The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18

Hero Col. Thos. Il. Handy offered the follow.
~ resolution.
nssoiss I'd. That the chairman of thi. meeting.
With q vlew 70 the or4aplsstiCn o q H .ntSnr.
I IssX Is s sppoint I cNoSmmi,tee d. seventeen. one
member t6ereoi. 70 BE- selected from each ward
2 ne city; A nnadiatnn Is eo 4 4a : q III II Yf ssor q
dnn. Mancock throughout this State. Il. author
lied. 20 appoint an executive, computes for
. ses assssi q 1'd dIstsiois y q t e. STATE STATE. ''0~ 80
I've resolution was unanimously adopted.
DOL James LinRen appeared. and at the re-
quest OF the President read the following
AppnEsE.
In assuming the initiative whore We have 30
q followed. In the matter q me cno0sin9 =
considerations which impelled to this course
should Dol made known. Tho convention as
s ssneiss t * chose ssea 1u wb pSiss' tns Esp sanla,anse
drilled and disciplined under. executive patron
are and government pay. hold continued eau
rsny have scarcely uuteted the ~rlvalries and
bfckNrin1s otformer campaiRns on the very eve
0f the most mnnentous struggle America has
Thss south fssls, that something mnnst % done
quickly 10 hsal the .dlss.nslons Of political n:
~ striks i chord of enthusiasm and condolences
that will unite al patriotic and true men In q
struES.s y restore our party and rescue our
IN every department Of the administration Of
the government, The Republican, party have
u substitute ofieial discretion for c~onstitu-
ssrsr ,n nH,ssi z. u aa the apscro aaIEs e osert IL q
~ The liberties Of the people and the union Of
tho States han the tendency towards usurpa-
and the open threat OF military methods sug-
9estcd II the cry for 2 strong government.
shield 10 oi potent' ior the .I protection d lie Iliiber.
ttoA al. the people and the union 81 the States
= the. brave heart and clear inte!!lisence Of that
s sRa'sas 4e VIE t Gea pe Ss'is That sG MAKES E wants Mss q
abAd men. protested q "a Il rh ss only ,h 9 1Ssffan D,;on fo q
s sss a mslsssr, e g Is WI aIyl IL sss ssP0sos orsaDsio 3,
n0potipm, ~dehAuehery Ia high places. outrAgee
on Individual rights and the plunder!ng q
&snublicsxn usurpeticns. We itendsr e the
country a.return to the simple faith d. our
.s..sas:n We We I present + n u tss e sS1d IL Without gnaSs :
Ylthoat .pot or taaint, which xtll xiye conn:
Tie name q Cen. W. D, Hancock viii klindie. Oh:
!husissm ~tnro o,S ont w ri len agg1sn ana 1 q VII q q
svsded! Of set aside b. Republican trickery OF
1smocrscy means protection to the. rights Of
th0 people. protection to material interests.
economy In government, o1ioial resDonsiDillty
to the law, and pern1anenc0 and power In the
md tnyiolasoilIty Of 70 locsl MIS-, selft. e oyer e u.n.
cox ree = so ~. e one s, II sassa y Who S'1 Win eniorSe
Vnlon. WIN also protect The integrity Of the
TouisiAns, desoiated BY war and Republican
psaconStruction y remembers her protector and
fHasesI IN m nam assiis III nsres aGtas II n q a1s sas.s'
The address Was also Unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Senator Robertson papers
throuRhout the State favoring the nomination
~ nan. Hancock were requested 70 publish the
sddrsss. ".
4. hsnaed d rim from the various wards q the
city ana from the congressional districts ~
amembers Of the executive committee.
Senator Luoke.t took the floor to susEest that
~ Woulo 10 koou w " ~
opinion concerning the two-thirds rule system
s. ss.ee. ra...p.ten - tSa. tina ,nauanca If tbs
Tannal convention. 30 tnss tne lnnuenoe " 'no
sa ~ spr @sf I s.! said e sh sae . se1et Wa another
Of Now Orleans. II was known: he said: hat sas
dslessslon q To- state convention: 4 + not
our purpose only to 40 60: put also % lnsuract
AND bind IA dslega g. IN, wng n tney e. e & o aaM T.
of Hapcoek that they were opposed to ,d instruct Ct:
iaS s1 e Nest. |. for one ns said Gov. MeEaery.
am no, only in favor Of q conven:
Hancock but in favor Of pledeing the delegates
Tor Hancock ~ long as he has Q chance. Il no
has no chance. then that they Pc LETT to act on
that q rarity convention has the right to Instruct
tts Delegates; that the coming convention should
tnstruct Its delegates for Hancock Ihatt ne pup.
will elect Hancock delegates He felt that the
State convention would. pc 2 Hancock conven.
Mayor Patton said that he was = HANCOCK man
and had been one since the war: 1et ne tnou9ns
III inexpodient a. this time that oeie&ate6 snoulu