The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-12

| haby. HandDlpfl, HtellafHsOn, Role. IsUIafu
Koltpn .Ryland, Shakespeare, Smart. sHaer
self 5Htlsrs, Stese, stewart, Fetnnles, Single
ton. SpilIer, Souer Taylor, Ttenbulet, TOLL
vet. Vance. VOORHEES,. Walker, Wattsuth. Wash
burn. washington, Watss.ot, Wilde, Williams
Of East Baton Rouge-ss.
| Absent Messts. Brady, Berry, Bell briggs
Buck, Caryilie, Grassy, Dayrles Deitde, Defs
marais, Dickinson. Drury. Estopinar. Fobb
! Hill Of Ascension. Holt Leonard Of Gaddo
Martin. MeMillen, staag and Toler- 81.
/ Prayer WAS offered by the Rev DR.. Per
elval.
MI Wllderose TO question 81 privilege. and
after reading the article in the morning
DHMoURAT said
1If, ypeaher md Gentlemen II they mem
hy d halleltnau All employee Of the Lottery
Company, they state q well known fact; thsl
for years have been III The employ Of the
| company. and was previous TO my being
elected to this body. and my constituents
| knew IT,
I consider. Mr.. spsaksr and gentlemen,
| / have The same right to be employed by them
| as hundreds Of others IN the immunity, COM
prisng many Of ON. best known ,etlzeIls |
also have the sanls right to ml1lgls atld con
rooms and enjoy other privileges accorded to
III en,bers OF this body. Among which may
mention my right TO frink and vote as I be-
/ lieve right beyond that deny every allega-
tltn, that tte DEModh.h - 1n nan -. ~.
psaoaas s Does H t not know S tha i lives IL
q glass house, and is itself one Of the motiopo-
lice thati talks SO much ahDuti Is 1t not oecu-
pfing the old boots Of the Republican, and but
Tor the ratloDs 10 draws ftt,in t4e STATE wold !,
not wither IN q month"; Does It not Hnow that
| 1t is charging the city and state Tor printing
far greater price than otlter papers are Wll /!
| ing ty do the work fpff Does " not Know 1t
owes It's present position 10 the friends of The
Jtf,t,@
| a few days ago. befbre the meeting OF the
present Legislature the Lottery Com pany
| loaned live thousand dollars on their nptef
NOW again. M. Speaker and gentlemen,
hesitating ~ aeta1n you must conclude ny
| saying that II | am In favUr OF these amend
| ,nsnts, and npppse1 To q convention stand
to-day, With tWo-tnirus Oh our people, ana
VIII "a t'1ose VINO feRlessnh ~ 'iu ,,.s ana
breadth Of our State any one having the true
INTEREST Of the working man and the labofet
at heart who seeks 10 ttnposs the bl.fdsi, OF
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positiop, n t,ositiontaken after mature Thought
aIlu uen9eIatloh upon Wats ra, ,,.s WIS sas
nohseouence.
ask for q COMMITTEES, not only to investi-
sh.s me- pus que Df4s'V ' "a.
-. '''vse' sl't'. s''o s",,'' 20 eu7
ps''' '', ~ o''No 'see'o Vs.
pt az e'..'e. ,,,,,
me ,ioeoh p'esan,hs, MI e soo'h'.se4
ehe ,o''o"'ps iesesu.''a
whereas. gnays ahaIgss o. egI, ,llI nave
and ''ss'''.'70 '>'9N
Whereas, the interest Of the State and the
honor OF her people demand thorough hives
l ~ '''' PURE os'''''''''e "
Rasoirea. That /, committees Of five be- au-
isl,arres contained In the DEMOCRAT Of the 9Th
and 9th inst, and all matters connected with
the bribery Of any member of this House, and
that said COMMITTEES be vested with power, TO
SEM l9i pelsons anu ~ .1I.,' -,
INV in,ss a and peaired to- renort their
action and findings In The premises.
Mr. Tremoulet moved TO amend by adding
the words. 'withjn ten days. which was
accepted
Under suspension of the rules the fesolu-
ton was adopted.
The journal Of yesterday was approved
pttrrrtoss MnMou,A1s AND Rtsotttr1oss..
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mittee IN tho .Judieiary he iustruetsd."
Mr. Lea offered the following amendment;
That all that portion Of the resolution which
dlfents te Iolnnl,hse Oh yuulca.y W luPp,.
s,ai,n Inc apat,at The stnta to s,,e the State be
stricken out 6
Mr.. Newsom moved to lay tho resolution ON
the table.
| By rising vote of a yeas to 80 nays. the
resolution was laid ON the table.
Mr.. Drury presented the
petition Of veterans and widows Of veter.
| ans of the war OF 1919 and ts15. aad of some Of
their friends all residents Of the parish Of As
sumption"
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