New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-10-19


JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.
First Justiee-W William j. Mccall.
Second Justice Wynne Rogers
Third Justice Theodule Buisson.
Fourth Justice-John Cain.
Fifth Justice-William Sarrazin.
Sixth Justice-Pa Kenny
Seventh Justice-John Baehr.
Eighth Justice4A. J@Homan.
CoNsTABLEs.
First Justices Court-John Hurley.
Second Justices Court-Robert Barnes
Third Justices Court1Steve Kenair.
Fourth Justices Court-W. II. Brooks
Fifth Justices CouNs Robert Thomas
Sixth Justices Court. Krieger.
Seventh Justices Court-F Gels.
Eight Justices Court-Phil. Mitchell
,s The National Parish Convention.
On Thursday, after several days hs 4
been spent in the preliminary work Of
ganizing etc., the Convention reassemblfd
and was called to order BY the Presideu
The Committes of Conference submitted
the following report: -.
GentIeme,t- Your Comaaittee on Confsr-
saee beg leave 10 report that they have
kAA an interview with the Conferences
Committees representing the several po-
htical organizations of this city, and have
arrived at an understanding With the Coa-
ference Committee representing the Re-
publican Parish Committee of the parish.
The aforementioned committee had no
demands to make for representation ur0l
The city ticket that your honorable con
vention have assembled to frame, bat onl
asked that they be permitted 10 use &
veto power, or, in other words, that
your committee, should suggest the mar
| Of such gentlemen as might come bsSfS
this convention, and if considered eJJe's
tionAble by them that such candidate
should be dropped and others substitutes
In accordance with this agFeemert ana
after full discussion 81 aHairs III Y
thorough canvass Of the names mentioned
IS proper nominees, We have selected and
agreed upon the following Iiat OF neutlss
tinen Eoz ths bositi0nd So opposits thsi
names, which, il fadDpted without chang
by this convention, and placed before y
| people Of this city, viii, we are assi
receive the support Of that p6 ~
The following is the ticket 3 Sd
by the joint conference commirdIe8
! National and Republican parties :n,,a
Robert s. Howard, Mayor. Sss
Glendy Burke, AdministratoF
nance.
B. W. Hebrard, AdministratoIp'
counts.
John A. Watkins, Administrator d AS
sessnents.
George D. Hite. Administrator of m
merce.
]. B. Gaudet, Administrator of Water
Works.
E. st. Cenn. Administrator of Improves
ments.
W. G. Harrison, Administrator of Po-
lice. rs4
Thos. Askew, Civf Sheriff.
Henry Guillotte, Criminal Sheriff.
]. G.. Roche, Coroner Upper Districts.
DR.. Henry Bezou, Coroner Lower Dis
triets.
W. L. Evans, Recorder Of First and
Fourth Districts.
Eugene Staes, Recorder Second ant
Third Districts.
The report was received and the nomi
nees presented by the committee, wert
duly confirmed by the convention with tht
exception of Eugene staes, who was de-
feated on ballot, aud B. Douyillier was
nominated.
The Cltizens' Association.
The Citizens Association met last even
ing at $50 o'clock, and after passing upon
some three hundred names, submitted by
various factions, parties and individuals,
for the several positions specified, at IL As
O'Clock last night announced that they had
decided upon and ratified the following
ticket:
dTzENs' coNsERyAITvH REFORM TICKET.
MAyor--I. W. Patton.
Administrator Of Finance-Aug. Rei{
ehArd.
| Administrative of fAcOOunts-JOhn GlynH
Jr az
Administrator Of osmnercs-T -Thomal
a. Hunt
Administrators of Improvements-E. Y
4 Manning.
7 Administzbor of wAterworks and Publ
lie Buiidings-T. Bailly Blanchard.
Administrators Of Asesspents -Aristida
Marie. ,s-r1
| Administrator Of Polise-Fm. Pierce,
| Civil Sherih-Thoa. Fl. Handy
OiHinAl ShsFiR - Vaudeville MaFiou.
Cluseas',l FaxuayeEss a@d wOrl1ingmeuss
Vlehet.
/ MayG-C. Il. Tebault
AdministEatoE Of Finance-Felix Laba.
tut.
| Administrator Of Accounts
Administrator Of Commerce Du,
mestre
1dministratOr Of 1np~ovements-Thor
Ehey. luae
4SminissrasOE Of AAsessments-H
z GdninIaIistOs Of POliOs-Paul BOnas
nSur.Hsr s - GT7 ID =
Admipistrstor Of wsterworls, aui
1 Nj VTfsa