New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

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ganitsd by notaFiaE ~, Under the alavs
Of the Suite It ihaS incloe0d il Rr01nd,
erected ssSs the !. e sss ss !, enidis
favor OF fostering all such enterprises.
venture to cay that the Same gentlemeh that
now refuse to apprpprfate twenty five hum
dred dnllars for the purpose Of deHeloping
the resources of the Steta will, vote for the
bill giving one million i've hundred thou.
snk dbllasl Of the public moneyitS nh
cradle yazehousea company in the city of
New Orleans, ! viii cast my vote ip favor
been regularly chartered, and which pfo.
p0seato further the agricultural intstests
Of the States Bills have been introduced
and .passe1 aPpseRriating immense sums for
the benefit Of private corporations and in
dividnals, aad nothing has been done to en-
courage the development9 of the INS&ssI
do not ask any assistance for alQ8 1Ae.'
ISOLATION; it is well known that ydch ID Or
ganizati0n Is In existence ~
pone the subject matter. Carried. $50 L;7
/ x MISSISSIPPI RIVER BAR dE'a
| Mr. Smith called Up Housee, bill No. 132,
making. an appropriation for the deepeuing
of the bar ct Pass al Outre, which passed
ito second reading. q, hsg}.s Ea,,sl 70 ana
pone the bill. He ,was opposed to tho ap-
when the State debt Aiready exce6Aed iis
constitnticnAt limit II was true that
many measures had IIeen adopted in gi0ls-
tiOa Of t1e eonstit ution, bait be. thOught Il
Yves time that the Legislature sheuld step-
in it's ruinous cate>rs Nsau
Mr.. Pnchback's motion was tabled.
Mr.. Wilcox aehiagke Atthe Till merely
asked for 500 cog p b paid to tie leem.
should make nineteen feet of water at the
mouth of the river. They were compelled
to do the work in aayance. ,aad were tQ re-
ceive nothing until certain polliaSss q it
were completed, and certified. Ito p TIE
State engineer. zSZZl,,sz-s2ssAsss
The rules were not suspended to place
he.biil on Its third resdinEgo1E
LOUISIANA, WAREHOUSE coxrANrs n 3 I
Mr. Swords called up the veto message
of the Governor ontSenate bill No g. In
cooperating the Lonisiana Warehouse Com,
pany, and granting State aid thereto. - ,..',,
Mr.. Thomas: I. Would ask the Senate to
pause and reflect upon what the effect NAV
be Of their action upon this vet6@ message.
1t is matter, Of the most vital Importance
to the people of the State. 1t gives me,
pleasure to state that I shall heartily and
warmly support the Governor in the veto of
this BILL as we'll ss of any other bill which
looks to the imposition Of burden OF taxa
ton Upon the people When I zee 20 plainly
that it is the intention Of the Senate to pass
this measure over the Governors veto, am
at . los what to say. / am opposed t0 Che
executive politically; have mot contributed
in tho least toward elevating him % the
position that he now occupies, huAgas
Democrat, desire tUi state that I,shau do
all can to support him in sustaining the |
interests of the people against, his own.
party: 1wish it to be played upon record
that, in my opinion, he has, in his veto mes
sages. -heenl h0nest, and earnest, and true
in his devotion; to the, welfare Of the State.
The bin passed over the Governors veto.