The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-18

Sabine-R. w. Estes.
st. Helena-T. t. Lindsay.
St. BERNARD Albert Esterinal.
st. Charles A. Madere.
St. John +; Paul Berthelot.
st. James j. E. Poche.
St. Martin :; Jules Rousseau.
St. Mary Don Gallery.
st. Tammany. J. r. Hosmer.
ST. Landry, Philip S,agg.
Terrebonne /; B. F. Winchester.
Tensas !; G. c. Goldman.
Tangipahoa, Stephen Ellis.
Union, 6. A. Bruton.
VernlillIon, Gus Godchaax.
Vernon :; John Z. Davis.
Washington C. S. f. Darlington.
Webster G. L. P. Wren.
West Baton Rouge F; E. @. Gwyn.
West Carol j. G. Murphy.
West Feliciana Z; Duncan Stewart.
Winn j. T. Wallace.
2. The delegates and alternates to
the Natinnal Convention at Chicago
shall be divided equally between the
two conventions, eight of the said
delegates and eight of the said al
t~ernates to be selected by each con-
venton.
3. The electors for President on
the national ticket shall be divided
equally between the two conventions.
The convention now assembled at
Pixies Hall shall name the presidential
electors to be selected from the First.
Third and Fifth Congressional Dis
tricts. The convention nov sitting IN
the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives shall name the electors to be
selected from the Second, Fourth and
Sixth Congressional Districts. Each
convention shall name one elector at
large.
4. In all parishes and in all wards
of the parish of Orleans, where there
are now aud we're on the 18th day OF
April, 1892. dual parish organizations,
and where such organizations do not
harmonic on OF before the LIST OF
September, 1892, there shall be an
election for new parish committees
under the auspices of the State Cen
trail Committee !; the said election to
be held on the same day as the presi-
Dental election.
5. The congressional election shall
be held under the direction OF the pre-
sent congressional committees, with
the proviso that IN any parish or ward
of the parish of Orleans, where there
are dual Democratic organizations now
existing, and whichdid exist on the 18th
day Of April, 1892, and which may
not harmonize on or before the LIST OF
August, 1892, the election for congress
sional delegates shall be ordered by
J aud held under the direction OF the
members of the State Central Com
| mittee from such ward or parish
| Equal representation to both factions
is to be accorded at any election pro-
| vided for under this agreement.
6. That this agreement shall be
submitted to both conventions for rati,
tication, and when ratified by them.
| notice of ratification is to be given by
| each to tie other, and that then said
two conventions shall assemble in the
Hall of tie House of Representatives
and in joint session ratify this agree
ment, and the selection of delegates
| alternates and electors be made by
each convention respectively.
! The document was signed by Messrs
John Fitzpatrick and A. Currie.
According to this agreement, the
convention representing the McEnery
faction elected the following delegates
TO the National Convention at Chicago
to meet June 21st, 1892.
At large-John Fitzpatrick of Or
leans. Charles j. Boatner of Ouachita
For the first district, Thos. Duffy
Orleans ; second district, A. w. Gran
dell ; third district, Geo. NJ. Robinson
of iberia fourth district, Harry Og
den, of Bossier fifth district, A 5
Caldwell, of Madison ; sixth district
j. T. Young. Of East Baton Rouge.
The following electors were ais
elected: At large, T. K. Greene, 0
Concordia /; for the'irst district, A. L
Tissot, of Orleans for the third dis
trict, Gabriel Montegut, of Terrebonne
for the fifth district, o. B. Steele, 0
Union.
And the convention representing tn
Foster faction, elected the followiD,
delegates to the National Convention
at Chicago:
At large-E. B. Kruttschnit and F
c. Zacharie of Orleans, ana Messr
James Jeffries and John G. Wickliff
as a~lternates.
First District-W. H. Rogers /; alter
nate, F. A. Daniels.
Second District-E. H. McCaleb; al
ternate, F. A. Monroe.
Third District-H. c.. Drew: alter