New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

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Prayer by the Chaplain.
I The reading of tho journal was dispens,
with.
The journal was corrected 60 as to sta
that Mr.. Floyd, of st. Helena, voted in Il
negative on the final passage of the Apr
priatiOn bill; also, that on motion Of NJ
Souer, of, Avoyelles, House bills Nos.
and al were taken from the committee
the whole and placed on the calendar; ais
in House bill No. l04, the appropriate
bill, strike out in section two all after th
word thereof to the word "and," and il
sert the amendment offered by Mr. Piersol
Of Natchitoches.
The journal as corrected was adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received:
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans, February ls, 1878.
To. the Honorable Speaker and Members of tn
House of Representatives.:
am directed by the Senate to ask tn
| concurrence of your honorable body in tn
passage of the following bill:
Senate bill No. 81. appropriating gas 70
the use Ut the General Assembly.
P. I. BECHTEL.
Secretary of the Senate.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Murrell, Of Madison, moved that tn,
rules be suspended so that the following
unfinished business be considered at thif
time.
Carried.
The following resolution was read:
Resolved by the House Of Representatives
Of the State of Louisiana, that William
Ward, member from the parish of Grant,
having violated the proprieties of this
House by disorderly conduct. and by re-
slsting the authority of the Speaker, and
offering violence on this floor, is hereby ex.
PEELED.
When the House last met the motion was
to adopt the resolution, on which the yeas
and nays were called, and no quorum vot.
ing the House was adjourned.
The roll was called on its adoption with
the following result:
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, Armstead, Butler,
Baker, Connaughton, Cousin. Drury. De-
Lacey, Devices, Dickenson, Demas, Floyd,
Guichard, Grant, Gracien, Hill of Ouachita,
Hubeau, Honore, Hunsaker, Jourdain,
Johnson of Caddo, johnson of DeSoto,
Jones of P0inte COupee, Heating, Lane,
Lowell, Levisee, Mathews Of Tensas, Milon,
Murrell, Marie, Martinez, PiersOn, Poin-
1exter, Piles, Ridgely, Ray, Raby, Rochon,
Richards, Stewert, Snaer, Souer, TYLER.
Triplet, Thomas, Wilson Wright, Yorke
10.
Nays-Carville, Crawford, Davidson,
1<Nf lon
Sartain-9.
Two-thirds Of quorom of the House
voting in the affirmative, the resolution was
'dopted, and Mr.. William Ward, Represen.
alive of the parish of Grant, was declared
IS being expelled as member of the House
f Representatives, and his name was
rdered to stricken from the roll of the
louise.
[Mr. Souer, of Avoyelles, in the chair.1
Mr.. Sartain, of Carroll, presented petit
ion from Peter Heno, which was referred
D the Committee on Pensions.
Mr.. Ray, of East Feliciana, offered the
blowing resolution, which was read, under
Suspension of the rules:
Resolved by the House of Representatives.
the State of Louisiana, That James E.
rinble. judge Of the Eleventh Judicial
district. be, aud that he is hereby i'm
cached Of big b crimes and misdemeanors
| office.
Also,
Resolced, That committee OF five mem.
ers OF this House be named by the Speaker |
, proceed to the Senate of Louisiana, and |
the bar thereof, to announce that this |
,ouse doth impeach James Z. Triinble. |
ldge of the Eleventh judicial District |
the State OF Louisiana, Of high crimes |
nd misdemeanOrs in Office, and demand |
lat the Senate takeOrder for the trial of |
lid Trimble, and for his appearance at
le bar of the Senate to answer the i'm.
3achment of this House.
Also.
ReS0lced, That committee Of five mem
,rs be named by the Speaker to prepare
articular charges against James E. Trim
9, judge of the Eleventh Judicial District
the State Of Louisiana, impeaohed by this
ouse of high crimes and misdemeanOrs in
ice. and that such committee have power
send for persons and papers.
l impeach Judge Trimble for issuing at
omer, on the twenty-fCurth of October
tent and purpose OF forcihle interference
it'll the jurisdiction of the courts of the |
nited States in the Eleventh Judicial I
strict. l impeach him for the issue at |
emma, on the fifth of November
st, of an order of his Eleventh District
'urt, directing the arrest for contempt of |
lgar Selye, deputy United States mar. "a
al, and b. H. Hodgson, lieutenant Sew
tn United States Cavalry; said order in
,ding statements as of facts known to
ID Trimble to bs false, and said Selye and ,
'dgson having, as said Trimble well
ew, committed no contempt of said
lrt, and this for the purpose, as allege,
forcible interference with said Selye and I
dyson in the performance of their duties ,
officers of the United States and for the
)tectiOn of notorious offenders against
, laws of the United States; impeach t
q for charging the grand Jury of the par '
of jackson at the November term of
4, to find true bills against United States
Jewett and Deputy United c
ties Marshal Selye for the crime of kid. C
oping one L. g. ShOlars, at Vernon, in said Y
'ish on the twenty ninth of October pre-.
ling; for allowing said grand jury to find
h bills and for the issue of warrants for s
arrest OF those officers on said charge e
! Trimble well kno wing the removal OF r
1 Shoiars from the parish of jackson to r
70 been lawful arrest by said Selye AZ
N warrant of said commissioner, and | II
J for the purpose of protecting criminals
of depressing faithful officers of the :.
for. the lawful discharge OF their duties.
j. W. HARRISON.
ubscribed and sworn before me this
eenth day of February, A. D. 1875. ii
P. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary of State.
r. Ray. of East Feliciana, moved to o
pit the resolution, on which the yeas and -
s were ordered, resulting as follows,
Crawford, Connaughton,
sin, Devices, DeLacey. Dickinson,
nas, Floyd, Gracien. Hubeau, Hunsaker, to
nson OF Caddo. johnson of DeSoto, er
ting, Lane. Martinez, Murrell. MilDE, 81
ldexter, Piles, Parker Randall, Rid gely, &C