New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
FICIAL-JOURNAL
tEEDINGs OF THE SENATE
l r ST sEss TON
IND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
TIE OF LOUISIANA.


I
Saturday, January Z, 1871.
mt: Hon. o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
IF and President of the Senate. and
Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
bowman, Butler, Campbell, Coup
laigle, Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris,
<, Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks, KelsO,
Lynch, McMillen, holland, O'Hara,
Pinchback, Raglan, Ray, Smith,
), Sypher, Thomas, Todd, TwitcheH,
ey, Wilcox-35.
'er by the Rev. Mr.. Burch.
Whitney moved that the reading Of
nutes of the previous days proceed
dispensed with.
oted.
DIRECTIONS.
Raglan offered the following resolu-
red, That a committee of three be
ito examine and inquire what dispo-
tas made of the five million Is, 00O,-
lars bonds for the use of the city OF
leans, and authorized by an act of
seral Assembly of 1868; and that the
kto UC GAlpoNtTCQ " ESA4o lJA PEA-
y papers, and that the committee he
one clerk.
pver.
ecretary announced the fling OF pa
]. 7. Newshnm, contesting the seat
or jerks.
wis moved that House bill No. be
and put npon its first reading.
d, and bill read its first time.
wis moved that the rules be sus-
nd the bill read the second time.
and bill read its second time.
ID moved that the bill be referred.
sis moved to lay the motion to re-
table.
Fis moved that the bill be adopted
I'D reading.
stimtional rule was further sus-
four-fifths affirmative vote, on
yeas 90, nays 2, the bill read its
last time and finally adopted
Eel
mons consent the joint resolution
yesterday by Mr.. Blackman was
up and read.
ektnan offered the following
to be substituted for all that
he first resolve down to and in
words ''to advocate: :"
That we cordially indorse the
Senator'S and Representatives
in their attempt to have said
emoved, and we earnestly re-
,adyocate.
esolution was being discussed,
age, enclosing the following re-
q received from the House
1t has pleased an all-wise Pro
'emOve from our midst our fell
ltative from the parish of AS
eHonorable Joseph $. Douglass;
sit
That in respect to the memory
colleague, the Honorable Joseph
4. that this House do now adjourn
Monday, the ninth day of Jann-
Selve o'clock M. and be it further
10, That the Clerk OF thisSIouse be
to transmit copy Of these reselu-
kEAs, Joseph roAicial, member
om the parish of East Baton Rouge,
fled in the riot ab Baton Rouge, on
light of November the seventh there
<be It
kesolged, That in respect to the memory
,ur colleague, that this House adjourn TO
It Monday, January 9, at twelve o'clock,
| be il further
lssOleeE, That the Clerk Of this House be
scted to transmit a copy of these resOlu-
Is to the Senate, and to his widow.
II. Pinchback moved that out of respect
the memory of our. deceased colleagues
senate 10 now adjourn.
,dopted.
'revious to the anni unoement Of adjourn
ut, the President inade a few remarks.
ling the attention Of the Senate to certain
tements regarding himself occurring in
Message Of the Governor vetoing the
entitled an act to amend the Metropoli-
Police act, and stated wherein said
tementa were incorrect, and then an
need that the Senate stood adjourned
il Monday, the ninth instant, at twelve
losk Nj.
CHARLES il. MERRITT,
Secretary Of Senate.