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i,.' . of that State, Il sp-'
I Ln t,,1 that measure,
.. J. irn:ds shio v.
In rlh.;ion, I ask all of you to
E. :ae ,\onr earnest and hearty
art in the policy I annolnce.
,4h man be willing to make
sa lcrifice for the common
I shall be embrassed with
1, .: r,n. aiuplications for office,
I sL,:i be obliged to disappoint
, uiMajority. I want the Re- I
fl"rans of Mobile to agree among 1
: *e.s upon men they wish to
.,ap!,oimte d, remembering only n
tkr.rs In the first place, I t
;.: hnet utmen; next, competent
... I.2_t. sound Republicans, ti
p. ia, 1. I promise yoa that b
,:.r I shall have had time to in- it
i ,; r.;' lf. you will not be able to
,...! to u maln in the cuatomhoile p
:il'fu! lolitics. ["Good," and
R
(,wr.rd now as to the future. C
S::.,: strong faith that we can
. :he S tite oif Alabama for the lej
S r''.,' Iarty in 1872, and give li
r i.ople the administration of an
I:.1 lb:lacn principles. Let all work
:. b:,r f,"r that end, and if my be- t
Si=:. ll tend to produce that at
I. shall be satistild. There is clI
...t. r,1,ct that we shall carry as
ir,: vt in I+72, an! what a
..a :tlti(ipation it is, that by cii
:..,1 ,l rt we may be able to reC
J .'the tielctoral vote of Alabama the
r.:, ,,J of justice and equal Cei
.: .:. We, shall elect a Repub- it
.'rs:lent, and that Paesident, i
2,.: im:L.tn probability, will be res
;: (;rant. 'Applause.] The lica
cr. ,,f R,'publicanism is blest of put
-r ,l ',1 a sure of ultimate success, Lot
#: r lE.,cd rceverneh and disconr
,', 11i, tiLr.) may be.
I tL k 1K for this visit, and say
.-.: ':' I ,syre o earnest co
.r, a, l h:tt I come here for I
.1 "lf t!he It(,plullican party, CUT
S iw rtto is., Let us have aboe
ner
1t i,, ,',nluwsion of General on '
, rrr ntrks, which werd at- the
. , l.t,.d to and warmly re- unai
"., t!i. c)nmpany partook of re- R.
:,- ': s thi,'h were bounteourly the
: 1 ., Ma llal's skillful hand, Seve
I :- r r hade tlheir host good Mot]
I '.f t oblicqr, ceivr
at tl
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It a:, ti'oe a light in
" " ,' l ri:.'.gs the ý
' I aire co;uliiltd to :3(0 upel
I *: j'-i s showing no material
illegt
I:. narnr is reported at by, a
I s'rict Low Middling at shart
business embra(ed sper
I , the market closed as lots c
respe
Average Exchange the p
Iist. Figur.s. pointt
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SO'E DOJLAR A ra i minist
nS LeD coD COP o Ol. vance tl
0 " Ce n a Copy. Ltim be a 1iD.
