The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10
CAMPAIGN ITEMS.

the Niuth Senatorial district dnenea to run.
Charles Cousinard, nominated on the Indie
pendent ticket nj Baton Rouge has declined
To run. loft tho Independent party and joine !
the Democrats.
After some debate, the Democratic voters
Of tile first ward OF Nntchtpch"s have deter
mined t, allow ali tho registered voters Of
that ward. without regard ~ color. to vote Mt
the Democratic primary election.
An excit I'd meeting was held by tho For. th
Ward Republican club Of Ascension, IN 81.
Potor NJ. u. Church In Dnnnldaonvillc. lust
Saturday. After some suuahhling, the mr "
ing finally Endorsed Pierre Landry FOR Con
gress, In 1880, from tho Third District
The nominations Of the Republican primary
election are: House Of Representatives., John
W. Koard and w. II. Keys; clerk III court. u,
w. Condor; sheriff, Frank Verret: coroner.
dorsed NY the Democratic and Republican
parties. Terrebonne Courier.
The activity Or tho Republicans Ia indcfati-
gable. The tight between tho two factions ts
hot but II appears that tho independents arc
increasing their strength daily. u IL even
rumored TINT the regular Gandi,intof for sheriff
Ia going IL withdraw IN favor Of another can
ttdate St John the Baptist Meschacebo
| AT the solicitation and earnest request Of
| tho members of the bur ct the parishes Of
st. Mary and Terrebonnc, which parishes. I'M
dor the constitution submitted 70 The people
taenth Judicial District, T. >. Goode. ESQ. OF
| Terrehonne has consented TO accept the can
didacy " Judge OF the district
Tho new Executive Committee Of the Dem
ocratic party Of st. John the Baptist, has or
ganzed lately as follows: President, nj. A.
| lSecnel vice president. DR.. o. Hnard. secre-
tary, Charles Lasseigne. MIR. NJ A. Bccnel
mas been selected as delegate to tho State
Central Executive Committee, and the com
mittcc On conference IL formed OF Aessrs.
BeCnel, Chnnet and liaSseiEne
Tho following Is the result OF the CONVEX
| tion VI tho Nineteenth Senatorial District
Natchtoches Red River. De Soto and Sabine:
Placed in nomination. j g. Armstrong Of Sa-
hine, Nj. j. Cunningham Of Natchtoches.
Boiling Williams OF Do Soto, y. W. Self OF
First ballot Cunningham u uominatedl
Marston 12R. Armstrong 10, Self s.. Second
| ballot Marston Is 5-l3 (nomlnatodl, Sell
| IL S-13.
In the Republican convention IN this place,
Tuesday before last, Mr.. =. I. Schneider was
a candidate for the nomination Of sheriff, but
was defeated In his aspirations by G. Nicols
who obtained moro votes than Schneider did
| That night somebody played II pretty huge
joke On Schneider by posting up notices,
warning the defeated candidate to leave the
parish inside OF ono week, signing them
| selves "NiRlancn Committee. Poor Schnei-
1 del y IhibodauX Sentinel.
4 W
| Gatnhoula district nominated j. n. Luce oi
/ Catnhoula, for Senator there was considera-
BILE dissatisfaction exhibited in Grant with
/ the nomination and 4 mass meeting called
at ColtaX to consider the matter. This meet
Ing was held last month ana number ol
speeches made thcreat. Mt Luce explained
| lis views as to the policy To be pursued In
the next Legislature. After his speech, Mr.
Goodwin moved to settle the matter by rati-
! flying the nomination OF Luce, which was
| IN ha mRatiDr nIjDItfnni
Grant parish held Its nominating convon.
| tion October 81. Judge CnAabat was elected
permanent chairman and IT, Ct. Goodwin
secretary. III. w. letter. j. A. Daniels, w. @
| Harrison, G. Teal, nj. Nngent, g. q. Watson,
| W. H. Hadnet and Thomas Hickman were
| Teal received nineteen votes, q majority OF
| the convention and was declared the nominee
| for sheriff. $. Il. ShackeIford was then nom
mated for clerk on the full ballot, Major III
| Y. Mccain for representative and DIR. Philip
I Goodc Tor coroner.
| According to the minutes received Of the
Republican parish convention OF st. Charles,
d meeting was held on tho first instant at the
court house. llahnville, presided over by
Hon Geo. Essex, with Ii. Il. Sewell, Esq, sec
rotary. q. Colly WAS nominated for sheriff
and Geo. Essex name cd the nominee for Repre-
sentative to the Legislature; j i. Martin was
nominated for clerk or court BY reclamation
and DIR. j $. MojNunier named for coroner
protest submitted alI SiRieI ny y. ID
Friedman, G. a. Bourgeois and others affirms
that the convention proceedings We're arbi
trary. and that they are not bound by its acts
The parish convention then resolved itself on
motion, into a parish executive committee FOL
the next four years, with power to make nom
1 nations and till all vacancies in its own body
after which the convention adjourned.
What Eminent 81. Louis Physicians say.
Fttrsutjre OF Observation-Disclosures Liebigs TX
tract Of Beef and Tonic Invgorator IS particu
larry useful when tontcs are required being
tolerated when other forms Of animal food arr
rejected. Ia Diphtherta. Ague. Malarial, Ty'
photd Fever and every depressing disease, W.
have prescribed it with excellent success. j. H
Leslie. NJ D.: G. p. Copr NJ. D.; S. b. Prasons
NJ d Il. A. Vaughn. NJ. D.; Drs, $. L. and J G
Niielet, and many others. Sold bV leading
druggists.
The Rev. z. E. Bayiss, who eloped from
Maple River, Mich, with a neighbor's wife
has returned without her, made public
speech confessing his error, and asked to bt