The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
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J, /. Tiispatriek. 7. !. ,stubb'tfsld, Patrick
% ahs asre as VIM oqpe E. boaeee sGas 9'piy a9 Bsa
Armbruster.. Thomas MeOsifrey. II. Branden-
| burg. John Cullluan. Thomas Norman, Henry
Brune. Jr,. James Slack. James Dunn, Thomas
Fourth, Ward 4, votesl-The2mas Duff, Leon
sssw f%ss %sSsE Esa% IL Lionel
Fifth Ward 30 yoteel John Lemonter, J. NJ.
?. Cannon, A. . Guyon, A. Patorno. Leon
sixth ward u votes, Charles A. Butler, L; A.
John a, F. ,ilook W }. Elliot, q. Il. smith.
Seventh Ward mine voterl-M. 2. Bergeron,
wv asary f Hart Afthar S" Lambert JOHN a.
Eighth Ward sevep voteel John ortia, J. 2.
Bell VIM. Kramer. Jos. eiey. Jos. Jacobs. W
Nia'h Ward noei Zen % VStesi Louis st. Marin. JOS
o's Ssa Geo ws Hum ] jail" EaoH T. o. T mep ss
Martin Leroy. ehu Bentg. - :,
Tenth wesd 2 ao a o,d ysrmers ra ns
ber, +, L. Fstrchild, q. W Johuson. d. Rosen
borg Thos, II, Handy. ], q. Golding NJ II. Re.
don, ?. Lyohy. 49,,
thresuS, evr a. Bofet. Wil I'm ~ F4san Daniel Bred
eriok J P. Mo.urs d. R. F,rman. hobt. MeMil;.
%s1 % pfr"xy t2 Jss Luss !, " d Q, Flower Jacob
Bait, Henry Ellermann, j. 8. Hondeau. J. o.
Thirteenth ward "a votes) w. T. Clarke. WIN.
| D Brckenfohr, T.. L. b ,wer.
Tpurleenth Ward Il vote) Philip L.sreh.
Mpesss Mss"sI n at nret Dap, ,onsy. Money T.
| Sixteenth Ward q .votel 10. A. Tre5evant. :.
s1v1nteenth Hsar Ward T. Mitchell
balds, +. Il. Cause, n Fuller. J. <, Oo,insten,
A, ]. Wood. ueo. =. Ph1ips J. D Gar etson.
WV W FarmsrS Y't do. s ". stc0ranis. Roa g. G,bb.
sha ss, NJ bas's ,asrE E.is D. Meoery T. y Abs a.
Plauuemines Il votes) J D Wilkinson, Ber-
mart Ea. .te, ling, Joseph Hedman tktch ard Fran
ola proxy. Dr. N, NJ. Herbert tH. l. Kernoohan
Polnte ooupee II .yo.eel-H Q. Callahan, A. d.
smi,h Q. Laeeur, 9 T; phiIlos. l. Do Plaisues'
I. Laekett.. james O, Wise, j.. Y, Hathaway. J.
Wes sses O ! hes"ns O. II " f"sss"rd F%s.so, g.
9,ulkshauk O. <. NJ, CLARK. q. b. Marshall. W. W.
Red lr' River % a. votee)-J. W. sandlford, L. D.
Watkins A r. stephe. son. =, HeubAt.
Hichland te votetl 1T w. McLeroy. proxy.
Sabine % y,t ynteel1R NJ AGps,rons. 4 4. Cald- d
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A. Garter. proxy for Messrs. Blake and Oald-
1t. Bernard 4 votes,-Albert Estoplnal. B. L.
Millaudon, Il Y. Duoros, Il. L. Nunez, D. 0ieda
st. Charles 70 votesl. :.
Carter " hfeVs Il prd1y g. FeTso T. Psrar F. M
Poche, j. l., uaudet. nd. seapneli. b. q. Mire. r.
Wssgusegaeh, proxy 70 Il, !, Po.he. u
Bense, J. v. Chenet, proxy to Chas. Lasseigne
Charles Lasseigne
pubuisson. Ma, shall Oasso, Marin Csrron.
John I b Lyons, Jacob Ehrhstdt. Dr. 2. + Young
a,h +. ferredin, O. q Pnnssop nns Geo v. Huds,
ghachere. 7. 4. Fontenot. Andre Mallet. W. q. O.
Gordon.
Fournett. 4. Aury. A. V. Fournett, J. i. Domin.
it. Mary q yotee) Louis Grayenherg Joshua
Baker. Don roefrsey, Groxy to I. J. Foster; Il, .,
e feooi nj. seSmalle1. T. j. sehaifer. .. Bou a
aes9 r ts r. a. M pasrs
7. Foster. A. g. Freres. proxy to T. ]. Foster;
]. NJ. Rodgers.
81 Tammany ySes,S n
Tanspahos q yS,ss,mB, B. Mule nallsts S., Nm. Ma
bsnis nseHy ssi5on nhSpai hs.ss ason MIX
Tensass a. votesl John Murdick, T, T. Clin.
ton. v. ]; Briseoe. \. y. Reeves. =; I; Farrar.
roash Eb. "mes Moore Sianos aopk,ns s.
Miller. GILLIAN Wood II, 9. Mccullough. i. Ii.
sNpydsr' T. Al'srnstess ssn 4H2pk,ns Hsp1t,nsn
j. b. Nichols, i. Il. Newell q. q. Goldman. J. b.
O'kellv, T. J. Hays, Il. L. THOMPSON.
ward hne s. John J. shafrer: ward s. AubIn poars
ward 4. Uhas. NJ. Daspit; ward 9, A. j; Bascle;
ward g. !, N. RobIcaux: ward 2. Paul Faisans:
ward 10. Aurelie Theriot.
Union 70 votesl No credentials.
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%Sa'Sh; %% &outon and SSp StoEa
Vernon Is votes)-J. I. Kirk. DR.. 8. J.
Washington g voter l-Jacob Magee. John r.
McLa!n. 2. D. OFT John r. Wood. proxy for
Webster 4 voteel j. D. Watkins. II. r. Given.
Jenea. DR.. John +. Kelly b. T. shumake.
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parishes or wards be excluded. and that dele.
gates present be authorized to cast the full
that resident proxies be entitled to seats and
authorized to vote; Kesnectfuliy subnitted.
JOHN FlTIPATRICK.
d. ROSENBERG.
]. ALOEE dAU THREAUX.
L. ). j. PERRY,
WILL. A. STRONG.
The convention entered into permanent or
ganzstion by the nomination by the Hon. John
MeEnery of the Hon. James Jeffries. Of Ra.
pides. as permanent chairman. who was unan-
imousy elected. The Hon. q. d. McEnery be-
ing nominated previously. declined from mo-
tives OF absolute necessity. On taking the
chair Mr.. Jeffries spoke as follows:
Gentlemen of the COM enton-I certainly think
that no more unex pected honor WAS ever con-
ferred upon any gentleman. complained to
the gentleman who nominated me. that he
ought at least have given me an intima-
tion of his purpose. 80 that / could properly
have thanked the convention for this very dis
tinguished honor. Gentlemen. l don't propose
to occupy your time in anything like a speech.
We have come here as understand d 1t, as DEM
ocrats for the purpose OF sending delegates to
a ppn vantion of Damoerata. tn nominate a n