New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14
COMING I'm SLOWLY
The Returns Look We'll for the
Republicans.
NO REASON FOR DEsPoNDENrY
A REPUBL1cAN LEoIs1AruaE

The official returns a. they are received
chow, in almost every Sostance, reductions
in the Democratic pretensions. In some
parishes it is found She Democra to have
claimed their entire vote in the parish as
their majority therein. Notably Is this
the case in the parish of Franklin. where
the returns, as published in the Democratic
Sun, foot, up only 66e majority, against s76
Democratic votes cast and claimed as the
majority in the city papers here.
General Louis !. Souer arrived from
Avoyelles yesterday, bringing the welcome
news that that parish, claimed for $50 ma
jOrity by the Democrats, has gwen q ma
jority of "a votes for Hayes and II for
Packard, and elected two Republicans to
the Legislature.
The evening Democrat comedies the cleo
ton of Messrs. D'Arvy, Desmarais and
CAN'T, Republicans, 10 the Legislature, in
StLandry-a parish they claimed for Til
den by 1000 majority. A dispatch from
State Senator Robertson, in the same paper,
gives . Democratic majority of only 1914
votes in full vote of 62l3.
The Democrats own figures in Vernon
also reduce their majority in that parish
from 723 to Gas.
The Senate.
The following named Republican Sena-
tors are elected.
Sixth district, sixth and seventh districts
of Orleans and Jefferson, st. Charles and
st. joint. B. Stamps, long term; Henry
Demas, short term.
Eighth district. parishes Of Assumption,
LefsQrche and Terrebonne-T.A A. Cage.
Ninth district, parishes of st. Mary and
VormiliOn@1saAC Sutton.
Fourteenth district, parishes of 1berville,
Iberia, St. Martin and West Baton Rouge
sam Wakefield or w. W. Wharton.
Sixteenth district. parishes Of Franklin
and Tensas-A. J. Bryant.
Seventeenth district, parishes of Carroll.
Madison. Richland and 4orshouse-C. B.
Wheeler.
Twenty first district, parish of Caddo-
William Harper.
Twenty second district, parishes of Red
River, De Soto, Natchitoches end Sabine
Raford Blunt
Twenty-third district, parishes Of Rapides
and VernOn-G. Y. kels0.
Twenty-fourth district-PaIishes OF Cata-
hOula, Winn and Grant, B F.z3riant.
The eleven named above, with eight Re.
publicans holding over, will give the party
. majority of one in the Senate.
The Democrats have carried only i've
senatorial districts. 60 far as known; and
from the districts not reported other Repub-
ican gains may possibly be had.
The HsEse of Representatives.
Republican members of the Legislature
are known to have been elected, Is follows:
Ascension-F Fobb, G. II. Hill.
Assumption - George Drury, Jonas
Hughes.
Xyogelles-Louis j. Souer, Pierre Ma
gloire.
Bienville-H. .Raburn.
Boseier-Samuel Thomas, n. A. Dardin.
Caddo-C. w. Keeting, A. H.sLeonard,
Cornelius Brown.
Carol Nicholas Barton, w. L. McMil-
len.
Catshoula-T. A. Routon.
Concordia-William Ridgley, James Ran
De Soto-J J. johnson. J. ]. Long.
Iberia-S X. Snser, u Romero.
Iberville-J S Davidson, j. NJ. Csrville.
Jefferson p. J. Kennedy, c. F. Brown.
Laforrche-Charles Gaude, j. Seveignes.
Madigon-(Two Rspuolicans).
NstchitOches-H. aRaby, L. Ct. 'Sanon,
John G..-Lewis.
Orleans, seventh ward-Eugene Gardere,
Jeremiah Blackstone, w. j. Moore. Upper
wards-Wiiliam Kern, A. D.joie. Fifteenth
wsrd-GeCrge GracieE. =.
Plaquemines-H. c. Warmoth, Z. E.
Ail0n.
Pointe Coupee-Miltoo Jones, B. Dayries.
Rapides-E. j. Barnett, b. Drew and w.
j.. DsLacy.
Red Rivera. Bosley.
St. Jsmes-R. Simms,sL. Como, V. Dick
erson.
st. Bernard-A. Estopi2al.
st. Charles-Michael Hahn.
St. JOhr-Jsmes Cole.
St. Landrv-k'rank j. D'Avy, LOCis
D@marais, Ebert CAN'T.
ST. Msry-R. j. Brooks. VI. C. Gary.
St. Martin-E Detiege. 4
Tensss-(TwO Rspublicansl. X
Terrebonne-H. N. johnson, r. johnson.
West Bat ID Rouge-Oscar Holt.
'WeLster-F. E. Heath.
This foots up siIty-four, or four mere
ba q a majority, allowing all the other par.
shas to be Democratic, which is by no |