommends that no
proxies shall be admitted, except when
presented by persons residing In the
parish or wards I'm the city of New Or
leans whence the proxies emanated.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
$. X. THORPE, Chairman.
On motion OF Mr.. l.. r.. Texada, OF
Rapides, the report Of the committee
was adopted, and the members OF the
('nnVnnfinn annftrmcI in fhniI
seats.
On motion Of Mr.. IL. J. Deloney, Of
Carroll, the Convention proceeded to it's
permanent organization.
Mr.. Alfred Roman. OF st. james, nom
mated J. 9. Moncure, Of Caddo, for
President OF the Convention.
Mr.. Robertson, Of st. Landry, nom
mated Duncan S, Cage, of Terrebonne,
for President OF the Convention.
On n call of the roll the delegates
from the hereinafter named parishes
voted rs follows, to-wit:
For John. G. Moncqre Assumption
4, Avoyelles 9, East Baton Rouge 8.
sieu 1, Caldwell /, Cameron !, Carroll |,
Concordia 1, East Feliciana 2, West
Felic ana g. Franklin 2, Grant 9. Iberia
g. Iberville A. Livingston 3..Madison |,
Orleans First Ward 10. Second Ward
10. Third Ward II, Fourth Ward 3, Fifth
Ward IL. Sixth Ward 7, Seventh Ward
z, Eighth Ward 2, Ninth Ward ., Tenth
Ward II, Eleventh Ward II, Twelfth
Ward 2. Thirteenth Ward 2. Fourteenth
Ward 1. Fifteenth Ward s. Ouachita 1,
Pointe Coupee 3, Rapides 4, Red River
1, Riehland 4, st. Charles |, St. Helena
3. st. John s, ST. James 0, st. Landry 8,
4 Tur Ter
Terrebonne /, Tangipahoa 4, Union 6,
Washington 2, Webster 1--240 votes.
For Duncan =. Cage-Ascension 4, As
4, Bienville 4, Caddo 1, Calca-
sieu s, Cameron Q, Cataho,lla 4, Clai-
borne z. DeSoto g. East Feliciana Q,
Jackson, 2, Jefferson 4, Lafayette, 8,
Lafourche 10, Lincoln 5, Natchitoches
s, Orleans Fourth Ward $, Sixth Ward
1, Seventh Ward 3, Eighth Ward 8,
Twelfth Ward 3, Thirteenth Ward |,
Sixteenth Ward 2, Seventeenth Ward ],
3, Rapides 4, st. Landry
0, st. Mary s, Terrebonne 6, Vermilion
3. Tcnsas 4, Webster 2, Winn Aba
votes.
Before the announcement OF the vote
d. $. Cage moved that the nomination
Of John G. Moncure, as President OF
the Convention, be made unanimous.
John G. Moncure, of Caddo, having
received the unanimous vote OF the
was declared by chair to be
duly elected President of the Conven-
ion.
And the Chair appointed Messrs. l..
Vincent Reeves, OF Tensas, Duncan s.
Cage, Of Terrebonne, and Alfred Ro
man, of st. james, q committe to con-
duct Mr.. John G. Moncure to the chair.
Subsequently Mr.. John G. Moncure,
of Caddo, was introduced to the mem
bers Of the Convention as its President,
and he assumed the duties OF his po-
sition.
On motion Of Mr.. b. F. Jonas, of Or
leans, Mr.. Duncan s. Cage was elected
Vice President Of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Il. ii. McCaleb, OF
Orleans, A. Roman, Of st. James. was
also elected Vice President OF the Con-
vention.
And on motion OF Mr.. Robertson, Of
st. Landry, Henry l.. Garland, Of st.
was also elected as Vice Presi-
dent OF the Convention.
On motion of II. G. Wickliffe, of West
Oscar Arroyo, II. l.. Henri
1ues and Thomas L. Maxwell were
elected secretaries of the Convention.
On motion of j. j. Mellon, Of Orleans,
the President was requested to appoint
n Sergeant at Arms, whereupon the