New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-20
I.EGIsLATURE YESTERDAY.
The SENATE.


ms, vithout quorum.
rms House of Representatives..
orum appeared in the House, but it
rs Known that there was no quorum in
'mm ata the chances for an election were
red dubious.
!, D4Lacy proposed by resolution to
- committee appointed to negotiate
'k' Patricks Hall as capital, the st.
JHIC Hotel being considered by him in
ant and ill-ventilAted. The resolu'
Der nt over.
fro oAes presented resolution in relal
ARHT, Pointe Conpee, which went to the
,aa l.; tee on Parochial Affairs.
rury, chairman of the Committee
cinns ileres and Elections, presented re-
e ears :. omuending the expulsion of Mr..A
AL. of ST. Bernard.
nder was no debate on the resolution,
AgsT ,uorum voting on the fret call, a
. he House was demanded and quo
lODi wered.
~, betiege objected to allowing the
who came in to vote on the prOpo-
being without the bar when the
be was called.
ATRs on W Su'peDU '-' O-'9 40 '''- -'>'
-. Is.
y" ~ ote for expulsion-4S to l4-was
hRRu bounced.
....1 armoth stated the law required the
49,. ,'.. be taken at twelve meridian. and
hout being four minutes past one, he
n SSs =. point of order that it was too late
-. joint session. "a
uperts r. Hahn ruled the point not wel
I'D a committee was appointed
mn bhnson, of De Soto, declared the
----,- as in joint session; that having ad.
\ to twelve o'clock, and having
80 il could send for the Senate.
~. armoth expressed himself con-
80 N this lucid explanation.
.,nN INV Millen gravely stated that 1t was
four he Senators of the United States
HON oguize the Legislature of Louisi-
aking visit to the House during
hnd he trusted the members would
qc "A be weighty business on hand with
ity and decorum which had al.
Legs aracterized the Legislature of
YINGv and for which they were 30 dis
90, and confirm the favOrabls i'm
bat it was we'll known was enter
m. all the distinguished visitors.
llNstz -, o,da, H., &6s. II
be retained, moved that the
ourn and members disperse in
saE irections.
ll1 1ll wster moved to amend this by
49, the rules and allowing the gem
N Plaquemines to retire.
~ moth called attention to the fact
making his remarks he had been
"A ar. the gentleman from Ouachita,
n prou eated behind his back.
the delay caused by waiting for
A the Us the speech of Senator Allan
IGAPF Lieutenant Governor Antoine
uted.
! a~s Az Wv 3 inquired of the Speaker who
the den printing of the document.
onensiv, Hahn said he had inquired, and
d ian o Informed, he could not say how
ifteen p hat the expense was borne by
..,v. for the Distribution of Useful
ostofnce
3 suggested that it came from
iAn Tract Society, and that Domi
point his tracks in another di-
,iRn Pa
re ,,,touIs TO len moved its reference to the
No char the Prevention of Cruelty to
+ MAXIM
j fees
3. Spec objected unless protection to
nEress was guaranteed. He had too
,.nt, az " ct for the animals otherwise.
It Of aiIF arriving, there was found no
j War; e joint assembly.
y .6s ~ lens motion to adjourn being
Thess WarmOth moved a committee
''' Sy reTl eppOinted to wait on Mr.. DeiOie
erfect We him the propriety of making
raj Lan ANTI
rOsecuts 1Aii9n HotAoh inc oenate
ONCE 81
GS lSssssd Sislo then adjourned to twelve
and Be