The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-12
TUESDAY, January IL, 1870.

- ,r,,n,lnned
wcLe .,; ns11r Anderson. Dumont, White
III. ua. whitney. blackburn, Burch.
f' ts.ouee Sypher. Wharton, Grover,
~rn u,,,, Gage. Twitchell, White.
Heul;MlifGia ~ Detiege, Alexander, Robert
- ala. stamps: -.
son, ,uuniImenf md EHgrossment-M nssi-
~ III Landry, sypber. Harper, George,
S,smps. Herwig
0%T'lI a,uls Stamps, whitney, gage, Eus-
N. Alcyander, Robertson, White.
W dricultuve. commefye n,n "1Ms,vnc-
IN, n Brearx, Ola, Young, Grover,
0fpssshn,T;aa E,i,cat,ou Brewster, Burch,
:. - -, STAMPS, Kelly. Kelso. Goode.
WspY;aii blackburn, Weber, Steven,
,sho,tson. Burch, Cage.
bo n~nIs AID Banhing- Alexander, Eus-
~ |aiIain. Grover. Landry, ella, White.
w. nma;fjngand Supervising the Expenses
N ,Lp Grdtr-Herwig, Breaux, Ola,
Pq aIsaerai Relatjons-y Young. Wharton,
osden. Blunt, Whitney, George. e
9s,a e,iiatu- Bnrch. Weber, Kelso,
Iarar Chndburne. Anderson, Harper.
UlTg',,un,oration and Pdrochial 4gairs =
rs;tchell. Stamps. Steven, Allan, KEEL
- coode. Harper.
p;;rS1r;fdLle Institutions Kelso, Chad
,. v Greene. Robertson, Weber, KEEL
" y Gla. White. Blunt.
Vtrutlr lands and Lerees-Chadburne,
uh Wy,s Goode. Twitchell, Eustis,
". brewster, Young. Robertson.
" s,.stx ma J'ubiid buildings Cage,
vannv' Steven, Anderson, Twitchcll,
Kelly, ,v.a,a, a,,h,r chaa.
,mrue. Gage. Eustis. Grover. Herwig.
uealM and Qnhdnt'ne Weber,
pahertson, Alexander, Deticgc, White,
p' ilsp",ie ssDttIila, George, Landry, Du-
D'y pen'sions Blunt, Steven, Weber, Pol
N.Y. M.oindgr. Canals and Navigation
Harper, Whitney. Stamps, Wharton.
psircnchment and Reform Greene,
vo,,nu. Robertson, Alexander, White.
Tleeiiops-Allain, Landry, Eustis,
pnrch. Ogden, Blunt, Grover.
DI Msei,nnSliio,i Police -Dumont, De
t,sUe, Massicot, Kelly. Stamps.
Reckon and Redistribution = Landry,
whitney. Goode, Massicot, Wharton,
VIZ 11,.nortj0umr,it - whitney, Dumont,
rsltrhcll. Ogden, Stamps, Massicot.
wr Maasieot gave notice that he
wnnld introduce an act to amend the
Metropolitan Police law.
XII Durch gave notice that he would
,otrod,,ce an act TO consolidate the Lou
iaiann Institute and the Agricultural
Nv Young gnve notice that he would
INTRODUCE OH oct incorporating the Con
cordla and vidalia Railroad Company.
M Qoodc introduced an act relative
toexecutors and administrator residing
c,t u the State. Referred.
Also, an act relative to judicial sales
and days OF sale.
Several other bills Of minor interest
eerejntroduced.
MI Blackburn introduced the follow
Ing -
sanrv In the Senate Of the United States
irpm Louisiana, and il being very inn
portatt that our State should be fully
Ana ably represented i'm that branch of
our national Government, ] move that
thIs Senate shall now proceed to CO.
operate In an election TO fill said va.
cancy or assumed vacancy, to the end
that there may no longer be any excuse
Or shadow OF reason for depriving Lou
isanH OF her proper representation III
the councils OF the nation.
Executive session was called and
ordered.
Thereafter Mr.. Blackburn g resolution
came up
Pincliback came IN and lobbied
Mr.. Anderson made the point that as
there was no vacancy, any motion TO
proceed 10 an election was out OF order.
Mr.. Blackburn, stating that he de-
aired to explain, requested MIR. Amber
zen 10 Withdraw his point.
Mr. Whitney offered u substitute for
ihe resolution
MI. Blackburn said that he considered
Tie treatment Of Mr. Pinchback inn
proper. and for the purpose OF settling
The question he had offered his rcsolu-
MI. whitnoy's resolution was as fol
lows
Rcsolrei, That Il In tho sense Of this
Senate that there Is not at this time n
vacancy III the Senate OF the United
Hates OF a Senator elect from the State
81 louisiana.
MI. Blunt moved to lay the whole
matter on the table.
Mr.. .Allain supported Mr., Whitnoys
resolution and quoted tho law bearing
On thequestion.
After some further discussion vote
hyycas and nays was taken, and Mr..
Whitney's resolution was adopted: the
vote standing, yeas 10, nays IL.
The resolution 10 proceed to tho cleo
ton OF an assistant secretary was call
Cd up and adopted. and the election
gone into. The names OF Messrs. 0run
Mnd hAmRnierc were presented, and l..
LAmaniero was elected by the following
vote: Hrun IL. Iiamanierc ~.
M Blackburn took the floor on q
question of privileges. He proposed to
speak about the vote taken on the reso-
luton Of Mr.. Whitney.
He was ruled out OF order. and mo-
ton TO adjourn prevailed.
Housc- The House came to order at
noon ninety-nine members present,
speaker Estilette presiding.
MI. Levissee rising to q question OF
privilege, complained that In his re-
marks on the resolution of Mr.. Mitchell,
On Monday, he had been inacurately re-
ported In the Times and Picupune.
;Ihe Chair announced the following
sanding committees.
judiciary Young. Koontz, Il. Ed
yTaLas, hlliott, Scales, VOORHEES,. Hahn,
! Vays and Means JeIlries, Martin,
roman, Pascal, Carmouche. Beasley,
Dc!ier, Matthews of Tensas. Ray.
Bdnksdad Banking -Aldigc, Voorhies.
HH. !iole,, Schiller. Mcclellan. Souer,
iuohc Education Pipes, Collins,
nnclcnck, Edwards Of Richland. Walker,
mann, Baker Grapian Moods pf Nest