The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

JAMEAlGN NUIES.
Lincoln pariah puts up Hreenback candi-
date for the Legislature,
Sumptpr n. Spann had been nominated by
the Democracy Of Webster as their candidate
for sheriff.
Mr.. III. NJ. lohnaon Ia an independent can
didate for the Senate from the Ninth Senate
rial District.
Hon. John XII Moncura. of Caddo. II catl-
dldate f0r Judge of thc Court VI Appeals from
the frat circuit.
Hon. James H. Muse haa declined the nom
ination rendered him by the 3reenhackers of
Tangtpahoa as a candidate of Senator from
that district.
There s full Independent Republican
ticket ih St John the baptist. James Gall is
the candidate for Representative and A. ".
BabcoCk for sheriff.
John y. Chapman, a native Of Maine. and
supervisor OF registration for baton Rouge
parish In 1870, has again put In an appearance
In that pafish. and Ia busy working up the
Radical and Greenback element,
The Independent Republican ticket In JEFF
ferRDn H. as folaWa. For diatrirt Judge,
Twenty,SNth Judicial District. M, y liy-
man; for clerk III court, Henry Stahl. Tor
Representative. John Brown. for sheriff, y.
q. Guatine.
The Republican Convention Of Rapdes mot
Saturday last and indorsed the Democratic
district senatorial aud pariah tickets, but
called on the Republicans of the parish to
vote fit Reattia and the rest Of the lie
publican ticket
The Senatorial convention of the Eleventh
District Lafayette, st. Martin and Iberia
met at Rayville. November s. II. S. Perry,
OF Iberia. was nominated FOR Senator by ac-
clamation and an executive committee for the
district appointed.
There are two full Republican tickets ~ ~.
~, ffv i,,J1 far al il
Martin for clerk, George EasrS for KnpreEen-
tative constitute ono The independent Re
publican ticket Is as follows. LouiRpry for
sheriff, ]. y. Albert for clerk, and q, q. Bour-
geous for Representative,
The Claiborne Guardian warns all the
Democratic candidates In Claiborne aga'nat
forming any sort Of alliance with tho kepnh-
licana TO secure their own election. rs race
IA a free hurdle, open ~ all, and " FEARS that
come Or the candidates may become 10 excited
in the race IA to forget that they are Demo
Gratis,
The Republicans of Bossier woke up last
Tueaday. met at Bellevue. and indoreed
Judge r. w, Turner for district Judge Capt
T,W. Fuller for district attorney and nomi-
mated Deputy Recorder Toney Williams for
REPRESENTATIVE in the Legislature. COM
mittee of Ave was appointed to select par
ish ticket.
Basttie made his usual Anglo Saxon speech
at Homer on the fifteenth. He told his au-
dience. principally negroes, that the white
man must rule this country aud that the ne
Eroes must take q back scat. and wound up
with loud boasts of his Anglo Saxon blood.
The Guardian declares that he IL an trrecon-
cillable Bourbon and White Leaguer
Taylor Beattie Republican candidate for
Governor, who Is following In tn, the wake ',' OF
sne Wilt canvassers, spoke In Bellevue Fri
day. About 900 assembled TO hear him, hut
as II was an .open air" meeting and the rain
pouring down rather coniously, y rather
danlpenPd the patriotism 81 his culored con
nreratinn. and they thinnnd out until the
shower was over. Webster Tribune.
The Claiborne parish convention met at
Homer November II. ut II O'clock M, Capt.
Thomas Price. chairman, aud q. W. Mead,
ows, secretary Mr., NJ. Il. BRYAN stated that
large mai ,ritv of the delegates came there
Instructed 10 make no party nominations al
that time He moved. therefore, that me
convention adjourn without any action. lho
melton prevailed. and the convention ad-
lourned sane dtG.
The Republicans Of lafourehe are pursuing
the poliey OF selecting their candidates from
those men defeated at the Democratic prttu~
ary. Charles Nico for instance who had been 2
Republican for several years, ana was sheIll
few years ago, was nominated ny we M
yuhliCans but afterwards taken down ana
Sna SEWN II defeated candidate for shorltl
before the Democrats, put II hia place forhe,
a defeated Dem ocratic candidate. was slhl-
iarly nominated for clerk OF court.
Mr. A. JOLIET. Jr. one of the Candidates tor
the House. has not been IN Ierrehonne since
his nomination. We believe that 1t should
have been the duty OF the parish executive
COMMITTEES t. summon MT. Joliet go th,s nat,
ish to make some show ot canvass . ann y
Mr Jolet had declined ~ answer thr cav lh
person, some other gentleman should nave
been selected by the committee To Ill the Va
cancy caused by Mr. Joets forced Wllh'
drawal.l ferrehonne Courier.
The Republicans and independent Repuhli.
cans Of st. John are lighting each other Wild
Kilkenny Nigor. Al a meeting in the parish
the other day. Que Miles, who WIS 4 candidate
on the independent ticket. Withdrew from
that party. He declared that they were dis
organizers, and were paying men ~ &,
around ta the Republican meetings and pro,
! woke new. He also asserted that one Reee
had been promised the position OF chief depu
ty II TIA independent candidate for sheriff
was elected on the understanding that ne
sfReidA Il coIored man. should not appear al
the court house when any whites We're pres
ent.
.R Yesterday New iberia was favored with the
presence OF Messrs. PItkin. fafdee ana tnt
Republican nominee for Governor, Mr.
Beattie. They were waited on, of course, by
sSher er-oficio admirers, the Federal oillte
holders. and were welcomed by a delegation
OF their colorad fellow-ctizans, whose daoia
tr0pre could not have been tfattered by tht
aS%manner in which they We're received ny tht
standard bearers ar social equality, travelling
in search Of popularity. A colored brass bano
and a crowd of small darkies announce
their presence to outsiders. NotWlthSeand,
ing these noisy accomplishments, their arrlVa a.
excited but little attention and no enthusi