The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
PARISH POLITICS.
A REVIEW OH THE sETUATgDH-WEaA
HAS BEEN DONE ARD WHAT
rs DOING.

ions has had arraysd against 1t the Rational |
n Republican party; that dissatisfied element
which bears the name Of the Citizens Con |
ervative Association: the Workingmens or
,oeaisiio organic 4tion end last but not least,
yhat = Is commonly denominated Tebanlts
That each ons Of the organizations named
viii have their tickets In the field on ELECTION
y, is more than probable Il ls ln fact e. f,re,
neither be fprseen nor calculated upon arises.
Du'ing the past ten days there have been
ahy Natlgypay @ and h The i titzena % but It hey hey bave
Iniled. The Citizsns we're Independent, and the
wsra tto same, Both made demands,
The Citzens insisted uDon an unconditional
surrender by the Nationals and he Nationals
refused TO pnlI, down their nominees unless
EIon Of the Citizens tick t. and wsre accorded
equal represeutati IN upon It.
The failure Of the committees representing
the two parties to come to any satisfactory con
nuson did not. however, prevent considerable
wire pulling ny n the part OF tho Leaders; .5 nnd
nnd been the foundation Tor many predictions
as TO tbs result
money; they clnimed to have m organization
and votes: the Citi2Hns' had no organization to
speak III. but cnme1 10 have tho money and 1t
was prophssied by many Of tbs knowing ones
that the issues would hs pool sd and in The snd
The leuders. ignoring the action Of The commit
tees, would decide upon, one ticket.
No later than yes srday II WIS reported thht
m nrrangene ut bnd bsen nnfere into. whereby
both tickets were to be pulled down, and one to
be known MS
THE COMBINATION TICKET
was TO be put no and distributed on election
day.
Careful Investigation and inquiry. however.
leads to tfta conclusion that there has bsen no
cprnpromlsa- in fact. the opposition OF the
Nationals to tbs Citizens is Hs bitter nId ferided
as thn opposition Of both to the Democratic
The Nationals at recent meeting increased
their
AssEssMEET CaMM1TTEE
by the addition Of several members As newly
constiI Iuted, 1t Was composed OF The following
J n Haplne, J. Remand. ). NJ. Davis. 9. A.
Fnwcett. A. 4 Cutler and - Person,
The comm''t.e was anthoriz d tG pnIl down
failed tn rhy bis Hsarssment on demand. and
tp substitute The nam Of any person whom
they enw ft; provided this same person FUR
Acting unt,,r these instructions the commit
tee dropped thn. name OF Hendy, Burke for Ad-
inability TO pay his pro rnln. and in serted that
nf Aug Rnehard, thn Ciiz3ns' nomiuse. for the
same position, Mr.. 1lsehard. on call, promptly
furnished
for $500 md accepted in lieu thereof u formal
recai pt,
The check was presented to the Campaign
Committee OF the ,tionnls ut a. spe ial mseting,
and nfter consdo nbll discussion It was deGid4 d
thnt the assessment COMMITTEES be INSTRUCTED TO
return the money, hnd that Notwithstanding the
fact thnt Mr. Gfendy Burke had not responded
10 tho call upon him for his share OF cam paign
expenses, his name be kspt upon the ticket.
no ln t ac o Hl anI IN Of bs pary
but that his di~sAtisTar lon will amount to any
thing ssriGus is not probih',
Lust night there was considerable
FIGURING ON THE VOTE
which will probably be polled on election dhy,
Hf,t,r uy.sfGb n tho FDnf,FfGI iS-
tr'hion and were In their results widely dlHer"
ont -
Last evening ths Nationals pnid of their
speriai cnvasAsrR expanding over n ms hun
dfrd hrlnr-, but 'fea cnf vnsse's to show that
thsy had earn u their money before receiving
it were CDmDellrh
TO MAKE AFFIDAVIT
before Justice rf the peace who was specjnl|y
nnungsd TOR tbs oCr,,srn. alleging fraud by tho
Democratic party mud individual mernbers
thgr9of in tho registration.
THE NATIONAL TrCKET
is formally md officially promulgated to-day
in several "f tho morning journals as IN nd"
A DrMncnAT reporter lnet night sueceeded In
procuring cory nf It. and from it the rlnclph
nominations MT thken nnd submitted Tor public
In fOrmntiou,
state Trensurer-John $. Gardner.
concHEssMEn
First Digtrict-H q, CAsteIlanos.
| second DiFtric E, AUrth Cnllom.
MUNICIPAL. nFRlCERB.
| Mnyor-Robert Il. Ho9Ard.
| Administrator of Fnance-Glenfy Burke.
Air in nietrytor Of AncOuuts-E. W II brHrd,
| Administrator Of Assessments john A. Wat
| kins,
| A niniatrni or Of toice-Cnpt W G HHr ison.
| Administrator nS Water Works and Public
Euildngs-J. H. Nnudet.
A1mi Il i5trAtOr OF improvements - Edgar Il.
CvI Bheriff-Thonas Askew..
| Criminal bh"rfr-MnnhrviIIe Marigny.
tsco der. First Escordsr's CourtW. l.,
| Evans
tecorder, Second Recorders Court-Raphael
| DOuviller.
First Senatorial District-Robt, T. Huichard.
tecond Senatorial Dist rrict-W, N. Burwel.
| Third Senatorial DistrIct- Rob; Morris
Fnn1i9 Fb II Dgtrct join f. /
| Sixth senatorial Distrlct-5. b. Carlisle Il.
| Charleville
| First Representative Digtrict-D Heldreith:
| second Representative DiBtrict-Chas. Brill,
Third R,prs4entative District-Jos. R. Tor
r9 Fou9th uhs ksprgssive m TFapa tive DstricW H. Nor
Fifth Representative District-~J. NJ. Cox. Jules
| sixth REPRESENTATIVE District~E. N, Hunt.
Seventh E-rressntative Dlstrict-ProsDer L
Albert Victor GerodiAs.
Ninth Representative District-J. g. Ohlen
dorfT. Albert De Tornos.
| Tenth kepr sentative District-franc1s Scnn-
ber, oseDh Fl. Spearng.
}, Eleventh Representative Dlatrict-H. G. Mich
OILS, J4ne- L Morrison.
Twelfth Representative Dlstrict-J ohm Taylor
Thirteenth Representative District-Cnas.
Coker.
Fourteenth Representative Distrtct-Hender
son Nee aY.
Fifteenth Representative Dlstrict-HoWar'
! | wilson. ,
The ticket. as above. has been printed, Il
+ under lock and key and Willdbe In the field Oh
election day.
1 THE PROCLAMATION
Of Civil Sheriff Handy. ordering the closing 9
all bar. rooms on eIectiOn day Wi hin certai
and specified DISTANCES II the polling place
" Will be found ia another column.
TENTH WARD.
d We publish by request the following proceed
! ings Of the German Citizens Democratic Gu
- of the tenth ward: