Adolphe Bailey Nominated for Congress in Calcasieu
The Calcasieu Parish Democrats endorse Adolphe Bailey of Louisiana as their Congressional nominee. The piece defends Bailey’s record, criticizes an opposing anonymous communication, and urges voters to back the regular Democratic ticket on November 3. It notes Bailey’s unionist stance, justice, and positions on race, urging unity and a large parish majority.
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Sali
Ndt
Calcasieu
Adolphe Bailey
Louisiana
Democratic nomination for 3d Louisiana district congress
From New Orleans October 2 1868 a letter announces to Apolone Battery Opelousas that delegates of the Louisiana 3rd Congressional District Convention have chosen and nominated him as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the 3d District. The note expresses confidence he would support the party and fund its triumph, and is signed by the Convention President.
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Bailey
Congress
Opelousas Journal
Louisiana
3D Congressional District
Cohen
Aed
Nomination Acceptance Letter From 1868 Democratic Congress Candidate
Fragmentary 1868 letter from Hon. C. H. Morroy in New Orleans acknowledging a nomination for Congress. The writer pledges support for the Democratic platform and seeks unified party backing as stated in the National Convention manifest. Readable portions show formal acceptances and political alignment.
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C. H. Morroy
New Orleans
Judge Bailey in 1864 Constitutional Convention report
The Blanning Progress notes Bailey’s 1864 Constitutional Convention record and his refusal to sign a suffrage expansion clause. It cites a June 29 resignation letter by A Barney and comments accusing Bailey of opposing black enfranchisement and being biased by slavery. The piece critiques Republican support for Bailey pending his future actions.
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Bailey
Gorlinski
Committee On
United States
Hill
Mr. Bailey
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A. Barney
New Orient
Buailey
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