The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
A PLAN FOR ADJUSTMENT.

With the intention of producing harmony
and consolidating the acknowledgements
tive party Of the parish OF Orleans, we, the
subcommittee OF the Parish Committee, and
the subcommittee of the presidents OF the
ward clubs, and the subcommittee OF the
Citizens OF said parish all acting In the name
and as members of the Democratc-Co Conserve
tive party, do respectfully recommend for
consideration and approval by our respective
organizations the following course, viz:
That the executive committee of the two
branches shall combine their Joint efforts
and actions
First-To have complete and thorough re-
vision OF registration To the end tnab none
but legal electors, shall be ehtltlea, 70
vote at election for delegates to the constitu-
tional convention; and for the purpose OF en-,
| ablIpp all persons who have not registered
to do So TO accomplish this. to have thor
ough canvass of the city made Jointly To de-
| teet all errors and improper registrations, II
any there be- and have them corrected
to have erased ali improper and Incorrect re,
glstrations, and to have those registered
who have failed to do 80.
| Second-As soon thereafter as practicable,
under rules and regulations to be approved
by said executive committees, TO nave gen
eral election held In every wald ana senate
rial district for candidates as delegates TO the
| constitutional convention under the super
of election at each poll, appointed according
to the usages OF the Demoeratic-Conserv
tive party, one-half Of these TO be selected by
the ward presidents and the other hall to De
selected by the executive committee OF the
Den, eratic- Conservative Citizens OrganiZa-
tion-they to act jointly for the selection
directly by the people OF their candidates OF
delegates to The constitutional convention,
which candidates, thus selected by plurality
, of the votes cast, shall be held, considered
: and accepted as the regular candidates OF the
Democratic Conservative party OF the parish
of Orleans, and shall be so oflielally pro-
|, claimed by the president and secretary OF the
Parish Committee, and be Endorsed by the
executive mmittee OF the Democratic-Con-
servative citizens, as the regular Democrat
: ic- Conservative candidates or delegates to the
constitutional convention
. In the case where selections are TO be maze
concurrently with adjoining or country
parishes, the said executive committees snail
select delegates to represent that portion OIL
the parish OF Orleans connected with any out
side parish to act in concert with such par
y ishes In making the final selections with In
: structions to support and vote for such can
! didates as may have been selected by the vote
4 given and determined rs aforesaid.
L ALBERT VOORHEES,.
President State Central Committee
JOHN s. FULLY,
q Vice President and Chairman OF Executive
Committee.
J. HENRY BEHAN,
I w. b. SCHMIDT,
Members OF Executive Committee
BERNARD G. SHIELDS,
= President Conservative Parish
: Committee.
LIONEL ADAMS,
u Vice President and Chairman OF Executive
/ Committee OF Parish Com mittee.
TERRENCE REILLY,
JOHN A. MCDANIEL,
n j g. MEIsTER,
l. Members Of Executive Committee from Par
- ish Committee.
n j. CONNOLLY,
If Cha rman COMMITTEES Of Central Ward Clul
q Presidents.
w. I'll. MERKEL,
= T.. l.. BOWER,
Members OF Committee OF Central War
J. Club Presidents.
q LOUIS BUSH,
70 Chairman Of Sub-Com mittee OF Democratic
Conservative Citizens Organization.
, A. III. MAY,
10 JOHN CHAFFE,
d J. ALDIaE,
IA Members OF Subj Committee OF Democratic
q Conservative Citizens Organization.