The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-30
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. |
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Dspartmsnt. |

whereas, IL ts provided by law that on the FIRST
Tuesday after the first Monday OF the month OF
November. 1873. and every two years thereafter
there shall be an election for Representatives
In the General Assembly of this State to serve
for the term Of two years. and to be elected by
) the qualified electors of their respective par
; ishes in this State and Representative districts
OF the city OF New Orleans, according to the ap-
portionment Of 1878, as follows:
First Representative District. First Ward. one
Representative,
) Second Representative District, Second Ward.
two Representatives.
Third Representative District Third Ward,
three Representatives: the representation Of
which having been increased. agreeably to O.
census Of said ward taken according to the pro-
visions OF act No. % of the extra session of 1873
| Fourth Representative District Fourth Ward
one Representative.
Fifth Representative District, Fifth Ward. two
Representa- ives.
Sixth Representative District Sixth Ward
| one Representative.
| Seventh Representative District Seventh
| Ward, two Representatives.
| Eighth Representative District. Eighth Ward
one Representative
Ninth Representative District, Ninth Ward,
| two Representatives.
Tenth Representative District Tenth Ward
| two Representatives.
| Eleventh Representative District, Eleventh
| Ward. two Representatives.
| Twelfth Representative District, Twelfth
| Ward, one Representative.
Thirteenth Representation District, Thir-
| teenth and Fourteenth Wards, one Representa-
| tive.
| Fourteenth Representative District Bxteenth
and Seventeenth Wards. one Representative.
Fifteenth Representative District. Fifteenth
Ward, one Representative.
The Parish of Ascension, one Representative.
The Pa ish Of Assumption two Representa-
tives the representation of which having
been increased agreeaby to q census Of said
! parish taken according to the provisions OF oct
No. % OF the extra session OF 1878.
The Parish Of Avoyelles, two Representa-
tives.
The Parish Of East Baton Rouge, two Repre-
! sentatives.
The Parish of West Baton Rouge, ono Repre-
sentative.
The Parish of Bienvlle one Representative.
The Parish of Bossler. one Representative.
The Parish OF Caddo, two Representatives.
The Parish of Calcaseu one Representative.
The Parish of Caldwell. one Representative
The Parish Of Cameron. one Representative.
The Parish of East Carroll. one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of West Carroll, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Catahoula, one Representative
Tho Parish of Claiborne, two Repre- entatives,
the representation Of which having been in
creased ngreeably to q census of said parish |
taken according to the provisions Of act No. %
OF the extra session Of 1878,
The Parish of Concordia, one Representative |
The Parish of DeSoto. two representatives. |
the representation Of which having been in |
creased according to q census Of said parish, |
taken ngreeaby to the provisions Of act No %
of tho extra session of 1873.
Tho Parish of East Feliciana, two Represen-
tativss.
The Parish of West Feliciana. one Represen-
iaive
The Parish of franklin, one Representative
The Parish Of Grant one Representative.
The Parish of IBERIA one Representative.
The Parish of Ibervlle two Representatives,
the representation of which of having been in
creased according to a census of said parish
taken agreeably to the provisions Of act No. 23
Of the extra session Of 1873
The Parish Of Jackson, one Representative.
The Parish of Jefferson one Representative,
The Parish Of Lafayette. one Representative.
The Parish of Lafourche. two Representatives.
The Parish Of Lincoln. one Representative.
The Parish of Livingston. one Representative.
The Parish Of Madison. two Representatives.
the representation Of which having been in
creased according to O census Of said parish
taken agreeably to the provisions Of act No. %
Of the extra session Of 1873.
The Parish of Morehouse, ono Representative
The Parish Of Natchitoches, two Representa-
tives.
The Parish of Ouachita. one Representative.
The Parish Of Plaquemines. one Representa-
tive
The Parish Of Ponte Coupee, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of Rapdes. two Representatives.
The Parish Of Red River. one Representative
The Parish of Richland. one Representative.
The Parish Of Sabine. one Representative
The Parish of st. Bernard, one Representative
The Parish Of st. Charles one Representative .
The Parish Of st. Helena. one Representative :
The Parish Of st. james one Representation . :.
The Parish Of st. John tho Baptist, one Rep , ,
'esentative.
The Parish Of st. Landry four Representa-
ives 9
The Parish Of st. Martin. one Representative.
The Parish Of st. Mary, two Representatives. !
The Parish Of st, Tammany one Representa-
i've. q
The Parish of Tangipahoa. one Representa- 9
i've. [
The Parish Of Tensas. two Representatives. l.
The Parish OF Terrebonne two Representa- y
ives.
The Parish of Union. one Representative. b
The Parish of Vermillion. one Representative. a
The Parish OF Vernon, one Representative. 0
The Parish Of Washington. ono Representa-
ive b
The Parish Of Webster. one Representative.
The Parish of Wnn. one Representative.
And for eighteen Senators to represent the
ereinnfter Senatorial Districts for the term Of 0
our years. to be elected by the qualified electors q
t their respective districts as follows, to wit: IL
One Senator to represent the First Senatorial
district. composed Of the Eighth and Ninth K
Yards Of the city Of New Orleans and the Par y
she's Of st, Bernard and Plaquemines.
One Senator to represent the Second Senate
ial District. composed Of the Fourth Fifth. tt
ixth and Seventh Wards Of the city Of New b'
rleans. -