New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bsasds Smstitatsd thereof, and transferring
thsis Injections to . board Of port conanis-
simers for the city Of New Orleans, and
rs1ueing olAcial 5em enshalf. =
Read frss time. -z-z +
: Under . Suspension of the constitutional
rules the bill Vas read second time and
referred to the Committee ON Judiciary. &
Previous notice having been given. Mr..
Marie, Of Terrehonne, introduced House
bill No. 76, IN act to provide for the or
ganizstion of . volunteer State guard to
protect the State against instruction or
invasion and State and parish authorities
in the exercise Of their legitimate duties,
and to provide means for its support.
Read first time.
3 The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was again read. referred to the
COMMITTEES on Militia and its printing or
dered. e.
Mr.. Guichard, of St. Bernard, having
given previous notice, introduced House
bin No. ", IN act to change the boundary
If the parish Of Bernard.
Read first time.
Under suspension Of the constitutional
rules the bill was read again and referred
to the Committee on Parochial Affairs.
Under previous notice Mr.. johnson, Of
Caddo, introduced House bill No. 70, an
oct entitled an act to forbid the sale or dis.
posal Of spurious or Intoxicating liquors on
Sunday, and to provide penalty for 90
doing. So
Read first time. &
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was placed on its second reading,
and referred to the Committee on Ju.
dietary.
Mr.. Hunsaker, of St. James, offered the
following, which lies over under the rules
Resolved, That tho following shall be and
the same shal be rule No. - Of tho House:
RulS-C0mmittees shall report back oil
bills referred to them within four days
sitter the same shall have been referred;
provided that any committee may be al.
lowed longerftime to deliberate upon any
bill BY consent of the House.
BY Nh. r. r. Ray, of East Feliciana
An act for the relief of the Clinton and
Port Hudson Railroad Company of the
parish of East Feliciana.
/ Mr.. Lowell, of Jefferson, moved that the re
solution offered by Mr.. Triplet, of East Baton
Rouge, this day, and the following editorial
contained in the extra of the New Orleans
Bulletin of this date be referred to the
Committee on Judiciary for examination
into the truths of said charge; and that The
committee be authorized to send for persons
and papers. --
Unanimously adopted.
+" BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
The outrageous propositions which have
been submitted to our Conservative caucue
have emanated from the national enemies Of
our people, and something more than srgu
mont has been used to carry them. Money
has been used, and men have been asked te
sell the people of Louisiana into bondage
infinitely moro CALLING and hard to beal
than that which the Israelites were doomed
to endure under the Egyptians. This il Nc
time to mince words, and we charge and
can prove that money has been offered +
1ATkO so100 VI MOucy udSC VCOA OAC1OO AOA
votes to larry through this most m0nstroul
scheme 70 disgrace and ruin the State.
Representative George l.. Hall has stated
TO us that he was offered large sunni Of
money to 60 into the Kellogg Legislature
and to support this measure. Mr.. Hall, be-
ing honest. spurned the offer, but who knowa
how many have listened to kellogg's song,
and basely consented to sell their birthright
for . mess Of pottage.
The Committee on Retrenchment and Re.
form submitted the following report, which
was received and accepted, and its consid.
GRAFTON was made the special order OF the
day for Thursday, the tenth instant:
Coxn1rrEE ON RxrRKScHxENr AND R1roRn !
New Orleans, February 8, 1875. )
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives
Your Committee on Retreechment and
Reform beg leave to report for the .c0nsid-
GRAFTON Of the House, q bill to be entitled an
act to amend and re-enact sections S225 and
3226 Of the Revised Statutes Of Louisiana,
and to provide for the public~tion of the re-
ports Of the Supreme Court of the State,
the passage of which they respectfully
RECOMMEND. Also, beg leave to report bill
to be entitled an act providing for the col
lection Of an annual per capita tax of one
uoAAnI AVf ocAVV1 RV.Po7o0s "uU UAAoOSAnk
how the same shall be expended, and re-
pealink all laws in conflict with this act,
which they recommend to be passed.
A. B. LEVISEE, Chairman.
House bill No. 70 reported by the COM
mittee), an act to amend and re-enact sec.
lions 3225 and 1926 of the Revised Statutes
Of Louisiana, and to provide tor the pub
location Of the reports Of the Supreme
Court, was read.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
it was again read and made . special order
of the day for Thursday, the tenth instant.
House bill No. 80 reported by tho com
mitteel, an act providing for the collection
Of an annual per capita tax of one dollar
for school purposes, and directing how the
Same shall be expended, and repeating all
laws in conflict with this act, was read.
Under suspension of the constitutional
rules, the bill was read second time and
made special order of the day for Thurs
day, teuth instant.
Mr.. Heating, of Caddo, moved that the
of House bill No. Is, an act
the fees of recorders. be made
the special order of the day for Thursday,
tenth instant, at 1:30 P. NJ.
Carried.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Notices were given that at some future
time the following entitled bills would be
By Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas:
An act to authorize Elizabeth Brown to
adopt Albert Blanchard az her son and
heir, etc.
Also. an act to remove officers foe drunk
enness while in Office.
Also, an act to take the census Of the
State and mako annrOnria tiOua for tina aama