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Mr. Shelly, of Alabama, presents by request
In the House pleasant little scheme whereby
the Government is to guarantee interest on
$50, 200, 900 worth of bonds. One-third of
this sum is for the James River and Kanawha
Canal. This is foolishness of sort which not
even Southern Congressman should perpe-
trate. though it is by request.
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In the trial of the Rev. Mr.. VOsburgh for
alleged attempts to poison his wife, the prose-
cution rested yesterday with an extraordinary
effort at dramatic effect. The defence opened,
and the end of the case cannot be far distant.
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Both parties in Pennsylvania are ready for
q five months campaign, and the Democrats
will follow hard upon the Republicans with
convention tomorrow at Pittsburg. letter
ON another page reviews the present situation,
and discusses the prospects of different candl-
dates. 1t is a melancholy fact that among these,
after all his sacrifices for the mythical work
lngnan, and all his efforts to get an appro-
nriation for the Kiskiminetas, the name Of
IIepdrick b. Wright is not even mentioned.
Secretary Sherman strikes right out from the
shoulder. The preamble to the Democratic
resolution, he says, is series OF falsehoods,
and must have been known to be such to the
men who wrote it. The letter which he IS said
to have written to the East Feliciana super
visor is forgery, and known TO be such 10
the men who are using it. The Democratic
plot is to carry the next House, and then TO
seek to replace President Hayes with Mr..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

James Beggs presiding.
Executive committee increased from seven
to seventeen. Additional appointments aro
MS follows:
First Whrd-Dr. Walker.
Second Ward-David Wilson,
Fourth Ward-James TFousdate.
Fifth Ward-J. E. Raynal.
Seventh Ward-L- Duvigneaud
Ninth Ward-Alg. Bourges
Tenth Ward. j. Pierson.
Thirteenth Ward-J. b. Gaudet.
Fourteenth Ward-J G. Aucoin.
Seventeenth Ward-GeO. Ieller.
Communication stating st. Tammany bad
organized. W. f. Bonner ALI G. Tucker,
John Grow and D. G. Canter. delegates, were
sworn In
Williams, Of the fourteenth ward, and Nj
yette, Of the Mint h ward, were also sworn In.
Mr.. John G. Fleming gave notice that at
tbs next meeting no would bring before the
notice Of the council tho subject Of future
resignation, and Of those who were delegates
to the Baton Rouge delegation Or who ran for
delegates.
Adjourned.
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NEW OKLEANS, HeptHrnher ;. 1878

James Beggs, chairman.
L. f. Bouchereau, president of the seventh
ward, vice J. Duvigneaud, resigned.
communication from the seventh ward
WAS read, relating to delegates TO the
State Convention Of the National party and
setting forth the manner in which the dele
gates were elected, and deuouncing Mr. 4. j.
Ker was read.
Mr.. Evans called the attention Of the coun-
Gil to the manner in which the registrars we're
carrying on the registration He referred to
the case OH Manuel in the Parish Prison on q.
charge of illegally attempting TO register in
the third ward. He stated he had examined
the matter and WIS convinced, through posi-
tive proof, Of the innocence Of the party. Ha
moved q committee Of lawyers be appointed
to look after oil such cases as may arise The
motion was adopted, and the following we're
appointed: Messrs Bouchereau, Hagans,
| Luscy, Bartlett and Evans.
| 4 Communication from the tenth ward, that
John &. Fleming and J. j. Lane had forfeited
their seats, Was laid over.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1873

