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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Published March %, 1877.
CHAPTER Isl.

AN ACT relating TO IRE insurance companies
DONG business i'm the state of Wisconsin.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section |. All tire Insurance companies doing
business IN the state of Wisconsin who may take
any pu,miSSory note or obligation IN writing
from any person. for which the consideration IN
whole or In part. shall be the issuing of policy
of insurance. shall at the time of the taking
thereof, insert therein in the body of such prom
issory note or obligation in prominent and legj-
bile writing or print the words Given IN pay
ment for policy of insurance. II transferred
either before or after maturity, this obligation
shall be subject - all defenses, rs il owned by
the payee herein named PrD1dcu hat this
section shall not apply 10 ordinary notes taken
by insurance agents for premiums and poii-
cies. issued on cash basis, and which may
be received by such agents in payment of PIE
miums-
Section g. Such promissory notes or oblga-
lions shall be non-negotiable and shall be sub
iect 70 all dcfepses the maker or makers thereof
may have against the original promlsee. IN who
sncver hands the said note oY obligation may lie.
P,-,rgici also, that all notes mentioned IN sec
ton one of this act hereafter executed. shall, II
the company to whom the same were gwen be
come iusolyent or bankrupt. b5 wholly yosd IN
" o~ocver hands the same may -. So far rs the
u.snlums for which the same was gwen accrued
after such insolvency or bankruptcy.
Section Any rUe insurance company NO
lstin. the provisions Of section one OF tins act
by ue.eCtiug and refusing 20 insert IN notss and
obligations taken hy them for insurance, the
woris required by section one of this act shall
forfeit theiE license to do business IN this State
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

Section 4. Should any fire insurance COM
pany doing business in this State after having
issued policy of insurance, and taken in pav-
ment therefor any note or obligation, and before
the expiration of said policy the said insurance
company should become insolvent, fail, or be-
come bankrupt, the note or obligation given in
payment for snch policy shall become utterly
VOID so far as the premium for which the same
was given accrued after such insolvency or bank
ruptcy, and of no effect in whatsoever hands the
same may be.
Section 5. All acts or parts of acts conflicting
with the provisions of this act, are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 6. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1877. e-fs COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Published March %, 1871
CUApTER log

AN ACT relating to attorneys fees in justces
courts and amendatory of section one, OF
chapter SO, of the laws OF 1876.
Inc people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. In all actions III courts held by JUS
tees of the peace, the plaintiff, If he shall OBJ
tain Judgment shall be entitled to recover at
torney fees as follows: On all judgments less
than fifty dollars, an amount equal to ten per
cent. of such Judgment, all judgments over
fifty dollars and under one hundred dollars, five
dollars attorney fees; and on all judgments
over one hundred dollars, ten dollars as attorney
fees. And in case the judgment shall be for the
defendant the defendant shall be entitled to re-
cover attorneys fees follows: In all cases
where the plaintiff shall claim in his complaint,
fifty dollars or less an assessment, equal To ten
per cent. of such claim in all cases where the
plaintiff shall claim in his complaint sum over
fifty dollars and under ore hundred dollars, the
sum of FIVE dollars, and in all cases when the
plaintiff shall claim in his complaint one hun
dred dollars and over, the sum of ten dollars.
The provisions of this act shall apply to proceed
ings for the recovery OF possession of personal
property, and the value of the property found
and claimed shall be the basis for the taxation
of attorneys fees under this act; proUded, holc-
ercJ, that no attorney fees shall be allowed the
plaintiff in any such action, unless he shall APP
pear therein by attorney, and the defendant
have appeared therein and answered or demurred
to the complaint, and no attorney fees shall be
allowed the defendant in any such action, unless
he shall have appeared therein by an attorney.
Section 2. Chapter SO, of the laws of 1876,
and all other acts or parts of acts In conflict
with this act, are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March T. 1877. .1~COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Published March %, 1871
CHAPTER 22o.

