New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
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1t this juncture Conservative membe
moved that the Speaker be requested to As
General De Trobrisnd to preserve order.
A committee was appointed to wait o.
General De Trobriand and request his CON
plisnce. General De Trobriand soon cam
to the bar unaccOmpanied. except by on
aid, whom he left there and then alon
approached the Speaker. The Speaker re
s,uested him to ask for order in the lobby
General De TrobriaDd did so, and orde
was then restored. the Speaker thanked
him in the name of the Houee for his cOur
tesy, and he withdrew The action OF thu
body proceeded for IN hour or 50 without
interruption, during which time com
mittee ON contested seats was ap
pointed. minor Officers elected. and
= debate had. but no message was
sent 90 the Senate OF the Governor
notifying them that the House was Or
gained and ready to proceed to business.
when at length Colonel De Trobriand re.
turned and stated he had orders to remove
She five pembeys sworn In. who had not
been retained by the Returning Board, and
after the protest and resistance of Mr..
Witt to the persons cefeyred 70, and after
General Campbell had been sent for to
point them Outs they were removed by the
United States sOldiers.. Wilt9 then left the
chair rs vigers, tO organize the House.
began to call the goH Vt the Returning
Board.
Two Democratic members answered 70
thels panea, ~lAsS Wiz interrupted the
clerk, and called upon Conservative mem
bers not to answer and to leave the hall.
The interruption over, figers began anew
his call and obtained only fifty.twO re.
ep0nses; but, ~ the two Democratic fnem-
6ers had Sust before answered on the roll
l. tod ha -
right to announce tifty-fOuD members mad
answered to their names. Those who
remained, after Mr. Wilt and his friends
withdrew, elected Hahn. Speaker by &C
clamation, and proceeded in the business Of
the legislature
1here was no subsequent roll call BY
which the number Of those members whose
Games we're returned by Che Returning
Board and Who etill remained present at
xhese deliberations could be determined.
Your cOmmitseS have not been able 60
agree upon any recommendation, but upon
the situation in Louisiana as appeared BE-
fore us we are all agreed
January II. 1896.
CHARLES FOSTER,
WILL AM WALTER PHELPS.
CLARKSON N. POTTER.
TIE evidence upon which the subcon,.
Snittee base their conclusions not yet being
written out Will be submitted hereafter if il |
shall be deemed desirable. The committee |
themselves voted to adopt the report and /
also report the same 90 the House with the |
Recommendation that the same be printed I
md fecOmDitted.
Signed for che cOmmitfeAs
GEORGE e. HOAR, Chairman.
TIE Loyas 0enssors Sand Steady.
4 full caucus Of Republican Senators
~ae held this morning. M. Anthony pre-.
Gliding. On tha order Of business, the most
important subject under consideration was |
eemsrkablo unaninity that the President |
must be sustained in his action, and the
Kellogg government declared the legal /
gOvevpmOt OF the State. 1t is understood
ebst it was furthes agreed % that
ir is desirable to dispose Of the |
matter as soon as possible. and that but
, short time longer will be allowed for !
discussion. The caucus came to no definite (
conclusion on several subjects before them, |
but ii is understood that it was agreed to
hrst dispose Of the Louisiana matter. The
are that the discussion on the
'nhJect will close Tomorrow should SEES.
lion be held. IA
gaendins the Freedmanss Bank Charter, T.
A bill was presented in the House today a
providing for the amendment of the charter G
# the Freedman's Bank. 1t repeats the | C
NV pTOVluIuk LOT COL0iDlsSlODer2, ana author | q
Ees the Secretary of the Treasury to an. S
'oiDt one commissioner who shall have tie | A
ight to compound and compromise debts a
ne, n
Cabinet Meetings iy
The Cabinet to-day had under copsidera-
ion the proposed treaty with Hayti. and
be postal treaty with Canada. N
Suggested Legislation for the south. =,
In accordance with The resolutions "'
iOpted 1T recent Republican caucus. for
10 appointment of a committee of nine to
lggest such legislation as is desirable to
eet the wants Of the Southern States, Mr.. or
aynard, the chairman, appointed the fol- at
wing members: Messrs White of Ala or
una. MeCrary of Iowa, Ward OF New Jer- tn
Y, Cessna of Pennsylvania, +. r. Hear of Ia
Tremain Of New York, fol
azleton Of WISCONSIN. and Harrison Of in,
Gle
0ischafged,
Hersey, cha d"orkeeper who received )
900 from che Pacific Mail Company, vac to- to-
scharged this morning.