New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-25

Tes railroad, formerly known "a the N,
le SEN Ohns, Opelousas and Great w.. ~
lowing road; and for the purpose of providin
clhoous and unbroken communicate
Millen, tween the same by ferry transporta:io,
Is taken up and read.
Her, ohuer suspension of the constitution
lynch, tle tae Dill was read a second time.
Words Mr. Garstkamp, of Jefferson. moved ,
. 'e1er the bill to the Committee on Railroad
'"enp MI DeWees of De Soto, moved to Ia
the motion to refer upon the table.
'men Carried.
ote;i The bill was placed upon the ca1ana,r 10
kmi third reading.
Mil by unanimous consent, Mr.. Huston. O.
aoD S' reiiclana' introduced, according IL
previous notice, House bill No. 400. an an,
'1 provide for the safety Of passengers upon
) i"h"ay Trains within the State of Louisiana
u W SECURE the services of competent and
~ 'ni'iiui conductors and engineers. to CON-
stltute board for the examination .na :.
1. sp1o''oh o. all persons employed or seeking
w. NC employed as conductors and engineers
n u railway trains on any railroad runn;no
"holly or in part within said STATE ,nS
l. Imposing fines and penalties in ce-t.;n
cases, which was read.
, suspension OF the constitutional
i"ao inc Dill was read a second time and ,e.
referred to the Committee on Railroads
senate bill No. l64, an act to incornor,,o
tne 'ldalla. Red River and Texas Railroad
company, and to grant State aid tbere,o
which was read
1nuer suspension of the constitutions,
Aoae 'ne OIL was read the second time and
referred to the Committee On Railroads
senate bill No. 800, an act entitled ON M.
10 change the name of Thomas I.o,r;, 49,
way to Thomas Lewis HOLLOWAY Re,dau
was taken up and read
nuer suspension of the constitutional
rue 1he OIL was read the second time. and
third time. "Au
1! Was finally passed, its title was adon,ea
anu notlce OF concurrence ordered 20 bo
sent to the Senate
=. oena'e Dill No. 29l, an act to incorporate
.ne Town OF Coushatta, in the parish Of Red
AlVer, was taken up and read.
ohder suspension of the constitu+ior.,
RUE, the bill was read a second and +h;.,
time I'LL" 'i'f"
IL was finally passed, title adopted and
notice OF concurrence ordered to he sep, N
the Senate. w
Senate bill No. 279, to be entitled an ~.
- :, pioVloe 1or The government Of the CITY of
patton Rouge, and the administration of the
'lairs thereof, was taken up and read.
upon the motion to suspend the copsti,u-
lonal rule to place the bill upon its second
eading, the yeas and nays were called for
y Messrs II. Lott, Of Rapides, and Hyams
west Baton Rouge, with the follow;nr
esult:
feas-Abel Adolphe, Barrett, Be,ot
'entley, Blunt, Bowen. Buckingham, Carr
raW1ord' harrisburg, Demas, Devices
au,aner; Gardner Garstkamp, P. Harper,
luston, Marie, Marvin, MorpGy, Murray
yerton, Raby. Riley, Stamps, Stanton
ashlngton (Concordla), Young-29
Nays1Baker, Barker, Barrow, Bickham.
rown, Bryan, Butler, Chachere, Cochrane'
upoy' davidson; Davis, Durio, Ellis, For
lien' Gaddls, William Harper. Hyams.
,hnson, kenner Killan. Kinsella, Lam,
nt' Llambias, II. Lott, j. b. Lott, Mead
49, Moncure, Morris, Nelson, Ong. Opla
K, Pond, Ringgold. Souer, Stnson, Tat
an thompson, Tureaud, Verrett. Waters
"iiians, H. Williams, Worrall, Yorke-
o ""i w. 49, ill ACT Tor The relief of
exander Lazano. Solomon w. Andrus.
nJamln +. White, John H. Oyerton.
schlm Joubert, Henry L. Garland. ~
brlei Lyons, Egbert O. Hayes, Jacob
ons, Abraham Hartman, William S. Har- Y
II and Inference Isansonne of St. Ian
; suretles OF James G. Hayes, deceased.
sheriff and tax collector of st. Landry
J taken up and read.
nder suspension of the constitutions,
the bill was read second and third
was hnally passed, its title adopted,
notice OF concurrence ordered to be
to the Senate
mate bill No. "A, joint resolution memo
ENG Congress to refund the amount Of
cotton and sugar tax collected through
[he Southern States during the Years
1000 ami 1867, was taken I'D and read.
:. 1ounS, OF Concordia, moved to in
lteiy postpone the further consideration
le bill.
;. Brown, Of Ascension, moved to Law
motion upon the table.
on the motion to indefinitely postpone
e's Gnu nays were called Tor by Messrs.
ut, OF Rapides, and Morris, of Assem-
with the following result:
Barrett, Blunt. Crawford
), Gaddls, johnson, Laurent, Marie
rty Murray, Raby, Washington (CoT,,
~ T.. Williams, H. Williams, WorraU.
), Ioung-lS.
Barker Barrow. Belot.
ey, Bickham, Bowen, Broussard
a. Bryan. Buckingham, Butler. Carr
lere, Cochrane, Darby, Darinsburo
son, Demas. Devices Ellis, Faulkner
Ter, Garstkamp, 2. Harper, William
r. Hampstead, Huston, Hyams. Ken
ALLEN, kinsella, La Salin;ere. LIAM.
1. Lett. j. h. Lott. Mahoney. Marvin
ews, Meadows, Moncure. Mornhv'
y Nelson, Ong, Oplatek, OyertOn'
Riley, Rnggold, Stamps, Stanton
a. 1atman. Thompson Tounor. In,
Ferrett, Washington (Assumptionj
er a suspension of tie constitutions,
Dill was read its second and third
as nna1ly passed, title adontad ,,5