The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-27

Thomas A Adams, N IT, Rightor, Vim. b.
Egan, G. j. Leeds
Also, the following Beard Of Assessors Of
the city. OF New Orleans: p: @. Payne, {.
Bailly blanchard, II. TT. Hailes, Victor All
coin and John Marlborough.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of Louisiana.
| EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
| State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, April 90, 1877.
To the Honorable the Senate OF the state Of
Gentlemen III herewith submit the names OF
i two eorvlcts, who according to custom, have
been recommended by the officers OF the PEN
| itenllary Tor executive dlemency on. account
| OF gOud conduct and department. John Stone
and washington Amos having been 50 recon-
| fneIftied
| l will, with tho consent of your honorable
body, grant q full pardon to each
FHhNtfdIs Il. NICHOLAS
| Governor OF Louisiana.
| Mr.. Goode asked and obtained unanimous
consent to take ZIP each Of the following
nominations md appointments respectively:
John -. I4afitte David G. Labatt John H.
Kennartl, JOS Longstreet, Thomas A. Adams
n IT, Rghtor, VIM. b. Egan, g. j. Leeds, as
Trustees Of the University OF Louisiana
Mr.. Goods moved that the Senate do now
advise and consent 10 each OF these nofnina-
tions and appointments respectively.
On % call Of the yeas and nays on each
of the nominations, respectively, the follow
Ing was the result:
For confirmation -Meejsrs Allain Boatner,
I,reailx, Bryant, Bnrah, Demas, Ducros, Du-
mont Eqgis, Garland, George, GI, ao.odle,,
Ogden, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson. Sand
ford, Stamps Stubbs, Steven, Sutton.
ITwiteheil Whseler, White, Young end zacha-
rle-32.
Against confirmation None.
Absent Messss. Gage, Ellis. Texada and
Wakefield-4.
So the Senate did unanimously advise and
/ consent to the nomination and appointments
OF John b. Iaftte, David g. Labatt, John Ell.
4 Ksnnara. james Longstreet, Thomas A.
Adams, NJ. FL. Rightor, w. B. Egan and @, j.
Leeds, Trustees OF the University Of Lotiisi-
ana, and ON motion OF Mr.. Goods the injunc-
ton OF secrecy was removed and the Sec
rotary directed to notify the Governor.
Mr.. Goods moved to reconsider the vote
! just taken, by which the Senate advised and
consented to the foregoing nominations and
appointments, and ON motion Of the same
! Senator that motion was laid upon the table.
Mr. Grover asked and obtained unanimous
, consent to take mp the nomination and ap-
] Dointrnent Of g. @. Payne member OF the
! hoard of ASSESSORS city OF New Orleans
Mr.. Grover moved that the Senate do
now advise and consent to The foregoing
nomination and appointment
On d call OF the roll the following was the
RESULT;
II For confirmation Meesrs. Aiain, Boatner,
Rrsatfg, bryant, Burcit, Defnas. Dueros, Du-
, mont, Et1stfs, Garland, George, Ola, Goeds,
Ifa5=a HrxI1ty 4tTsdF ftfh
Ogden. Perkins, Richardson, Robertson, San
fjfsOrd, Stamps, Stubbs, Steven, Sutton,
1,witchell, Wheeler, White, Young and zaeha-
rie-32.
| Absent Messrs. Cage, Ellis. Texada and
Wakefield.
+ so the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent to the nomination and appointment OF
0 H. O. Payne, member Of the Board OF Assessors
IL for tho city OF New Orleans; and on motion
+ Of Mr.. Grover the Injunction Of secrecy was
r removed and the Secretary directed to notify
the Governor.
q Objections having been raised, the nomina'
tons and appointments of +. Bailly-Blan
z chard, H. IT, Hailes, Victor Auc0in and Johr
y Peterborough, Board Of Assessors for thu
J. city of New Orleans lie over Under the rules
!, Mr.. Goode asked and obtained unanimou;
u consent TO call up the pardon OF John Stone
- III, contained In the Executive communication
Of this date.
is Mr.. Gootle moved that the Senate do nov
advise ard consent TO the foregoing pardon
70 Upon which Mr.. George called for the yea
ed and nays, with The following result:
m For pardon Messrs. Allain, goatner
m Breaax, gareh, Bryant, Denas, Du y a,1t
"a Landry, MITCHELL Ogden, Perkins, Richard
Ii son, Robertson, Bandiford, Stamps, Stever
sutton, Twitehell, Wheeler, White and Youn
eI-N.
~ George, stabbs and Iaeharig5.
oh Absent-Messrs. Cage, Ellis Texada an
as Wakefield
80 tho Senate did advice and consent to th
to full pardon Of John Stone, as recommends
n by tho officers Of the Louisiana State Penitei
at tinry, for good conduct.
NJ On motion of Mr.. Goode the Injunction
nv secrecy Was removed and the Secretary d
,c- rected to notify the Governor.
Mr.. Goode moved 10 reconsider the vol
he lust taken, by which the Senate advised an
consented to the foregoing pardon, and {
X motion OF the same Senator that motion WI
is, laid upon the table.
", Mr.. Goole asked and obtained unanimot
-. consent TO take up the pardon Of Washingto
Ter Amos. aa contained In executive communie
:. ton Of this date.
a0 Mr.. Goode moved that the Senate do no
III advise and consent to the foregoing pardon.
Upon which Mr.. George called for the yes
Inc and nays, with the following result:
IN For pardon = Meesrs. Allan, Boatne
ia Breaux, Bryant, Bureh, Dernas, Ducros, y
on mont, Ola, Goode, Grover, Harper, Kell
on Landry, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins %Richar
so- son, Robertson, sandford, Stamps, Steve
pr Sutton, TwiteheIl, Wheeler, White and Your
'fs7 81.
,te George. gtlbFs and Zacharie-5.
~, =, Absent -Messrs. Cage, Ellis, Texada III
iia Wakefield.
on So the Senate did advise and consent to Il
f'S full pardon Of Washington Amos, as recor
roended by the officers Of the Louisiana Sta
lVe | penitnntiarv for good conduct, and on motto