The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-26
Reform-As Practiced by Kellogg
and His Crusaders. q

exercise usurped legislative functions
on Dryades street, under the shadow
) of the bayonet- seated Kellogg. clam
: ored loudly for reform. Ere the an
! swering echoes are bushed, here ART
} some of the specimens of reformation
! they adopt. Omit1ing other olious
} subjects, let us take, for the present
that of appropriations
Act no 81, making an appropriatio,
of four thousand fee hundred dollars,
for the payment of the per diem OF
members and employees of the Board
of Returning Officers Tor 1872, and tic
contingent expenses thereof.
Act No "a, to amend and re-enact
st'cti' rs two and three of act No 10,
entitled "An act making an appropri-
alton to pay the mileage and per diem,
OF members, salaries of officers and EN- !.
pi"yees, and the contingent expenses
OF the extra session, convened aud
commenced December 8, 1872, of the
Third General Assembly of the State
i"f Louisiana, bv appropriating aud
providing for the sale of serenity fve
thousand dollars oflegiSlative warrants,
and declaring the MANNER of disbu,s-
ing them" etc.
Act No 25, to fix the compensation of
certain officers of the General Assem-
bly, and authorizing the
payment thereof, and for other purpo-
ses, bct'ceen 1our and fre thousand DOL
lars.
Act No 35, making an appropriation
of the sum Of t'c0 hundred and serepty
thousand dollars, or as much thereof as
may be necessary for tie pa, ment OF
the mileage aud per diem of the men,
hers, officers and employees Of the
General Assembly, etc.
Act No. az. appropriating tour Mou-
sand one hundred and thirty three dol
lars, t" make good the deficiency in the
appropriation for payment of the sala-
~ OF the Secretary of State and Assis-
tant Secretary of State.
Acc No. SO, making an approu ia
ton of ninety fire thousand dollars for
the payment of the outstanding yohch-
ers and warrants issued By The Gpuer-
al Assembly for the payment of mil
cage and per diem of members, officers
and employees, etc.
Act No SO, FOR the relief of the Semi
Weekly LouiSiauian newspaper pub |
iishet in the city of New Orleans, Lou
iSiana.
1t appropriates nine thousand three
hundred and t'renH.fre dollars aud
etgA'y jour cents, principal and interest,
amount of pay necessary to keep alive
the weakly Louisianlan.
This ends the list already published,
but the cry is still they come.
Hurry up tax payers, your masters
are eager for their spoiis.-INew Or
leans picaynne.
~ "Onr Louisiana mu;;dle," saws
the Cincinnati Volkshiatt, "las sall, |.
turned the heads Of European newspa.
Ders. One OF them contains q long ,
eader upon the recognition of the
Aelingg Government by the President.
md concludes from this that Louisiana
las thereby become an independent
State with which European Govern S
nents would soon form diplomatic re-
ations. ,
1.-THE highest point of folly, however i
las been reached by the editor of a |
"u'nal in Stuttgart, the capital of the ,
beautiful Swab;a. This man, in all Sc i
iousness, regales his readers with the h
GLOWING cabbage: '''i'he revolution in +
louisiana still continues. Piucnback
as armed the negroes, and is, after :,
avlng united his orces with those off
'arIDoth, marching on Washington.
" There are some important cleo il
oDs to- come off this year, although o
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