New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21


men, but must rest solely upon the spirit of re
yenge and lust Of illicit power on the part of tn
political charlatans and deluded fanatics who hay
not shared the dangers of the battle field, nor &c
quired the wisdom of the statesman, unearned t
! appreciate the virtues and magnanimity OF eltne
the Northern or Southern soldiers.
5 Be it further resolued, That this assembly,
9 view Of the circumstances now occurring, deem
Z it proper to renew its expression of confidence u
/ our respected President, Andrew Johnson, ~.
= unanimously pledges its members " eNs
of his administration. ~
q Re 4 f,pther yesolued, That the Governor pe
to forward copies of these 70
n. tba president Of the United States, ana 70 the
5 Senators and Representatives elected from LOUIS
id lana to the National Congress
= which underwent its first and second readings,
!. ,,h,n NJ. Mupday moved to amend the second
resolution by striking out therefrom, in the seventh
:. Inn tbe word radical. Pending the eonsidera-
nj, If which on motion of theysame Senator, the
above resolution and proposed amendment were
ordered to be referred to the Committee on Fed
u eral Relations
/ HOUSE BILLS CONQUERED IN.
j On motion of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were sus-
pended and the Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton of House joint resolution granting leave Of
absence to the State Treasurer, which underwent
its several readings it was concurred in and the
Secretary. was directed to inform the House
thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis, the rules were suspended
and the Senate proceeded to the consideration of
House bill entitled
An act relative to suits for the ejectment of
tenants which underwent its second and third
readings, it was concurred in, and the Secretary
was directed to inform the House thereof
ORDERS OF THE DAY-HousE MEssAGEs-FIRsT
READINGS. Est EUr
An act to incorporate the town of Tangipahoa
in the parish of St. Helena
Which bill underwent its first reading and was
ordered to second reading on tomorrow.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
This being the day set apart for the considera-
ton of the veto message of his Excellency the
Governor, returning to the Senate with his objec.
tons, bill entitled
& An act to repeal an act entitled an act
to enable certain persons hereinafter named
to construct steamboat canal from Yer.
million Bay to the Sabine River. at a point near
the mouth of the Neches River, in Texas, approved
April 4th, 1865. AZ F
The same was taken up,
When, on motion of Mr.. Munday, the further
consideration of the same was postponed, and it
was made the special order of the day for Monday
next at o'clock M.
This being also the day set apart for the consid-
GRAFTON of Senate bill entitled
An act to provide for the collection of State
taxes and licenses on professions etc., in the city
of New Orleans;
The same was taken up, when, on motion of Mr..
Gordon, the further consideration of this bill was
postponed, and it was made the special order OF
the day for Thursday next, Immediately after the
reading Of the. journal.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Munday, the Senate proceeded,
with closed doors, to the consideration of Exec.
utive business, and after some time therein spent
the doors were reopened. go
When, on motion of Hr. Abney, the Senate ad.
journed until tomorrow at IL NJ.
HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretary OF the Senate.