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Sof the rarisi Executive Commit
of the bepublian Party, Parish
t. John the Baptist.
rt.::.. ,F  JoNl TILE BAPTrT, )
Dccmtner 29, 1S71.
S t,f t! pri silent, the com
.: 1in t courtroom of the
f: thi, palrish, President
hi,. ,huir. seventeen mem
u., !It and one absent.
":, of the State Central
. , f ,l:te December 22, 1871,
. ti' secretary and con
g,.r,,ling to its tenor.
1 ). ,m:r presented the
. l.: le and resolutions,
!o reat.l, were unani
i,: the election of the
S1:. ,. 'inclhack to the presi
S u:ate alnd Lieutenant
of the State of Louisi
; ui v aV.ll'y created by the
'i of U. J. Dunn,
: .: i . -tratig that the prin
., 1 leilubiiA.:uism are still
:.. 1. i,, an .vnut which we
thi." whom wI believe
lth rithts and interests
l r ce; aid
It :lso demonstrates that
f tihe ln. P' . B. S.
t () honored a position,
r 1, , l, every true Re
.. t :cknowledgment of
_. I :.:1 also an omen of tri
ar :Iu latin of factionists
i "uirinciplted men styling
I: i'blicans, but who, by
S,:. with the Democrats,
.: th. verest censure and
.:,...:::.:. , very honorable Re
i': i tizcn of Louisiana;
I::.. Ti-wse achievements we
.rt:i~.rr:,.lee to ice due to the
I aiitvy that have always
:',i Excellency Henry C.
i: th lulinagmenet of public
.,re, r e , it
i.-. ."I" That ewe, tho mnemblers of
" '.ix.ecutive committee of the
...,., piarty of the parish of St.
- i'tltit., hereby approve and
t ... ' of the Governor in
I Sttate Senate of Louisi
:. requisite and essential,
rtuu'stances, andll a mark
t c't ablity; and be it fur
i.That we, as a component
" . irent party of progress of
c,',ngratuhlte the party in
:1,n of Senator Pinchback to
. Cu-,le, and exalted position
,:.,ht Govcernocr, thercbv se
,, that position a true, tried and
.... lulihlin. anlc a repres.nta
h it the lich r d race, one whom
hi\ve ill n=t. .l Iust and reason
lil"h:s- t c, c'le Ic( c rtl1, progress
.,, t in Lotusicc. : and be it
1.c. T;i:tt the "c'tion cf our
i rcin this senatorial district.
:..n:g themselves with tch
; :. .1c1 ('ustomhoutse clique
i. I; ,ubllica n party of this
SIy mteet with our unquali
p rIval:d. ,mid IIcing in direct
rt the wi.shes of this c.om
' i I th lblllican vot.ers of
n:i: l Ie it furthler
i. lI Th:tt the secrektry of this
I" cir ecttd to, transmit a
- c,-, ilre.aml c and resolutions
r "i Sc.n'ators from this dis
':! ,f A. C. Baclock, it was
Sia committee of three
i. ! :l'ointed by the chair to
Li, utcuant Govrnor Pinch
.: i lrit him with a copy of
ic i'imudlle and resolutions.
t i" '. Mr. Combs, to consti
. : ti,. l('mbern s of the com
i:r u:.nd as the other two
" Icrs. John Cayoll and
-!K: .. 'thi; pen rented the fol
t' :':in, which was adopted:
A I V, the parish execu
", this parish, That
h : tie c,,mmittee are here
thI' :, H on. IHenry Demas,
";:lice. f(r the many vai
S. r, lhred. and the aide
S"il hi has identified
'1" ', ti u true epunblicans of
'!tha his untiring efforts,
m ie: thie irsent political
S c" c ,using the right cause,
dcl. ,, c.nuiccnlee of his abil
,lti,, this parish in the
t , i,. Mr. Demas re
icpr, : i . c :icipriarte remarks,
':' the piclitical issues
" c " 1, c,,includtled by intro
- ' c' n. i 'r ,luticon:
" :c I "."1.'That, as an able
1 'lullican ranks of this
·,i f:ithful to all the
... 1 r ml. iu him, stenad
';. r7' o.- thi· committee, ase
; i wirth and ability,
c, . ,ur indcltedness
- Ut. 3Ir. George W.
i . t we cicord the
'r pri, ut perfect organiza
.: : il unity of feeling
,h ,inr i'a'rnest sulilcort
: c I, ,1 it, aclolption,
.: :. ;,. pted unan
' r' : I r:. C'(cmls t n
.:-", ,i thank. for the
. ia tit t, coufir ulpon
1 ',. cf the reisolution.,
d"'l , vsrr been and
i full llhcre justice
... f his own con-.
I :"l:iii, regardles, of
" I:.. ('v,,ll . it was re
' ' c'' ,' th.e r. r ccteclings,
i " frwaric ,1 to the
":" Ic"c;li:ln ani Se mi
.'::ttc thun acljun( .d. c sub
c-' ,E C(OMBS,
r ii.y .,:
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