The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

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senstu 0reene's speech a. P9p n BE-
4 TIE morning edition Of the No. ne
1'' ss,ar the clerk had concluded, MFR
rInsnh csJIed particular attention 10 thai
D 80 a the sreech In which Mr.. Greene
sysoksu 81 plan on the part. Of the
n so ~ nr the colored members thereof
Das,h waa to work the disadvantage
siise Republicans. He asked Of Sen
~, GREENE IL his opinion wa5 based On
~ IA fI,at his son had been beaten
~ : colored man for the position ol
Istats of some duration ensued
.I =, which Mr. Greene again En-
oealssed ire opinion that the election ol
Ks,stary. 81, Tuesday, was made On q
- line, After other Senators had
~ e.sten. executive session was called.
s Thsn The executive session was rails
.s,nsice was given by Mr.. Massicot oi
shsIl ii empower police juries TO ptsss
ss~s Tor the protection of game.
nTstice Of On net incorporating the
nssehants Exchange of this city was
s;yets b. Mr.. Grover.
w PERMISSION Mr.. Wharton intro
Aassd 4 bill providing, for the appoint
sssnt and compensation of assessors,
- He said that he. knew nothing oi
~ tGovisiops Of this bill and he intro
Srced Il at the request o. the comImlttee
u ~ PROPERTY Holders Union. twas
,sdsred printed.
~ (trode introduced an act provid-
- IN the revival u O judgment when
~ defendant has changed his doruicile.
xoxice Of a bill 70 abolish the parish
,SIlncoln was given by Mr.. Burch.
III landry introduced resolution
..nseaeutinQ that a band Of murderers,
ttilna themselves Regulators, was
ss,srrunning the parishes Of East and
80 FeIjciara and East Baton Rouge !
,hsf fl,is band had killed John Gair and
,Sksrs. and Mr.. L. asked for commit
tse 81 investigation.
III White offered as d substitute u
,.snlnfion calling on the Governor and
,srnestinQ the District Attorney to in
sxs(irsic and report.
m motion the substitute was laid on
IL tkbIe and an executive session was
1lIed agaiD.
on the exeppItive session being raised,
H. resolution of Sir. Landry came up.
While II was under consideration the
senate adjourned.
fzTu. ID. one hundred members pres
ent Byeskef Estiiette presiding.
PnyeY by the Rev. Mr.. Matthews,
a the Carondelet Street Methodist
m. Lowell asked 10 be excused from
serving On the Committee Oh Claims.
M. Gilchard declined to serve on the
C0mmitsce on Banks and Banking, be-
ceuse. be- said the committee had
MVyed that it had no occasion for bis
pavices.
ri. Bartain presenteda preamble and
resolution, the import OF which Was D
DfUtest against the Senatorial election
Yesterday, which the document pro-
45uhcod in substance uiicalled Tor and
unlawful, inasmuch "a Dir. Pincbback
Wes the Senator elect and the Kellogg
Government had been recognized at
Washington, and acqtiesced In by the
Le9isIature Of the State. The paper
M over Tor q second reading.
4 petition was received from the
fsFish IL Avoyelles ~ unscat Dir. H0uer.
VI the ground that he was not regis
tered voter u the parish at the time he
Was candidate, and was not, there
TN, eligible, the constitution requiring.
" qualification In representative,
lhGt be shall have been voter la the
posish at the time Of his election.
Y A motion pending 10 refer the petit.
lon ~ tie Committee on Contested
EjsCtions. Mr. Matthews read the joint
resolution passed ut the extra session
y rstify the Wheeler adjustment, aud
argued that condensation being closed
hereby, the question involved In the
petition was purely judicial. Hence he
moved " refer the matter TO the Judi
dry Committee.
ri. MurreHk (colored Republican, was
~ Of hearing OF this Wheeler com
rFomise. What right had Wr. Wheeler
6uny other |" outsider TO NEEDLE In
a. Affairs OF the State? Dir. III. con.
1coded that the question presented In
t0n, Therefore he moved To refer the
lbjcct to the Committee on Constitu-
III. Hahn did not vote for the COM
c1umise; wherefore he stood upon the
eAoe independent ground that Messrs.
Vlltr. Dupre aud other gentlemen on
~ Democratic side did. But the ques-
ton involved In this petition was not
question Of election I II was q question
Of d0miciie, a question OF residence.
There was no denial OF election. The
natter OF domicile, as every lawyer
knew, was one upon which diversity OF
opinion had always existed, and upon
which conflicting decisions had been
IcAdored. IT was n difficult problem In
IN, and he agreed with Mr.. Matthews !
mt Y should be referred to the Judi |
cary Committee,
~. Duprc agreed with Mr.. Murrell |
~ the question was constitutional I
0oe, and should be referred TO the Com (
n1ltee on Constitution.
Ar. GuichArd regarded the question 1
= one OF fact. Was Mr.. Souer's name !
og the registry OF voters In the parish 4
g 4v0yoiles? But, In the opinion OF Mr. !
oicnard, II was not either law or fact /
slat WAS TO decide the matter. Mr.. 4
vuer,y name had not been included In
ne wheeler compromise, and the ma
MY o. the House was seeking to strike /
= nim 10 another way. The design was
= y Lnumidate every Republican leader
= me House. As q substitute for the
sapose ne offered a resolution declaring
- go Of every Republican in the
House vacant.
The Chair ruled the resolution out Of
otoer ~ an impertinence, and the mo-
u y % refer to the Judiciary Commit
~ Prevailed
~ yenries, Of Rapides, introduced q
sssNutl0n that each member be re-
s.ssklcsed TO three dollars worth OF sta
pooery Tor the session. 1@
4 transferable discussion was had upon
~ SuDject. In the course Of which Mr.. |,
Sluztlll proposed TO push the restriction
Ss. ~ 70 VI 70 Tor each member, and Mr..
H.a nas moved that members provide
'1eE own stationery.