ml .'at a every Po0t Oa Resol
L. Reu,~gl b esola
V ....a Ydj, be ubl,
T U t.·OP geL1ae-l e * ** Rpyubli
-Zs rEa r~h • greater versoty et
'Ir farla&he tLae , ib
t '- - r gcrter Ibaea
• C"orEasonly. Wulu
tao TO CL lub. t Can
9 lLTp e , our unio
- c s,. w. Ii tY
bO a their pase
Pl ts cm cer te Cmo
- ..~ _ O ) I,spect,
tosy REcty ad
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neasurc,
HALL TsoRD WARnU Ik Mo'rnw
of you to ;Lr - - ;t a neeting of this Club,
hearty held on Saturday evening, Jl 15,
anounce. 1871, the following preambe and
to mke resolutions were unanimously adop
common ted:
ed' with WaExaSu , The tanure of office of
r office, the Pariah Executive Committee for
mppoint the parish of Orleans expired by I
the Re- limitation, on the 15th of November
among last; and,
wish to Whereas, No provision has been
ig only made by them to supply the vacancy e
place, I thus causedt and
upetent Whereas, In several ward olubs
blicaas, there are differaent clubs claiming to
a that be Mother Clubs, thereby engender
e to in. ing strife and ill feeling, and endan- ti
able to gering the unity and safety of our '1
mouse party organization; therefore be it
" and Brso!ved, By the Third Ward °
Republican Club, that the State p
future. Central Executive Committee be si
we can earnestly requested to exercise its C
for the legitimate right, as the supreme po
id give litical power in the State, to call, at w
ion of an early day, an election for mem- m
I work bers of a Parish Executive Commit- cc
my be- tee for the parish of Orleans, and
that at the same time to designate which th
ere is club in each ward shall be known
arry as the Mother Club. Be if further
ghat a Resolved, That all other ward
Lst by clubs, in this parish, be respectfully To
ble to requested to unite with this club in
ibama the foregoing appeal to the State
equal Central Executive Committee. Be
epub- it further
ident, Resolved, That copies of these
I be resolutions be furnished for publi- I
The lcation to the New Orleans Re- of
eat of publican, Citizens' Guard and the of
cess, Louisianian, by
cor- O. J. DUNN, ed
President. joE
T. M. KAVANAGH, m
d say Secretary. of
it co- J_ .18t1
c for HALL. SYEVEnTH WARD R. Su. o'cL
arty, CLUt No. 1.-At a meeting of the A
have above Club, held at their Hall, cor
ner of Lapeyrouse and Prieur sts.
feral on Tuesday evening, July 18, 1871,
at- the following resolutions were
y re- unanimously adopted: One
fre- Wrnr.EAs, At an election held on Dist
Curly the 10th inst., for President of the Colu
and, Seventh Ward Radical Republican Dist
rood Mother Club, Capt. H. L. Rey re- whic
ceived a majority of the vn!t crt elect
at the polls, under the supervision; the
of commissioners and clerks ap- Tb
pointed by the 1st Vice President, delh
. j P, Griffin, in pursuance of a call is- prep
in- sued by him, July 9th, 1871; and week,
Whereas, By mutual consent, s:x ing
:,0 4upervisors were appoilted by the come
:ial )n.:it.,ier.' in charge of a poll pOs
illegally established by C. W. Booth
by, and six by the commissioners in
at charge of the poll established by the Maco
6 1st Vice President, P. Griffin, to
sd pervise the counting of the ba!- A
lots on each side of the opposition mg t
respectively, with the agreement, on Al
nge the part of the commissioners ap
pointed by said C. W. Boothby, that
they would abide the decision ex- Gi
lressed by the joint ballot; and Josial
Whereas, On joint ballot, H. L mon.
Rey received 1542 votes, and C. W. Geo
Boothby received 1334 votes, giving Edwi
a majority to H. L. Rey, for Presi- bell,
dent, of 208 votes; therefore be it Quar
S Resolved, That we, the Republi- G V
cans of the Seventh Ward Radical tLo
Republican Sub Club No. 1, do re- hack
' cognize said H. L. Rey as the duly Dann.
elected President of the Seventh Iar
Ward Radical Republican Mother II
Club for the ensuing six months, in ler, E
accordance with the by-laws of the
same, said term commencing July brog
10, 1871; and be it
Resolved, That we heartily en- Harri,
dorse the policy of the President T. Sch
elect, as expressed on taking his Sout
seat Wedneslay evening, July 12, ernor
and we pledge ourselves to the sup- Pn
port of the national and State ad- L.
ministrations in their efforts to ad- me
vance the principles of Republican- Alfred
ism. Hardi
Resolved, That these resolutions Tut
be published in the New Orleans Esq.,
Republican and the Louisianian. Diair
LP. PEJOUX, erick I
President. Id.
