The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

eminent. prior to his removal. He had been
among those who believed that Packard was dc
practically recognized Gen. Nichols MS tho lie
taeto uoyernor. Had he been ousted by him
hs would have bowed In anbm asiOn but he fslt
grateful for not having been removed before he
Wns.
THE ARGUMENT or COUNSEL
turned mainly upon the point M to whether tho
office Of Assistant Attorney u 'nsrai, created by
net No. ~ Of !s74, was continuous office, the
duties 2f which wore 70 he performed BY the
quail 1oaion Of II success or. or whether the off,
cial character Of IN incumbent esassd, ips0 Iaaio
ny ng h 9. ,n9 ooVrmG, sg re
is th,h .hs shhli hold his office during Tho term
q the ney'rR NJ q,a sooner remgyed BY tho
commended that this provision Of The net
MUST NOT nv CONSTRUED LITERALLY,
constitution, which expressly declares Tint mi
officers shall continue TO discharge the duties
Of their Offices until their successors shall have
eachment Or suspension. isIat .. had n II
been impsaehed nor SUSPENDED, The mere fact
once did not imply Tie yaeatian Of a oes nor ~
was i lsga, bar t2 ths paymeut Of the SALARY
aloTea by law she ae ,a Nas Assistant Attor
came into powar. and under the constitution he
rsrnaiped In that office I'LL formally removed
s h a Of hg sue
n,s saIaiy I'M hot s q"aatnn Dte'nHfo SER
WYE M t Mit1ar " ~. a.,.,,,. ,-,
.naI I'M tbs ,fy,sn , ~. ~ ansof tahOr, hr,
bat II was yaentfd by he msrs "a ayrati nv
s "r r,,. 81 me kogg aamlp n4tration under
,eltor has had 10 successor III, Ter Thai mt tbs
Office remaining vHrnut, and the only claim he,
could advauce, would be- an equitable one for
services SO mttsnnlly ieh1eted aud he Ind render-
was for another dis met Office. crsnied by hi
70 , y y, OF the tx r. session o. is77 WIS plain
Ike new off,ne S''" WIS S'''V ''f 'e SALARY OF
Mr. tinran jpterrup,ino Mr. Miller attrso4as
his attention Il, the fm;t thnt JUICE Fan lad
first qualified under act No. 80 Of 1914 on March
~, tH7 md WIS theTtt1re literally tbs sueeessort
q rahtor. Mr. Miller thought this made no
nrlliatehe a me appfopIih't,n was evidently
,or tne glllse sfae.su ".hsf the h"t % 1877. and
was antiied t The fu saIap" fr n H., III eduieY
After arpnmant Of counsel The anoe yaa ;sLnu
under ndvlsement.
s,,.~r s,.,,..,,
Aunatasrp AND pt,r.,r, a,t,rv
Daniel Wsbster feI. John R,ss r., w,o ar.sv.
Jr.. fel. and Euesns jlarubia ali cbsrs.d LII
CARRYING concealed weapons "~N "''"
se,,ra,..,.,
r,w,
Dnn,e, wepster teJ, having pleaded guilty OF
VnHyibE concealen wsapoh, WEE nnea 800 or
thirty days 10 The Parish Prison.
ohsran 81. .;a.s ~ - e. ae,. sa''y v" 'he ssme
Eugene V,finrutta same was finsd N m mr.
twenty -four hours in the Parish Prison.
Anuhtasnp AND PLEADED sor ar,rrv
II. q. Rowysy. fsl,e impri.on rnen,
Thfma. Kin. lea, aanar,lt On = n,,ics oa;car
George Allen. brsakina and sntering ''
n Montoomerv "a ,rvi,o concssisJ ...,,,,u
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APPLICATION ron coUs sgL.
State va. Jack Toby ebaroed with h,ost;,o
and enternO $3.50 Tho defendant Toh1 yos,erd.y
applied 10 the court for tho appointment OF
counsel TO defend him. The court appointed
Vim. Reed Mills, Esq.
Ibis ID me IDHd aPpicnlon made Dy the an-