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6. Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, chairman National Democratic Committee [electronic resource] : The Returning Board of Louisiana having this day promulgated as the result of the recent election in that state, that the Hayes and Wheeler candidates for electors received a majority of the votes, we, who, by invitation, watched the proceedings of the board ... deem it our duty to lay before you and the public such facts ... as will, we think, clearly show that the action of the Returning Board in proclaiming the election of the Hayes electors is arbitrary, unfair and without warrant of law ...

    • [Washington, D.C. : s.n., 1876]
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8. Conservative memorial. To the honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled: [electronic resource] : The House of Representatives of the state of Louisiana ... would most respectfully state to your honorable bodies that having convened in the capitol of the state on the 4th day of January, 1875 ... their speaker and a majority of the members were compelled to retire by the troops of the United States ...

11. Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the District of Louisiana [electronic resource] : In equity. No. 6851. C.C. Antoine vs. H.C. Warmoth, et als. Restraining order. Whereas, the plaintiff herein has this day filed and exhibited his bill of complaint against the said defendant H.C. Warmoth ... it is ordered that the defendants named in said bill do show cause on the eleventh day of December, 1872, why injunctions ... should not be allowed as prayed for. ... (The clerk will attach to this order a copy of the prayer for injunction as set forth in said bill of complaint) ...

15. To the honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, in Congress assembled: [electronic resource] : State of Louisiana, November 21, 1866. We the undersigned memorialists, who are loyal citizens of Louisiana, and express the sentiments of the loyal people of the state, respectfully represent to your honorable bodies, that our political, social and material condition is such as to require the immediate interposition of Congress to remove existing evils, and to secure to the inhabitants of Louisiana a republican and loyal government, and restoration to the Union of states. ...

    • [Louisiana : s.n., 1866]
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20. Writ of election [electronic resource] / By George F. Shepley, military governor of the state of Louisiana. ; To the sheriff of the parish of [blank] greeting: Whereas, in pursuance of authority vested in him by the president of the United States, Major General N.P. Banks, commanding the Department of the Gulf, has issued his proclamation, dated on the eleventh day of January, 1864, ordering an election to be held on the 22d day of February, 1864, for the state officers hereinafter named ... I have seen fit to issue this, my writ of election ... Given under my hand, and seal ... in the city of New Orleans, this [blank] day of [blank], A.D., 1864 ...