The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

The parish of Lincoln. one Representative.
The parish OF Livingston. one Representa-
tive. .
The parish Of Madison two Representatives.
The parish OF Morehouse, one Representa-
tive.
The parish OF Natohitoohes, two Representa-
tives.
Tho parish a Ouaohta. ono Representative.
The parish OF PlRduemnes. one Representa-
tive.
The parish OF Pointe Coupee. one Represent
tatiye.
The parish OF Rapides. two Representatives.
The parish OF Red River. one Representative.
Tho parish Of Rlchland. one Representative.
The parrish OF Sabine. one Representative.
The parish OF 81. Bernard. one Representa-
tive.
The parish of ct. Charles. one Representa-
The parish Of st. Helena. one Representa-
tive.
The parish OF st. James. one Representative.
The parish OF st. John the Baptist. one Rep
resentative.
The parish OF st. Landry. four Representa-
tives.
The parish OF st. Martin. one Representative.
The parish OF st. Mary. two Representatives.
The parish OF st. Tamnany one Hepresenta-
tive.
The parish OF Tangipahos. one Representa-
tive,
The parish of Tensas, two Representatives
The parish Of Terrebonne, two Representa-
tives
The parish OF Union. one Representative
The parish OF Vermlioa. one Representative.
The parish Of Vernon. ono Repres entative.
Tho parish OF Washington. one Represents
tive.
The parish OF Webster. ono Representative.
The parish Of Vim. one Representative.
And whereas 1t 10 further provided that at
the same time and place there shall be elected,
for the term OF four years. one District Judge
and one District Attorney for each o. the here
matter judicial districts of this State. to wit:
The parish of Caddo. composing the First
Dis riot.
The parishes OF Webster. Bossier and Bien-
ville composing the Second District.
The parishes of Claiborne. Union and Lin
coln composing the Third Dis riot.
The parishes OF Jackson. Winn and Caldwell
composing the Fourth District.
The parishes Of Ouachita and Rlchland. COM
posing the Fifth District.
The parishes Of Morehouse and West Carroll
composing the Sixth District.
The parishes Of Catahoua and Franklin.
composing the Seventh District.
The parishes OF Madison and East Carroll
composing tho Eighth District
The parishes of Concordia and Tensas COM
posing the Ninth District.
The parishes of De Soto and Red River. COM
posing tho Tenth District.
The parishes OF Natchtoches and Sabine
composing the Eleventh District.
Tho parishes OF Rapides. Grant and Avoyelles,
composing tho Twelfth Diatriot.
The parish OF st. Landry. composing the
Thirteenth District
Tho parishes of Vernon. Calcasieu and Gam
eron. composing the Fourteenth District
The parishes OF Potnte Coupee and West Fell
cinna, composing the Fifteenth District.
The parishes or East Felieiana and Bt- Helena
composing tho Sixteenth District.
The parish of East Baton Rouge. composing
the Seventeenth District.
Tho parishes OF Tnngpahoa, Livingston. st
Eighteenth District.
The parishes of st. Mary and TeErebonne.
composing the Nineteenth District.
The parishes of Lafourehe and ASSUMPTION.
composing the Twentieth District.
Tho parishes OF st. Martin and Iberia. COM
posing tho Twenty first District.
Tho parishes Of Ascension and st. James
composing the Twenty-SeeondD District.
The parishes Of West Baton Rouge and Iber-
Vile. composing the Twenty Third District.
The parishes of Plauuemnes and st. Ber-
nard composing the Twenty Fourth District.
Tho parishes Of Lafayette and Vermllion
composing the Twenty Fifth District.
The parishes OF Jefferson. st. Charles and
st John the Baptist. composing the Twenty
Sixth District.
And whereas. It Ia further provided that at
the same time there shall be elected in each
parish OF this State BY the qualified electors
thereof lthe parish OF Orleans exeepteh one
Clerk Of the District Court. one Sheriff and one
Coroner for the term Of four years and In each
of said parishes the parish OF Orleans ex-
cepted) as many Justices ef the Peace and Con-
stables to be elected for the term Of four years
By the qualified electors within the territorial
limits Of their jurisdiction as are now provided
for by law: and In the parish Of Orleans one Dis
trict Attorney. three Judges for the City Courts
of the city OF New Orleans. one Clerk and one
Constable for each OF said City Courts. one
Clerk for the Civil District Court. one Clerk for
the Criminal District Court. one OWL Sheriff.
one Criminal Sheriff. one Register OF Convey
ances. one Recorder of Mortgages and one
Coroner; all said officers to BIO elected by the
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the term OF four years.
All the names Of the persons voted for. at said
election. for tho offices hereinbefore enumer-
ated. shall be written or printed on the same
ticket and deposited In the same ballot-box as
the vote For or against the constitution"
And whereas. 1t Is furthermore provided that
at the election held for the ratification or rejee-
ton of said constitution. 1t shall be lawful for
each voter to have written or printed on his
ballot For ordinance relative to State debt
or the words. Against ordinance relative to
State debt" and In the event that o majority Of
the ballots SO cast have Endorsed on them For
ordinance relative to State debt" then the ordi-
nance and article Of said ordinance shall form
a part of the constitution submitted. II the same
be ratified: and IL the majority OF the votes so
cast shall have indorsed on them the words
Against ordinance relative to State debt" then
said provisions and articles shall form no part
of the constitution.
Now. therefore. I. LOUIS ALFRED WILT,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor Of