The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-26
THE CONVENTION.
The Names OF Delegates Known To No
Elected TO the Constitutional
,,5 Convention. .5

The Names Of DELEGATES Known To ne
Elected TO the Snstituti0nal
4 .ts Al convention.
The following delegates to the constitutional
convention are known TO be elected. In many
instances there were no contests:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
First Senatorial Dlstrict-H. P. Ksrnoehan.
Dem. Stoddart Howell. Nat.
Second Senatorial District Gustave LeGar-
denr, Jr. Dem. Henry Chiapela. Dem.
Third Senatorial District -Thos. j. semmes
Fourth Senatorial Dlstrict-Frank BuIger.
Fifth Senatorial District-Gus A. Breaux
sixth Senatorial District-B. r. Forman
Dem. /; Don A. Pardee. Rep.
Seventh Senatorial District-Henry Demas.
Eighth Senatorial Dlstriet-F. P. Poehe, Dem.
Ninth Senatorial Dlstrict-Clay Knobloch,
Dem. Mayer Cahen, Reps
=, Tenth Senatorial Distribution Cafrery. Dem. !;
Eleventh SENATORIAL District-Edw. Simon.
Twelfth Senatorial Distriet-Joseph M. Moore
DEM; w. A. Robertson. Dem.
Thirteenth Senatorial Distriet-F. l.. Clat-
7 Fourteenth Senatorial District--T. r. Allan,
Fifteenth Senatorial District-Judge T. B.
Lyons, Dem.
Sixteenth Senatorial District Gen A. s. Her.
Seventeenth Senatorial Dlstrict--J. B. Eas-
Eighteenth Senatorial District-Jas. G. White
Dem.
Nineteenth Senatorial District-M. J. Cum
ningham DEM. H. Stile Dem.
Twentieth senatorial District-L. M. Mutt
Twenty " first Senatorial District-J. O. Vance,
Dem. . Gen. A. B. George. Dem.
Twenty second Senatorial District-R NJ
Todd. Dem; q. L. Gaskins, Dem.
r, Twenty-thlrd senatorial j. gistrictnJudge r.
:, Twenty-fourth Senatorial Dlstrict-Judge J.
Twenty fifth Senatorial Distrlct-J. A. Gla
TRwienty-sixth Senatorial District = W. H..
PARISH DELEGATES
ASCENSION Pierre Landry Rep.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bulow. Rep: Biviaco
Avoyees-E J. Joffrion. Dem: A. Noguez.
Baton Rouge East-Leon Jastremski Dem !:
Robert L. Young, Dem
Baton Rouge, West.,Col; Il; Fayrot. Dem.
Bosaier- Henry Ogden. Dem
Caddo-Judge 7. Z. Land, Dom: N. @. Blan-
Caicasisu ID j. Reid. Dem.
1oarr6ll, West +, J, Lot. Dem.
CatahouIa-S. l.. Elan. Dem.
CIaibcrne1 II. Mofeiand. DEM; J. T. d.
ConcordiaI David Young, Rep.
: Desoto-B. F. Jenkins. Dem: J. W. sutherlin.
Dem.
;. FelicIsna. East-G. W. Munday. Dem: J. Fl.
FsIiciana. west-w. W. Leake. Dem.
Franklin-J. G. Baskin. Dem.
GrantR b. Williams. Dem.
Iberia-Juhge I. Fontelieu. Rep.
Iberville-J. A. Stevenson. Bop; J. A. David
yaekson-E E. Kidd, Dem.
jefferson Roche Rep.
Lafay M. f. Gerard. Dem.
Lafourche-Henry Grimes. Rep: /. d. Moore.
Iincoln-Major T. J. CoIyIn, Dem.
Ltvingston-L. q. Covers Dem.
MadIson-M G. Bobie. Rep; 2. B. 8. Pinch
Moreh6use- G. Davenport. DEM
Natehitoches Jos. Henry, DEM: W. A. Pom
Ouachita-David Faulk. Dem.
Plauuemines-H g. Warmoth, Rep.
Poi1te CoupeerCharles Parlange Ind.
, hapidesnG. W. Bolton. Dem. Robert L.
R9d RivsrIH, Q; stringfellow. Dem.
St. Bernard Albert Estopinal, Nat.
ST. Chares-Chas. Bourgeois Rep.
st. Helena,D. Kemp. Dem.
St John-A. G. Babcock. Rep.
Dem W. Burton, Dem L. s. Hazard. Dem.
ut. Martin-A1ex Strowiek. Rep.
g. TammanyDJsmes M Tho m 9; I Dem n rep
IaDRlpah0a-N. y, EdWaTds, Dem.
Tensas-H. j. Steele. Rep; J. 3. Matthew'S.
Rep.
Terrebonne -Enos Williams. Rep; Jordan
Stewart, Rep.
Vermillion-F r. King Ind.
WWa Wa nc ? g OF w Dem a.. nav
Winn-E. *, McGinty. Dem.
Orleans Ferd. Marks DEM: NJ. D. Lagan,
DEM; John Kennedy, DEM; Ches. Byrne
DEM. W. A Bell, DEM; W. j Kelly. Dem j. O.
Denis, Dem: e. J. .Gueringer. DEM; J. N.
Augusti1, Dem. ". A. Benveng. Dem; Victor
Long, ST.. Dem L. A, Witt. Dem J Joseph Col
lins. Dem. John Phelps. Dam; James McCon-
Dem. Fl. Breen. Den. Franz MeGIoin. Dem. /:
7; B. Stamps. Rep,; W, Loan. Rep.
Democrats 30. Republicans 30. Independents
8. Nationals q. To be heard from 2-Sabine and
Vernon. ri fzzs-t
Ed. Simon and r. r. King classed az indie
pendents. are Democrats, having simply run
independent against the regular Democratic
nominee.