The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
From New Observation-Disclosures Or
diuauce-The CONGRATULATIONS
Movers Orders Revoked by Gene
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raj Hancock.
New ORLEANS, December 2.-Section
, Of Wickliiie's educational ordinance,
which was referred Oh Saturday, is as fol-
oa>:
NO person shall establish a private
school unless licensed by the State, and
a.. sUcn schools shall be taxed as other
e~&eSsianS. The Legislature shall make
laws governing this entire subject in &C
lg7jaucc with the spirit of'this resolution"
Some member to-day offered series Of
resolutions having in view the raising of
funds TO drtray the expenses Of the Convcn-
lion bv direc. taxation on real and per-
sml property, upon callingS or professions,
and a poil-taX. AlltaxcS payable in United
States currency. 1t provides for the APP
continent oil board of three collectors in
each parish or municipal district, and the
objection 10 commence within thirty days
after the passage Of this act, with ten days
notice.
Section 10 Of this act empowers the col
i.r,ors with all necessary authority for the
Collection, and TO enforce by summary
process authorizing them TO seize and
sell all property at auction after ten days
notice, and toimprison any one interfering
Section II forbids all courts and officers
Of courts from interfering with the col
.etors ia the discharge of their duties
under this ordinance by any legal process
whatever. under penalty OF impeachment
-.e, or Imprisonment.
Section lG says no privileges, eXemp'
ions, or prescriptions, as heretofore estab'
.,dcd by law, shall have any force against
lie provisions OF this ordnance.
Section - provides for the appointment
ia spec al committee, styled Il tax judi
cal committee, TO decide all difficulties
arising froiu the enforcement of this act,
nd whose decision shall be final. The
.dimaacc was referred To the Committee
Contingent Expenses.
! resolution was offered that members
receive eight dollars per diem, and the
sane mileage as the members Of the State
: a>,a;urc. and that the compensation
sc after thirty days, was laid over.
resolution was offered recommending
aora! Hancock to remove from Office all
/. ,.l,.lanchised under the reconstruc-
US, and the appointment OF loyal
sl1 Jhcir places. Laid over.
.. resolutions OF Saturday to ratily
"a, bonds came up, and discussion
81. STONED.
VAS fiercely opposed by the ruling
-,r ot the extreme Radicals on the
g. that il was an attempt TO endorse
s..brl legislation and compensate reDel
t.D ..~
1r, 4bishop Odin received a formal re-
@ra rom the clergy and laity societies
Nv. Ii was very Impressive. He-
Iaucock and stall were present.
E~gact Of Special Orders No. zoo'
.al today, is as follows:
Paragraph l. of Special Orders 1917 from
oe>c AeadquarlcrS, dated November 8,
-, issued by Brevct Major General
As%rr removing from office Smith lzard,
a.4 % the chief of police OF this city, and
2olntjng in his place Porter V. PERKINS,
h-gc1y revoked.
Paragraph H. Of Special Orders NO 1876
TM these headquarters, dated November
U.s. 1861, removing from office Lieutenant
"UonNull, lieutenant Of police 10 the
secoDd district in this city, and appointing
Angelo Y. Ward in his place, IS hereoy
:r,vked.
II any charges or allegations are pre-
sehtvd against the officers who are rem, !,
s:a,ed by this order, they will be considered
,g the Mayor and Police Board, to whom
Tue subject properly pertains.
bEcommand of Major General HancOcH-
". @. MITCHELL, A, a. u.