New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-05
Senator Robertson, nominated Mr.. j. C.

on the table.
On the motion to able the following SEN
ators voted yea:
Messrs. Allan, B1nt, Cage, Chadbourn,
George. GoOde, Geene, Harper, Kelly,
Kelso, Landry, Ogdn, Robertson, Stamps,
Twitohell, White, Nitney-l7.
The following Seators voted nay:
Messrs. Anderso Blackburn. Breaux,
Detiege, Ola, Heyig, Pollard, Sypher,
Wharton, Young.
Absent and not 5ting-Messrs. Alexan-
der, Brewster, Brch, Dumont. Eustis,
Masicot, Steven, W1er. Grover-9.
Carried.
The election for .orkeeper was then de-
clared to be in orde
The following nators voted for Mr..
Calhoun:
Messrs. Anders, Blackburn, Blunt,
Breaux. Burch, ca, ChadbOurn, Detiege,
Dumont. Ola, HARP, Herwig, Kelso, Ian
dry, Pollard, Staps, Sypher, Twitchell,
Whitney, WhartorYoung-2l.
The following aators voted for Mr..
Cole:
Ogden, RobertsonV hite-7.
Absent and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al
lain, Bre wster, SITS, Grover, Mascot,
Steven, Weber-8
Mr. Calhoun Aa,g received the major
ity of the votes cs was declared elected
doorkeeper Of thenate.
Nominations forief enrolling clerk were
then declared to In order.
Senator Whitneominated Mr.. D. P. c.
Hill.
Senator Younlnominated Mr.. j. A.
Greene.
Senator Chadbol nominated Mr.. Charles
Il. Merritt.
The nomlnatiorere then closed.
Senator Greensked to withdraw the
name of J. A. Gre.
| Senator YOungiected.
After the roll called, and before the
result of the votas announced, several
Senators asked taange their votes.
Senator Bluntade tho point of order
that this could De done.
The Presidentenator Wharton in the
chair, ruled thcint of order not we'll
taken.
Senator Blunt,ealed from the decision
| of the chair analled for the yeas and
nays.
The chair wastained by the following
vote:
|
burn, Cage. ChOurn, Detlege, Dnmont,
HerWig, Kelly lso, Landry, Masicot,
OGDEN. PollA Robertson, Stamps,
Steven, Syphewitchell, White, Whit
ney, Young-2S.
Nays-Blunt, aux, Goode-3.
Absent-Alexsr, Brewster, Eustis,
Mr.. Wharton the chair, did not
vote-l.
The vote was taken upon the cleo.
ton of chief enrog clerk.
The following euaors voted for Mr..
Hill:
, Messrs. AndepL lain, Blackburn,
Blunt, Breaux, 1Oe; Greene, Kelly,
Kelso, Landry, Gel Robertson, Whar-
ton-l3.
The following ;drs voted for Mr..
Merritt:
+, Messrs. Cage, Chturn, Detiege, Du-
mont, Ola, Grove. per, Herwig Mast
cot. Pollard. STAN ~ pher, Twitchell,
White, Whitney, Yotl6.
Absent and OF vol Alexander. Brew
!, ster. Burch. Eustis. IN. Weber,.
:, Senator Goode yottank-l.
Mr.. Merritt havineived majority Of
X all the votes cast walared elected chief
enrolling clerk.
3. Senator Whartonalned the unani-
mona consent of thate to introduce
Joint resolution prov for the appoint
D. ment of a joint come on city affairs.
r. Lies over under ties.
Senator Whitneyed the following
l, resolution:
D Resolred, That Trident of the Sen
l ate be and is herebyorized to appoint
a photographer ash reporter OF the
l. Senate, and an assn
Lies over.
e. Senator Burch ofhe following con-
d, current resolution:
x Resolred, That committee be ap-
nointed. to consistve from the Senate
T. and - from these of Representa-
tiyes. to consider port Of the State
Registrar as to thes.
> Senator Stamps ed to the introduc
ton of this resolu
The President That it could be in
troduced, inasmu.he regular commit
"a tees are not yet aed.
The resolutionver under the rules.
Nv unanimous t the following reso-
linton was intro and lies over under
+ the rules:
By Mr.. Herwif
A Resolred, That shall be appointed
nv the President Senate committee
to he known as t1nittee on Unfinished |
Business, to wlall be referred all |
Ir. Senate and Houremaining over from |
the last session.
m. 1NTRoN OF BILLS.
ill., By unanimo,ent, Senator Black
er, burn MISUNDERSTANDING bill:
%. Senate bill N act apportioning the
dr. State into sen districts, and fixing
the number of sntatives to be elected
ne, from each pariepresentative district
en- in the State; ding in what senatorial
er. districts Senate be elected at the
next general where there has been
a change in tlorial districts, and re-
pealing all ots on the subject.
of The hill ham read by its title the
ted first time, onof Mr.. blackburn, the
constitutions were suspended, and
,rk | the billwas second time and Or
dered Irinte
oA OF BILLS.
The fdlowators gave notice that
Oe- at some fut they would introduce