CHAPTER 229,
AN ACT relating to the protection of insect-da-
vouring birds, and amendatory of chapter ia
general laws of 1869.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as follow.
Section |. Chapter ITS of the general laws of
1869 is hereby amended so as to read as folIows
1t shall not be lawful for any person to wapton
ly destroy or kill by any device whatsoever. anv
brown thrushes, blue birds, martins, swallows
wrens, cat-birds, robbins peewee meadow lark
sparrow, or any other insect-eating bird of anv
kind in this state; shall it be lawful for
any person to disturb or DESTROY the nests ar
eggs CO any of the birds mentioned in this sec
ton.
Section 2. And any person who shall violate
in any manner the provisions of section one IN
of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misle-
meanor and on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than one dollar. nor
more than five dollars for the first offense and
not less than five nor more than fifteen dollars
for each subsequent offense. Justices of the
peace shall have concurrent jurisdiction of the
otfenses mentioned in this act; progidtd that
any person convicted in the Justices court, of
any offense of the provisions of this act, NAV
appeal therefrom as provided by law in criminal
cases.
Section 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 7, 1877. ~ COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

cyts'ration and their clerks shall each receive
The same compensation Is now allowed by
law for inspectors of election for each day actu-
ally employed in the making and completion of
The registry, TO be paid to them al the time and
in The manner in which they are paid their other
fees
setion ID. The said board shall have and ex-
erclse the same power for preserving order at
their meetings under this act as lis given to in
spectors of election for preserving order on cleo
ton day.
Section IA. Any person who shall cause his
name to be registered in more than election
district or who shall cause his name to be regis
tered, knowing that he is not a qualified voter in
the district where such registry is made, or who
shall falsely personate any registered voter, and
any person causing aiding or abetting any per-
son IN any manner In either of said acts, shall be
punished Tor each and every ofense by impris
Dnment IN the state prison for not less than
year. All false swearing. before such board of
registration, or in making aidavits required by
this act, shall be deemed willful and corrupt
perjury and on conviction punished as such. If
any member or officer of said board shall will
fully violate any of the provisions of this act,
be,guilty of any fraud IN the execution of the
duties of his Office, he shall be punished for each
and every offense by imprisonment in the state
prison for not less than one year.
Section 10. he secretary OF state shall cause
this law To be printed In pamphlet form with
suitable forms and instructions for carrying it
into effect, together with the general election
law of the state, and a sufficient number of
copies thereof sent to each clerk of the board of
supervisors in every county in this state to sup
ply each of the officers named in this act with
copy; and it shall be the duty of each Of said
clerks immediately to transmit copy of the
same to each of the inspectors of election in his
county.
Section 16 The necessary blanks for making
the registers required by this law shall be pre-
pared by the secretary of state and transmitted to
the persons entitled to receive them in the same
manner that blank returns of elections are now
transmitted.
Section II. Chapter AS, of the laws of 1854,
chapter 296, of the laws of 1865, chapter 1876, of
the laws of 1866 chapter 1874 of the laws of 1871,
chapter 232 of the laws of 1875, and chapter 5J2,
of the laws of 1876, hereby repealed, and sec
ton one Il, of this act shall be taken and held
to be an amendment in respect to the matter con-
tanned therein of every city and village charter
in this state.
Section Is. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March s, 1877 "a COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

taken make and file in the Office Of the CLERK os
the circuit court of such county a report Of be;r
proceedings concerning such lands, setting fortb
the award made for each tract or parcel thereos
or separate estate therein to the owner or OWL,
thereof. The commissioners shall be entitled -
such comper sation as the court may direct VIII
shall be paid by the railroad company. This sot
shall apply to the proceedings of commissionas'
heretofore appointed, but who have not Vet nraa
ceeded to view lands proposed to be taken.
Section 2. This ACT shall take effect and be in
force from and afteri It's passage and publication
Approved March z, 1877. esy~COpy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
LAWS OF WISCONSIN,.

Where superluou> word il found IN the m
rolled act it = printed u ne text, but 10 italic
and euc.o Ell n pa tnthesi-. fth4s.) Wher a
word is found necessary 10 sustain the eDsf o. the
cont xt or where one ord has been obyiou. ly
mistaken for another the word supposed TO be
pr per Is supplied b in ackets. ltha-,
All act published IN the state paper TINT have
the word copy, are tacse selected BY tn sec
re ary Of State ~ - act. Of general interest. as
revised i IA O.. All publisher Of see ly pews
pape : in the state who shall pnb ish in their re-
ppecH c new, papers the acts thus des gnated
will be allowed sixty 0ar- for srch entire pub
rcaton. PETER DOYLE, Secretary Of state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Published March %, 1877.
CHAPTER 800

