The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Kelly OF Orleans, Frank j. D Any, E. j. Bar
rett. o. b. Steele, Z. w. and Huntington.

| Kelly OF Orleans, Frank j. d Any, b. j. Bar
rett, o. B. Steele, E. w. and Huntington.
| On Banks and Banking -Messrs. B, A.
Breard, b. F. Jonas, L. J. Souer, G. L. Gaskins
T. A. Routon, and Lucien Como.
On Education Messrs. G. J. Leeds, E. Il.
Smart, J. w. Dupre, G. w. Keeting, James j..
Duke l.. G.. Barron, M. V. Singleton, Sr., Rob
ert Johnson and w. M. Washburn
On Enrolment = Messrs. E.. E. Kidd,
chairman; Jules Aldige, G. A. Kelly, L, A.
Routon, Levi Spiller, Charles Role, s. H.
Buck, J. r. Stewart, M. T. Martin, w. L. Nc
| Mill en- and w. John De Lacey.
On Printing Messrs Louis Leonhard, j..
NJ. Lamare H. M. Johnson, J. NJ Cressy,
John G. Lewis, L. A. Snaer and s. II. Buck.
On Parochal Affairs Messrs L. I'll. Bow
den, George J. Pitts, George Drury, u. T.
Sellers, w. B. Porter, N A. Burden, j. G.
Taylor, J. s. Davidson and V. Dickinson.
On Peni entiary-M essrs I'll. G. Young, j.
D. Hammond, David w. Self, Milton Jones,
r. FL. Ryland, ULCER Romero, Robert john
son.
| On Federal Relations Messrs. r. d. Bridg-
or, i. r. Sellers, Baptiste Drew John Fitz-
patrick, H. M. Johnson, e. g. Randolph,
Henry Raby.
On Lands and Levees-Messrs. w. M.
Washburn, p. II. Toler, Charles Gaudet, J. M.
Williams, Bernard Dayries, r. II. Wilde and
Geo. Washington.
| On Charitable and Public Institutions
Messrs. w. V. Porter, r. II. Ryland, William
Kern, J. T. Means, G. J. Berry, Ebert CAN'T,
james Cole Louis Leonhard and II. G. War
| moth.
On State Library-Messrs. John Fitzpat-
rick, James j. Duke, James L. Aycoch, Louis
Desmarais, Richard SHINES, John Young,
g. w. Richardson, l.. A. Snaer, John r.
Wood, T. A. Routon, M. s. Newsom.
On Contingent Expenses Messrs John
Young, j. A. Shakespeare, III. Tremoulet, John
r. Wood. r. j. Brooks, ID. A. Breard, Jr.,
H. G. Warmoth
! On Registration Messrs. g. l.. Gaskins, r..
H. Wilde, Charles E. Lea, Aristide Dejoie,
Levi Spiller Albert Estopinal and w. John
De Lacy.
On Pensions Messrs. L. G.. Randolph,
George I. Pitts, wv. Gillespie, n A. burden,
2. J. Watson, Jules Brady and Pierre Ma
gloire.
On Railroads Messrs. Albert VOORHEES,, j.
A. Kelly, J. b. McGehee A. H. Leonard, Z. G..
Randolph, NJ V. Singleton, ST., J. Seveignes.
On Constitution -Messrs. Charles E. Lea r.
D. Bridger H. Tremoulet, George Drury, 2.
H. Toler, George Gracien, W. II. Peralta
On immigration, Agriculture and Com
merce-Messrs. r. H. Ryand, James Brice,
Jr, p J. Kennedy, w. w. Carloss, Geo. Foers-
ter, J. NJ. Lamare, Emile Detiege
| On Health and Quarantine Messrs. J. w.
Dupre, j. M. Williams, Albert Estopinal, W.
l.. McMillen f. b. Briggs, d. A. Breard, Jr.,
Andy Bosley.
On Public Buildings Messrs Joseph A.
Shakespeare, H. G. Young, Jesse X. Bell, J. M.
Carville, Louis Stage, David w. Self, E. L.
Sellers, Oscar Holt and A. E. Million.
On Canals and nage-Messrs. A. Della
vigne, j. M. Cressy, M. r. Martin, ULCER Ro-
nero, G. w. Richardson, p. j. Watson and j.
M. Lamare
| On Appropriations Messrs. P. H. Toler,
Albert veorhies, J. A. Shakespeare, Adrian
Nunez, J. T.. Aycock, Anderson Tolliver and G.
| w. Keeting.
On Rules-The Speaker, oticio: Messrs.
O. j. Leeds, 7. b. Lyons, Michael Hahn, 0. B.
Steele and W. Fl. Dinkgrave.
On Public and Private Land Claims essrs
H. Tremoulet, J. Brice, Jr., Charles Role,
Nicholas Burton and L. G. Barron.
On Retrenchment and Reform-Messrs. E.
E. Smart, G. J. Berry, l.. H. Bowden, Frederick
Fobb w. L. McMllen, E. E.. Kidd, j. G. Tay-
lor William Kern, J. D. Hammond, Jules
Brady and Charles Gaudet
On City Affairs, Special Committee
Messrs. G. J. Leeds, B. f. Jonas, J. ID. Hill,
George Gracien, James Kelly, J. L. Aycock
ana Aristide Deioie.
Mr.. Hill, Of Orleans, presented the follow
ing resolution:
RESOLVED, That the officers elected by and
all the employees appointed for the House
shall accept their positions subject to such
changes as may be made in the compensation
| and salaries allowed them, and shall be en-
titled to claim only the compensation and
salary which may be hereafter fixed and
established for this session OF the Legislature.
Adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message was received from
his Excellency the Governor by his private
secretary, Sam'l Flower, ESQ.,:
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives:
The circumstances under which your
| present session opens differ so greatly from
those of the last few years, that they will at
tract general attention and give rise to uni
| versal congratulation throughout the State
and country. A year ago you entered upon
the discharge of your responsible duties un-
der difficulties such as have rarely been en-
countered by legislative body Not only
| had your deliberations to be directed to the
correct solution of problems of the greatest
gravity and Importance but those delibera-
tions had to be conducted amidst the feverish
| anxeties which attended the temporary
struggle to resist your rightful authority.
| To-day peace and quiet prevail through
out the State-politfcal excitement has
ended; the voice Of the people Is every
where respected; the rights Of all are fully
guaranteed; the laws, through the instru-
mentality Of the courts, are properly and Inn
partially administered and enforced: and, in
| ooita IF the unnronitiOus season which has