New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OF THE
FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATIC OF LOUIsIANA
I GENERAL ASSEMBLY
HOUsE OF REPRRsRxTar,yRs
Forty.hfth Days Proceedings.
EVENING SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Forty-ffth Days Proceedings.
EVENING SESSION.
HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVE
New Orleans, March 2, 1875
Inc House met pursuant to adjournmen,
Speaker Hahn in tho chair.
The roll was called and the follow Tin,
members answered to their names:
Speaker Hahn aud Messrs. Armstead RI,
Ter, baker, Carville, Crawford, Copnaugb
ton, Cousin, Drury, Davidson. Devices r.
. Lacey. Dickenson, Demas, Floyd, Guichard
Grant, Gracien, Hill of Ascension. Hi
s 81 uIIa onna, Hnbeau, Honore. Hun
eanea; oouf4an, johnson of Caddo, johnson
OF DeSoto, Jones of Pointe Couoee' Keatin .
Lane Lowell. Levisee, Mathews OF rensas
mm:urreil, Mllon. Marie, Martinez, Parker
Iierson, Polndexter Piles. Richard.
RandaI, Ridgely, Raby, kochon, Stewart
sutton. Southland, Snaer, Sartain, Souer
Iuyler, Iriplet. Thomas, Wilson, Woods
Wright, Yorke-56.
rHty-six members present and quorum
Inc Committee on judiciary reported
1avorably on Senate bill No. ll6. an act tn
repeal an act making the fourth day OF
March a dies non.
The report was adopted, and under sus.
pension Of the constitutional rules the bill
Was placed on its third reading and final
passage. Its title was adopted, and no
tlce OF concurrence was ordered to h.
sent to the Senate.
The veto message of the Governor re,a.
tive to an act to regulate and maintain tho
freedom and purity Of elections. returned
from the Senate, was called up.
Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas, moved that +,o
bill do pass.
The Speaker put the question: "Sha]l the
House on reconsideration agree to pass
the bill, the veto of the Governor to tbe
contrary notwithstanding.
The roll was called with the following
result: e
feas-Crawford, Connaughton. Cousin
Drury, Devices. DeLacey, Dickinson
rloyd. Grant, Gracien, Hill of Ouach;t.,
huoea,, Jourdain, johnson of Caddo. .Inhn.
aon OF ne Soto, Heating, Lane, Lowell
Levlsee, Mathews of Tensas, Marie. Pojn,
dexter, Piles, Randall, Rldgely, Kaby.
a n.9hs Sf hSchon, Stewart, Sutton, South
ard, Sfaer. Sartain. Souer, Tyler. Tri;1let
Thomas Wilson, Woods, Wright. Yorker4l
Nays--Armstead, Butler. Baker, CaryilIe.
davidson, Demas. Guchard, Hill of AS
cension, Hupssker, Honore. Jones of Pointe
Coupee. Mllon, Parker, Ray-l4
Iwo-thirds of a quorum of the House
present voting in the affirmative the bill
was passed and became law, tho veto Of
the Governor to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
By consent, Mr.. HunSaker offered the
following resolution and moved for sus
pension of the rules for its consideration
and adoption:
Rcsolrcd, That the Hon Ebert CAN'T. of
the parish OF 81. Landry, be admitted as a !
member of this House subject to contest.
MIR. Ssrtain called for the yeas and NAYS
on suspension of the rules, with the fol !
lowing result:
Yeas-Armstead, Butler, Carville, Craw. !
ford. Connaugkton. Cousin, Devices, De |
Lacey, Dickinson, Deinas, Floyd Guichari.
Grant, Hill OF Ouacbita. Hubeau, Huusaker.
Jourdaih, johnson of Caddo, johnson of De |
Soto. Jones of Pointe Coupee, Lowell, Levi
see. Martinez, Murrell, Milon, Marie, Parker,
Piles, Richards, Rchon. Ran
ard, snaer, Sartaip, Souer, Tyler, Triplet,
Woods, Wright, Y"rke-44.
Nays-Spesker Hahn, Baker, Drury, Da-
wilson, Gracien, Hill Of Ascension, Honore,
lane, Mathews Of Tensas, Pierson, Thomas,
Niison--l2.
The rules were suspended
On its adoption the yeas and nays were
'rdered with the following result:
Yeas-Butler, Carvile. Crawford Cousin,
CoDnaughton, Devices DrLacey, Dickinson,
Floyd, Grant, Hnbeau, Hunsaker, Jouriain,
Johnson lof CaddO, Johnson of De Soto,
Zones of POiDte Coupee, Lowell, Lavisee,
Marie, Martinez. Parker, Poindexter, Piles,
Richards, Randall, Ridgely, Raby Rochan,
Ray, Sntton, SDuthard, Sartain, Souer,
,onthard: Tyler. Triplet, Wilson, Woods,
Wright, Yorke-39.
Nays-Speaker Hahn, Armstead, Baker,
)rury. Demas, Davidson. Gaichard, Ora
len. Hill of Ascension, Hill of Onachita,
IGNORE, Keating. Lane, Mathews Of Ten
as, Murrell, Milon, Pierson, Stewards.
Mr.. Ebert CAN'T was sworn in by the I
peaker as Representative Of the parish of I
t. Landry.
On motion of Mr.. Lowell, Senate bill No. f
), an act authorizing Charles T. Estlin to c
lie the State, was read third time and s
1ally passed, it, title was adopted, and t
office of concurrence was ordered to be
mt to the Senate.
Under Suspension OF the rules, ME-. ! u
amas offered the following resolution,
hich was read and adopted under sus- t
.nsion Of the rulee. Il
Rcso'cea, That the chairman of the Com v
ittee On Contip gent Expenses be and is o
'reby authorized and directed TO issue to
Ward his voucher as special assistant
rgeant alarms from January 4 to January L
, 1879. &c
On motion of Mr.. Hill, of Ascension, Al
Q House was adjourned until tomorrow al
10 A. vi. OF
WILLIAM VIGERS, b,
Chief Clerk. K
Eorty.six,h Days Proceedings.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, March 8. 1873. tn
The House met pursuant to adjournment.