The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-13
THE CAMPAIGN.

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over Southern Louisiana.
| nomination Of candidates for parish offices
! October 20.
| T. Guichard and G. g. eager are the dele
| gat 80 to represent st. Bernard in the Repub-
l!can State convention.
The Democratic nomlne rs In the Tenth Jn-
dleial District are j. l.. Logan for district
Judge, end w. T. Hall for district attorney
delegates to their parish nominating conven-
tlon Thursday, October %. The convention
will mt OF Saturday. October rs.
The nominees In st. Helena made by pri-
mary election last week are: I'll. U. Newsom
Representative; Albert @. Dean, clerk: II. K
The Republican candidates In st. John are
John Cayolle. Octave Marmilion, Jas. Cole
and Dennis Burrel for the Legislature, and
John Webre and A. O. Babcock for the shriev-
atty.
At an election held in st. Mary. September
27, w G; Gary, u. B Mentz, H Il Lanselier
and J. NJ. Payne were elected delerates to the
Republican State convention. W. s. Posey
and &. II. M. Newman are alternates.
In the election OF delegates to the judicial
convention from st. Helena the contest was
between Messrs. j. A. Addison and Chas. Il.
umph for Mr.. Lea, five Of the delegates favor
ing Lea and one Addison.
On the eighteenth instant the senatorial
convention OF the Twenty second District,
composed Of the parishes OF Union, Lincoln,
Morehouse and West Carroll, will meet at
Ouachita City for the purpose Of nominating
two candidates for the Senate.
The convention of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict, consisting OF Ouachtta and Rlchland,
was held at Monroe October 2. For district
Judge, R. w. Richardson, of Onachita, received
the entire vote Of the convention; for district
n JI,,I, nF INV ND ynH
q, and T. A. Garrett, OF Ouachita, II votes.
The Republicans in Terrehonne are already
quarreling among themselves, and new Re
publican parish ticket will probably soon ap-
pear In the field The TerrebonEe Independ
ent thinks that many OF the ne negroes roe of q the the
nominated and will vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
The convention of the Twenty-third Sena-
torial District met at Monroe. October 2. The
candidates We're: T. Y. Ably, OF Ouachita:
Capt: E. Z. Kidd, OF Jackson; Il. 1. Wells, ~, 81
vote on the first ballot stood: Kidd 81 Ably
S5ls, Wells %, Buie l4l4. Gen. J .IFioyd King
addressed the convention before 1t adjourned.
The parish convention Of Union parish met
at Farmersvllle, October g.. Aft II organiza-
tion,, the executive commltt. were M CHOSEN zen
patrick, Il. NJ Yatum, Jas. D. hamilton. ".
B. Wimberly, G. B. Bilherry. On the ques-
ton of the convention nominating candidates
for parish officers or not the vote stood 80 for
nominating and Il against nominating.
The Republican convention of f plaqgTesmines Tsa ne
met at Pointe- d "a Hache, October T. Inc fol-
lowing delegates we're elected to the State
e9nyention: Edward ButLeE xo1s 4 f. MI Miitqn fSs
Following four as alternates; 7. p. Collette
Edward BEeun William alns hamiltqn nc Chas: v
then unanimously adopted: For Representa-
tive Harry Mahoney;, for sheriff, Chas; ~, v
Thibaut; for clerk OF court, Damas A. Ihi-
baut.
A correspondent Of the Observer suggests
the following Republican ticket For Gov
ernor, Taylor Beattie, Of Lafourche; for r Lieu
tenant Governor, Alex. Boarman, OF Caddo.
or las. Lewis, Of New Orleans; for Attorney
General, Adolph Bailey, of st. Landry, one Of
the beat educated lawyers and most popular
Creoles in the State; for Auditor. I y. Baker
of St. Martin, former mayor and upright
Creole citizen Of st. Martinsyille; for super
indent OF Education, VIM. NJ. Burwell, OF New
Orleans; for Secretary OF State, 4. j. Gal-
breth, OF Carroll