AN ACT relating to attorneys and amendato,v
OF chapter lo5, OF the laws of Wisconsin, for
1861, entitled AN act relating to the adm
sion of attorneys of courts of record"
The people of the state of Wisconsin representoa
in fenate andassemblv, do enact as follows,
Section l. Section 5, of chapter 1879, of the laws
of 1861. is hereby amended by adding thereto ths
following proviso: Pforided, that no person
shall be denied a license under this act on ac-
count of Sex.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage and publicat;on
Approved March 8, 1877. ,g@COpY
, 1877-01-20

Lnh !0H .Sltt.
Tho new title Of tho .}u. IN Ia 10 be rendered
III India na ka>ar.i-lIn ind. 'rhs |, the la1ste OF
Prtsiln l.ril,, Persian beiH. tho ei,uri lAH1!aEs
0t In tia; III documents tnt:ndrs l,r the li.nIuu
pop4tafl.,n It will hc Eycn ua llHlA In Aala4r
tI!Ilcc, II is supposed tl.at he knows tile exact
fr,l, OF tkr t.tie, ali l.o la, w;ilt.n t!a. II
"ln;ght be" staliAs4j Allnraja sri ttani, ylt-
tor.a, ha4ur-tlIul. As utc.!4l and documents
aru riny prepared Tor the great ceremony about
10 take place at lIeltt, wheE te llew title will
be pruelAiic.l, It IL PRESUMED th!s Is to be The
1orus Ut wur,ls Wl,icl Will bc used, aud sumo rx
pl'lAtioll VI tlc,A may ic uet:ul.
Mat4arAi is Maia, "t;rcat," anil ltal Is from
ILijl, !, "ki,." 1t has Involved u considerable
aHl,int II! tsrntc Us tu WEetlnr 1t " III rrslI,,y
tn the .enins VI Oriental TURNS To rive "tl,.a.
t'llc III tt,e .!a, ,IiEe grn lrr. Sn lev Women
llYt rti:.ae,l SuutciIl1 ii India te prcvrueiIa
arc star.c, The Ne,;nm o{ N4u;'4l LrIs.s a!usost
the uniy ui:c tu r. a..
AIhiraia, le hr,,lnl wur,l In the title, would
6c "F1fst king.h IAls |, an.,ll farm ri title,
u.ui.lha NJ. tern1e.l A1naut, the First Lard.
null s!va "As caleb ansosg Ills s!4ny nalues
Adswar, wtli:ll Is a.:a!n Fiiet Lard; lswar, Vi
!swara, tei!'s St.N rally rendered the Eatlse IL
Saut. A1hlrIj IL, Of tu,trtc, ulss3 MASCULINE.
Sir /. word III hui,or K.,cI IL ,rut 10 af
rank, a,ll 1t lul.us part Vi tlsr title ui all,.t
Al the liliahs Vi India; hut it Is also nat uli-
co,ntlun - ETe IL tu Eutts. uihl as many litlt
hayt been b{vctt,l tu from having bctn itgtad-
cd it might 10 skcl 1t it ID III good astc to giyu
our queen u tltlu that IL usr.4 by silva uli
tlshnut II this WugI l.. tho su.llu u tAat III
EriIuKguF, tho principal town fn Cashtncrc,
which Hcans "Clty VI the SUM- then this new
title will give Historical material by With
, 1877-01-20


During The last wulcr of the Crimean war,
two yariI, bc!ongf.,s 1" Sir. Scott Russell sud-
dsniy ap;eistd III tie traniull waters u! Poole
liasl,ur. InrY brought will them two naval
ulIrrss stcute! by the Mar Olliec, and u sln-
Rular a.Nl woltc1l.1l eubl,arllIe enKinc, rcsctn~
bling a1I inverted boat, which 1t Is 1low no secret
In state wa4 ~ invention destined 10 penetrate,
like tho TroIan horse, lnto E5unstatlt iiatuv., !,
a'nl tnvFe brin. tertor and destruction to ths
ltl,,sian.. The BAIL tMaeLins was blled with
euln;,rcs srd air. aud lowered By Weights, while
it was iu,tstoncd 10 contan crew VI lwciye
,1,vu, wlo wera t, push /. aIons ihs bottom oi
the STA, anti titrH wien Inside thu wisl!ed.inr
h.ysn IL rAite it by 4 PECULIAR sncrl,aulcnI ar-
rA,,.c1nct, 1t Is perhaps nee llcss tu say that
tl.c tsill nas \ cu1n ,ese tas.o, tic crc" 1elug
unable to p,opcl the sub,uazine vessel suy dis
tance, while tie weights ''sird to work proper
j., aud thirteen of her Majcsty's subjects wcEs
altost drowned, all,eit t1vy .s1uaine1 OVER !!.s.
M hour uuIer waiter without snltogatlon. This
experiment coat tho country about ka,oo.
, 1877-01-20
k,'CLEVEY'S BILLS.

