The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-23

wo,ter ftam, committed June 4,
, 1870. d;sfged June 7, 1870, by the
|, c;x,h D;s,t Court Witness: Captain
l Noble.
! IocL veen, committed May 10, 1870;
+ d;schore June 80, 1870, by Sixth Dis
tr;ct CT Witness: Captain Noble ,
q lam Donovan, committed January 4, ,
D 1871 .lscharged January IA, 1871, by
/ S;xtl;istrict Court. Witness: Captain
n Bow
v hph Graves, committed January 4,
: 1877 discharged January II, 1871. by
j 81, District Court. Witness: Captain
It Ben.
T. J. Kendrick, committed January 4,
J. Il; discharged January Z, 1871, by
b kth District Court. Witness: Captain
e Ibwen.
e| VIM. Mclaughlin, committed January
nt, 1871; discharged January 6, 1871, by
Sixth District Court. Witness: Captain |
Bowen.
Frank Cobler, committed January 5,
1871; discharged January 6, 1871, by
Sixth District Court. Witness: Captain
Bowen.
Dummy Moore, committed January z,
1871; discharged January Z, 1871, by
Sixth District Court. Witness: Captain
Bowen.
Sarah Jane, committed January q
1871; discharged January %. 1871, by
Sixth District Court. Witness: Captain
Bowen.
MIR. Worran asked permission to prefer
articles of impeachment against Hon.
William H. Cooley, Judge of the Sixth
District Court of the parish of Orleans,
for high crimes and misdemeanors.
, Mr.. Carr, of DeSoto, raised the point
) of order that, in its present form, the
memorial could not be properly presented
) to the House.
The Speaker decided the point OF orde,
as being well taken, and further stated
y that no member could present articles o
impeachment against on officer Of thu
State without first having them sworn t.
and having the names of the witnesse
for the prosecution annexed thereto.
,, Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, appealed
D from the decision of the chair.
u The Speaker put the question: "Shal
the Chair be sustained in its decision?'
The roll was called, with the followin,
x result:
yaas: Abell, Adolphe, Barker, Barrett, Barrow
Belot. Bentley, Bickham Blunt, Bowen, Brew
d ter. Broussard, Brown, Bryan. Burch. Butte
~, Carr, Chachere, Cochran, Crawford, Darby, d,
ie rin.burp. Davidson Davis Demas, Devices, +
liz Faulkner, Fontelieu, Gaddis, Gardner, Cars
49, kamp. w. Harper, Hemstead, Huston, johnson
rs Kearson, Kenner, Kiilen, Kinsella, LaSalinier
T. Laurent. Llambas, H. Lott, Lynch, Mahone
Marie Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, McFarlan'
III Meadows, Moncure, Moore, Murray, Nelso
I'd Oplatek, Overton, Pond. Raby, Riley, Ringgoi
Sartain, Schumacher Souer, Stamps, Steven
Ve Stinson. Tatman, Thompson, Tounoir, Ullma
u.
;. Washington. of Concordia, Waters, f. William
70 H. Williams, Yorke, Young-8l.
it Nays: P. Harper, J. B. Lott, Morphy. Morn
Mt Tureaud, Worrall-6.
90 And the decision Of the Chair was su
le, tanned.
o. Upon motion Of Mr.. Carr, OF DeSot
the memorial was referred to speci
ril committee to consist of five members.
NO MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
he The Secretary of the Senate was
nounced with the following message:
lge To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF
es, House of Representatives: ..r .-
eth GENrLEMEN:-I am directed to infol
Won that the Senate has concurred IN {
ler following House bills. as noted:
to- House bill No. 146, an act to appror
,rt. ate the sum of two hundred and fl
Nv thousand dollars, or so much thereof
yet; may be necessary, for the payment
,ro- mileage and per diem Of members, sa
fice ries of officers and per diem of employ
ETC., with an amendment;
her Also. House bill No. 209, an act
mt, regulate the location Of slaughterhou
writ stock landings, and the inspection
meat in the city Of New Orleans and
20. parishes of jefferson and st. Berni
city and the duty of the Attorney Gene
ged the city Of New Orleans and the 30
urt of Metropolitan Police, ETC., with
,ary amendment, and to present to your
ing sideration the following entitled Sci
bel bill No. 63, to provide for the drain
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