New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-27

and wards" approved March 10, 1871, and
IN repeal sections seventeen and forty -one
of said above entitled act, to the committee
nm Election and Registration.
Senate bill No. 275, to be entitled an act
ton of State Printer, to the Committee on
Printing.
Senate bill No. 276, to be entitled an act
providing for the election OF State Printer,
and for State, judicial, parochial and NUM-
cipal printing, and to amend sections 1883,
9qa3 1895, 5000 and 3OOl and to repeal sec
lions 1886, 1887, 29S9, 1890, 1894 and 2999 of
act No. SO of 1870, known as the Revised
statutes, and to repeal act No. of 1870
and to provide for printing decisions of the
Sunreme Court, to the Committee on Print
ing.
Senate bill No. 262 to be entitled an act
IA create special fund in the treasury for
the payment of the salaries of the executive
and judicial officers of the State, the PEI
diem and mileage of the members OF the
LEGISLATURE, and the contingent expenses
thereof. to the Committee on Finance.
Senate bill No. 266, to be entitled an act
relative to contributions to be raised by the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the resale
of property purchased in foreclosure of
stock mortgages to the Committee on Banks
and Banking.
Senate bill No. 267, to be entitled an act
to authorize the New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Vicksburg Railroad Company to select
a point or points for the commencement of
their road; to reduce the liabilities of the
State of Louisiana by authorizing said com
pauy to issue first mortgage bonds, and to
construct and employ, or cause to be con.
structed or employed, steamboats, or other
vessels, and telegraph lines along the line
of railroad of said company, to the Commit
tee on Railroads.
to provide for the expenses of the State
militia, to the Committee on Militia.
Senate bill No. $50, to be entitled an act
for the relief of John Osborn, judge Of the
Ninth Judicial District of Louisiana, to the
Committee on Claims.
Senate bill No. go, to be entitled an act
authorizing and directing the Secretary of
State to contract for stationery for the
State Department and the General As.
sembly, and providing how it is to be dis
tributed, and for a committee to examine
the accounts and the duties of the Auditor
of Public Accounts in relation thereto, to
the Committee on Libraries.
Senate bill No. 27l, to be entitled an act
authorizing Albert E. Davis, of the parish
of st. Mary, to sue the State of Louisiana,
to the Committee on Judiciary.
VETO MESSAGES.
The veto messages of the Governor, with
the bills accompanying, were taken up and
acted upon, as follows:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department, :
New Orleans. January !, 1872.
To the honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
/ return herewith without my approval
an act entitled IAN act in aid of the New
Orleans Academy of Sciences"
This bill makes an appropriation of $1,000
in aid of private institution which is in nc
wise under the control of the State.
We have not money enough to pay Our
debts, much less to give away, however
H. c. WARMOTH.
Governor of Louisiana.
The President then put the following
question to the Senate: Shall this bill be
come law, the Governors objections to
the contrary Notwithstanding
On which the yeas and nays were called
and the Governors veto sustained by the
following vote:
Yeas-Bowman, Todd-2.
Nays-Antoine Barber, Butler, Campbell
COPELAND, Gallup, Harris, Herwig. Hunsa
ker. Ingrahan, jerks, KelsO, Lynch, Nc
Millen, holland, Raglan, Ray, Smith. Swords
Sypher, Thompson, Twitchell, Wlcox-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans January !, 1872.
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
Joint resolution originating with your
honorable body, entitled "A joint resolution
to raise Joint committee to collect from thu
United States the value of cotton and other
property turned over to the United State
at the time of the surrender" is returned
herewith without my approval. L regar'
this as entirely unnecessary. Whatever i
to be done in this matter the government Il
fully authorized to do without this resOlu
ton; and the expense attending the accom-
plishment of the proposed object, including
the compensation Oi seven COnmlSSioHei
would, in all proba bility, exceed the valu
of the property recovered under the act.
H. G. WARMOTH.
Governor of Louisiana.
The President then put the following
question to the Senate: Shall this bill be
come law, the Governors objections te
the contrary Notwithstanding
On which the yeas and nays were
called, and the Senate decided to pass tn
bill by the vote required by the constitu
ton, as follows:
Yeas-AndersOn, Antoine, Blackmar
Bowman, Butler, Coupland, Gallup, Hel
wig, Hunsaker, Ingraham. jerks, Pincl
back, Ray, Smith, Sypher, Thomas, ThomI
son, Todd. Twitchell, Wllcox-2O.
Nays-Barber, Campbell, Harris, Lynch
McMillen, holland, Ra gan, Swords, Viii
ney-9.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, January !, 1872
To the Honorable President and Members Of til
Senate:
herewith return to your honorable bod
an act entitled IAN act to provide tor r
cusation by the defendants in suits filed
the Fourth. Fifth, Sixth, Seventh an
Eighth District Courts for the parish OF y
leans, and prescribing the duties OF clerl
in such cases" without my signature.
There exists no real necessity for the pa
sage of this act 1t would certainly lead
confusion in the administration of justice.
a defendant believes judge is so dishOne
or SO prejudiced against him that his lud
mcnt will be influenced 10y ignoble consl
erations, he should make oath to that ettet
and ask for a change OF venue. or appeal