The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-29
THE CAMPAIGN.
Political Items-Adiustnsnt Of the Split in
the Democratic Party-Canddates
fo- Go7snor, State
Senator, Eta.
Senator, Etc.
lCorresDondenee 81 the Deuoerat.l

BAYOU SAEA, August %, t57J
The former split Ia tEle party has been
araicaoly adjusted, and the campaign opens
without any dissenstons.
Candidates are coming 10 the front, and
cauc9lsaing ts getting lively. Cen. Fred "
Ogden i the grst choice .. the parish Demo
cracy for Governor. Hon. w. W. Leake viii
no doubt receive the nomination FOR Senator
aad Hon. ). ). Powell for district Judge
Among the parish candidates are John J
Harrow and &. 3. Smith for sheriff; G. u
Barrow, M. w. Stewart and w. E. RogtIlio for
clerk Of COURT Dir. j. VI. Dederick Tor repre-
sentative.
Hon 5. J. Powell vas elected Yesterday by
OF the state Central Committee and will at
tend tEze neeting q that conmlttee on tae
twenty fifth. VIDETTE
ALEXANDRIA. EAFrDEs PAE1sH. /
August ll Ie3s. J
To tho R5i-or of tbs Damocrat:
E9erything u quiet il this partzfl. Very
little political interest DISPLAYED a. Ye.t, a.
pected to crop out. Oar people generally =
sustain tLe coaatitation, aud quite chang.
IL sen iflent has taken place on tue subject 81
the 4eJs ordinance, winch many % oar D4at
clslzsI.s eaLt.k Lad s-at o-' accepted, N orter
t. 51ye it4tuEe DIVISIONS AID GIseeTI55EJ15-.
ffo1a al tLat | can fIeaf the E14fLl Coz
grps7!olal D.stEiet VIII ae almoa. q init ser
HIItz for Governor.
Ine cora crop has suffered a good deal, anf
the caterpillar tas appeared ia several
neigaborao1d7. Yours, etc, CI.Ia
Judge Bu5sey, II West Carroll is q candl-
date for district Judge Of that district
We notice that our oId-tirae friend Nc.
CEas. 4. BE1a!e is candidate for sheriff Of
the parish 81 IoerEiIIe. Good Iacz 80 aila
GEO. W. Had7Detn, of OpeIousas, has an
nounced himself - q candidate for r-e-.ieeti3n
10 the Office VI district Judge Of the Thirteenth
Judicial District.
They are discussing il s. Landry the qtleSs-
ton whether 10 hold nominating convention
or leave the race free 10 all. The former plan
seems 20 have the most advocates.
The name Of Col. T. L. Claloorne Will be pra-
sented 5ef1re -taa .Qs.n feIattc oonajns sja->
lS4h- IN TIE CITY.
r-t. rrcFlaFyIa hat the Democratic CorzeFT2-
tive parish Comuittee viii assem- a!s IL tLffe
Or four data, and open the campaign IN, II LEE
- The exact tiEGa u liz assem- oiiLg l-e-
rxrtis m tGe executive cOl Eaiesef % t541
State Central C0mGittee, for, ut4-A ls9za1 oet15
irsaa a formal call for tn. cf}lVel eGE!, sLi5I
e,fv.as f1rraaI notice Of tue aQporlL5ElI1Lei3 ;,
1rr the Parish GGIl4ittef. a47 tf5sL4lhs 20 - -
Tra work OF fizlLg the apport!olFA FAt.L-e =
+t.-f01I= and Iab0rloI5 one, AID IL via Ia15
cay Or tEo TO coEnp4eee t.
caa ha- f4er Issued to the German elet-
zAn- III the Ilird ward 10 Laeet "a ! uII1-Fa
+ ali. tomorrow evening, August ~ a. I ~ =
- snd ra0rgalze the Third Ward Demo
cratic Club.
THE REAR TO TIE FRONT IN TIE ELY = =
WAED.
Ta.t ararfrg over a hundred bola fda Tct
orr a.aara5!ei - Hdgaes's Hal, On 1hlSs
ztraet- between Barolt.a and Dry af1E77e ahl
/ nit1r, -ra- orranfZ1d foc the coming ca41 EJalSA