New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-16


ana tline-honored custom, neglected TO refer
TO the law, or give the reasons on which the
Judgment is founded. The removal was in.
mediately carried into effect, and Judge
hsuolln never performed any services as
Judge after that date; on the contrary, he
shortly afterward left the city for the sum.
intr mouths. He now claims salary from
the date OF his removal from office until the
subsequent reopening Of the court in M
yember, 1864. We're he entitled to receive
this amount of pay he would be equally eu.
of 1864 and 1865.
The claim is one without equity or law,
and should not, in the opinion of your com
mit'ee, be allowed. They therefore respect.
fully report against the resolution referred
to them.
Respectfully submitted.
j. II. MCVEAN, ...
Chairman
8. f, CUNY,
JOHN GARSTKAMP
p. JONES YURKE.
blr. Noble, of Orleans member of the
Committee on Gains, asked until Monday
to make a minority report.
Granted.
On motion of Mr.. MoreY. of Ouachita, the
House went into Committee of the Whole
to consider Senate bill No. 81, and House
bill No. 81.
Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, was called to
the chair
Both bills being under consideration, Mr.
Morey offered a substitute, with request
that it be printed, that it be made the
special order of the day for Wednesday at
twelve o'cock, and that the committee
rise and report.
The Speaker resumed the seat
| Mr.. Noble, of Orleans, offered an amend
ment, with request that it be printed with
the substitute.
Leave granted.
$50 copies OF both the substitute and
amendment were ordered to be printed.
The chairman of the Compittee of the
Whole submitted his report, which was re-
ceived.
Both the substitute and amendment were
made the special order for Wednesday next,
at one o'clock P. NJ.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senate bill No. A. being under consid-
Grafton,
Mr. Curell, of Orleans, moved to refer the
bill to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Morey, of Ouachita, moved 10 lay
the motion on the table.
Carried.
The Clerk read the bill section by sec
tien.
Section first was read.
Mr. Noble of Orleans, moved to strike
out, in the ninth line, from the word ''Gov
ernor" to the word appointed" in tn,
fourteenth line.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Gray, of st. James, moved to strik'
out from the word Governor" in the nintl
. line TO the word appointed" in the twelftl
line.
Laid on the table.
Section first was adopted.
. Section second was read.
. Mr Noble, of Orleans, moved to strik
out after the word "ofIice" in the tent
0 line TO the word "ofice" in the eleventh
: line.
Laid on the table.
Section second was adopted.
I Section third was read.
G Mr.. Gray, of st. James, moved to strik
+ out all after the word "convictedH to tn
q word "crime" in the tenth line.
@ Laid on the table.
!, Mr.. Gray, of st. James, moved to insei
a the following words: "Theft, rape, BIZ
], amy"
d Laid on the table.
: Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, moved to insert a
= ter the word ''hasn in the ninety eight
8 liue, the words ''previous to his elec ton I
g Office
/ Laid on the table.
q Mr., Holland. of Tensas, offered the fo
e lowing amendment: after the word cha
Z, in the twenty eighth line the followin
zone year previous to his election or a
t pOintment."
Tabled
" Section third was adopted.
Section fourth was read and adopted.
t Section dfth was read.
, Mr.. Noble, OF Orleans. moved to strll
8 out the word 'or" in the fourth line. an
r insert lin" To strike out the "or'