New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-05

OF order that at this evenings SEE sion NJ
Allan could call up his two bills first to
called.
The Chair sustained the point of order
MIR. Burch made the point of order TIL
the resolution allowing each Senator to ca
up two bills does not take precedence oy,
the rules of the Senate.
The Chair sustained the point Of order
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY
Mr.. Detiege called for the special order ,
the day, the reports of the Committee @
Militia
The majority and minority reports we,
taken up.
ity report, as follows:
| COMMITTEE on MILITIA
New Orleans February 26 1873.
| To the Honorable President and Members of Il,
Senate:
| The undersigned, member of your Con
| mittee on Militia, begs leave to submit n
| following minority report:
The undersigned finds that the condition
| of the State fully justified the outla,
incurred during the past year. That presen
circumstances necessitate at least an equa
| appropriation for the current year.
That the majority OF your committee die
| not grant sufficient time to the Governo
and commanding General to make the
reports, considering the present onerou
duties of the former, and ill health of til,
latter.
That the majority erred in charging
dlreliction OF dnty upon the Adjutan
General, whose complete report, herewith
submitted, fully exonerates him.
Altogether, that the majority have acted
hastily; that their statements are based
rather upon rumOrs and newspaper reports
than upon conclusive evidence and thai
the operations of the militia department
have been carried on in perfectly lawful
and efficient manner
The undersigned would respectfully
recommend a sufficient appropriation for
the support of the militia during the present
year, a careful revision Of the militia law,
for the purpose of rendering the same more
effective, and the sustaining of the Gov
ernor IN the performance of his duties as its
constitutional commander in chief
Respectfully submitted,
o. CROZIER,
Minority of Committee.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Adjutant Generals Office, ;
New Orleans. February %, 1873.
Special Orders No. III
The following named officers will assem-
bic their respective commands at their
a'mories, on Sunday, February %, at 40
+. NJ, in citizens dress, and there await
further orders. The men will not be allowed
to leave the armOries, except in small
squads, to go to their meals, returning to
the arm0ries as soon as they possibly can
Captain II. Streets company of City
Guards.
Rv,n . ho
HENRY STREET.
Adjutant General.
HRADqARTERs FIRST DIyIsloy)
Louisiana State Militia
New Orleans. March g. 1873 }
'pecial orders No. 81
The Major General commanding expresses
lis commentator of the conduct of CAPTAIN
street and the officers and men of the First
company City Guard, and the volunteers
emporarily doing duty with them.
They have shown by their conduct that
hey desire their company to continue in
he future as in the past an ornament and
xample to the militia of the State.
By command Of Major General James
IOngstreet.
T. w. DEkLYNE,
Colonel and Assistant Adiutant General.
aptain Henry Street, commanding First Company |
City Guard, Louisiana State Militia.
sTATE OF LouisIASA,)
Adiufsnl Generals Office. ! |
New Orleans, April |, 1873
eneral orders No. :
i. Inc time OF service of large number
the members of the First Company CITY
uard, First Division Louisiana State
[ilitia, as provided III section fifteen of "an
ct to organize, arm and equip uniformed
ilitia, etc" approved April 5. 1870, having
xpired, and the company having in conse
lence thereof fallen below the minimum
umber required by law, the said COMPANY
hereby disbanded.
Ii. All members of that company who
listed prior to April 10, 1871, and have
rived the term OF two years, upon return
g to the company commander such State |
'operfy as may have been issued to them, !
I'd complying with their company bylaws |
i'll receive an honorable discharge.
Ill. All members who enlisted after
pril ID, 1871, will receive discharge, ,
wing them credit for the time served,
ION their turning in such State property
may have been issued to them, and com
wing with the company bylaws.
~. Such members Of the command as
g DESTROYS of continuing their organiza- {
N, or of recognizing, will be accepted !
d Immediately mustered into the State
vice, subject to the militia laws of the |
ate, and to all such members the time
eady served shall be allowed in comput-
! their term OF five years service. a
Y. The commandment chief takes this :,
.asion to thank the officers and members +
the City Guard for the services which
y have rendered to the State, and to t
nmend them for the splendid discipline
ich they have always maintained, and >,
promptness and alacrity with which
Y have obeyed all orders.
&c order of the com M n n a ol,iof a,
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General s,
STATE OF IorIsIASA.) L
Adiutant Generals Office, |
New Orleans, May 5, 1873. L,
Extract. u
In accordance with section twenty-nine /,
IN act entitled IAN act to organize. arm g
equip uniformed militia" etc., ap- ."
we'd April S, 1870, the First Company ~
7 Guard. infantry, enrolled in the city
ew Orleans, Louisiana, having rendered to
r services to the State, are hereby ac.
ed, and will be Immediately mustered
and assigned to duty with the First ns
ision Louisiana State National Guard.
First Lieutenant George Z. FerDald
assume command OF the company until G.
lection is held for company officers. "
l. As soon as the company is completed "
commanding officer will forward one y,
of his muster roll to this office and one H.
to the Major General commanding ~,
t Division Louisiana State National
I'd, who will cause the members to be n,
He'd on the books of the First Division to
order of the com,nander-in-chiet w.
HENRY STREET.
Adjutant General. be
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Adiuant Generals Office |
New Orleans. May > 1875. ha
raj Orders No. 81
LExtractl
e First Company OF City Guard Louis
State National Guard, is hereby called r.
active service, and will Immediately ~
nbe at their armory, No. 2O3 Canal ~