WILIuJAM J. MOORs,
Secretary. TO TE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Camp ettimg.-- A grand and glori- tmP
our union Christian Camp Meeting oo
will be inaugurated on the first day ofor
of August, at the City Park, under
the pastorate and control of the Rev. Avn
Anthony Ross, of St. Paul's Church, Loni -
the Camp Meeting to last seven day 1n
All Christian denominations, with
their pastors, are respectnfully invit- in the
ed to co-operate in the religions P1)
ceremones The public Ust large are
respectfully invited. Ample a s p
comnodations will be made for stran- be the e,
gers from abroad. Pastors in the of the 0,
city and sountry are requested to
read this notice in their respective
Ample prparations have been
made for the prservatios of order
ReV. JOBIPH POLLrD,
JP . Prveyo. ,i r:
Jsan k Ou 8serstdu7 . w
Movus Call for a Southern State Con
nie Club, Vntion.
Ju1bly 15, The foliog reamble ereo.
ble and 'htio.3 were do-~g'e the State
.1y aop- Cornvntioý o f qlemmja inAt
office of of ta a The peeal eOqudition I
oittee for P ejP e in the South.
t ern * tams,~.oi out of a si- I
)iced by bination of= a dOe in the E
ovember judgment of this Convention, de
tr.ad a more practial undertand
ing and mutual co-operation; to the o
end that a more thorough union of I
vacancy effort, action, and orgaiznation may t
exist; and
rd clubs Whereas, We believe a convention E
ming to of the Southern States woul)d most
gender- happily supply this exigency and
e receive the orda c endorsement of hj
endan- the colored citizens of said States; f
q of our Therefore,
re be it Resolved, That we, the members
Ward of the Georgia State Convention e
now assembled, do authorize the '
te President of this Convention to is- t
tee be sue a call, in the name of the said
cise its Convention for a Southern States de
me po- Convention, to be held at such time
call, at nd place as he, and those with se
, at whom he may advise, ad hl deter- P
mom- mine best adapted to the publicl
>mmit- convenience.
is, and The above is a true extract from tr
hich theminutes of the Georgia State tio
Convention.
J. 8. Sýt, m,
Secrther retary of the Convention. del
ward - see
etfully To the Colored Citisens of the States clu
b in of Alabma, Arkansas, De e, the
i Florida, Georgia, Ken ' Loisi
State na, Tennessee, Marylandi s- a
SBe p, Missour, North Carolina be
Soth Carolina, Texas, Virgini
West Virginia and the District of
these Columbia: aend
publi- Having been deputed, in pur eance
is Re- of the above resolution, as President tion
od the of the Georgia State Convention, and the
by the endorsement of the distinguish
r, ed gentlemen whose names are sub- Lop
nt. joined, we do hereby call the above I
named Convention to meet in the city Pai
of Columbia, South Carolina, on the
18th day of October, 1871, at twelve '7;
SUS o'clock 1M.70
t the As the Convention did not advise as Aug
Scor- to what should constitute the ratio of
sts. representation, we maggest that the ford
1871 respective States be representatively ap calle
portioned the same a they are in the be o]
were Congress of the United States, to wit, the
One delegate from each Congressional ncoti
on District, and two from the District of By
the Columbia. The several Congressional
lican Districts will elect their own delegates, P.
which elected delegates may meet and ,W
elect two for the .Ry, at large, unless will I
Ithe respective States sal otherwise
provide by State Convention. A
a- Those who may be accredited a~ Avoy
lent, delegates, should meet the Convention W Ba
1 is- prepared to remain in session one Bossi
wd week, if necessary, as questions requir- Ca.lca
,:x ing mature deliberation will doubtless Cta
the come before it, and should not be dis- ('ontoa
poll posed of paiptitently. Felicia
th- MosbR espectfully, Frank
n. M. TURNER, I
S President Ga. State Convention. Lfay
the MIAcoN, (., May 29, 1871. Livmnn
,to Mores
ba!- A few of many gentlemen endors- Ouchil
ing the call: Point
,on Aldoama-Hon. .Tames T. Rapier. Richl
Ardun-a -Hon. J. T. White. St. He
hat Deaum--Howard Day, Esq. St Joh
eFlorida-Hon. Johnathan C. Tangi
ex- Gibbs, Secretary of State; Hon. Vermil
Josiah T. Wall, Hon. . S. Har- Wi.
