New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19


, .wered 20 their names:
-aessr,. Alexander. Anderson, Blackburn,
EIgL-, Brewster Butler. Burch, Cage
! Greene. Harrls. Harper. p. r. He,wlg.
, Z : Herrig, IUgTahan, Aelsc. Mascot,
| Pollard. S.amps. SypEeT. Iwliche!l. " haF-
| toL--i.
III. Pre..den: announced a quorum
| pIes-o:.
UNOFFICIAL CoMtiUSICATIOS.
Ii. President of the Senate submitted a
| communication 20 the Senate, directed &c
him alone a. Piesiden: CT the Senate.
Mr. Cage made the point Of order
tina, ,he communication was not commn-
nIcstion addressed properly &c tie senate.
and thar the reading was out Of order.
TIE GUAR sustained :he 2oin: OF Greer
raised.
Nj. Wharton moved :lat .he Cuair cause
20 be read IL. .c"uIHen; received oy tim
in capacity o: President II the Senate.
NJ Harris mace noiDt OF order that the
motion was o.: Of c:tier. TIE same IS 10;
"A matter Ina: he Sen&:e ran fake no-Ice OF
al ti:s :.ine. :uder ,he rules 81 The SeEate.
The Chair sustained the point ri order.
M- Blrcii ask-d tina, = certain ENVELOPE
he re.d by :he Secretary.
the envelope vas read.
Mr.. Buruh raised question q privilege.
and asked tEa. a certain COMMUNICATION lie
had ac Ieaj.
Mr.. ;iar.!. moved suspension OF the
rules o. tie >erate 20 take w The salC
paper p:o;ts.G ty the Senator IRON EatoD
Rouge.
M Stamps moved % adjourn.
On cali OF 'be yeas and nays. The Senate
refused 20 aijougn Gy the following vote:
Yeas-BI&ckpurn. Gage. Harris, Harper.
Svpber, Stdmr--e
Nays-Aitxandt-. anderson. Brewster,
Barber. Blum. Hucch. Butler. Greene. p. :.
Herwi.. I. +. Herwig. IngrahaIn, helso.
Mascot. Pollard. Twltche.i. Wu.!toE-i"
,Mr. Anderson IN the chair)
Mr.. ingrah*m made The p"in: that he
communication could 70: te read for the
reason :iar tie same was not coached IN
respectful language.
The Chair stated that the motion 20 Gus
pend the rules vas n order, ard Ike pend
iIg question.
;Ihe Preslder. in .he ;hdiT.1
Mr.. Barber advocated the Lo;ion 20 sus-
pend the rules.
Mr.. Blackburn mad. the point Of Orser
that if the ln:-cIucer ct the It sOlution bad
disclosed the contents Of the paper cor
rectly TIA. = sufficient number OF members
were Interested IN thc question 70 destroy
the c'i"cnm, and the Senate was pOweIiess
10 TAX. any action upon the matter: there
fore The question mus: be on. OF order.
The President held Tie IL: 60. well
taken.
Mr.. Barber moved :he previous question
on the motion Of NJ. Hairs ~ suspend he
Senate Tuies.
The main question was ordered.
On call Of The yeas and nays the Sena.e
refused 70 suspend sLe rules 10y lie follow.
ing vote
Yeas-Ba,ber Blackburn Butler, Hucch,
Cage. Greene. Harms. y. +. Herw!g, Z. +.
HtrwIc. Hssitut. Sy:L.r. Stamps. WEar- |
tons.
Nays-Ale4anG,r Blunt. Harper. lncra-
has,. Eelso. Pollard. Twi:chell-7.
Two-thirG, of II. members pTe-en. not |
having vottd IN he affirmative, :he Iules |
we've 10: suspended.
Mr.. BLroh rose % a question &: privilege. |
ana read 20 tie Senate the following com !
municafion ..,;tc:.,: 20 lie Pres.Hen: .: the |,
Senate: |
Hon. & G. An:oir.
SIR have III, homer 20 :ransuni: e. yci,r |
honorable body 4 resolution passed By The
Senate Oh Saturday. February -. 1873. 70
when YOUR Attention - invited.
Respectfully.
d. +. PENN.
S.~ OI.eanl. February Il. 1913.
He desired 20 txon-ra;e the rras:'ieG:
from any show of uniairues. N Submitting
.he standardization 20 the members oi the
Senate.
On InJ:;or. he senate :htn -c!th - ad-
iourD.
the President :htn announced th.: :he
Senate stood adjourned until Tuesday,
February *. Isl ). at twelve O'Clock ".
7. Z. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate