The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

though their representatives, against the ura-
warranted conduct that deprived \ SOVEREIGN
few events Ia. the history pf our country ere
more demonstrative than this Of the lamenta-
bic taet that In our day and time even IN liz
that viii drug men down from lheir hiFh est tb
to Level h t those sssh -
Sir. when the faithers Of the republic formed
The. SENATE Of the United .tates they took for
where Ha sat The i lords, the nobility Of the realm
was thought that ali that was high. a that was
henste n q The - unsed stes who nov would
90 TO the majority Of that body to look Tor the
Counterpart Of the good apd the great OF me I.
| the criminals Of the country. Men. go there to
escape the penitentiares. to which they belong
pass sSaa ssd d ks eup sa Rso ees In
p1ous proclamation, Of yout. once proud halls
NJ speateE the action whlch , depr vsa
would do honor to any nation or any time, IL
without the shadow of. an honest or honorable
excuse; indeed but little was offered, and Il
commission. ID he face qi what was believed 10
| be. q recommendation Of Stanley 'tthews him l
the as9 Of I, What ha IKE 1s a
Of the vote Of. a large umber Of the hepubii-
cans Of this House but The majority the wan,
Ing ma9y n must be ss ann and oven
the fallen grandeur Of the United States Senate
| the nation let fall another tear, Bnt, ne the
| friends, we are not without hope IN the great
| future, which always sits In Judgment on the
past there looms W the wear 1879 and the heait
again approach the era Of Webs 81 apd Hayne,
End wea s the bss 9 T. 2 Se i h5t sn ,as
Mr.. Dlnkeraye, Of Madison, spoke against the
resolution and in favor of letting the matter
Mr. .Warmoth. Of Plaanemines, sold that he
would vote In favor of the resolution, He
who had been elected by the. Packard Legisia-
ture, when Packards jurisdietlon did not ex
n syGDs The s ya q r. ebs a n9 q s sP
self self, did not think thaI he could maintain big
sold iepy and not even with that. The members
of the Packard government had. gone over to
the NICHOLS Legislature and made Il complete
Mr.. spofrorJ. The election Of Kellogg 10y
seventy mine votes in the Packard Legislature
2 portion e which even were Illegal = was q
farce. Spofford had been elected In the COM
plsted LeRstatu 2 by l4s votes out Of l5s.
sstoy q s sas and rkssr
soae 'R to prssad ibis STATE he
nubieans, and showed how. they had guarded
the interests Of The State Of which they would
now appear 80 sglicitous, He told the members
of the House that by putting this resolution in
| q proper shape Thy passing it1 they would find
that the Senate Of the United States could moi
refrain from noticing IT. and would eject Kel-
logg In disgraoe from his seat.
Jam, (Repubiraps) and Mr.. Gillespie OF
Cameron. also INDUCED in the debate, and the
resolution was eventually finally passed by Q
vote of 60 to ~.
Senate bill No a.. to amend and re-enaet act
No. "a of 1870, 1im ing taxation in the parish OF
st. Landry, vas taken mp and referred to the
COMMITTEE on Corporations.
| Mr.. Aldlge chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
| Ways and Means. reported back the Motfett reg
lister law, with the recommendation tnat 1t be
referred to the Committee on Judiciary. Adopt
ed.
Reported also favorably on an act to authorize
the Auditor to issue duplicate warrants In GER
tain cases,
House bill relative to article 1924 Of the
Civil Code was postponed indefinitely.
House bill No, ~. repealing certain acts to
protect the Louisiana Lottery Company, was
taken up aud made the special order for Tues
day, a week, at / o'clock.
House bill No. "a. TO remit ell State taxes due
prior to January. 1877. Lies over.
| House bill No. 90 relative to sureties on OIL
cial bonds. Lies over.
House bill No. OF, to repeal the charter Of the
Louisiana Lottery Company Referred to the
Committee on Judiciary,
The House adjourned