New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
Barrett, of Orleans, demanded the yeas and
nays. which resulted as follows:

nays. WHICH ItSuilcu dS IcIloNc.
Yeas-Adophe, Antoine, Baker. Barker,
Barrow, Bickham, Brown, Bryan. Burch,
Butler, Chachere. Darby, Durio, Ellis.
Gaddls. William Harper, Huston, Hyams,
johnson. kearson. Killen. Laurent, Liam
bias, H. Lott, j. Il. Lott, Mat
thews, Meadows. Moncure, Nelson, OTTO,
Overton. Schumacher, Stanton. Stevens,
Stinson. Tatman. Thompson, Tuleand, Ill
man. T. Williams, II. Williams, Wilson,
Wands, Yorke-ii.
Nays Abel, Barrett, Bentley, Blunt,
Bowen. Brewster, Carr. Crawford, Darins-
burg. Davidson, Davis. Demas, Devices,
Floyd, Gardner, Garstkamp, z. Harper,
Hampstead. Kinsella. La Saliniere, Lynch,
Mahoney. Marie, Marvin. McCarty. Mctar-
land. Moore. MoIphy, Murray, ong, Oplatek
Quinn, Raby. Riley, Ringg"ld: Sartaln
smith. Souer, Stamps. Verrctt, Washington
lAssumptionl. Washington tConcordlal,
Waters, Worrall, Wheyiand. foung-i6.
Tie Chair was not sustained, ard the re-
port was withdrawn.
Mr.. Carr. of De Soto. moved an adjourn
ment, and. being seconded by Mr. Barrett,
Of Orleans, called for the yeas and nays
with the following result:
Yeas-Abel. Barrow. Bentley. Blunt,
Bowen, Carr. Darinsburg. Davidson, Davis,
Demas. Faulkner, Floyd. Gardner, Garst-
kamp, p. Harper, Hampstead, hnseIla, La
Saliniere, Mahonev. Marie, Marvin, Me
Carly. Mcfarland Moore, Morp,hy, MURRAY
Ong. Oplaie Quinn. Raby, Riley, Ring
gold. Smith, Soucr. Stamps, Nerrett. Wash
ington. Assumption Washington, Con
cordia.y Waters, Wheyland. Youug-il.
Navs-Adolphe, Antoine. Bakrr, Barker,
Barrow. Bickhan. Brewster, Bryan, But
Ter. Chachere, Crawford Darby, Dui1o,
Ellis. Fontelieu. GHddis. William Harper,
| L IN. rfr mont
Llamhias II. Lott, j. Il. Lott, Lynch.
Matthews, Meadows, Moncure. Nelson,
! otto, Overton, Pond, Sartain, Schumacher.
| Stanton. Stevens. Stinson. Tatnan, Iholup-
son. Tureaun, Ulman. Z. Williams, II. vii
| Hams. Wilson, WorIail. Wands iorke-tS.
| Lost.
The Chair informed the House hat he
had appointed the Kevs. Burch and satch-
ell as Chaplains Of The House for the present
session.
Mr.. Brewster. Of OuachiJa, offered the
following resolution, which was read and
| adopted:
Resolrea. Thai next Monday he set apart
as a dav on which members OF this House
| shall be allowed the privilege OF expressing
| their feelings OF regret Tor the death OF tie
| lamented Lieutenant Governor q. j. Dunn.
| Mr. Burch of East Baton Rouge, called
| up the following portion of his resolution
presented yesterday, and which lad not
been acted upon, and moved It's adoption.
| which was carried:
| Res0lrcd. That the Speaker Of the House
| appoint a committee of nine members 20
| draft suitable resolutions OF respect - the
| deceased.
Mr.. Carr. Of DeSoto, raised Tie following
| point OF crd"r:
That. according 10 article thirtvthree Of
| the constitutions the House could not pro-
| coed 10 business until the Senate was or
/ gained. and la,i notified the House accord
! ingf.
The Chair submitted the following de-
ci,ion upon the point OF order; That the
House being organized, could transact any
and all business appertaining exclusively
to lis own body, but could not transact any
legislative business without cor irlen:c u
| the Senate
NJ. Mathews, cf Ten~aS. offered he tol-
lowing resolution:
R,soIcea. That We now proceed % draw
for seats in tie islai order.
Mr. Barrett Of Orleans. moved - lay il
on the table and being seconded by Mr..
| Morris, of Ascension called for the yeas and
nays thereon. which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Abel. Ado'phe, Antoine, Baker.
Barker. Barrett. Bentley, BickLauI, BlHnr.
Bowen, Brewster, Brown. Bryan, Butler.
Carr. Chacnere, Crawford. Darinshurg. D,:-
viz. Denas. Devices. Durio. Ellis Faulkner.
FIoytl. Gaddls. Gardner Cars kamp, VII
liam Harper. Hcmpsted. Huston. Kearson.
k;lIan kinSr,lH La Saiiuierp. II. Lott j t.