The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-22

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the Session ana "Not Solitary Meas
ure OfPubiic Benefit Adopted"
New ORLEANS, April 2l.-The fol
lowing kilograms explain themselves
NEW ORLEANS, April 20,
To Hon. William p. Frye, Lewiston, Maine
The democrats have unseated foul
republican members to-day. Telegraph
me whether, in your opinion, by the
agreement signed, the democrats were
to disturb any of the members of the
house except those mentioned in the
award to go out?
S. PACKARD.
LEWISTON, Me-, April Il.
To Hon. S. b. Packard, United States Mar
shall, New Orleans
BY agreement and award the status
of the Legislature was to remain as we
left it. The democrats violate good
faith and their plighted honor in their
outrageous attempt to change it.
W. p. FRYE,
The impeachment resolution against
Auditor Clinton passed the house by
seyenty-three yeas to twenty-one nays.
The senate is in executive session.
Governor Kellogg to-day sent the
following message to both houses Of
the general assembly:
al beg earnestly to impress upon the
members of the general assembly that
the term Tor which they have been
convened in extra session is rapidly
drawing to n close and that thus far
not a solitary measure of public ben
eft have been adopted. l am inform
ed that bills for the relief of the city CT
New Orleans, which are recon- ihended
by committees representing the
commercial and business interests of
the city and state, are before you for
action. | cannot too urgently remind
you of the great Importance OF giving
these measures your immediate and IA
vorable consideration. There is time
in the three days yet remaining of the
session to take such action as will tenn
porarily remedy many pressing evils,
leaving until your regular session the
devising of more comprehensive plans
of general relief
Again | respectfully call your atten-
ton to the desirability of amending
the funding law so as to give the mer-
camille community representation
upon the funding board, so as to en-
able any person to take steps to pre-
vent the funding of invalid obliga-
tions. Permit me to say, that it is eX-
pected of you, under the circumstances
which have brought you together, that
the general interests of the state
and CITY shall receive the preference in
vour proceedings over the advance
ment of party ends and that our finan-
cial condition renders it very undesira-
BILE that the term of this session should
be extended, nor can with justice to
the taxpayers or the creditors OF the
state. WM' r. hsnLoou.
Joseph ]. Acomcoix, aged fifty, ma
tive of Iberville parish, committed sui
eide to-day by blowing out his Drains
with pistol. :,
In the senate at a late hour-6 p, NJ.
the joint resolution impeacnlng
Clinton and removing him rom ONCE
was called up, but the senate ADJOURN
ed without action.
Governor kellogg was on the loor
of the senate during the afternoon, rs
il stated, i'm the interest of Clinton
Auditor Clinton has addressed an ap-
neal to the house, in which he says the
charges of fraudulent dispositions OF
nublie money have been freely made
p nersons whose wishes have not
been acceded to, which / repel as false
and sIanderorls, every one of them; The
auditor then says: 81 respectfully re-
quest and urge that authority, W y ie the
luton or otherwise, be given 70 Ine
president of the Cotton ana -derc CHANT,
exchange to appoint an expert, k az hn
to the commercial community w NC
competent, honest and impartial, mus nus
securing report satisfactory 10 .ne
public and just to me-" This appear
had no effect on the house.