The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-21
THE ELECTION.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE CINsTI
TUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Returns From Iberville, ct. Bernard. st
Charles, 1T. John the baptist, st
Martin, st. Mary. st. Landry, st. Tam
many ana webster.

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many ana webster.
IBERyILIE.
! PLAQUEMINE, March 20.-The straightout
| Republican ticket, John A. Stevenson and j
A. Davidson, was elected In this parish ovel
the Combination ticket.
L. 1. Allan, (col) Rep, is elected from the
Fourteenth Senatorial District. consisting oi
the parish and West Baton Rouge.
ST. CHARLES.
HAHNvILLE, March 20.-The following is
| the vote polled In the parish of st. Charles:
| For Senatorial Delegate from the Seventh
Senatorial District Henry Demas, (coll Rep,
$50; W. McCune, Ind, 43.
For Representative Delegate from the Par
ish-Michael Hahn, Rep, 25S; G. A. Bour-
geois, (eoll Rep, TT.
The total vote cast was 1895, very light
vote.
ST. LANDRY.
| OPELoUsAs, March 20.-The returns OF the
election of the eighteenth instant are all In,
except from one box, "Big Cane" and the fol-
| lowing Is the result: The whole number OF
votes cast, not including Big Cane, which will
| give about 10 or 80 Democratic votes, is 2577,
a small vote. The Democratic ticket received
votes as follows: Senatorial delegates, ]. III.
Moore received so far 1919 votes VIM. A. Rob-
| ertsOn, 1877 Parish delegates received votes
as follows: L. $. Havard, 1849; Z. M. Millard,
1871; Walthall Burton, 1881; Paulin Stagg
| 1906. The majority of the highest candidate
on the Democratic ticket, without the Big
| Cane box, is 1165 votes. The highest vote for
the Republican ticket was 706 votes. The
Republican ticket was sprung on us at the
| last moment, the names Of some OF the gen.
tlemen figuring on 1t having been placed on
1t without their knowledge.
J.M MOORE.
OPELoUsAs, March 20-The official returns
Of the Twelfth Senatorial District and the
parish OF st. Landry are In. The Democratic
Senatorial delegates received the following
Inr
Robertson 1902. The Democratic delegates
from the parish Of st. Landry received the
following vote: DR.. E. nj. Millard, 1857; l.. s.
Havard,. 1886; Walthall w. Burton, 1918;
received the following vote: Senatorial dele
gates Judge B. A. Martel, GIG; Hon. E. d.
Estilette, 654. Republican parish delegates
j. e. King, 700; f. o. Hays, 663; ]. ]. Thomp-
son, 706.. The Republicans seem very much
disappointed over the result. The election
passed off peacefully and quietly throughout
the parish. T. w. HEATH.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
EDGARD, March 20.-The election in st.
John was unusually quiet. There was but
one ticket In the field.
The Democrats did not put up candidates
district delegate, received 989; A. q. Babcock,
Rep, parish delegate, received 981
Demas majority In the Seventh Senatorial
District is 1926.
ST. MARY.
FRANKLIN, La, March 19-Tbe following
Is the official vote of st. Mary:
For Senatorial Delegates Caffery,
DEM, 922; Kirkman, DEM, 1913; Shaw, Ind,
1885; Perkins, Ind, 1112
For Parish Delegates Sanders, Dem, 1868;
Brooks, Rep, 100; Menaz, Rep, 1914; Smith,
Rep, 1900.
ST. MARTIN.
ST. MARTINsvILLE, March 19.-Full re-
turns from all the wards of the parish of st.
Martin elect Strowick, colored, over Gen. Alex.
DeClouet, by majority OF 229 votes, and Ed
ward Simon, Independent Republican, over
John Clegg, Democrat. by SIT votes
Edward Simon, Independent, defeats Clegg,
Democrat, for delegate from the Eleventh
Senatorial District by 1872 majority.
ST. TAMMANY.
CovINGToN March 2G-The following Is the
total vote Of st. Tammany: For senatorial
delegate, j. b. Easterly, Democrat, 48O; JAS
Ii. Muse, Independent, 1876. For parish dele
gate, j. nj. Thompson, Democrat, 473; A. A.
Baudouin, 439.
WEBSTER.
MNDEN, March 20.-The election In Web
ster parish passed off quietly. A small vote
was polled. A. B. George received ZIG votes,
J. G. Vance 276, j. d. Watkins 40. All candi-
dates Democrats. There was no opposition. |
EAST BATON ROUGE.
BATON ROUGE, March 20-The following |
Is the vote cast In this parish for the Demo
cratic delegates to the constitutional conven- |
tion:
For Senatorial Delegate-A. s. Heron 1887 |
For Representative Delegates-Leon JAS |
tremski 1885; Robt T. Young 1895.