The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-22
KELLOGG'S CROWD.

KELLOGG was in a condition to attend
business and was on hand yesterday NOR
ing.
HAHN's WING
was called to order at II NJ, but there W
not quorum present.
The sergeants-at-arms were dispatched f
absent members.
After awhile Billy announced fifty five mer
bers and quorum present. This is pref
good for Billy There are ffty.six members
Hahn's wing, and Lane and Levisee were al
sent OF course one missing member make
no material difference.
After prayer and the other established pre-
liminaries, Woods, Of East Baton Rouge, til
man that can not keep awake during the pre-
ceedings of the boys, and always sleep
standing, arose to a question Of privilege
He said he saw in the morning BULLETIN
statement that he had been on the rampag
because Of difference of opinion between
himself and Kellogg as to the proper person
for Tax Collector of his parish.
He desired to state, for the benefit of thu
BUILETIN, that he agreed with the Senators
of his district on the ax-collectorship, anG
there was no difference of opinion. His alb
sence was personal. He was unwell, and he
did not stay away on account Of tax-collector
ship. He expressed the hope that he would
be taken down by the reporters.
The Committee on Contingent Expenses re-
ported substitute,to Sartain's appropriation
bill, which was referred to them for consider
alton some days ago.
ment of the expenses of the General Assembly
to be drawn from any special fund.
Mathews moved to amend by excepting the
school fund. After much discussion the
amendment was adopted.
motion was made to consider the bill en-
crossed as amended. .......
Lowell moved the reference of the bill to
the Committee Of the Whole.
Mathews raised the point of order that
the bill had already been before the Commit
tee Of the Whole
Lowell said that the Picay.ae had stated
that the seating of Pinchback would be the
recognition Of the existing government. He
desired to announce that Kellogg was just in
receipt OF a dispatch stating that Pinchback
had been seated
Shouts and hammering Of desks ensued,
and motions to adjourn echoed from all parts
of the house, the members considering it a
good occasion for drunk.
The motion was, however, lost.
The Chair (Keating) ruled that the point of |
order raised by Mathews was not we'll taken. |
as the bill under consideration was substi- |
tute to the original bill, which the Committee
of the Whole had considered.
Lowells motion prevailed, and Demas was
made chairman of the committee
Trouble arose in the committee After
some talk, motion was made that the COM
mittee rise and report progress. Devices de-
cided the motion lost and decided as carried
. motion to rise and recommend the passage
Of the bill, and announced that the committee
had risen and reported in accordance with his |
decision.
Some half dozen Of the members got mad
and went for Devices, and Devices went for
them ,
A motion to reject the report Of the CON- ,
nittee was made. The motion prevailed
A call OF the roll disclosed the fact that |
here was no quorum present and the body .
adjourned.
ANToINEs WING
vas declared in order at IL NJ
kellogg's veto message of an act limiting .
he fees of the District Attorney was called
lp and laid over.
The contest case of Gair vs. Breaux was re- I
erred to the Committee on Elections. 9
Notice of a bill to incorporate the Louisi-
ma Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. was given by Kelso.
Dave Young gave notice of bill to promote :
he health of the city of New Orleans by pre- =
enting the aduteration of and the traffic in !,
WHOLESOME milk u
There is some anxiety to hear the bill read =
is expected to prove curiosity !,
The veto Of Kellogg Of the Election bill u
as made the special order for a future day. q
by permission Tom Anderson submitted a I'll
III providing the manner Of proceedings for al
le sale OF the property Of delinquent tax re
ayers. 1t was referredsto the Committe on "a
nance. Ju
Grants bill to provide for the expenses of
e State for 1875 was introduced and execu- &c
We session was called. w
On the body rising an adjournment was u IN
dered until IL o'clock today. OF
There IS no reform greater or more needed nc
an change in the law in regard to the time II
hen members of Congress shall enter upon w
cir duties. In 1876 and thereafter a. Con ce
essmen are to be elected on the same day in WI