New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
TIE SENATE YESTERDAY.
cweuty.sixth Days Session.

! SENATE CHAMsER o
Sew Orleans February s. 1874. {
Iue Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
an! was called to order by Hon C. c. An
so'ne. Lieutenant Governor of the State
and President of the Senate
! ia cay. Of the roll the following Senators
answered to their namess
uessrs. Anderson, Barber, Belden, BiacA@
| hurne Bovee. Burch, Brewster, Crawford,
| DetleSe, Daigle, Glaudin, Greene, Harris
| Harper, lngraham, kelso. Masicot, Pollard@
Swaizie. Sypher. Twitchell, Weber-2a
tbs President announseS @ ouosuus
present.
Prayer b.. :.s Chap'aa.
The reading OF the Journal % sesserdays
proceedings was dispensed wssao end shs
!oHsra: sos:ec,ed end adopted
Sse,.v.S yGoNI THE Hosseo
HoUsE OF RgPREsRNrANvss
"ew Orleans, February 5, Sa74.
70 70 Toss;s.e gasidens and Members u ahs
lam directed by tHs ifouse 2, asS thu
concurrence of your honorable body in tile
following House bills, via
House bill No. llas an ace relative to 9so
dicsal sales and to amend section 3il0 OF
til" HcVseI Statues OF the State of LoIe
Hons. bin No. ~. an ae fixing the tima
OF Holding the district court ia the parish OF
Nernons Louisiana.
House Bill No. rs, an act 20 change snS
tx the time of holding the sessions of tho
district court for the parish of Tangipahoas
IN TIE sixth D judicial Districts and to Fl =
IN" .'s;1'a Gay 10. appeal from said
:. Also. Ma. III. House ma. concurreS I,
senate !o'a: resolution No. ~ with amen2e
M-at.
Ie:y respectfully. etc.
JOHN w. ROXBOROUGHe
Assistant Clerke
Observation-Disclosures o. : VOTE aAKEN -.
1ERDAS
W.. Eage, moved 20 reconsider the we,
~ which House bill Noe A. for the relief of
William Il Phillips. was laid on the table.
After long debate on the foregoing mo.
sior. fhe President announced the sneciaI
order .: the day.
On motion OF Mr.. Brewster, the speciae
order of Cha day was postponed for thirty
minutes.
Mf. Wharton made a personal exnIanas
tioa concerning House bill No. 50, declaring
mat he was DESTROYS of denying HAVING
caiieo up such mOnstrosity as the journal
represented, concerning the free marka+s of
this city.
The President explained the iour,,I
wherein House bill No. SO was acted upon.
and showed to the Senator from IberviIle
that the journal did not really show that he
called up House bill No. 50, relative TO FREQ
markets. but that it was taken I'd by the
IN the regular order of business
IN disposing OF House bills on first readino
Mr.. Harris made the point of ordar ,ba+
Inc journal alluded to by the Senator from
loefVlile was too far back for the Senate to
amend as the journal of that date had been
adopted as amended.
Ane point OF order was sustained bv the
mar that no correction of the iournal was
It that time in order.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
!F' brewster submitted the following
'e'ition OF John Ray, asking compensation
or services as attorney at Wasbinoto,
Jity. etc. ''A
'eierfed TO the Committee on Judiciary.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
lr' barber chairman of the special com.
nit1ee on unfinished business, 'reported =.
Uostltute Tor Senate bill No. "a, entitled a,
C. 'os che relief of Osborn Harris.
The bill was taken up.
Inc constitutional rule was suspeuded 10
1ovr-hfths vote, the bill read the second
inc and referred to the Committee on
'lalms, and ordered printed.
Mr. Anderson, chairman of the Commit.
% On judiciary, reported the following "a
SUBSTITUTE for Senate bill No. 1856, an act