The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-21
TIE RED WARRIORS
WHO AND WHAT THEY ARE,
Their Purposes----Their Oath.
THE ENEXT'ELECTION TO BE CARRIED
BY VIOLENCE AND BLOODSHED.
Extracts srssma the Minutes of the Grand
Council Native American
Association.


Association.
NHwORLEANBr October Il, 1878.
At q meeting held this day 1T was resolved
that no Republican parish convention will
be held, but the nominations made by the
National party will be indorsed by the Re-
pasbticass. q zs.=.z5zl .sszss.,
q. e0mnibsse ssas appointed to irs3ttrast
those delegates Of; the National PARTY, who
are at the same time members of the Native
American Association, that it is their duty to
vote for meDbers-of the Native American
Association in preference to those who are
not. The committee consisted Of Alfred
Bourges, N. Underwood and G. z. Ladd.
i Mr.. Falls informed the association that
Michael Hahn was working In the interest of
Z. John Ellis; that Hahn was seeking his
own nomination on the Republican ticket for
Congress-, so that Culom might be defeated.
Ladd replied that Hahn would certainly
not succeed, and that Cullom would be in
dorsed by the Republicans.
Rep orts from the eighth and fourteenth
wards giving the names Of delegates elected
to the National convention were received and
ordered to be transmitted to the president Of
the Parish Committee OF the National party.
The committee on conference Of the Ma
tional party were to have met OF the four
teenth instant, at4 D. N.
The National. convention adjourned at 5
o'clock, too late for consultation. Notice was
sent to Baquie for meeting, at So Canal street,
on Tuesday, at I'D. m.
At Il meeting held by the Executive Com
mitteee, subsequent to the above it was re-
solved
THAT INTELLIGENT, PICKED MEN
WERE TO BE STATIONED AT EACH
ELECTION DAY.
That nobody but delegates be admitted to
the National convention, or those furnished
with tickets OF admission, Of which but few
will be given.
THE PROPRIETY OF DESTROYING
IN CASE IT WAS, FOUND THAT THE
NATIONAL PARTY HAD LOST THE
6FGKE6 6fEGK59S rhP AAP 4H EqGGGST1oM MGhf M4f
BE CALLED OUT, AND SUCH A COURSE
THEREBY PREVENTED.
In reply it was stated that THE MILITIA
THE TqEt5 c6N4KY HAXE = HYs Hhf HANPf Pm EULL IN
In this connection we give the names of q
few Of the leading members Of the association
in the country parishes
Oscar HOlt-West Baton Rouge.
r. f. Guichard-St. Bernard.
., Lorenzo Morales St. Bernard, b. .s.s~ =
Denito Oieda-St Bernard.
Felix Gonzales-St Bernard.
Alfred Estopinal-St. Bernard.
Victor EstOpiLal-St. Bernard.
VIM. MurreIl-Madison.
I, G. ANDERSON-S Landry.
Pierre MaglOlre-AVOyelles.
Samuel Wakefeld-Iberia.
Isaac Sutton-St. Mary.
j. Henri Burch-East Baton Rouge.
A. Williams-East Baton Rouge.
VIM, Harper-Caddo.
jacques Gla-East Carroll.
John f. Breaux-Pointe Coupee.
Eugene PlaqueEnnes.
Patrick Leonard-Plaquemin
Il. 7. Burgess -Rapdes.
1hos Cemens-Rapides.
2. j. Naturalization.
ROBERT o. HEBERT-Iberville.
Pierre Landry-Ascension
Ambrose drigues-AsCensiOn
Ben Fl. Lanier-East Carroll,
E. W. Peck-Madison,
T. P. Coates-MadisOn.
Geo H. -PlaquemineS.
S. W. Kip-Paquemine
Louis Souer-AVoyelles.
Joseph AlIen-St. Charles.
Joseph o. Clement-St. John.
G1stave Forstali-St. James.
Anderson Toliver-COncordia.
Eugene SENEGAL Morgan City.
Louis Soublet-Jefferson.
Victor LoEnbard-JeffersOn.
Ernest CarmOuche-}e1fersOn,
p. CarmOuche- Jefferson.
7. b. Quinn-JeferSon.
Joseph Fortuna Jefferson.
Joseph Stephen--Jefferson.
S. W. SawyeI-St Bernard.
l.. E. Salles-Lafayette.
J. 0. Howell-East Feliciana.
r. B. JOhnson-IerrebOnne
n. Dickerson-St. James.
NJ. A. Bell-St. Bernard.
FL. G. Observation-Disclosures
A 'branch' or might" degree> designated
the