New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

Point COupee, Heating, Lane, Levisee,
Mathews Of Tensas. Murrell, Milon. Marie.
Parker. Pierson. Piles. Randall, Richsrde,
Ridgely, Ray. Raby, Stewart, Sutton. South
ard, Snaer, Ssrtain. Ssuer, Tyler, Triplet,
Thomas. Wilson. Woods, Ward, Wright
I-53.
Nays-CarvilIe. Davidson, Poindexter-3
Carried.
The Speaker announced the following ~
the committee of conference relative to
the appropriation bill: Messrs. Mathews, Of
Teusas. chairman; Stewart, of Tensas;
Stewart, of Natchitoches; Triplet Of East
Baton Rouge; Dumas Of St. John.
The Speaker announced the following ap.
pointments to ELL vacancies In standing
committees:
Mr.. W. D. Floyd, of st. Helena, on Com
mittee OF Lands and Levees, Registration
and CDsritab bio Institutions.
Mr.. Richards. of Orleans, on Commit tee
Of Public Education. Repatriation and Pen.
| si0ns.
Mr.. Heating, of Caddo, on Committee Of
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Drury, OF Assumption, aeked for .
| suspension of the rules to consider House
Will No. ~c--tuo Guy PARK Oau.
The rules were not suspended.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Connaughton, of Rapides. called up
the following resolution, which was read:
Resolved by the House of Representa-
tlvts in regular session convened, That the
Speaker appoint special committee of
three to investigate the afJairs of the
|
house Company, and have power to send
for persons and papers.
Mr.. Guichard, Of st. Bernard, moved that
further consideration of the resolution be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Devices, of Red River, moved to lay
the motion to indefinitely postpone ON tho
table.
Carried.
Mr.. Demas. Of Ct. John, moved that tho
resolution be adopted.
Mr.. Hill, of Ascension, moved 70 lay the
motion to adopt on the table.
Carried.
(Mr. Heating, Of Caddo, In the chair.1
Mr.. Hunsaker, of 1t. James, offered the
following resolution, which lies over under
the rules, his motion to suspend the rules to
consider it being lost:
Resolrcd, That the Speaker appoint eom.
mlttee Of three to meet similar number |
OF Conservative members, with Q Wow of |
arriving at some satisfactory adjustment of |
the political complications now existing. |
That We are anxious to arrive at lust and !
equitable adjustment OF the differences now |
existing, to the end that sll parties may be |
represented properly.
Mr.. Murrell, of Madison, offered the
following resolution, which was adopted
under II suspension of the rules.
Rcsolred, That the Clerk OF the House be
instructed to furnish $50 copies of the
Standing committees Of the House for the |
use of the members.
Mr. Baker, Of Booster, moved that the
Clerk of the House be directed to deliver
to the Judiciary Committee the several acts
Of the session of 1874, which have been re- |
turned to this House by his Excollenoy the
Governor with objections, in order that
SAID committee may be necessary in rela-
ton to such bills.
Mr.. Sartain. Of Carroll, raised tho point
If order that the motion conflicted with
article sixty six Of the constitution of the
State.
The point OF order was sustained.
BY per mitsiou Mr.. Devices, OF Red River.
Introduced House bill No. 60, an act prescrib-
rg the manner of ascertsining the amount
lue the Louisiana Levee Company from the
tate ON the first day of October, 1873, and
o provide for the funding of said debt
Read first time.
Under a suspension of the constitutional
ules the bill was read second time and
eferred to the Committee on Lands and
'evees and ordered printed. |.
NOTICES OF B1I1A
Notices were given that at some future =
me the following entitled bills would be
ltrduS bed:
By Mr.. Ward, of Grant:
An pot repeating an cot creating the
GARD Of immigration Of the State of Lou
lana. -
Also, an act regulating all charges for l.
assengers and freight on all railroads | '
thin this State, Or any portion Of tho :
tate Of Louisiana.
by Mr.. Thomas. of Bossier;
An act amend an act entitled an aot to | !.
mend article GA of the Code of Practice A
'pro4ed April -, 1872; approved February :,
, 1874.
MEssAGH FROM rHB SENATE. 6
The following message was re eived. ~
sESATs CHAxss.,l !?
New Orleans. February =, 1876 ! u
the Honorable spt aker and Menbers Of the
House Of Representatives,: II
am directed by the Senate to inform =,
ur honorable body that the following II
med Senators have been appointed IA = N
inference committee on the part of the |
nate, to confer on House bill No. 20. max. -
3 an appropriation for the payment of the
ieage and per diem of the general As r.
nbly, 1875: Mr.. Wharton, chairman. and Ri
,ssrs Allan, ChadbOurn, Cage, Hsrvie, -
Very respectfully, st
]. A. GREENE.
Assistant Secretary. W.
On motion of Mr.. Devices, Of Red River 90
} House was adjourned until tomorrow 81,
twelve O'Clock NJ. 10,
WILLIAM VJGERS, fo'
Chief Clerk. Ola
The Weather and Rivera. On
Oypics METEOROLOGICAL OBssnwI. | me
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he following is q report of tho weather .
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