New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1866.

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1866
Senate.
The Senate met at noon to-day. pu. suant to ad-
journment from yesterday, Lieut. enant Governor
Voorhies in the Chair. .tg5 N ~ .,-.ss,,
On the roll being callea twentv. .fopr noenohers |
responded, forming q full quorum. 7'. gl t@aE
Prayer was ofrered nv the Rev I,r Hedoes 81, Is !
The journal nf ia nroc d;noa was read
and appro,>ed ,7sil 49, 7
On p.osaea;no 70 bne;ness ,ba fo,,ow;no meu
sAers vess, nrasant 4; Il 1;.;o, 10 tl,a pras;dent
III M.ss. a naors,, nal, f,ra,.r,ea IrnsIo Rnrtba
&ananhe1l coco Cooley Eyan Ellis. Fellowes.
&oute. Gibson. Gordon. Kayanauph, Kelso Ken
S&er, Lapepre. Mohau Muuday, Newton of Jack
sxon y Newton NJ Morebouse Ne,son. Palfrey
8poehe. Purcell Tavlor scrupes. Welch and viii
Scoxen' & f. .'.,.,s-,
Mr. C;h.on nYrarea a memorial from the Leyee
I. commias;on,rs on the snbiect of providing means
IN sor t,,e u ,,,ont ~ cortractora for repairinr the
Aaveas a,,or,,non;ea bv a bu to carry ont the
8 Ssronos,s;,ns af tha ,nemorial. The memorial
- AZ, re-. r,l be,d IN the
,,.h - =. ,,.. .osoIsd to o,raa, IN the Jeais
Sfatrrn for an onnrarrat;on a. ss0l. 900. in such
Eovr n1ll hap p,nck1
l., hr,,S;n, .be Ievees The
% -. % -, ,r.s NOW due them. and as
,... , -. I,..s h. ~ tho necessary relief
ta;, ~. ~, sa1e ,ss tbo bopds tI,e Com,
.;,,;.. ~ .o,.tIad "a anneal to the Tepis-
rr.,, a e, IN, c;o,Iv notified that ur,
# ,ore adopted h, nrovde for the
VI novn,sn4. sr .o,trxctors who hsd exhausted all
th.;r ,,,o,rs M work on the leyees would
hove =, 60 atnyned in n few days. Besides the
asnos,s, 10 ry,i,ch the country would consequently
=. s..,o,oa "a Ioroo .uonnt of xvorl, alreadv done
M Il 1ost He boned the apneaI to the Lepis-
Il ;Sro rvr,ga MT ba mada n vain He wonld
,o,o .,ots1e ,,e,oria, be adonted and asked for
I sranana;on of the rnles in order that the accom-.
4 ,,,,fvpo hi, ,n;cbt he introduced and passed
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80. MI ,a..a nsa,;sa. ~. esoo ooo should be
So M -. "a s.s;,;,, f,a a.,
~. H. -, aars nd ~ eir en,n,ovees
io 80 uoe ~ -, ~ mnaal,,s.u
~ 'n'a, a;,as ~
an .'.,.ass,as ~. ,,. rhs;sra,n +, ,ras roaG
e.. 80 ,;r,a and t.kar ~, o., tbe thrd
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,t..IafH,, .a,a i, u ~ M, ~ .afarrea J.
I,s cs....;..oa. =. p,tE. W., r o,d, ana + oroas
M. 49,, ,soa ~ t.a;n,, o,,a .nd Tho snh
ah. ~ sas,,t;,;va ,,sfore hein,
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Mr.. Gibson said the subject was one of grea
inheritance and ought to be disposed of as soor
- aps.e.;aaL,. A. H. ,,a, .,,a,dr s,o,oa ho boi
been assured that unless some provision was made
for the immediate payment Of the contractors fol
what had been already accomplished, the worl
must cease. He thought the bill ought to bt
allowed to pass at once The Auditor had already
been consulted, and it was satisfactorily ascertain
ed that the bill merely proposed to supply a
present what could not otherwise be procured
while it only substituted one mode Of doing SO fo
another and did not add anything to the expendi
lures. or appropriations or liabilities of the State
If the bill we're not passed to-day or tomorrow
the work on the leyees would be suspended. He
was sure the Senate must feel the importance OF
of this matter. g. and he hoped the gentlema,
would withdraw his opposition to the motion ant
allow the bill to pass and 90 to the other House
Mr.. Moban persisted in his opposition to tn,
further snsneusion af the rues and said he shoult
call for the yeas and nays. He could not see VIII,
the Senate should consent to an appropriation o