New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.

THE STATE INVENTION lNpok>hs stNAi"" NIL
IoGG AND COMPLETES THr STATE TICKET.
Nrw-ORIEANs. Oct. 21.-The Republican state
Convention reassembled to-day and adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
R,sol-od That IT Is the deliberate Judgment Of tins
conv,tiou tuat au act of more enormous injustice 20
moi he perpetraed oy the National Senate than toe de-
prvint ns state Of OF rs senatorial reprosent'-
" -. ,sot re do solemnlv and earnestly. but
most respectfully protest. in the name Of LOUIS ana
against such contemplated acton as rave vlS,a,iva
az rrIrrino and proceeding likely to he productive
OF ur 4 inis,hi consequences hereafter.
rintions were also adopted abiding 70 the
Republ'cln victories in Maine, California. Colorado
Ohio aud Iowa. as assuring success IN 1850; thank
ing the Hon. John Sherman for his great services IN
assisting resumption Of specie payments, and thank
ing President HAYES for his acts and fidelity TO his
party. which paved the way TO the late splendid
Republican victories.
The following is general synopsis of the plat
form
Iirsf--The Government Is National I'm It's character
AMI composed OF states free IA tner spheres Du' SUD
ordinate To the National Government
toual Government guarantee free republican form
Ih,rd"No government Of for and by the people
ox,t te ballot not free. nor when the result OF
lie ballot Is changed by fraudulent and corrupt re-
Forrfh-We favor a protective tariff.
cV,ruucnt TO improve the rivers and haThuIs Of the
Aaion especially OF the great inland the Mlssis-
kipu, ID its tributaries.
Sirih-Ntuonal ad should be given for a Southern
Ser,nfbTnere should oe struck from all treaties the
clauses therein which place one and al upon The OASIS
'EiglM-I6S announcement Of American shipping by
Ni,iA-It Is the dutv Of the National Government 10
secue all means the construction of canal or other
system transportation across The isihmus OF Daltu
and no American Nation or Nations should nave
rret ,niuatinc influence IN the ma nage mt thereof
IeHfhTne nonor Of the state ana ts citizens a. wen
n tbeir National interest, Is pledged to an ATTEMPT IN
900 i 10 nav the STATE debt represented by console
u~nts approved and ratified 10y the people III 1874.
tbaf ordinance constituting a vald contract. hch Is
Elerenfh-If misfortune and financial ruin should AT
my e prevent fun aud Kid compliance with the let
Ter and spirit bonds, their settlement should be
sought after consultation with the creditors as equals
vote party should unit be cast against the
~, 9n"s,on o the odopton or rejection of the Const
tutGn lett to the individual convictions or the
T6irsenfh-The Judicial Department OF the Govern
nont enould be ken tree and unppllued by political
turmoil recognizing honest differences OF opinion as 10
The proper construction Of constitutional aud statutory
enactments Each OF the great political parties should
be represented upon the Bench.
FOurteen;h-If The ored people are accorded free
and ir elections al 10 vote and have their votes
they Will or rishtn the STATE II not
The, viii DC forced to emigrate
Acknowledgement Grant Is our unateraDlc choice iNi
President IN 1850
The state ticket was then completed as follows
For Lieutenant Gopernor James NJ Gillespie, OF Ten
sas old plaer possessing large landed interests In
that and adjoining parishes.
For Attorney Genefdt-Judge Don A. P0rdee, an eN-
Federal officer, and cOniessedy one OF the ablest law
yers ~ The state.
For state Audit0r-Claudius Mayo OF ST. Landry, a
native Louisiana, prominent IN his section and OF
commanding influence.
FOR Superintendent Of Public EdWcation-Dr. NJ. f.
Bonzano. Bernard PARISH for years past associai
I'D IN conduct o. the United - ties MINT In TINS city
coiored this city, and an educated represen
tatye Of the oolored citizens.