The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
THE CONFERENCE.
Proceedings and Result of the Consultation
Between Nominees and the State
and Parish Committees

The Senatorial and Representative nomi-
nees for the parish OF Orleans met last even
ing La consultation with the conference COM
mttees of the State Executive and Parish
committees. Major =. A. Burke, chairman Of
the Joint conference committee, stated the
object of the meeting to be to consult with
the nominees with view to harmonize oil
conflicting elements In the party.
In reply to question from one OF the nom
nees tho chairman stated that the conference
was called simply for consultation concern
ing the interests Of the party with recon-
mendations submitted that the Senatorial
and Representative nominees recommit their
nominations to their respective delegations
with view of such action as the best Inter
ests of the party might require
Considerable discussion ensued concerning
the best method of promoting harmony and
securing such unity of action as would ensure
party success, and the discussion resulted In
developing disposition to subordinate per-
sonal aspirations for the public good.
Mr.. Bulger moved that the Senatorial and
Representative nominees consult with their
delegations and convene here again on Mon
day evening for consultation with the confer
ence committee OF the State Executive and
Parish committees.
Mr. Phillips offered as an amendment that
the Senatorial and Representative nominees
recommit their nominations to their respec-
tive delegations, to be convened Monday
evening. and that they report back on Tues
day to the conference committee their action
On motion of Mr.. Deyeraux 1t was unanl-
mously
ResoIred, That the roll be called and such
Senatorial or Representative nominees as are
prepared to recommit their nominations to
decision and report to the conference Tuesday
at ~ p. m, and that such Senatorial or Rep
| resentative nominees as desire to consult their
constituents further before taking action be
SO recorded they to report to the conference
| on Monday at 80 o'clock p. m.
The following nominees voted to recOmmit
their nominations to their respective delega-
tions:
First Senatorial Dlstrict-,Jos. Collins JOS.
Baker
Fifth Senatorial Dstrict-E H. Harris.
| Third Representative District-Lambert
Franz. W. J. Bulger, 2. w Aitken.
| Fifth Representative Distriet-A. Rabouin,
T.. Schneider.
Sixth Representative District = Octave
Morel.
Seventh Representative District ohm a..
Letten, j. 3. buchanan.
Ninth Representative District Herman
| Miester, Fred. Iangel.
| Tenth Representative District-D. Rosen-
berg, j. Ii. Spearing.
| Twelfth Representative Dstrict-F. l..
Richardson.
Thirteenth Representative District Hor-
ace Phillips,
Fifteenth Representative District Z.
Quinn.
The following Senatorial and Representa-
tive nominees voted to consult their delega-
tions and report to the conference Monday at
| IA o'clock p. N.
Second Senatorial District F. Armant.
Fourth Senatorial District L. O. Davey.
/ Sixth Senatorial Dstrict-James Hagan.
Sixth Senatorial District-Dr, Thos. Camp
bell,
First Representative District Ralph Nor
gan.
Second Representative District Thos.
| DeyerauX.
Second representative District = James
Barry.
Fourteenth Representative DISTRICT
| Diebel.
The Eighth and Eleventh Representative
District-No nominations yet made.