New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
Renular Session.

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change or suspension of the rule, and would |
require a vote of two.thirds.
Mr.. Shields appealed from the decision.
On the question, 'shall the ruling of the
chair stand?" yeas and nays being called,
were:
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs.
Brady, O'Brien, and Zacharie-4.
Nays: Messrs. Bogu.lle, Kaiser, Pessou,
PoYnot, and Shields.
So the appeal was sustained.
On motion the committee appointed to
consider the petition of Mr.. Llambias, con-
testing, etc, were granted further time to
report.
Mr.. O'Brien offered the following resolu-
ton;
Rescued, That in view of the necessity
for a more economical administration OF
the affairs of the city, it is the desire of
this Board that the pay lately drawn from
the city treasury by the chairmen of com
mittees of the Common Council be and the
same is hereby dispensed with so far rs
regards the members of the Board of Alder
men, and that while refusing to receive the
same we pledge our best efforts to have all
laws or parts OF laws authorizing pay
ment of same repealed.
7, R. BRADY,
JOHN A. U'BRIEN,
L. PESS0U,
LUDGER B0GUILLE,
o. P0YN0T.
1t was adopted on its first reading, the
yeas and nays being as follows on call:
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs.
Boguille, Brady, o'Brien, Pessou, and Poy-
MOTT.
Nays: Messrs. Kaiser, Shields, and Zach
aries.
Mr.. Brady moved to suspend the rules for
a second reading of the resolution.
Carried by the following vote;
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs.
Boguille, Brady, Kaiser, oBrien, Pessou,
and Poynot-7.
Nays: Messrs. Shields, and Zacharie-2.
The resolution was adopted on its second
reading by the following vote;
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs.
BoguilIe, Brady, Kaiser, o'Brien, Pessou,
Poynot Shields, and Zacharie-9.
Mr.. Kaiser gave notice that he would at
the next regular session move to reconsider
the vote.
Mr.. Poynot moved to adjourn till Wed.
nesday night
Lost.
A motion was made and carried to pro-
coed to elect chairman OF the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Kaiser nominated Mr.. Shields.
| Mr.. Brady nominated Mr.. Zacharie.
Mr.. 0'Brien nominated Mr.. Poynot.
The vote being taken was as follows;
For Mr.. Poynot--Presiden Marley. and
Messrs. Boguille, Pessou, and zacharie-4.
For Mr.. Stockholders. Kaiser, Poynot,
and shields--s.
For Mr.. zacharie = Messrs. Brady and
o'Brien-2. s.e
No election. 2
For Mr.. Poynot-P President Marley. and
Messrs Boguille Pessou and Poynot-4.
For Mr.. shields = Messrs. Kaiser and
! shields-2. sGA
For Mr.. Zacharie -1fessrs. Brady, o'Brien
and zacharie-S. 8. p
No election.
A third vote gave the same result.
It was now moved and carried that the
name Of the candidate receiving the lowesi
vote on the approaching call should there
after be dropped.
A fourth vote gave the same result as ths
J last.
Whereupon Mr.. Shields having re ceigeC
the lowest vote his name was dropped.
The hfth vote was;
For Mr. Poynot--President Markey AMI
1lessrs. BoguilIe. Poynot and PeAsou--4. .
81 For Mr.. zacharie- Messrs. Brady, O'Bri
en-, and zacharie--3.
For blank-Mesars. Kaiser and Shields
There being no majority Of all the vote
cast, there was no election.
Amotion to adjourn was lost on the fol
lowing call Of yeas and nays.
Yeas. President MArkey, and 8lessrs
Brady and Pessou-s.
Eayss Mesars. B0guilie, Kaiser, o'Brien
Poynot. Shields, and zacharle--e.
On the roll being called Quorum va
found present.
Ar. BRADY moved 70 proceed to the cleo
ton Of chairman Of Streets and Landings
az. Pessoa movcd 70 lay that motion o.
1hA table. which motion prevailed on tn
following caliof yeas and nayse
Yeas: Messgs. Bosuille, Kaiser, 0'Brlen
Reasous Pognqt. shieiday ana zashasie--g,
Nays RresideAG Aiarkey and III. Brady
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