N the EfH43 ~ &hf IFloHhe.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Undcr the caption of Nc
Cicycy's Bills " In your Issue Of this datc, yul.
announce that Commissioner Bradley Las snadu
so.nu startling revelations Ut frani on my part
Il, the n,attur Of supplies to tho Hospital of this
county. desire tu be heard In reicscnce to
that statement, ind |lopo 10 demonstrate tu
you, ii your mind be not rendered too ootuse to
comprehend by reason of your apparently long
prejudice against ne, that, tn this matter as III
Ill my dealings, hare attc1 honestly and ~
al,y bli, l,Icsa l.nt, wuull hare ionc.
Further, vii! say tlIAt Lutl ai'. bradley TAX
Gil ti,e trouble to make 1Igcnt inquiries, with
dvsisc to gain notortciy, hu woutti ha.S saved
himself thu coming humiliation which must t.i-
Low Ills cunluet. In ret.aru tn tiIu I'LL thu
itctns Ut which Mr. Bradley alleges ase Incur
tirs, ''ayc 10 s.y that the gods as titled were
partly ur,scrcd hy Wursicn ~ ''I.a,'ghsIn during
the month Of september and delivered tu hin on
The uullnY 11untll'h reputation, wlieh las
L.sn !ny Asnal custnln ut delivering goods
Whcn tic present muntt's reIuisit!on was UP,
proved ulpl tutnrd ugeE to Hc lur delivery, F!
scnt to Warden McLanchlln general variety III
,ut,ls, and ~ thu dra,!ghting to tilc Hospital
The streets III tlr nrl4h6<A lloi Of tho llst!tu.
tEun beiHg very deep tile Warden declaicd l
,lliaht deliver t.lc b4lancc Vi tla goods ut tlu
convenience VI our cartcTs, and n case TO shuuht
run kuU[t u A1It nIlNitn lG HE " tHE
tavt, ouIy part ot the olu. bc!Eg delivered, Ana
lhc rest having been allowed 10 rcInaln in my
store awaiting delivery. ! suggest this u i
co.Ilnlnn mercantile osvurIente.
Tie burden U! the charge, however, secnns to
be that the tu1t tcnIs, ordered, were detailed
il, tAc bi! wliicn was presented IL the CJits:Et-
tee Oil pub!t.: ScEyitu Tor al.llt anA payment.
1t seems abs;,r that Mr.. b ad!ey, WHO IestIibcs
li"ssc't u merchant, tE"n!d MI " aware II tI!o
fiet tint very u!tch g.saus arc 1ail lur while i'll
PROCESS VI delivery. IN .thsr words. that when
::"o.ls arc ordered 4Ml shippcd tho Invoice with
drafts II he accepted and taken up aru sent III
uni actual payment snale whllc tue gods aro
iyinn !. t..e arpt VI TIC saiIEo4i ut Steamboat
ltur by hi.h they ~cre shlpp,d. Thus III tl.is
particular in,sa! !'ee he {Hi4lley) refers ty. the
county, haugA part VI tlcn lay III MY store,
and Il teluge eltlrc Gelsrsry tar Committee
aulllc aud t!,c Bard ustl'lesl pasnscnt VI my
b!ll u accommodate .nc, to enalc INC ~ MET
certain nbliEat,olss. thvre rau1ut he III st III
aytion any thug that cau be interpreted. as lr4d,
ba called III extcnsun u bus!ncfs coutttss.
A. 10 tho beau transaction, II Mr.: Bradley Will
take the pains to rlsas ny store, WI demon.
more, Instead u lcas, than four buahals OF
, 1877-01-20

