New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29
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fms TUESDAY, August Is, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by the Pres.
dent at twelve O'Clock.
The roll was called. Present, the follow
ing members.
Beares, Bacon, Blackman, Braughn, Camp.
bell, COPELAND, Darrall, Day. Egan, Foute,
FRANCOIS, Futch, Z. L. Jewell, F. L.Jewel,
Kelso, Lewis, o'Hara, Packard, Poindexter,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgenstein-2s.
Prayer by the chaplain, Reverend Mr..
Turner. '
Mr.. Wittgenstein: move that the reading
of the minutes he dispensed with.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Darrall, from the Committee on En-.
rollment, reported the following as duly en-
crossed; aaH
House bin No. LAG, an act appropriating
S1Oo, 900 to pay the mileage and Fer diem of
members, etc. f
House Joint Resolution No. Al, rendering
the thanks of the General assembly to the
President and members of the Board OF
Registration.
House bill No. 20, an act to regulate the
practice and dispatch in District Courts
of New Orleans. E
Senate bill No. lOS, an act to amend the
| first section of an act to incorporate the
town of Monroe. etc.
Senate bill No. l13, an act to purchase
500 copies each of the Civil Code of Louisi
ana, and 100 copies of Hennen's Digest.
House bill No. AZ, an act to re-establish
the burnt records of the parish of Vim.
Mr.. Ray from the Committee on Judiciary
reported favorably upon the following bills
Senate bill No. l57, an act to amend ant
re.enaet the thirty-fourth section Of an &C
entitled an act relative to criminal proceed
ings, approved March II, 1855.
Senate bill No. 1856, an act TO amend AM
re-enact the forty.eighth section of an &C
entitled an act relative to criminal proceed
ings, approved March IA, 1855. ...g
Senate bill No. I59: An act to amend Al
act entitled an act to amend an act entitle'
an act to provide for supplying the loss Q
the public records and other papers cor
suned by the burning of the Courthouse {
the Parish of Claiborne on the sixth of NJ
vember, ls4e. Approved April %, 1858. 4
Also, substitute for Senate bill No. 14S
An act to amend and re-enact the frs
fourth and eleventh sections Of an act emit
tied an act relating TO monitions and mod
of proceedings. Approved March Is, 1856
/ Mr.. Ray, from the Finance COMMITTEES
reported favorably upon Senate bill No. l5s
An act making an appropriation TO carr
into effect the first, second and third sec
lions Of an act entitled an act to provide fs
, the more effectual assessment of lands b
. longing to nen-residents. Approved Marc
Il, 1856.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Interni
improvements, reported fsyorably upo
Senate bill No. 1Ol: An act to incorporate Il
Loan and Pledge Association.
Mr.. Wittgenstein presented a memoir
from the Sisters of Charity Of Donaldso
vile. asking for relief.
! Referred to the Committee on Charitab
Institutions.
Mr.. Packard, from the Special Commit
!. on Registration, presented q report recOl
mending that the Senate adhere to Sens
Registration bill No. 81, and that q Cor
a mittee Of Conference be appointed to set
/ the differences between both Houses on {
subject. lT s1Aeito tp ASH
d tss KksoLur1oNs. aaai q
J. Mr.. 3. L. Jewell introduced the foliowi
3 re solution:
WHKRRAe, il q currently reported q
generally believed that Hon. H. Q. Warnnc
has received Compensation for signing b
!. and Withholding his signature from I
same, and that he has aleo received pay
making appointments 70 high and imp
tant Official positions IN the State COVER
o. mant; and, Whereas snembers Of Il
honae and the House Of Representatives
s charged with having received money
secure their votes for the phsDnRe Of cert
bills zssigued for the behent Of inalv
: III 8 rsa0lUed, That a committee Of til
q the part of the Senate DO apnoiptea %
= vestigaie these charges and report 70
1r Senate. viii view . an impeachment
n the Governor and the expulsion Of the gai
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