commercially and morally, their earnest e s co,
operation Ia the organization Of the National
party of Louisiana; and that Such cO.opera-
ton be verified or .signifted by each ana every
constitution and platform OF principles 81 Inc
time Of his giving his assent to support The
National party OF Louisiana.
g. Be ii RESOLVED. That said committee De
early as practicable to this council at reegu,
lar meeting, or at an interval, II important
results shall have been obtained, to the presl-
dent, who shah at once call the members TO-
gether for the express purpose OF taking a.
ing of the National party in Louisiana
(Sipned) SAM. WALKER, NJ. ID.
After much discussion the above motion
w N s''o BBouRGEs MOVED THAT A Sc
IETT SE,CIaET' COMMITTEE BE AP-
POINTED TO BE READY TO ACT f., ON -, 4
MOMENTS NOTICE IN CASES OF
EN- ERGENCY.
Mr.. Bourges warmly advocated the passage
course Of his remarks, the traitorous conduct
Of Messrs. Long and Demo IN the sl1th Wafo
fight.
Motion seconded by Staes, and carried
The following communication WAS read
Hall. NATIONAL CLUB THIRD WARD. !
New Orleans, June /. 1878.
Whereas the citizens OF the third ward
have organized o club Of the National party
and said organization have adopted the prin;
cipies of the National party, as enunclateo
in their platform adopted OF Toledo; ana
Whereas. In order TO bring about unity o.
| action between tho National and the Native
| American parties; be it
| Resolpcd, That O. committee Of five mem
| bers OF this club be appointed TO confer will
| your honorable body IN order to secure you
did, that VIC may cooperate with your party
in the coming campaign
Adopted, and the following comrnlttee aap
pointed to confer with tho N. A., A. Malo2
iitfi itFit3t3lsan; teorge u Miller , ="
Fisher, t.. T. Holmes, Or. g - ho"n'' =
| T. Pierce. s~rs=-.
Adjourned. w.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 1G, 1873.

Messrs w. 4. Eastman and l.. J. Dodge
s,ro1n in,
Mr.. Falls called the attention Of the council
to the course pursued by Mr.. Ohm r. Clai-
borne, m expelled member Of the association.
This was referred to the secret committee
FOR ACTION,
It was resolved that the branch councils
should make every possible effort TO Increase
their membership.
Mr.. Underwood offered the following reso~
luton, which was carried:
Res0Ioed, Tint the secretary Of the Gran1
Council notify the different branch councils TO
forward to the Grand Council the names Of
the delegates that are elected to the parish
convention Of the National party, the object
being for consultation and exchange Of views.
Adjourned.
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Adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS, May ID, 1873.

The credentials Of J. VIM. Davis r. Morris.
VIM. Lacey, e. W. Williams, Chas. Gieslcke
and JOS. MarCou were accepted and the dele
gates seated. "
The committee on revision Of the constitu-
ton made the following report: d minority
report K read.
Mr.. Morris moved to take up the majority
report, section by section, and act upon It,.
Carried.
Section read.
Mr.. Boswell moved to adopt the section as
read.
Motion made to strike out the word Ameri-
can.
Mr.. Gaudet made the point Of order that
after such O motion was made to strike out
the word American, that motion comes first,
and the chair decided the point well taken,
Mr.. Wilson rose to @ point Of information.
Mr. Cullom read the constitution OF the
National party. >,
Mr.. Bacuuie moved as a substitute for all
motions pending that the name Of this organl-
zation shall be publicly known rs the Ndt1ond'
Iirty Of The Stnte Of LoMieinnn. Carried.
Article 2 was read.
A motion was made to strike out section 2
Mr. Bouchereau moved to lay that motion
on the table. Lost
A motion to postpone wns made; ana O. mo
ton WIS made to lay the motion to POSITIONS
on the table. Carried by vote Of % to'l9.
| And article 2 was stricken out.
| A motion to reconsider and lay that motto
| on the table was carried,
Mr. T}affyshins tpeYed that &c Gle speak more
than once on the same subject Carried.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at Z O'CLOCK
.. Ill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
New ORLEANS, August 0, 1873

Beggs in the chair.
W NJ. Smallwood appointed from the
eleventh ward, vice Castelanos.
Mr.. A. &. DeLisle asked for and obtained
the consent of the Grand Council to organize
a2n auxiliary club in tho ninth ward.
''' L. communication was read from the
s.,f,arf 4, yard, lnquiring concerning the ASSOC
eint tn II y meet at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Thi ga 'donared out Of order, but wa after
uardv wf' ey Tor e7 Messrs Bourges and
Cutlom. hs,4 ,,,,e.,,t,,,.. -,,,.. -,
On motion, ENTHUSIASTICALLY 5etfes III WIS o.
dered Mt once 10 turn ovef'.30 1''9 7e't e''al
the rolls now In his possession. "~e tro,,,..
The chair appointed Messrs ,FaIs, L. y
and MarcOu on tho committee IL inVesHgAas
| the matter of Mr. Davis.
| The following motion, introduced by Mr.
| Chaunette, col, passed.
Reeoiyed, That any member Of this council
| that shall in the future bring mp the question
Of "orhite" or "Color." Or mention the word, be
| fined 80 So
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Tho following resolution was unanimously

The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
residing in the parish Of 81. Bernard, are de-
slrous Of organizing branch In that parish ;
be it ,
organizations be and is hereby authorized
to organize branch in that parish.
On motion Of J. o. Howell the COMMITTEES
was authorized to establish q branch in the
parish Of East EelCin1sn.
On motion. T. Armant was authorized to
organizes branches in the parishes of Rapides,
Apoyelles, 81. Landry, Red River, Nntchitoches
and ft.dfIn.
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New ORLEANS, July H. 1873.