ma y1Fws IN THE f.nurtnNtsr aSD rYxrrr,
m,f:
Tim ,.,,,oro,,. E-,I"r,,a. 1,,,o,,, ,,.<.
LUZ se"st""'' f''oe'N" h,'";s' s'As' u E"set
III Tue Sherman li'lse' aila WI Ieeshrc S1lllny
afternoon nt Mccormick Hull, under the nua-
t,rcs o1 the Su1;tjhy- Lecture HocIcty, Knowing
tha. .hr ,u,,, nr,. t,trr.t,.d In ,rs vtru. in ~,
r.. ..,....,., ,.',...-.'I, ,'uI T',.
sAt" W t"o "''i, 'h'''
uNE reporter callrsi upon HIM yesterday Hftrr-
tsots, untl requested Ills views MI the subject.
Mr. Duurl;us did not feel like l,c[,, inter-
,,,..a, t. t., -.,.,,1 ~, H., la ,,,, H. .t.I.
''e"ea' put ~ 'eoa'" ~ ''c p''' Sa'e n'S op"o''
Us .psio"s' a., IN, AL,
have su!lieEeuty c0,ntrcllc,irl It's pcutc tu give
mn nn1n,ou u.oual3,Irlv in II, f:,y,r. nr ,-,in.t
!, IT,. ,,.'. ,,i''I .n,. x.,r.,,'m, ,,,,.. ~ 49,.
~. H., nnt .. E,' ts"t ~ ~ ~.
~" sis.t p". =! -. t"s'''tJ ntss ~ ""ht
~ ~" ~ ~ % ,n,,nt tu ,, ,,n E
LII HtesAss y ~ - t"c ~ 'toht ia't !n"l
t''c 1hftisah ler!ihS -! t''s tAtiitrf' nhs th''A
~. nuas r'i,cs ~ n t ~! sc,,," a, ~
~ ~, H. ;,s II '.. IN '"e u
~ :, u.;,". ~. t ,it,i: ~ s.r..o, u,x,,,,
,.s VIM Il" 5oa tat'1A u schatoe stoftohs
eonriv: .,Ir,,a f,o. .,,.
,., ,,, sLSst,M .t,a, a.'hroS. 49,,
".o i'ns &ntiii.S EMsn n'o'G tion',nI y tns
t"e.u's .t' t,u'en ~ tIv v'eeioa VI u taesi
,'c''l ..u Wy uscs '',a ~ .1 so"a., 'stuse5
ttai staSe eu5estl'hs M,ay xet nn Me'cHts,s.
th'li@ lae t.t!1l!1lJ hH'1i ANAL t"e ulse'!ss'on
os'"ic aessptlns "r fe!e'tl'S S5t,.......... u,
- ~ nEHn.s 1''t en,ho "staaEe'ueht ihust
We u.:"1aea ~ tlt sctIicutnl III tNt nu;stun'
~. m.es y 20 "efnh eonslh d'I",al !ltl'iih:
me IolG iHut!oil "t lug lhllea atates ~
e!car aftu sx!.1t u. 'ar u !; soss. y .'p'y
t.',ss s"s .ne g,'''.In ~ & VI luz sts et t'Ta ~
'rlt, nut Bl!iply Tue Gft:rtlye u ti'"tc teorc
WHOM. IL atai' " 'Lsadl:' ~ i4lf ~ ll!e House
a,i :, ss.Ie a1 aLe so'cyIn. agnsunS ,' 10 tiu
~ Ma' seau'hs "a Luz! sn1stu u, w. .tSy aFe .
Wtiesses.-tpfctalotso o9 ttlc rT'TecoI!'rH. FSi-
aehtly, the crsss iuw ul'o!I ~ requires soma
thi11. nors tl1a tlis, an9 whatthat more Is
!nl1st te, a!1u pcl'tsc MI! or' determined vi
tonssest;. H.. ma,. ,,,,,u.a,, =, ~. 1,,..,
AZ ~ tHt powers urItEatcu 10 thc hfaftt
, 1877-01-20
CRIME.

SpfcfaF UJsto{ch TO ma 1t{bNnA
rnu.4nctp,I,A. ian. INA confitlcnrc-woman
,rb,, Ia. o., h,rh ,,oc. In sho fror, ,.n,. h,t
W. ''.' -" " " "o c,' ..." % .,
nasnc ii An.o!nctte Rohn. Her way Of working
was to gain nn introduction 10
family known to po..e.s mcap..
s,n t,,o, rn,xo.o.,,. h,r.att ~ ha ~
w'lc OF a distinguished military engineer, ten
Won ec'tlonkcu whu died recently and had be-
ntlrathcd to her magnificent fortune. Tie
rn,t,c,top ri ,h4 wc,,th shc ho1 contl,,r1 IL thc
u,..,.... $3.50 ~ .,s,.en % Nv ~ ~. @
i'tss'aa eo"s"' ssat'oaeu a. NC" tofh' oas
lie required money for tho task In
order to rcquitc lawyers for their services
,.,J rt1,or o~,,or.c. tYs. ,u+ nr,.,.. hot,r H.,
, 1877-01-20

