New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

| LOST.
Mr. Demas, of ST. John the Baptist
called for the special order of the day.
MIR. Sartain, of Carroll, moved to post
pone the special order of the day tor one
half hour.
MIR. Demas. of st. John the Baptist
moved to lay that motion on the table, on
which the yeas and nays were demanded
bv Messrs. Demas, of St. John the Baptist,
and Wands, of Tangipahoa, resulting as
follows:
Yeas---Armstead, f. r. Davis, Decker.
Hill Kenyon, Murrell (Lafourche), Murrell
| IMadison), Moutaldo, Somer, stewart
| Southland, Sutton, Sewell' iureauu, WI
I;ams, Wilson, Worthy, Washington, Ward,
| .Young-l9.
Nays-Allain, Bryant, Baker, Boyd, Ben
ham. blackstone, BoatneI, Barrow, Carey,
Counaughton, Cousin. Demas, DeVezln'
D4inie, Devices, Greene, CAN'T Guichard,
Hetfner, Hubcau, Hahn Hedgepath, keat-
ing, Lewis Lawes, Mahoney, Mayo, MART
net, Peyton. Raby, Rochon, R0nrlgneS'
Sartain, Snaer. Thomas, Wiggin, Wands-
80.
Lost.
The motion TO postpone recurring, the
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs'
rell, of Lafourche, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Allain, Bryant, Baker, Boyd, Ben
ham, Boatner, Carey. Connaughton' cousin
Heffner, Hahn, Hedgepath, Heating. Ken
yon, Murrell (Madison), Peyt0n, Rochon'
Rodrigues. SAWYER Sartain, SOuer. Sew
ell, Thomas, Williams, Young-3O.
Nays-Armstead, Antoine, blackstone.
Barrow, Demas, r. r. Davis, Decker, De
ioie, Guichard, Hubeau, Hill, Keys, LaWes,
Murrell Iafourehe), MahOney, Mayo, Math-
ews, Montaldo, Souer, Stewart, SOuthard.
Sntton. Tureaud, Wilson, Worthy, Wash
Ington, Wiggin, Ward, Wands, 1oung-30.
Lost.
The Speaker asked leave of absence for
one day, and selected Mr.. Young, OF Con-
cordia, to act as Speaker pro tenn.
Granted.
Leave of absence was granted to MIR.
Davis, Of st. Helena, for five days.
Mr.. Ward, of Grant, moved to adjourn
until tomorrow at twelve o'clock NJ.
Lost.
MIR. Stewart, of Tensas, introduced the
following resolution:
WHEREAS. David Bates, an employe of
the House of Representatives, has violated
the orders of the House, as well as the in
structions of the Speaker pro tenn and
Whereas, The said employe used abusive
and insolent language TO the members
thereof; be it
Resolred, That David Bates he and he is
hereby discharged from the service of the
House, for the reasons set forth in the pre-
amble, from this date.
Lies over under the rules.
MR. Mathews, of Tensas in the chair.
House bill No 8, entitled the revenue
bill. being under consideration, on motion
of Mr.. Devices, of Red River, the bill was
recommitted to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
MI Young, OF Concordia chairman of
the committee on outstanding vouchers,
made tho following report:
STATE OF LOUISIANA
House of Representatives., ,
New Orleans January 23 1872
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Rel esentatIveS
Your committee to investigate the ont
standing vouchers of the sessions of 1870
1871 and 1872, have had under consideration
House bill No. 60. entitled an act making
an appropriation of the sum of SOS, 900 tor
the payment of the outstanding vouchers
and warrants issued bv the General Assem-
bly, of the session of 1872, for the payment
Of the mileage and per diem of members,
officers and employees OF said session, and
report favorably thereon, recommending
that it do pass.
d. YOUNG, Chairman.
l.. j. SOUER.
NELSON KENYON.
HENRY DEMAS.
The report was, received.
Mr.. Young, of Concordia, moved to sSas-
neh8 SsG 8ssles ag which Blouse bill No SO.
rrsitle& Ra act a,ssleS as ap9ropriation OF
$4,000 GoG Giro aByssetsG ~ Che outstanding
vooSBG haes sUlG Sagg8n8@ 5se1orts Ey y},G9 Csc.
eUaO Assembly Of Sl0e sessja@ Of lSs:! GesF t&e
PSynie@! @S tie msi!eaEe ANA per ijeea of
members. sos!icGss nnd employees Uf 'sass
session. woW!d ha Obliged To be consiisyeG
en- committee Of GAe wa0ie. Vs; sgh;r1 tiee
seas and srsSgs we're sIesnahteSI i'y. %easrs
Stewart. of Teasaso aud SIDBt.!s1aps 81 Or
seS,nao 8ea'a2Siug as iO!i0HE:
"as-AlIaS9s ArtasseasHs Af9s'i%Ts I6ryant,
BaSEef. Basys3, Blsckston@e Baae4eFs BarrOw,
casey: CoTeino Dess9as, IL. Il. Davis, Decker.
laSEsSiFs, DeSsie, Devices, Elliot, Greene,
fIabeau, Hill, Hedgepath, Heating, X cnyon.
lewis, Lawes, Murrell Uafourche), Murrell
(Madison), MahOney, Montaldo, PeytOn,
Raby, S0uer, Sawyer, Stewart, Southland,
Sutton, Thomas, Tureadd, Williams, Wilson,
Worthy, Washington, Wiggin, Ward, Young
10
Nays-Benham, Cennaughton. CAN'T,
Guchard, Hetfner, Hahn, Martinez, Ma
thewF, Rochon Rodrigues, Sartain, Snaer
Wan1s-l3.
Rule suspended
On motion of Mr.. Young, of Concordia
the bill was considered engrossed.
Mr.. Young, ofo COncordia, moved to sus-
pend the rules to place the bill on its third
reading.
Mr.. Martinez. of st. Martin. moved to
adjourn until Tomorrow at - NJ.
Lost.
The motion to suspend the rules recur-
ring, Messrs. Young, of Concordia, and
Souer, of Avoyelles, demanded the yeas
and nays, with the following result.
Yeas-Aiialn, Armstead, Antoine, Bow
man, Bryant, Boyd, Blackstone, BOatner,
Barrow, Carey, Connaughton, Cousin, K.
Il. Davis, Demas, Decker, De ,eZin, Deloe,
Devices, Elliot, Greene, CAN'T, Hubeau,
Hui, Hahn, Hedgepath, Kenyon, Lewis,
Mnrrel lMadisOn), Mahoney, Mayo Mon
taldo, Peyton, Raby, Souer.. Sawyer,
Stewart, Southland, Sutton, SeweI4, mas
Iureaud, Williams Wilson, Worthy, Ward,
Washington, Young-50.
Nays-Benham, Dumont, Gaichard Hef
ner, Martinez, Mathews, Rochon, Rodrigues,
Sartain, Snaer, Wiggin, Wands-l1.
The constitutional rules were suspended,
and the bill passed its third reading.
Mr.. Souer, of Avoyelles, moved the final
passage of the bill.
Mr.. Benham, of Carroll, moved to post