James BeggS, presiding.
Messrs Irousdale, Dubuisson Lanabere
elected, and Dave Kenney and E. G. Bart
lett ap pointed, were sarorn in.
The executive committee appointed as per
motion Of Mr. Robert Morris, passed at pre-
Lernarie, Anderson Hite, Butler, CharieviIe
and Sheldon.
A communication from the tenth ward was
read, stating that Messrs. Kokernot, Mertz,
Bell, Bleakney, J. G. Alexander, John Singer,
Ed Pettis and Alonzo Stevens had resigned
Information was received from the Seventh
District branch that John T. Claiborne had
been expelled
Mr.. Duvgneaud offered the following:
Resolued, That the executive committee o.
this council be requested to solicit names 81
citizens Of good standing in the community
who syrapathize with the National party YOl
the purpose Of calling, st an early date q
meeting Of said party.
KesoLyed, That said committee be author
lied to select "a suitable place for the holding
Of said meeting.
Resolved, Tbot in NH orgonized pnrishes II
The State the pre8idnnt, Wjth three members se
lected By him, be hereby nnthor1zed to tnttiot
neembers and orga1eize U,eir 0ojo5n5ng p0rishes
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 7, 1873,

Mr. Beggg In the chair.
Messrs Benito, Oje1a, FeIix Gonzales, E.
r. Nunez, Albert Estopinal from st. Ber-
nard, appeared with their proper CREDENTIALS
and were seated.
Mr. Joseph A. Person was seated, vice J. T.
Rouyer, Of the ninth ward, resigned.
A communication from tue Third Ward
National Club was received and ordered to
be filed.
A committee from the same club also ap-
penred and expressed Il desire to cOInmunl-
cate with the council, wheieupon the chair
nppointed Messrs. CullOm, BOurges and Bos-
well for tn 1t purpose. The chairman Of SAID
committees nude verbal report.
A communication was read informing the
Grand Council that the seventh ward branch
had elected Mr.. Y, j. Gardere secretary, vice
A. GOndOlphi, resigned.
The resignation Of Paul Bonseigneur was
accepted
The designations of A. D. Bernoudy aud
p. Ad. Fortter, Of the eighth ward, were
accepted.
4 letter from NJ. NJ. Feeney, Of Donaldson
| vile Was read.
Henry Mason resigned from the q. G.
! Mr. Gullom, from the committee appointed
| to wait on tho committee from the National
| Club of the third ward, reported that the
| committee met the gentlemen in his Office
whore they exchanged views. He stated that
| whilst this association SympathiSed with
with them, it was not possible to admit them
| into our councils, but we would, on the out
side, pc with them hcsrt ana SOU, ne 5t1tsh
tfiiet inc co,nInlCbf lNi.boh1p ttppettleu satl2
iled with ms eh plhhsoiol' st't lsc'IGu ~ 1i
having obtained ptpnise rom nll,t tuul-
lon) 70 ahort5s Lle1n tL bns'r sxn n'eeol a
On fnotlon tile report WIS Iect'Ve" anu 'i's
cCInmlttee dischhrged ,.e.,.,,,. -,ou, ,,,-r
Inc remainder Oh Inc ollceEs were III"
ELECTED: r7o,a
IfeaStlrerE,:E T. Z allS r. ar<
lnsno oehtlhelI'9 g 1,l nlc19 pn1ni
Outside Sent1hfi-Engthe Ierrlel. - A.,
Delegate " r h. " announce -, W Giltt
council that MI ~ y. NOISY VIZ ~ o,l liz pom ~
Of Joining inc a5Socateh. lor Lale pnI I,p ~
betray1ng IT, Notlce OF 1fll9 WIS SILL " a'
Ward8 4ha4 IN a1
Mt Culofn rose am nHpln'it,t V ~ -
net CoLLhGIof omil W appoll VI ~, ~ o.
the 81. Clrle5 hotei III 5 ~ d Gsi
pgn luu d,l,, i f en- irnn9,o haIJnn r.
ace va ai ~ Tho DnmncTgcv
Vppo5S ~ ~ Ih,1 NJ Grnith ose,rsl
W. Iulloli 5sS o'''e1 % fropo tha
hni thett Woulu ~ 9p'ltn 1rp laG ~, ot,nn
s0urce2 az ~ II h woonr ~ W ''"y pNA'S Al 0pp'
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New ORLEANS, August 30, 1878.

