New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

| thousand dollars.
By Mr.. Harris:
For Vidalia Benevolent Society. two
thousand five hundred dollars.
By Mr.. COPELAND:
For the Third District INDECENT Orphans
| School, Greatmen street, New Orleans,
| three thousand dollars.
By Mr.. Antoine:
| For the Morning Star Benevolent Asso-
| citation, Shreveport, eight hundred dollars.
! For the Sisters of Charity of Shreveport,
five thousand dollars.
BY Mr.. Ray:
For the Home Missionary Society OF New
Orleans, one thousand dollars.
BY Mr.. Whitney:
For the Baptist Association al Waterproof.
| two thousand dollars.
By Mr.. Anderson:
For Turgis' Asylum for Destitute Widows
and Orphans. on Dumaine street. New Or
leans. fifteen hundred dollars.
For the Ladies of Providence, corner CT
Esplanade and Galvez streets, fifteen i4un-
dred dollars.
BY Mr.. Daigle:
For the Mount Carmel Charitable Ins-i-
tuition at Nermilonville. parish of Lstay-
| exc. Hltttu
| By Mr.. Anderson:
For the Howard Charitable Association
of " ashington, Louisiana, fifteen h"ndTed
dollars.
BY Mr. NcMillen:
For the Society for the Protection o. the
! Poor and Friendless OF Carroll parish, CT
| Louisiana, three thousand dollars.
The items between 5i2 and $50 were then
read and adopted.
Mr.. McMillen then moved 10 adop: the
items as a whole.
! On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
decided to adopt the items as a whole by
the following vote:
| Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Barber. Bow
man. Butler. Campbell. Coupland, Daigle.
Fish. Harris Herwig. Hunsaker, Ingraham,
kelso. OHara. Pinchback. Raglan, Smith,
Swords. Sypher. Thomas, Todd, Whit
nev-23
NAYS: Blackman. Bowman. Futch, jerks.
Lewis. Lynch. McMilen. Noland, Pierce.
Ray, Thompson, Twitchell-l2 g.
Mr.. Ray offered the following as aNubs.i-
tute for section three, which was adoptet:
| That Auditors warrants issued for the
payment OF salaries OF Governor. Lleuten-
! ant Governor, Auditor of Public Accounts.
State Treasurer, Secretary of State. Attor-
ney General. District Attorneys and Judges
| of the Supreme. District and parish courts
| shall be receivable in any payment By the
! Treasurer for any taxes collected tor, tie
| general fund Ill the State treasury.
Mr. McMillen moved 10 adopt the bill as
| amended.
Adopted.
Mr.. McMillen moved the bill he consid-
cred engro>Scd for a third reading.
| Adopted.
Mr. McMillen moved to suspend the con-
s-itutioual rule to put the bill TO its third
reading.
ON call OF the yeas and NAYS the Senate
! decided 70 suspend the rules by the follow
| ing tour-tittIls affirmative vote:
! Yeas: Anderson. Antoine Barber, Bow
man. Butler. Campbell, COPELAND. D,.igle.
Fish. Fu,ch. Gallup. Harris, Herwis Hun
saker Ingraham. jerks. kelso. Lynch.
| NcMiIleu. holland. O'Hara, Pierce, Pinch
! back. Ray. Swords. Thomas. Thompson.
| Todd TwitcLell. Whitney. Wilcox-3I.
Nays: Blackman, Lewis. Raglan. smith.
The bill Was read its third ard las, tine.
and finally adopted with its title.
! Mr. O'Hara moved TO adjourn Ill j. VI.
tomorrow
On q cali of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused 70 adjourn by the following vote:
Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Elacnman.
Bow man. Butler. Daigle. McM..len. iiara.
! hback-S.
Nays Barber. Campbell. COPELAND. Fish,
Futch. Gallup Harris. HerWis, Hunsaker,
lngr,.hanI. jerks, helso. Lewis. Lynch,
holland. Pierce. Kagan. Ray. Smith. Swords,
S--,.I.- Thomas IhomDSnu IWlrcItIl.
| " hitney. Wilcox-2O.
Mr. pinchback moved to adjourn until
tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
On call OF the yeas and nays. the Senate
refused 70 adjourn by the following vote;
Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Blackman.
Butler Daigle. Futch. McMllen, Plnchbac n.
! Ray.
NAYS: Barber Campbell. COPELAND. Fish,
Gallup. Harris. Herwig. Hunsaller. 1ngra-
ham. jerks. kelso. Lewis, Lynch, holland.
| O'Hara. Pierce. Ragan. Smith. Swords,
Sypher Thomas. Thompson TwitcheN.
! Todd. Whitney. Wilcox-2o.
! Executive session was then called.
The call being duly seconded. the Pre>i-
| dent ordered the chamber cleared OF al
persons except the members.
Executive session having been raised.
NJ. Hunsaker moved to take up the re
port OF the Committee on Elections N .he
case OF Mr.. Gallup.
On call Of the yeas and nays the Sena-e
decided 20 take up the report by the follow
ing vote:
! Teas: Anderson, Barber. Blackman. Bow
man. Butler. Campbell Daigle. Fish. rurch
! Gallup. Harris. Herwig. Hunsaker lngra-
ham. jerks. holland. Pierce, Ragan. Ray.
Smith. Swords. Svpher. Thomas. Thonr-
son. Todd Twitchell. Whitney. Wlcox--S.
Nays: None.
Mr.. Blackman moved 10 adopt tie repo!.
Of the committee. confirming NJ. Gallup II
his seat
Adopted.
NJ holland moved to reconsider tie voce
whereby the report OF the committee was
adopted. and moved 70 lay that motion or
the table. which latter motion was adopted.
On motion. the Senate then adjourned I'll
II ii. tomorrow.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until TIE second
Instant. at twelve o'clock VI.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
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in Boston:
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