The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Mr.. Ellis asked and obtained unanimous
| consent to take up the nomination and APP
pointment Of james G. Egan, Assistant At
totTey General, under act No. ~.
Mr.. Ellis moved that the Senate do now
advise and consent to the foregoing nomina-
| ton and appointment.
On call of the roll tho following was the
result:
For confirmation -Messrs. Boatner, Breaux,
Ducros, Ellis, EIstis, Garland, George, Goode,
| Grover. Kelly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins,
Richardson, Robertson, Sandiford, Steven,
Stubbs, Texada Wheeler and White-21.
| Against confirmati0n-4None
| Absent Messrs. Allain, Bryant, Burch.
Gage Dumont, Ola. Harper, Landry, Stamps,
Sutton. Twltchell, Wakefield, Young and
Zacharie-14.
| SO the Senate did unanimously advise and
consent to the nomination and appointments of
james G. Egan, Assistant Attorney General
! under act No. r. and on motion Of Mr.. Ellis
the injunction Of secrecy was removed an d
the Secretary directed to notify the Gov
ernor
Mr. Ellis moved to reconsider the vote just
taken, by which the Senate advised and con-
sented to the foregoing nomination and ap-
pointment, and ON motion of the same Sena-
tor TINT motion was laid upon the table.
Mr. Robertson called UP the nomination
and appointment Of Richard Proctor, Tax
Collector of the Third District, parish Of Or
leans, contained In Executive communication
No. 55, March ~, 1877.
Mr. Robertson moved that the Senate do
| now advise and consent to the foregoing
nomination and appointment.
On q call Of the roll the following was the
result: -..4
For confirmation Messrs. Boatner, Breaux,
Ducros, Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George, Goode,
Greyer,, Kelly Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins,
Stubbs, Texada, Wheeler and White-2.
Against confirmation None.
Absent Messrs. AIlain, Bryant Burch,
Cage Dumont. Gla Harper, Landry, Stamps,
sutton. Twitchell, Wakefield, Young and
Iaeharie-14.
consent to the nomination and appointment
Of Richard Proctor, Tax Collector for the
| Third District, parish of Orleans, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Robertson the Injunction of
secrecy was removed and the Secretary
| directed to notify the Governor.
| Mr.. Robertson moved to reconsider the vote
| just TAKEN by which the Senate advised and
consented to the foregoing nomination and
| appointment, and OH motion Of the same Sem
| atot that motion was laid upon the table.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The following Executive communication
was laid before the Senate for It's action:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, March %. 1877 J
To the Honorable the Senate of the State of
Louisiana:
GenAemen-I hereby nominate, and with
the advice and consent of your honorable body,
Frederick N. Ogden, Major General, First
Division, Louisiana State Militia.
William j. Behan, Brigadier General, First
Brigade.
john flynn, Jr., Colonel, First Regiment,
Field Artillery.
F. o. Minor, Major
Henry q. Carleton, Adiutant.
]. I'll. Behan, Quartermaster.
Warren Stone, Surgeon.
John D. Scott, Ordnance Officer.
james d. Edwards, e. A. Guibert and L. L.
w. Il. Beanham, r. Card and Paul Conrad,
| First Lieutenafts.
| T. Belknap, M. J. Fortier and e. A. Harris,
| Second Lieutenants
| J. M. Conkey, s. Toca and A. A. Kerr, Ju-
| nior Second Lieutenants.
William T. Vaudry, Colonel First Regiment
| Infantry.
William E. Huger, Lieutenant Colonel
| e. j. Hamilton, Major.
Geo. A. Williams Adjutant.
| y. A. yaught, Quartermaster.
| George Howe, Surgeon.
| Harrison Watts, Geo; FL. Loud, g. Fl. Buck,
| Archibald Mitchell, r. b. Peasants, r. r.
Mcintyre, D. NJ fitzpatrick, b. G. Mire, j. Il.
| S. s3elleck and Ed. Flood, Captains.
| T. r. Balfour, D. 2. Mahoney, e. J. OBrien,
| w. Mcbride W. j. J. Armstrong, Warren
Hanes, G. H. Char'leton, Robert Huey, VIM.
| Fulham and D. A. McDonogh, First Lieu
| tenants.
B. NJ. Harrod, !, Kearney, v. T. Pinckard,
Renshaw, T. Ryan, f. Moreau and George
Duncan, Second 1ieutenants.
John G. Angel, Colonel Second Regiment
! ). D. HILL Lieutenant Colonel.
| f. Borland, Jr., Major.
| Joseph Brewer, Adjutant.
| W. FL. Chaffe, Quarterrnaster.
d. Selph, Joe Maeheca, L. l.. Lincoln, /. l..
Richardson, A. A. Woods, ]. A. Cairnes, e. J.
Souby, A. Tete j. 2. Smith and George D.
Moffat, Captains.
F. s. Holt, Angelo Anselmi, w. E. Kirk, J.
| X. Oyerton. H. H. Renshaw, J. j. Ccfafu. r.
4. Landry and Andrew Wilson, First Lieuten,
W. Hollingsworth, j. M. Noricf1, J. M. Frost
| A. Mieou and K. Selles, Second Lieutenants.
| @. Fl. Allen, Lieutenant Colonel, First Bat
|
| i. r.. Leche, Adiutant.
W. F. Clark, J. T. w. Mason, r. B. stubbs,
| Ben Zimmerman and J. o. Landry, Captains
w. Landry Robt. Campbell John Phiefer
Vim. Cooper and s. T. Parmelee, First Lieu.
tenants.
Albert Waggaman, B. A. Golden, Harmon
Holy, F. s. Brand and Louis Cormier, Second
| Lieutenants
p. L. Bouny Captain Of Infantry, First
| Division.
3. Sarrat, First Lieutenant Of Infantry,
First Division.
J. N. Augustin, Second Lieutenant OF In
fantry, First Division.
Frank McGloin, Second Battalion Infantry
John Augustin Captain of Infantry.
Fred Ernest, First Lieutenant Of Infantry
Henry s. Addison, Second Lieutenant OF In
fantry.
J.B Vinet, Lieutenant Colonel, Third Bat
TALON Infantry.
O. DeBouchel Adjutant.
Geo. W. Tardy, A. j. Bachcrnins p O. Pey
roux, Captains.
j. IHote, F. Genas, G.. DeFuentes, E. Mar
chand F. Noblet, First Lieutenants.