Hprcta, ktssa.eh 10 Tbs Tribune.
WAsn1S8roN, y. e., Jun. lg--The leading
advocates Of wotnan-sulErIgc who have bccu
holding twolays' convention here were at tho
Capitol to-day, md wero III high spirits over
their successful demonstration In the House.
Twcnty.threc members, representing as lnnny
different Sta&cs, rose one after the Other a.
soon Us the Journal Ind been read, aud pre-
scntcd memorials from their constituents IN
fnvor ot q sixteenth amendment 10 the
Constitution prohibiting the States frum de-
ntlvtng my cit1zeu of the elective franchise on
ucount ut Eek. Tomorrow ni1uiar prrforn-
,rco Will take piarc III thu Senate, Never he-
lure have the friends Of t!f4 movement received
,uth significant recognition at the hands 1T
Congress. Miss SllsAi, II. Anthony, rclutelng
uyer II this evening, faid TINT tho great
rrfornt had llvcl down ritllcnle, and sur-
mounted tr.liacEcnce, nnl would, al" snon
1tebcl!iun were !inIlly settled, become tic
tllirf issue before tic country. Siu Buiu that
Cnnyrrssmcn, instcah Of slh'winE reluctance
when asked to present the ms,nnrialr: appeared
1rGge movement. The atlyoeatcs Ut e1ssal
rights for wanlgn In tllu cuIrts have nlso gained
a victory already III The Judiciary Committee Ut
tho liulIsc, where It Was nsr,cl to rciM,rt In fl
vOr u! allowing woncH-attorHcYs to rructlrc 1T
all United States Courts On thu saI,.e culsltious
r. % n>.tr? A.';Gs!attd ; {, rrt,: H., ,,,,
c,iSe xsSei an ,h ,a1y In yu apr.,, s.lav Lv's" 30
report tic following ILL:
Et II 'n"rtfd. ttt., That any member WIN shall
have Gccn iHeu'btr of ihr liar u the highest
Court Ut lie District at cnInnila for the space VI
thter years. and Ahalt l'avs ,manaaesl good stand
lug before rneh Court mud WIN shalI he = perron
production of s,.f record, bu admitted to practice
otfutc The huDrelno Court.
, 1877-01-20

+, tozgcry should DO denouncei: nnd expelled from
that teity, how tho Democratic vose would be dr.
Later In the afternoon Mr. Morton took m
the c,ulrel and pnd his respects to Mr. BoGy.
giving him SONIC hard hits before tic nrriral of
linnvr-ttmc closed the dcbntc.
CAUsk or TiH PRESIDENTS E0S-ACTfoH.
A Republican member OF the Loufsans Com
mtttcc called upon tho President to-,lay to
ASCERTAIN Why he 1Id MT ts'1e an o1ier re:og.
t,i.tng n sha legal Government beyond question
tho Packard Administration In Lonsiana. and
cat|rg his attention to the fact that cach days
delay WIS a source OF weakness tn the 1fcrub-
lteane In that State. 1hr President replied t'at
three years nco lie hal recognized the RepMh-
lean Administration In the saMc State, and BY
Tho ttsc Of tl!onry sustained It aEanat those who
wcrc cndcayarinR to overthrow II, one Tint IL.
that act he had been vtsr scycrlY criticised, mud
that tho Senate, with its large Republican ma
Josty, hail falcd to sustain him In the course he
t}ei tursucd. The action OF The Senate At TINT
time, and Of the Republican partY generally.
warranted him In proceeding with greater rnn-
tlon m this OCCASION. To this the gentleman
cnull make M reply, but hc is undcrhtuod to
hare said to the President before llc left TINT, II
lo shonld formally rerognlz" tbs Strhnlls All
intn{strattun, The Democrats Of Louisiana would,
Within twenty -four hours, declare thc legality
Of the returns at tho Ilnycs nnt Wheeler Elect
ors Of t!,at State.
TIN TWO LEGISLATURES.
T.. Nav ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1h-Tl,o Republican
LeCtstaturc ltoute expelled Albert Estopfnsl,
wl,o Ind ininctl the Democrats
No hallut fur Senator.
In tic ncfnocrntlc Legislature in the ballot
for Senator there was no chuicc.
The fiu,isc passed nhill npproprtating Sl50,0o0
for prr dicnl a.itl mileage aul expenses OF the
General Assembly.