The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-31

resides, and in which he is entitled to veto !.
the general election, and only at the pol
nearest to his said actual residence.
3. That Measrs. s. T.. Grisamore. as chair
man. and ]. L.. Aucoin and j.. NJ. Bourg, al
members, shall constitute and are hereby
named q subcommittee, with full power and
authority to take charge CT said primary
election, and with full power to name foul
commissioners OF election for each poll, that
is, two commissioners for each Of The OppOs
ing factions of the Democratic party. povided
that the names of said commissioners ATE
handed in to said subcommittee at least 1--WE
days before the ,late of said primary election.
by the committees representing respectively
said two factions :and the said subcommittee
are hereby Invested with tull power and an.
thoTity to receive and canvass the ,eturns OF
said primary election, to declare the result
thereof, and to sigu and issue the credentials
to the delegate elected at said primary el-c-
ton. and TO decide finally upon any contest
or protest that may arise. That all returns
of said election shall be made directly to
said subcommittee which is herhy directed
to meet ID rho town Of ThitOdaux on the day
OF sand primary election, and there to SIT un-
til all returns of said election are fully can
vasss1 and the general result of the election
IS reached and announced.
4. That at each poll the commissioners ct
election shall take down in writing the name
Of each voter on a list kept tor the purpose.
and to be signed by the commissioners OF
election when the polls are closed.
s. When the polls are closed the commits
sioners shall proceed to count the votes and
make a tabulAted statement and return there
of. showing the number of votes received by
each delegate voted for. and then return the
votes together with the tally sheets or
tatulated statement and return and the list
of the names Of the voters who voted to the
aforesaid sub committee.
6. That each voter shall have the right to
instruct the delegates voted for to vote eth
er for or against the unit rule. and either for
or against any proxies being allowed. by
writing or printing that instruction on the
ballot cast.
:. That Of the persons voted for. the
twenty eight Of them receiving the highest
number Of votes cast throughout the parish
shall be declared delegates OF the Democracy
of the parish Of Lafourche to the Democratic
State Convention.
.. That the following polling places for the
said primary election sre hereby established
and Axsd, viz:
Ward Poll /. Osoar Angeles poll 2.
Emile Morvsnt's warehouse 4; poll .. Jules
Bassets store ; poll !, Clstus AdAm's poll
5, Paulin Guillot's.
Ward 2-Po'i. S, Courthouse. Thibodaux !;
poll 7. Bourgeois sehoolhouse: poll 8 Bayou
scho0lhonse /; poll 9, Adore Mathorne.
Ward 3NPl 10. Bourgeois & Lefort store !;
poll II, A. H. LeBlanc's store poll 70. Camille
Chsuvin's store ; poll - Lszin Aortin's poll
IA. Sostheno Tolses.
Ward 4-Po,l Is. Dalmss Robiohsux's
store poll Is, Welcome House. Lockport !;
poll II, Valeour Rsdrigues' scaooiheuse poll
tS, Locroix's store poll ~. Theodore Adams
Ward 5-Poll ~, Thsodule Bourg.s store ;
Debates store ; poll %, r. H. Allen's ware
hOu0A DOll % I. A 1Oaain'a afor0.
Ward 6-Poll Is, at or near Louis Dan
tins; poll %. Victor Isegendre's: poll27, Mrs.
E. Kramer 8 Malagay store.
Ward Poll q. O!exie Toup's school
house ; poll y. Well Hebert's store poll 80.
DR. Jshn Gazzo's store; poll 81. Richard Fo-
Ward SPOIL 80, William Elliott's.
Ward 9-Poll 81. Louis Lerilie's store ; poll
IS, j. T.. Badeaux's store ; poll 81, Trasimond
FOret's Ludivine plantation.
Ward l0-Poll 81, Eli Ducos, store poll 90,
Alphonse Terrebonne's poll 80, Frank Par
Fa's.
On molten of Mr.. Moore. du'y seconded, it
was resolved that a primary election be or
dered in wards three. four. eight and ten for
tue 10th of November. 1891. for the election Of
member of this coIum 'ttee 10 ill the vAcao-
cies occasionsd by the removal from tie
parish of D.. J. Babin. Thos. LoBlape and }.
b. Falgout, and T. Ducos, deceased the pol
lux PA0CTSt ~ OO ~ Soku0 00 SuVoO AAACSAy
named Tor the said wards tor the general
primary.
On motion, duly seconded, it was resolved
that Messrs. y. 7. Grisamore and l.. P. Gail
louot be appointed u special committe to pre-
pare and publish IA brief Of all the facts and
circumstances attending the meeting OF this
committee and of the cour Sc pursued by both
the majority and minority thereof.
On motion the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered TO be published in all the New
Orleans papers, as we'll as In those Of this
parish.
On motion It was resolved that the officers
of this committee bo authorized to refer the
subject-matter of this Disagreement to the
hArmonizing committee OF the State Central
Committee.
A vote of thanks was given to the Y. M. B
A. for the use of the hall.
I'm motion. duly seconded. the committee
adjourned to meet in the sane hall on Dec.
%, 1891, at ~ o'clock. noon.
j. L. AUCOIN, President.
& II GRISAMORE SeoretArv.