james Beggs in the chair
Old executive committee Of seventeen dis
charged. New ono Of seven, with the presf~
dent Of the council ex-otciO chairman, order
ed to be appointed, imposed Of the follow
lowing
W. +. Evans, Geo. D. Hite, J. r. Raynnl, r.
Charleviile, John Jordan, D. Wilson, w. A. D.
Anderson and James Beggs, ex-ofticio chair
man.
4 committee was appointed to confer with
another committee Of the Merchants Associa-
ton: Messrs. Fleming, Howard, BARTLETT
DeLisle, Hite, Walker, Duqigneaud, Lemariev
Broaddus, Hebert, Smallwood, Falls and
Stockton
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, July rs, 1879

James Beggs In the chair
Communication from tho Seventh District
Seventh District, and ought not not to represent
that district in the council
r, Resignation Of DR.. }. y. Armstrong, OF
Gretna, accepted.
Castellanos, holland, Dumont Ben Harris
son missed three meetings. f)rounnd,
WIN. Kern, Seventh District, dropped for
same cause.
Mr.. Hite moved that 81 COMMITTEES of five be
appointed nor the purpose Of calling mass
meeting ". A.. A. Lost.
Adjourned.
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ganjze the American party In the parish OF
ST. Brnnrd, which was granted. .,,s
Mr. McGowan moved that O. committee OF
three be appointed to ascertain how and by
what means Mr. e. Royal had obtained q
copy Of the constitution, etc, OF the ORDER
Committee appointed: Messrs. Jno. Nc
Gowan, Il. b. Fails Sam Walker.
The amendment to the constitution, offered
by E. n. Culom at the last meeting, was
called up and read. The same was referred
to the committee on revision Of the cOnstitu-
ton.
Adio,1rnpf
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NEW ORLEANS, June %, 18I

NEW UKLEANE, ] UTE %, IoT5s
James Beggs presiding.
j. J. Pierson, tenth ward, seated.
]. N. Higgins, appointed by the chair, from
the twelfth ward.
G. Fl. Luxembourg resigned, using the words
"ju,metiinte' and "1mcOnditiOnNi"
Remarks passed about Mr.. T. Armant,
member Of the G. G., and at the same time
prominently connected with the Democratic
party.
4 motion Was made that b committee bf
appointed to interview him on the subject
but this was finally tabled.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO ADOPT
A CIPHER READ IT'S REPORT, WHICH
WAS ADOPTED.
hIiOuTunI
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Adjourned

James Beggs presiding.
Mr. Duvigneaud moved that the power be
given to the delegates from st. bernard par
ISL to organize the American party In the par
ish Of Ptng1emines. Adopted.
Mr.. }. n. Haynes moved that Z. Charleville
be empowered to organize branch councils in
the parishes Of ST. Charles and st. John The
B0ptist. Carried.
1t was resolved that q court Of seven mem
bers Of the Grand Council be appointed by the
chair, one from each District to be called tbs
erccnstiye committee, and that the acting
president be eX officiO Chainan Carried. Il
B. Falls made r. motion that no more resig'
nations should be excepted which Wa8 tabled
Adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1873.

James Beggs In the chair.
Henry Guilotte, appointed from the sixth
ward, vice Ben Harrisson dropped for nom
attendance; also, jules YbOs, from the eighth
ward, vice John A. Brett, resigned.
Motion to consider the platform Of the
Native American Association laid over.
Adjourned,
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NEW ORLEANS, July -, 1873

