New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-11


The second clause, as follows, was
adopted;
And inserting in lieu thereof the
words Assumption Progress"
Yeas 80, nays "a, as follows:
Yeas Baker, Blackburn, Burrel,
Quincy, Douglass, U. Dupart, Duples-
sis, FRANCOIS, Guichard, Harper, Har-
ris, Hampstead, Ingraham, Landers'
LANCE, Marie, Martin, Massicot,
McLeran, Morris, Murrel, Newsham,
Oliver, Packard, Pinchback, Poin-
dexter, Pollard, Reagan, Roberts,
Schwab, Snaer, Thibaut, Tinchant,
Twitchell, Underwood, Valfroit, Vidal,
Wickliffe, Williams-39 yeas.
Nays: Antoine, Bertonneau, Blan-
din, Bonseigneur, Bonnefoi, Brown,
Butler, Cooley, Crane, Crawford,
Cromwell, P. G. Deslonde, Donate, G.
Duparte. Fuller, Ferguson, R. H. Isa-
belle, Jones, j. B. Lewis, Mushaway,
Myers, Riggs, Rodriguez, Wander
griff, Waples-24 nays.
Mr.. Tinchant moved to reconsider
the last vote.
Mr.. Cooley moved to reject the vote
of any member who may be peeunia-
rily interested in the passage of the
resolution.
Mr.. Pinchback raised the point of
order that the motion of Mr.. Cooley
should not be entertained.
The chair ruled adversely.
Mr.. Pinchback appealed.
The chair was sustained.
Mr.. Vidal asked to be excused from
voting.
Mr.. Cooley moved that his request
be granted.
Adopted.
The motion to reconsider did not
prevail-yeas %, nays 43-as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Blandin, Bonseigneur, Bon
nefsi, Cooley, Crane, Crawford, Dear
ing, Depasseau, Donate, Duparte G.,
Ferguson, Harrison, Isabelle r. H.,
Kelso, Mushaway, Pinchback, Pollard,
Rodriguez, Tinchant, Vandergriff,
NAPLES, Williams-22 yeas.
Nays: Baker, Blackburn, Burrel,
Cromwell, Quincy, DeslOnde P. g.,
Douglass, Dupart u, Duplessis,
Gardiner, Guichard, Harper, Harris,
Hampstead, Ingraham, Jones, Lam
ders, Lange, Leroy, Lewis R., Marie,
Martin, Massicot, Meadows, MeLeran,
Morris, Moses, Murrel, Myers, New
sham, Oliver, Packard, Pierce, Poin-
dexter, Reagan, Riard, Roberts,
Schwab, Snaer, Thibaut, Twitehell,
Underwood, Week.-Mrs. nays.
Mr.. Simon Jones registered his
vote upon the motion to reconsider the
vote taken upon the adoption of the
resolution repeating that of Deem
Der IL, 1867, relative to the St. Ian
dry Progress;
vote no, because the convention
has passed the resolution against my
vote, and l do net feel it my duty to
reverse the decision of the conven-
ton.
By Mr.. Oliver:
Resolved, That the sergeant-at-
arms be allowed an extra compensa-
ton for his services of two hundred
dollars, and each assistant sergeant
at arms, the sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars; and for which sums, the
warrant clerk issue warrants to them
as provided by the resolutions of this
convention.
Laid on the table.
BY Mr.. Harper:
Motion, That the warrant clerk be
authorized TO issue warrants of $3.50
each, to Messrs. G.. Krubbe, J. j..
Lane, and Catlin, for faithful reporto-
rial services rendered to the conYen-
ton.
Laid on the table.
By Mr.. Newsham
That each regular attendant of the
lobby who has neglected his business
in his attendance here receive as COM
pensation the per diem allowed as
member of convention, and that every
other man without money receive any
amount of warrants.
The chair decided the melton to be
irrelevant and tending to cast ridicule
upon the proceedings Of the conyen-
ton, and that it should be laid aside
Mr.. r. II. Isabelle moved to amend
by adding s. and the vendors Of ginger
cakes in the lobby"
Laid aside as ridiculous and irrele-
want.
By Mr.. Ferguson
Resolved, That $500 be allowed TO
each member Of the lobby for their
good behavior.
Laid aside as irrelevant and ridicu-
lous.
BY Mr.. &. Fl. Isabelle
Resolved. That the warrant clerk
Of this convention be and he is hereby
authorized to issue warrants in sums
of $l00 each to Messrs. G.. Krnbbe,
j. J. Lane, and G. Catlin, for theiI
impartial reports Of proceedings Of
this convention.
Mr.. Wiekliffe moved to amend by
adding
Resolved, also, That nay old hai
and boots be given to Town Talk fol
his efficient services as perfect brick
Laid aside as ridiculous and ir-