New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
sed to issue warrants accord

horiZed TO ISSUE WdfIhhso dcOoA0
II. Cooley moved to suspend the
to place the resolution upon its
sge.
8sbe rules were suspended and the
Ration was adopted.
o. H. Hampstead moved that an
compensation of 5000 be allowed
minute clerk, the warrant clerk,
the clerks Of the committees on
4i,c. enrolment, and contingent
&c.. for the faithful manner in
A they have performed their duties
H. the session Of this convention.
les over.
Belden called to the chair,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
!, Brown moved to take from the
he motion to reconsider the
mon the adoption of article nine
ght,
Underwood moved to indefinite
o.tpone the motion to take from
liable.
s.t-yeas 81, nays 88-as follows:
q. Blackburn, Burrel, Butler,
l|.rwell, Dupart u, FRANCOIS, Gar
Harris, Hampstead, jackson,
Lange, Leroy, Massioot, Mea-
Morris, Moses, Newshsm, Oil
Packard, Pierce, Poindexter,
Nd, Reagan, Riggs, Valfroit,
NAPLES, Wicklife, Williams,
4 ,yn-3l.
INA: Antoine, Belden, Bertonneau,
Nm, BOnseigneur, BonnefSi,
Cooley, Crane, Crawford,
n. bearing, Dspasseau, Donate,
lass. Duparte G., Duplessis, Es-
I Harrison, Isabelle t., Kelso,
n, Mushaway, Myers, Pinohback,
!, Roberts, Smith, Snaer, Steele,
sut, Tinohant, Vandergrif-33
81 notion to take from the table
n os.-yeas "a, nays 36-as fol-
vi sas Antoine, Beldin, EertSn-
ID Blsnden, Benseigneur, Bon
n Brown, Butler, Cooley, Crane,
vi giord, Quincy, Depasseau, Donate,
4 Ssss, @. Duparte, Duplessis,
at n. Ferguson, Harrison, T. Isa-
Id Kslso, Martin, Mushaway, My
cd pnshbaok, Riard, Roberts, Smith,
bed !, Steele, Thibaut, Tinohant, Van
~ hf-34 yeas.
Wys: Blackburn, Burrel, Crom-
sp u. Dupart, FRANCOIS, GaTdiner,
ne a, Harris, Hampstead, Ingra-
RH. Isabelle, jackson, Jones,
opas, Leroy, Massicot, Meadows,
u Moses, Newsham, Oliver,
IND, Pierce, Poindezter, Pollard,
N, Reese, Riggs, Twitehell, I'm
bod, Valfroit, Vidal, NAPLES,
life, Williams, WilsOn--36nays.
Jones called to the chair.
as UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
fet Belden recorded the following
h. ls for his vote:
Nh IN opposed to the substitute to
yruI b ninety eight, offered by the del
from Orleans, Mr.. Waples, fol-
Blowing reasons:
hink it is wrSng to make no dis
nation between the man who fol-
toe lgbored for dissolution Of the
tr1 and the man who always favored
1rm sn Of the states, and only ceased
itut Joaate the some VIXEN driven to q
10, mt course by irresistible and
e sgering force. This article has
ec ect Of DISTINGUISHING men who
ner led to the last extremity secession
!o1 IRr, while it leaves as voters and
holders the yerymen who plunged
ats into war, and brought desc
ion aud ruin on the fairest portion
MI, United States.
a seefore / am in favor of disfran
rsa g the political adventurous anC
Oh holders who led the state intC
ira sion and war, and none others
ine to Judge Of the guilt Of mel
before the war commenced, anI
liter the country was in an actua
Of war. The politician, states
szl and oficeholdsr who quietly
IT h I'D himself at q time when thu
ishs we're quiet, happy, and pros
, gaT5s, and cody madiraTed war, an'
tire gaent desOlation, is 9 monst e.
kould never be allowed again t
rue ipate in the councils of hi
to d Ey.
, Ara while it is right to forever dis
{ "a hise the men who led the countr,
var, It is wrong to disfranehis
t Hho we're driven into rebel armie
ppa . most reckless and relentles
lish fslh that appears in the annals Q
heu
n therefore opposed to the arti
seause in its effects it disfran
=, A men who were not the author
!, late war, while il does no
III The politicians gand ofioeholder
nc the authors Of all our trouble
4 H are again turned loose upon tn
Aha eal world, because they were to
az Fsd TO fight in 8 war of their CIV
~ \ ion, and the men are alone dis
=. h sised who opposed secessicn' an
J M driven into the rebellious armie
NM ase political tyrants who are noN
re e.
lstit de 1872 being under considers
ned, Waples moved that the cor
7 eI proceed to select the loOatiO
! ~ capitol Of the state by ballot.
nd On the table.
,rsn Crane moved to adopt the 70