L. mon. Vernom
W. Georgia--Hon. J. F Lonu, Hon. OM
ing Edwin Belcher, Hon. T. G. Camp
i- bell, Hon. J. K. Simms, J. F. T
Quarles, Esq. Sevei
Kernhuy-LW. H. Gibson, Eq., Ninti
i- GC. W. Dupee, Eiq. Ele'a
cal Louiiano-Hon. P. B. S. Pinek
re- hack, Lieutenant Governor O. J.
ly Dunn.
th Alaryland-Isaae Meyers, Esq
er W. M. Perkins, Esq., John H. nt HE
in ler, Esq.
e Mi.,iippi--Hon. James Lynch, Nos. g
Secretary of State; Hon. E. Scar
17 brough.
A;,ulh CareinaI-Hon. James H.
i- Harris, Hon. George I Mabson, J. Sle m
t T. Schenck, Esq.
is South Carolina---Lienutenant Gov
2, ernor & J. Raneier, Hon. P C. De
Large, Hon. R H. Cain, Hon. Joe.
Rainey, Hon. R B. Elliott, Hon. F.
1 L Cardo Seeretary dof tate. I)I1
I- Tnnes --Abram Smith, Esq. Dreain
- Alfred E. McKinney, Eeq., Henry
Harding, Esq., K . Johnson, Eq. Lo.
T TeR.-Hon. Richard Nelson,
B Esq., Hon. J. T. Ruby.
Disirid of Columbi--Hon. Fred
erick Douglass, Hon. James A.
Handy.
TO THE COLORBED CITIZENS OF Ha
LOUISIANA.
Whereas we favor the Convumtica
contemplated in the above eal, LaCde
desirous of having the colored peopl COMBI
of our State represented in the sme,
therefore we Lame thi rall far a State
Convention of the eolomed sitisma of The
Louisian to meet on the Comb, a
11s DAr oW ASvI ?mUr , made, U2,
in the city of New Orleans, for the 'rom as,
purpose of eleetiag ddegtse to the
Southeba nStass C onvtoa The basis
of reprmentationa in maid eavsetiom to
be the mae as that to the lower Kouo
of the Oearl Aaoeb.
O. C. ANTOIME,
A. N BAiBBI,
OSCAiR I DNl,
J . W. QUINN, ov
GEORGE t IaKa,
1. C ATOIDEIM
*%°(bespqm tst t ...-CH
phum eybbI 6111da.8r
h~%_...u. . t N .am
tm Con- t a meeg of t
sqIommen ofeno pal fad
COantittigeof the tpu ate Cl
the State of 4ouisaiYO held June' 7
ad rae- 1871, the following remhtioas 2e,
the ett d1oEsdy were
WeUs , Ae trding tothe
meadition Gentsa st m oae n pad sadm
e Sooth sed by the State Conventieo o he
a m , on the tenth day of
e, in the uti 870, the state Cerhl Er
son, do- ý ý $y of by and I
tis tdireed to callU a Sta Cauavemu
n; to te ofthe Republican party on or before
union of the e.pra.tion of their tera of ervie;
iomay therefore be it
Resolved, That a convention of the
ivention Republican payt be and is hereby cal.
most m in leans on the
y a ninth day of August, 871.
ttmd Resolved, Th the basis of mepresen
n tof taon in said CoQnventic shall e I~
I State; follows, via: Every seven bhundred Re.
publican voter in each parish, and in
embers each ward of the city of New Orleans,
vention shall be entitled to one delegate, and
ize the an additional delegate for every frao
n toi- tion over onehalf of seven hundred;
and provided, that each pariah and
ward shall be entitled to at leastone
States delegate.
ch time Resolved, That the presidents of the
se with several pariah eommittees o the Re
I deter- Ptlianpa ty in the Stta t in
p tblic o the eo the s
of te mother ward clubs me, hereby
authorized and required to call e .o- mt
tfrom tions for said delegates to said conven
State tion, and to forward to the President
of the State Central Exeenutive Com
mittee the poper credentials of the
tion. dele ected, eountined by the
secretaries of their eommittees and
States clubs, on or beforo the time ixed for
laware the sitting of the Convention.