James Beggs presiding.
Levi Williams seated, ViceJno. T. Claiborne,
expelled.
the excuse Of J. q. A. Fellows for not
attending meetings July IL and IS was ac-
eepted.
E. N. Cullom, for committee On cooperation
reported progress.
Adjourned,
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armafion sought was In regard to the inl-
lion Of country members. -,......-.,
IN. McCurdy offered resolutloh request
8the secretary to furnish certificates OF re-
kal to members.
Hin h, n resolution concerning Monday night
Ktings was postponed, l.
r. fen Brown, colored, was appointed tt
sreserlt the fourteenth ward.
AIioI1rnpG
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Bcggs, chairman.
Committee appointed Of Eastman Bart
lett and Prados, to see Mr.. Davis III regard
to the roll.
The resignation Of P S. Witt was read and
accepted.
On motion the election Of president was
postponed until Friday September n, 1878.
4 resolution Of Mr.. E. 3. Falls mot DE-
scribed marked b was read and adopted,
and q copy ordered to be sent to every branch
cCuucjl
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New ORLEANS, September IL, 1878

james Beggs, chairman.
Mr.. Adams resigned
The report Of the committee in the case OF
tive to Intimidation vas referred to the conf
rnttee Of lawyers.
That portion concerning the assault and
battery by Clark Was referred to the secret
committee.
Adjourned.
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James Eeggs, president (acting).
+. George NJ. Wright and George Delevine
seated from the ninth ward vice james I'll.
Bling and r. Fl. Webb, resigned.
Messrs Brown. Winston, Armstrong and
Duffy were seated from Gretna.
Mr. Gonzales, from st. Bernard, was seated.
A communication from Gretna was read,
Stating that DIR. J. 3. Armstrong, vice j. t.
Winston resigned, was elected.
Communication from Branch No. /, that
Messrs. Sparks and Henry had resigned from
the association.
/. r. Murdoch, fourth ward, resigned from
the rrand Council.
The president made the following appoint
rneuts in accordance with article 8 OF the CON
stitutiOn:
First Ward-Dr. r. E. Broaddus,
| Second WArd-R. l.. Bruce.
| Sixth Ward-Charles De Armas.
Eighth Ward-J. A. Brett.
Tenth Ward-J. G. Fleming.
Twelfth Ward-W. NJ. Atkinson.
Sixteenth Ward--A. &. Brice.
Third War1-C. f. Ladd
| Seventh Ward-W A. Hebert.
| Ninth Ward--A G. DeJise
| Eleventh Ward-H g. Castellanog.
| Gretna-John Salvant.
| Mr.. CulIom, from the committee on new
pass word, handed in q report which was
adopted.
John McGowan was appointed to instruct
branch councils concerning new passwords
MIR: CULLOM MOVED THE ADOPTION
P ? WHlCH WAS CAkRIED
CUILOM, ], WIN. DAVIS AND l.. 4. Shell
DON APPOINTED FOR SAID PURPOSE
| Adjourned,
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working under the constitution Of your hon
orable body, and under its supervision.
The present membership OF the association
Ia 1885, of whom 1348 are white and g37 coloIed
Below ID statement per ward:
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NEW ORLEANS, September q, 1878

Beggs, chairman.
Beggs elected chairman, vice Witt, re-
signed.
BY W. i. Evans-That the Grand Council
recommend that the parish convention be
called on the eighteenth Of October, 1878.
Adopted
BY W. L. Eqans-That o committee Of three
be appointed, and the president 20 be chair
man thereof, to inform those members o. the
parish committee VINO are members 81 TINS
association Of the passage Of the above Te7C>-
luton
The finance committee is as follows: A. f.
DeLisle, chairman; Jno. &. Fleming, A. H.
Delmas, J. n. Hagin8, VIM. CairpDeli. -,
The symbol to convene fneeIihg u tha
Grand Council i3 changed 10 READ as I0loWs-
81 Date Hour.
V. B. Fl.
4 dash before the figure representing the
hour means morning; q dash following the
| hour rnnana night.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 81, 1878.


James Beggs presiding.
Additional appointments, under article b,
by the president:
First Ward-M. M. Campbell.
Second Ward C. f. Glaudin.
Fifth Ward-A. Bruion.
Seventh Ward-Louis Perret.
Tenth Ward-J, J. Lane.
Eleventh Ward-Geo. Htte.
Twelfth Ward-M. Welsh.
Thirteenth Ward-John +. Fitch, Jr., and
J. q. A. Fellows.
Fifteenth Ward-Felix Borne and W. W..
Hite.
Seventeenth Ward-Wm. Kern and Simon
Aspernlly
Third Ward-W, l.. Evans.
A communication from the seventh ward
was received, setting forth that Democrnts
were endeavorjng to join the branch, and that
the National party had been successfully or
ganized in said ward.
The following motion WIS passed:
That the secretaries Of branch and nuxila-
nv clubs be prohibited from furnishing the
constitution no roll Of members, nor copies
thereof, TO any party or parties under any
| consideration.