The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-02

| Di river above the middle of Canal street. and
also In that part of the parish of Orleans known
as Orleans. Right Bank. all for the term of two
years;
| And whereas 1t Is also provided by law that,
at the same time. there shall be elected by
the qualified electors of this State the Parish
of Orleans excepted) such number of Justices
| OF the Peace. Constables and Police Jurors as
may be fixed by the police uries of the several
parishes throughout the State, to be elected by
the qualified electors of their respective wards.
! for the term Of two years, and to be voted for
| in separate box, to be kept for that purpose,
| In which the ballots for the electors for ward
officers shall be deposited, and the returns of
said election shall be made separate and apart
from the returns Of the votes cast for other off,
cers. In the manner required by law;
| And whereas. it Is also provided by law that.
at the same time. there shall be elected by the
qualified voters of the respective districts OF
the Parish Of Orleans: eight Justices of the
| Peace and eight Constables for the term OF two
| years. to be designated as follows:
| One Justice and one Constable In the district
! between Felicity road and Julia street, known
rs the First Justice of the Peace for the Parish
of Orleans"
| One Justice and one Constable In the district
| between Julia and Canal streets known as the
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF
| Orleans
| One Justice and one Constable In the district
| between Canal and Esplanade Streets known
Us the Third Justice Of the Peace for the Par
ish Of Orleans"
One Justice and one Constable In the district
known as the Third District Of the city of New
Orleans. known as the Fourth Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans"
One Justice and one Constable In that part of
the parish of Orleans which lies on the right
bank of the Mississippi river known as the
Fifth Justice of the Peace for the Parish of
Orleans"
One Justice and one Constable for the Fourth
District Of the city of New Orleans known as
the Sixth Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of
Orleans"
One Justice and one Constable for the Sixth
District of the city Of New Orleans, known as
the Seventh Justice of the Peace for the Parish
of Orleans"
One Justice and one Constable for the Seventh
District of the city of New Orleans known as
the Eighth Justice Of the Peace for the Parish
of Orleans"
And whereas. 1t Is also provided by law that,
at the same time, there shall be elected one Re-
corder for the First Recorders Court Of the
city of New Orleans, composed Of the First and
Fourth Districts Of said city. and one Recorder
for the Second Recorders Court OF said city
Of New Orleans, composed of tho Second, Third
and Fifth Districts OF said city. to be elected by
the qualified electors of their respective dis
tticts. for the term Of two years:
And whereas. 1t is also provided by law that,
at the same time there shall be elected at large
by the qualified electors Of the city Of New Or
leans. for the term Of two years, one Mayor
and seven Administrations for said city. to wit:
One Of Finance, one of Commerce. one Of I'm
provements one Of Assessments, one Of Police,
one of Public Accounts, and one Of Water
works and Public Buildings;
And whereas, the General Assembly of this
State at its sessions of 1878 adopted certain
proposed amendments to the constitution OF
this State which. under the provisions Of arti-
Gle lat of said constitution. are required to be-
submitted to the people for ratification or re-.
lection, which amendments have been more
fully set forth by the official PRONUNCIATION Of
the Secretary Of State, in accordance with the
constitution to which reference is had. and are
submitted to the people at the next general
election in such manner and form that the peo-
pie may vote for or against each amendment
UNDER ACT NO. g:s, REGULAR SESSION
OF 1873.
First proposed amendment--'' For State oapi-
tai at Baton Rouge" or For State capital at
New Orleans"
UNDER ACT NO "a, REGULAR SESSION
OF 1878.
Second proposed amendment" For amend
mont :" or Against Amendment"
Third propO- ed amendment" For amend
ment" Or Against amendment"
Fourth proposed amendment" For amend
ment" or Against amendment"
Fifth proposed amendment-"For amend
ment' or Against amendment"
Sixth proposed amendment-"For amend
mont" or Against amendment"
Seventh proposed amendmeDt-"For amends
mont" or Against amendment"
Eighth proposed anendment-"For amend~
ment' or Against amendment
Ninth proposed amendment-"Fo amend
mont Or Against amendment"
Tenth proposed amendment-"For amend
ment" or Against amendment"
Eleventh proposed amendment" For amends
mont" Or Against amendment"
Twelfth proposed amendment-'F For amend
ment'' or Against amendment"
Thirteenth proposed amendment - For
amendment" or Against amendment"
Fourteenth proposed amendment - For
or Against amendment"
Fifteenth proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment"
Sixteenth proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment"
Seventeenth proposed amendment - For
or Against amendment"
Eighteenth proposed amendment - For
or Against amendment"
Nineteenth proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment"
Twentieth proposed amendment - For
amendment Or Against amendment"
UNDER ACT NO. l2, EXTRA SESSION OF
1873.
Twenty-first proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment"
Now. therefore, l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana. do hereby
ssue this my proclamation. directing an elec-
ion to be held throughout the State at such
places as may be designated by the legal local
authorities thereof, on Tuesday. the fifth day
If the month Of November. eighteen hundred
md seventy -eights lit being the first Tuesday