St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1891-11-14
G.. DIE TLEIN.
DFMOCRATzG EXECUTIVE COM
i1TTEE.

OiELOt ShS, NONtlliI'tI Jlii, i'"i'
At 70 O'Clock NJ. Major NJ. Il. Wiser, Presi-
drnt of the Democratic Parish Executive Com
mittee called that body to order Inc ron was
called and the following members anS"cfr" 10
their names; NJ r. Wilson, Gn1 1lt lS,r at
j. r. Stewart, 1st W: Ben. Guldry ana ~ r.
Daily, I'd w. j. b. Bergcron, 80 W., Joseph j.:
QuGbedeau sd W, proxy to ). Is. berEGrGt ~, ", "
proxy to Paul Stagg. J. f. Bacon ANA fau
Stagg, 5th W. G. T. Griffith and Samuel Haas
9Th W. Laurent j. Dosslnal, 7lh w. =. IL. Nc
Gee 8th W. $. J. G0sselin, 9Th W, proxy 10 H.
A quorum being present the President an
nounccd the object and purpose OF the meeting
Whercupon Mr.. l.. j. DOS,man offered the lol-
lowing resolution, which was carried:
Resolved that a general primary election be
held throughout the parish on thursday >
November Goth, for the purpose OF eiecting del-
egatcs to a parish convention TO ne hcld at
Opelousas on Wednesday, December 9th, 1891.
Resolved further that SAID convention Is cal
cd for thc purpose of electing delegates 70 the
Democratic Convention to he hcld at Baton
Rouge on Wednesday, December lGth,- 1871.
Also for the nomination OF parsn olilccrs' lor
the reors aIizaton of the Parish Democratic
Executive Committee, ana Tor any olicf pur
nose by said convention deemed advisable:
On motion of G. Z. Griffith, the Charles boss
anan poIl was changed and placed at the Oliver
school house.
On motion, the following apportionnent was
anade One delegate for every twenty-five
votes and one for every fraction of fifteen ana
over; the votes received by GOV. Nichols last
election at each precinct being taken as a OASIS.
On motion, the following voting places were
;adOpted for the coming primary election, with
their respective colnmsloner5 ana representa-
ton. Nv >, <,.a,,
ran f. W. Row and +. S. Andrus Commissions
ers Representation - delegates.
Q. Plaisance, at Joseph Vldrinc'S store-Jo-
seph Vidrine, Pierre JeanSonne ana Clcophas
ADdrepOnt, Commissioners. Representation >
delegates. -,
3. PIaisance, at Eugene Lachapelle.s store
Pau Lambert, Edgar Dupre ana WINE EVahs'
Commissioners. Representation delegates,
j. Waxia, at school house-R l.. HAWKINS NJ.
L. Bihm aud Lewis Del0acb, Commissioners.
Representation delegates.
Wesley Buddcn, DolSa Maux ana +. l.. t4hIe
slot, Commissioners. Representation dele
gate. ..t. .
II. C. Reeves, Jake Powell and james King,
Commissioners. Representations delegate
T. Upper Bayou B%4t, az bafp WiIs Gnnjn
g. Whtevilie. at savant and Mlburn s-Alex
stasg, Chas hatleur ara e. G; o Milphrh' Com
g. Big Cane, at Hazards store-GGo. nav
ard. James Jackson and M: l.; swords swords Com
missioners. Representation deleS4tes I,,,,
leigh, James Hicks and Stanford BlalocK Com
missioners. Representation delegates.
II. Bellevue, at school honserCharle5, DAILY
,Jules Bouttc and Lewis Cnlds7 COMMISSIONERS
Representation delegate.
"a. Grand Coteau, at Smiths oftice-R0bert
Barry, Felix Miller and Joseph sibile, Com
missfoners Representation delegates.
49, Coulee Croohe, at ZGphirin Legerb Adolf
phe Guidry, ThGogene Rchard, Honore Meche'
Commissioners. Representationl, DELEGATES. n
Il Notleyyille, at N. G: DeV!llieE's store-D'
P. Saizan. Motley Devillier and Jos. Soileau,
Commissioners. Representation delegates,
is. Leouvlle, at Q. Cormier's-J. e Quebc-
deau, Jules Qu6b6deau and Louis LalOnd, Com
missiOners. Representation 10 delegates.
1G. Washington, at Town Hall-R. Boudrcau,
b. F. Hardesty and Frank Pitre, Commission
ers Representation delegates.
n. Washington ward, at Privat ChrGtien's
store-Emile Poiret, Henry JOubert and one
zine Lafeur, Commissioners. Representation
/ delegate.
1s. Grand Prairie, at Alsin yidrine's store
John Fontenot, Philip Lafeur ana Alex La
vergne, Commissioners Representation DEL
10. Bayou Chicot, at Sam Haas store-J. B.
Singletary, J. j. Barnige and Patrick Donahue,
Commissioners. Representation delegates. >,
T. oliver, Charles Tatman and VIM. Raspberry,
Commissioners. Representation delegates.
81. Mallet, at Joseph sulliee's-S.J J. Gosseiin,
John Boudreau and Edmond DGlean, Commas
sioners. Representation delegates.
%. Plaquemne Point, at Philemon Brasseur's
-Theodule Thib0deau, z T. Cary and VIM. De
jean. Commissioners. Representation dele
%. Vile Plate at Y. vidrnes-oscar Reed,
j. nj. Laram and Yorick Vldrine, Commission
e,s Representation 10 delegates.
u. Belair Cove, at E. T. Lafeurs-E. I. La
fieur, Angelas Prudhomme aud Joseph Borde-
Ion, Commissioners. Representation delegate.
25. Chatagnier at d. p. Lafeurs-Homer At
tales, D. p. Lafeur and z. S. Fontenot, Com
missiOners. Representation delegates.
&C. Faquetaique, at Cleophas COurville's-Ed.
Dardeau, Don Louis Fontenot and Henry O.
Reed, M. D., Commissioners. Representation
delegates.
o. Mamou, at J. J. Landreneau's-H. ]. Chill
lury, j. j. Landreneau and d. Fl. Quirk, Com
missioners. Representation delegates.
49, Lower MaInou, at Louis Vidrine's-Wm.
Ashford, Landry RougeaH and Henry P. Fon-
tenOt, Commissioners. Representation dele
gates
90. Atchafalaya, at Abram Richards store
T. A. Dunbar, w. o. Rogers and DR.. NJ. A. Tay
iOr, Commissioners Representation dele
gates
80. West Melville, at Jack Satterley's-R.
HethertOn and A. Bier Commissioners Rep
resentation delegate.
81. Beaver Creek, at Thomas Morris'-Phillip
L. FOntenot, Thomas Morris and A. NJ. Goodwin,
Commissioners. Representation delegates
80. Point Grand Louis, at Auguste Lahaye's-
Auguste Lahaye, Hypolite II. Fontenot and
Emile Reed, Commissioners. Representation
Delegates.
No further business, the committee adjourned
sine die.
NJ. r. WILSON, Chairman.
j. j. THOMPSON, Secretary.