New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-14

| NA4' 0utGOug VI OF. MARY aSkeu tuF6o udS
leave of absence for Mr.. Antoine, Of 81
Mary, which was granted.
Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana. asked tw
days leave of absence for Dir. TuCeaud, o
| st. James.
| Granted.
/ The Speaker announced the followin:
committee to examine the charges agains
| Governor WarmOth, and prepare articles 0
impeachment: II. Hahn, Of st. Charles
chairman; L. S. Rodrigues, of Orleans; J. B
Wands, of Tangipahoa; w. f. Southland, o
Ouachita; John Gair, Of East Feliciana
Speaker Lowell called tho attention O.
| the House to an article published in the
New Orleans Times, which contained
gross charges against his character, and
gave notice that whenever the Democratic
members were present, he would ask for a
committee to examine into the same
Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana, gave notice
that he would, on tomorrow, introduce a
resolution relative to the members who had
attended the Lyceum Hall Legislature.
The following gentlemen denied having
been present at the Lyceum Hall Legisla-
ture, as reported by their official organ,
viz: Messrs Rochon, of st. Mary; Hubeau,
Of Jefferson, and Kern, of Jefferson.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
they would, at some future day, introduce
the following bills:
By Mr.. Wilson, of East Baton Rouge:
An act inhibiting the exclusion of colored
students from the Seminary of Learning
and Military Academy at East Baton
Rouge, and for other purposes.
By Mr.. Devezin, Of Orleans:
An act regulating the labor system of the
State of Louisiana
By Mr.. Snaer, of Iberia:
An act for the relief of David Hayes, of
Iberia.
BY Mr.. Sartain, of Carroll;
An act to amend sections 2729 and 2730 of
the Revised Statutes of the State of Louis
lana.
BY Mr.. Kirkman, of Calcasieu:
An act to regulate the sales Of State lands
in the State Of Louisiana.
By Mr.. Antoine, Of St. Mary:
An act for the opening and dredging of
Bayou PIaquemine.
Also, an act to build up public road on
the east side of Bayou Teche.
By Mr. Demas, Of st. John the Baptist:
An act regulating the time for hunting.
By Mr. Bryan, Of East Baton Rouge:
An act to enforce the thirteenth article of
the constitution of the State.
Mr.. Souer, of AvoyeIles, asked the sus
pension of the rules to introduce bill.
On the suspension of the rules the yeas
and nays were demanded by Messrs. Gair,
of East Feliciana, and Young, of Concor-
dia, resulting as follows;
Yeas-Allain, Armstead, Antoine, Bow
man, Bryant, Baker, Boyd, Blackstone,
Barrow, Conuaughton, COuzin, Demas, DA-
Wis, DeveZin, DeiOie, Dumont, Dayries. De-
wees, Estilette, Elliot, Greene, Gair,
Can't, Gmchard, Hetfner Hubeau, Hill,
Heath, Hedgepath, Paul Jones, NJ. Jones,
Heating, kirknan, Kenyon, Kern, Keys,
King, Lewis, Landry, Lawes, Murrell (of
Murrell (of Madison), Martinez,
Souer, Sawyer, Stewart, Sartain, Snaer,
Southland, Sutton, Sewell Thomas; Tureaud,
Williams, Wilson, Washington, Ward,
Wands-62.
NayB-Benham, Marvin, Marie, Young-4.
The rules being suspended, House bill
No. 4, entitled joint resolution extending
The term of the extraordinary session of
he General Assembly, was placed On its
irst reading.
Under suspension OF the constitutional
Jules, the bill was placed on its second
,eading.
Under further suspension Of the consti-
utional rules, the bill was considered en-
crossed, and placed on its third reading.
On the final passage Of the bill, the yeas
md nays were demanded by Messrs. Young
II Concordia, and Allan, OF West Baton
Rouge, resulting as follows:
Yeas-AlIain, Armstead, Antoine, Bow.
nan, Bryant, Baker, Boyd, Blackstone.
Barrow Connaughton, Couzin, Davis, Dew
Yin, Dejoie, Dumont, Dayries, Devices,
elliot, Greene, Gair CAN'T, Guichard Heff. |
Ter, Hubeau,. Hill, Heath, Hedgepath,
Paul Jones, NJ. Jones, Heating, Kirkman,
Kenyon. Kern, Keys, King, Lewis, Landry, |
Iawes, Marvin, Murrell {Latourche}, Muir
ell (MadisOp), Martinez, M0ntaldo, Page, |
Paris, Rochon, Souer, Sawyer Stewart. |
'artain, Southard Sutton, Sewell, Thomas, |
7ureaud, Williams, Wilson, Wa8hip gtOn,
Ward, Wands-6l.
Nays-Benham, Demas, Hahn, Marie,
fatheWs, Young-6
The bill finally passed, title adopted, and
rdered to be sent to the Senate for concur
ence.
Mr.. Devices, Of Red River, chairman of
be Committee on Elections and Qualifoa-
ons, submitted the reports and evidence |
] the contested election cases Of JUDGE vs.
rahan and Davis and Decker VS.. Kummel |
nd Mcconnell, also the case of w. X.
ohnsOn, of the parish Of AvOyelles, and
loved that the case of j. N. Judice, of La
tyette, be taken up first.
The Clerk was ordered to read the follow
IL evidence in the case of JUDGE vs.. Ira
an.
0 the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives,;
Your committee has examined the evil |
ence in the case of JUDGE against Thahan,
nd report in favor of Mr.. Judice, it having
cen clearly shown from evidence submit
ID that Mr.. JUDGE was legally elected.
L. w. DEVICES, Chairman.
NEW ORLEANS, December 10, 1872.
on. Charles W. LEVEL, Speaker OF the House of
Represent atives:
have the honor to inclose to you tor the
of the honorable body over
hieh you preside, the within affidavit of
le State Supervisor of Registration for tie
arish of Lafayette, and to request that my
anne be placed on the roll of the House,
nd that be sworn in and allowed to take
y seat as the Representative for the par
h Of Lafayette
>. 4. 5UDICE.
The total voSe eas9 for Mr. J. D. Trahan,