New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

and an act to organize the parish courts Of
the State.
The Senate adjourned.
Rixtieth Days Session
MONDAY, September Z, lsGs.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve o'clock NJ.
The roll was called; the following mem.
bers present:
Anderson, Bacon, Beares, Blackman,
Braughn, Campbell, Coupland, Dsrrall,
Day, Egan, Foute, FRANCOIS, Keiso, Lewis,
back, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray, Smith,
Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, Willisms-27.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner.
On motion of Mr.. Todd, the reading Of the
minutes was dispensed with.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the Finance Committee,
reported progress.
Mr.. Darrall, from the Committee on En-
rollment, reported as duly engrossed the
following:
Senate bill No. 1873, an act for the relief of
the parishes of Washington, St. Martin,
Livingston, and others, to pay school war
rant Nos. 3S4, 5S5, 3S7, $50, 800, 39l, 3o2, 3o3,
423, 429.
Senate bill No. 81 an art for the ralief If
George 8. Lacey at,orrev-at,1ow
Senate hill No lac an ar, for tho ro1;.F ~
F. H. Aslitt
Senate bill No. 1S5, an act defining the
boundary line OF the parish of Plaquemines
on the right bank Of the Mississippi river.
Senate hill M 172 ON oct reoni-ir, .ho
Board of Internal Tmnrovemants n ca,-ss
n he eraminad +be 1eveo Lron,r 90 ~
posorno Eorl- Ta,,oo IN +ho Co. - -.
ansos 0''''0 "a ---A a
senate Hill M 1o5 an cot for +,o p0,,,. os
CoIauou
Honse bill No. III on oct tor .bo -o,;os 80
Widows Tonr and 1Jrrs+ -'.''- -
Sanota biIi NJ 10 w. o..,a
act entitled an ar. N mend on oo+ ou.;4,aa -,
an sc+ 10 nrovide so,. snnnIn,na ~ S'.s'eI Isa
the nnbHc records and n,bo- no,ara w. nv -
sr1ned bv the Sn~I;,g ~ ths oo,'r.l,n,,.o p =,
the narisb of CIaihornn IN tho ai..L - ae
Novamhor 1870 onnroras 49,, 90 l 1oro
senate Joint rasi,n+;on NJ 10 TO- .o','
vide for tbs nsvn,ant oe Tho u,I.ono :ns
nor dien, Of rer,bar, ~ .'sase -
tees, who are required to sit during the
recess of the Legislature.
Senate bill No. l4s, an act authorizing
Joseph st. Cyr to donate or will Inv +as+o
-,a,t ,,,.o,,o,,,I, . 80 'o7'"
oAS pAOPenS W .its Ha'ulal cAllureA'
senate Dill NO. l35, an act TO amend IN
act relative to the removal of the seat of
1SNeN ~
por;s1, &c W., - - ~ - a., 'lo
'".,'ii Vi "inu' ana connrMlng Wlnnheld
as the seat OF justice.
Senate bill No. 1873. an act to amend thA
third section oF on e,+ re,,+i;,o e., -. g.
&c 1,ssaat.- - .-'''i'o " INC on-ce
u inspector oi nay IN the city OF New
orleans.
Senate bill No. ia an act IN incornoro4o
.be oris;ono ,r,.o,,,..T, C,.,,a.. '''0
And os onro,loa
&c. biiI NJ. .,
p ~ - IN w. 81 '@H acV 10 c1ease
Board OF Registration.
Mr.. Ray from the Judiciary Con,roi+.
100 ranortad ,,rto-orabI,, - -.
~, =, -%N'J uPon 29na'e
Oil NO. loZ' an act to restore TO the heirs OF
Peter Coyle, deceased, the effects of his
succession. an augmentation IN oovor tho
oI,;oot 49,. :, OO'Vi '-i7
cSAA~@-e SP-aAO-
priation bill.
~ Cor,,t,,, ro., q, ...,
w. OaiiA poCN +'99 W "questIon oI pr4V4-
lege, and said:
Mr.. President: Some days since thara an
peared in the columns Of the Den1ocre5c
papers of the city, certain charges made
against me by my Democratic competitor Sor
sea- Tngtins tH,s 9Soay Sr%y headed believe
these ebarses we were nTbiisbad nnti, 'He no!i si
have remained silent, and patiently waited
dnsn thnn1 snout nsHI Inc means OF reiutlng
Cd conv nF tSs ,oI dIaay recsly
the town in wbie5 nrmeL9Iv 9vi resi9ad Sesaea az ~
in the county in which the sections cbsrrsJ "
against me are said to have occurred. /
wish, sir, as a matter OF justice 70 myself, TO
SEND 1t to the desk and have it read.
1ne articie was resq as follows;
from the Mascatine Iowa. Journal
I'VE publish to-day communication
from Colonel Il. ]. Campbell, now mem
per oi tne LOUISIANA state Senate, Tefuting
am naiicISus Th s1snoer Of me Courier, Of this
ths New 20 0r,esns ncatlon Hero1d ls COPIED rom
sary for MS to sdd tbat colansi EaySiIs Sn,y neGes
sureties fully corroborate bis ststerent % nf
the circumstances, and entirely exonerate
him from anything ike criminality in or
out OF once; The TACT Is apparent to every
1pprelnoiced mind that the venom Of the
,ts uha,:cnn ~ s.ateg So1eng alu ~. senalng abroad
which rebel Sheets IN 1 fnn;s;ena % SSioy tan "itn
and circulate il, is because Mr.. CamnhsiI Can I'll
was a soldier in the armies of the Union.
and did what he could to put down Demo-
cratic treason and rebellion"
This is the esseAtlal part of the srti,le
alluded N.
Inc loliowing are tne facts: During the