Louii- Resolved. That the president of the an
MiOsiState Central Executive Commitatee D
rolina be and is hereby authorized and direc
ini ted to ascertain the number of dele
rict of gates to be elected from each prish E
and ward from the authentic vote in
the oloe of the Secretary of State, ad of
sane issue his proclamnmation for mid elec
.ident tion, and have the same published in
n, and the Republiean ppers throughout the
2. Resolution introduced by Mr.
enub- Lowell-
above Whereas, The time of service of the
i city Parish Exeentive Committee of the ll
an the parish of Orleans expired bylimitation
on the fifteenth day of November, 18
twelve 70; therefore, be ito
Besolved, That the seventh day of
rise s August, 1871, be d nated as t tal
tio of day when elections shall be held in
each ward of the cityof New Orleans Co
t the ford degates tothe 8tae Convention,
lyap- ealled to meet August 9, 1871, pollat to a
in the be opened and closed t such hours as Rp
the Presidents of the mother ward mme
o clnbe may indicate, at least one week's nics
noral notice of the same being given..
ict of By order of the committee. •
ional S. B. PACKARD; President,
rate, P. F. Hmwwo, Corresponding See.
Sand $WBepublican papers of the State .
nles I will please copy. _me
rwise A romqommxrr or DttaeoR s. BO
Ascension ......9 Assumption ....8 -
d Avoyelles.......2 EBaton Bouge...$ BA
ation W Baton Rouge. 1 Bienville........ I
one Bossier......... Caddo........2 j
luir- Calcasieu.......1 Caldwell........1
tless Cameron........I Carroll.........2 PR
Catahoula ......1 Claiborne ......1
di- Concordia ......2 De Soto.........1
Felicians, East..2 Feliciana, West..2
Franklin.......1 I Grant......1
Iberia....... 1 Iberville........ 2
Jackson ........1 Jefferson......3
ion. Lafayett. ..... 1 Lafourehe ......
Livingston......1 Madison. ......2
Morehonuse .....1 Natchitoches. ...
ors- Ouchita ..... ... Plquemin ...4
Point Coupee ..2 Rapide ........3
ter. Richland ........1 Sabine .........
rSt. Bernard ..... St. Charle..... 2
St Helena........ St James.......3
St John Baptist.1 StL andry...... n 2 enu
Tangipahos.....1 Tensas..........
Tertrebonne.....2 Union ..........1 la
on. Vermillion .....1 Washington ... 1
War- Winn ........1 Webster........
Vern .... .1 Bed Biver...... 1All U
Orleans:
First Ward.... Second Ward...2
ThirWar Ward...4 Fourth Ward...1 More
Fifth Ward...3 Sixth Ward..... 1
Seventh Ward.2 Eight Ward 1 erent p
, Ninth Ward.. 2 Tenth Wardi 2.... b.
Ele'nth Ward.2 Twel'h Ward 1 public
Thir'nth Ward. 1 Four'nth Ward ..1 Sb
S Fit'nth Ward. 3 ju.5-1m. subscri
back thi
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I ated their edaucation now have the
.,portunity to qualify tbhemelv fao
ee Almost y position in the State,in pd
an idible short tim On
Ubb, From two to three months ls all
Sthe that requires to complete the commer- L
Spa- al comae. Terms reduced to suit the Snat
Sbhy times.
For further information call at the
College; or address
Prol A. T. Selwever,
Principal.
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