New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22


.aer that date; on the contrary, he
sfterWard left the city for the sum.
ton. .~ths. He now claims salary from
vi his removal from Office until the
iAlsa HSsnt Ieopening of the court in No
, - 1894. Were he entitled to receive
, y .nnnt of pay he would be equally en-
lOul receive pay for the winter months
10 .isim is one without equity or law,
mid not, in the opinion of your COM
ne allowed. They therefore respect
xani %snort against the resolution referred
ter " .#. ....
Dnp| j. II. McvEAE,
o. Chsirman;
III, s. E. CUNY,
lins JOHN GAR5TK AMP.
belle P. JONES YORKE.
ureLl IRE Noble, of Orleans, member of the
md Htee on Claims, asked until Monday
'eys se a minority report.
Au uted.
motion of Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita, the |
VI went into Committee Of the Whole |
dl mider Senate bill No. 81, and House |
81.
r Harper, of St. Charles, was called to |
avn, sr.
q hills being under consideration, Mr. |
offered a substitute, with 3 request
''gg n h be printed, that it be made the
y b 1 order of the day for Wednesday at
may o'clock, and that the committee
sncs nd report.
eces @ speaker resumed the seat.
n Noble. Of Orleans, offered an amend
II q with a request that it be printed with
pou subsdtute.
aud Ave granted. .g.s-.-... .....-
It ul copies of both the substitute and
rat 5ment were ordered to be printed.
lry chairman of the Committee of the
LITE Il submitted hisrepoFt, which was re-
Mt u.
vas A,h the substitute and amendment were
the special order fo- Wednesday next,
'EFis senS1 e o'clock P. NJ.
igua UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
lsn'' nate bill No. AZ being under consid,
enth ion, s5.E
ng Curell, of Orleans, moved to refer the
:. h Judiciary Committee.
vi Morey, of Ouachlta, moved to lay
0 nOtion on the table.
aA rried,
=, j n Clerk read the bill section by sec
s!ion first was read.
pro- Noble, of orleans moved to strike
leeo SS in the ninth line, from the word Gov
Of Lr,n to the word APPOINTED" in the
and Eteenth line -... ....-.
sid on the table.
.r,rk l.. Gray, of st. James, moved to strike
Of A from the word "Governor' in the ninth
.o q to the word appointed" in the twelfth
# aid Oh the table.
IN kctlon first was adopted.
o.ion second was read.
Il h. Noble, of Orleans, moved to strike
tie after the word "ofice" IN the tenth
.he to the word "ofice" in the eleventh
, Of aid on the table.
path 4ction second was adopted
ne sction third was read.
r. Gray, of st. james, moved to strik'
~ all after the word Convicted" to tht
!, I'd 'crlmen in the tenth line.
W., aid on the table.
~ 1t. Gray, of st. James, moved to inser
,cer a blowing words: Theft, rape, bigamy.
ish Laid on the table.
:, NJ. Carr, of Orleans, moved to insert al
~ the word 'has' in the ninety eight
,yc 4, the words "preyious to his election tC
ed Ece.n
AZ y Laid on the table.
to Er Holland, of Teusas, offered the fol
ded wing amendment: after the word "has
a the twenty-elghth line the following
tI II ne year frevlous to his election or az
0 & atment.Y
perl Tabled.
I ns Section third was adopted.
+ Section fourth was read and adopted.
Lev Section fifth was read.
ia!d Mr. Noble, Of Orleans. moved to strik
M, the word t.or" in the fourth line, an,
hsF sert SIM To strike out the word
9as hereof pointed out.
isl Adopted.
lad Section fifth, as amended was adopted.
licI section sixth was read. st.=
y Nj. Lott, of Rapides, moved to strike OF
~ eslxth and seventh lines.
Adopted.
bs Section sixth as amended was adopted.
its Section fourth and eighth were read an
iopted. s
m] Section ninth was read.
tui hr. Morey, of Ouachita, moved to stril
Ut theword that in the seventh line, al
ut Lsert eff ,lse
, The word 'If' in the fourteenth line, an
psert "and should"
nj Strike out the word ''shall' in the 81,
lga zenith line.
' Amendments were adopted.
,e The section as amended was adopted.
OF Mr. Mcyean, Of Caddo, offered the folio
n ng additional section;
e5 SIC. 10. That all laws or parts Of laws
y Onhict with the provision of this act a
= hereby repealed.
]B Mr.. Mcyean, of Caddo, offered the folio
ni ng additional section.
Of sEcrIoS IL. That this act shall take efit
! from and after its passage.
Adopted. ls
'us Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita, moved that
pla bill as amended be considered engrossC
o and placed on its third reading.
8 Carried.
The bill was placed on its third readl
il and final passage.
-s Mr.. Kent, of st. Helena, called for
yeas and nays on the final passage of
r. blu, resulting as follows; s, lo
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander, Adolphe,
0 loine, Buckingham, Beiot, Collins, CalhoV
II Carr Cuny, Devices, Dufresne, Dups
q L Enn.a La.r.lI...or Ornic.r,n,nA CnraAItnr I