The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-08

Mr.. Allain, Of the Senate. nominated the Hon.
7. w. Caldwell
Mr.. Ryland, Of the House, nominated the Hon.
W. w. Carloss, Of Webster.
Mr.. Stewart, of the House, nominated the Hon.
Fl. G. Warmoth.
There being no further nominations the roll
OF the Senate was called with the following re-
suit.
Senator Kelly voted for the Hon r. L. Gibson
II vote.
Senators Allain and Grover voted for the Hon.
T. w. Caldwell-2 votes.
Senators Breaux, Ellis, Eustis. Garland. Per
Senators Boatner, Ducros George. doode,
Zacharie voted for the Hon. W. W. Carloss-s
votes.
The roll Of the House was called. when
Sapeadderp Bgsh end he a Adge Ayoes
Estopfnal, Ferguson. Hill Of Orleans. Jonas
Leeds. Lea Lombard. Porter. JPeralta. sspiIler
Baton Rouge voted for the Hon. Z. b. Lyons-23
Messrs, Bqyden, BaEbin. Berry. Carloss.
Young q Claiborne voted for the Hon. B. F.
Messrs. Cressy, Delavigne, Fitzpatrick, Ken
McGehee, Role, Smart, Tremoulet and Toler
papree CASTLES dEhgsfa f Keg q VIM
Kidd, Martin Means, Nunsz, Pitts, Richardson,
voted for the Hon. VI W. Carioss-1s.
Mr.. Routon voted for the Hon. T. W. Cald
Mr.. Stewart voted for the Hon. FL. G. Warmoth.
Mr. Sartain voted blank.
Total vote, 81 necessary to a choice. 40.
No one candidate having received a majority
of all the votes cast, the presiding officer de-
clared that there had deem no election.
On motion Of Mr.. AIlain. Of the Senate. the
joint assembly adjourned. and the Senate with
drew to its chamber.
HOUSE BUSINESS RESUMED.
After Joint session the roll Of the House was
called as follows:
Hon. L. Bush. Speaker. and Messrs. Adiee.
Aye0sk. Bridgeri BFTeard, Billieq: Bowden, Bar
ham CarIo4s cressy IDelagigne Duke Duprs re-
KePPhed2 KeIis d VIM KelIy Of Orleans Ker.
Lombard Of Orleans, Martin Means. Mc6ehee,
Newsom. Nunez, Porter, peralta, Pitts, tiehard-
son. Ridgley, Ryland, .Routon. Randolph, Role,
let. Tfoier, VOORHEES,, Wood, Williams, Young Of
Claiborne. and Young of East Baton Rouge.
| Sixty nine members and quorum.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
| The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER, STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
| New Orleans, April 6, 1871 ]
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
| GentJene1-I am directed by the Senate to in
/ form your honorable body that the Senate has
| concurred in House bill No. 3l5 Joint resolution
| to secure professional aid in rebuilding the
| Capitol at Baton Rouge destroyed by fire in De-
| cember, 1862
| Joint resolution No. 4, Requesting the Senators
| and Representatives of Louisiana in Congress
| TO urge upon the Federal Government the adop-
| ton Of means to remove the INSTRUCTIONS to the
/ commerce of the States Of Texas, Arkansas and
Louisiana and the Indian Nation
| Also, that the Senate concurs in House concur
| rent resolution to appoint 81 committee from
| both houses to wait upon the dIstinguished
visitors appointed by the President to visit
has appointed as such committee Senators
| Eustis and Wheeler.
JOHN CLEdG.
| The Speaker appointed the following as a
committee to receive the Representatives of the
| President in accordance with the concurrent
resolution of Mr.. McGehee:
| Mr.. Jonas of Orleans.
| Mr.. Estopinal, of st. Bernard and
| Mi. Randolph, of Grant
| Mr.. Kidd, chairman on behalf of the Commit
| tee on Enrolment, reported as correctly en-
/ rolled House bill No. 1872.
| On the motion Of Mr.. Lea, a recess was taken
| until 3 O'Clock p. m.
After the recess the House was called to order
when a call of the roll was had without quo
rum.
The sergeant-at-arms was sent for absent
| members, and upon his report that none were
found the House. on motion of Mr.. Buck adj
journcd.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.