The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY JUN 20 I17s.

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their energies recuperated and the State saved.
unless you lift up from their shoulders that
crushing load g q ~ ssa ts.a anadgotnees ana It's So
It il true. and cannot Be- denied. that there y d
portion 81 The Biafe debt not contracted under
| the flats Of the bad governments alluded to. and
It is also true q large portion - held to-day By
Innocent holders; These yarioas obl,g atoms.
50 u Intimately blended that they are no further
traceabje. You cannot separate the good from
the bad. the innocent from the guilty: Az we'll
| might you try to separate the. waters OF the Mis-
%sissippi after they have mingled with the waters
MIR. President. we're If necessary, In ordsr to
saye the State and insure her future greatness.
Of The State debt. without dread q the, Federal
o msas,,re R p n J an gap ., Gnla'9 Would aps' not soss Be s. risht.
and would be reputation. ! am not q repudi-
ator, but 7 claipn, 70 be patr IL e. L Le..a not y, our
md s1g ID n.y. st there DO bounds dictated
BY sound Judgment and enliRntened statesman.
ship, With ], which a,r re sett1 I'm nrs o. this ers dSPt
ors Of the State. the bondho!dsrs % they are
called. have acquired their claims Ct q great ZIP.
have been worth no more than 50 CENTS on the
SSoon1isshhlt for ora. q mere sons. well, lst % adopt that
e cia Gef n u ms resol t3a me FIJI ffles re sRs ien's Viii
So aceep!taibls. I believe. and will give the de-
some. viii again say upon this tloo9r. with 9
/ do not . ossess, that we are violating the pub
" fsli Prs aaa ~ 9 sss 9saob h2Rsr 81 my c%htldhood
md Of my manhood repel the foul expression.
nv sires. who sleep beneath, the sod Of Loui-
81 ny own. Eaiied WITH their household gods
In the last century. from beloved home. IN
Arcadia, they ls planted !, nae,lr th nshEot tents f II n that ialr
here. In the very spot, where I dwell. has the
great American bird placed some Of the most
D Doam Observation-Disclosures odaerpoIavyI see q th 81 ni y,r ammo ana
On the banks, Of the Tsche. In the towns Of st.
Beautiful is the land with Its prairies and
Under tho fset 9 garden Of flowers ana Tie
Bending above and resting its dome on the
They b dwell there have named It the Eden
There did the pure and sweet Evangeline
weep and dwell also.
honor. liberty and patriotism.
In the twilight of evening, wandering dream
iingly. in this great city. at that hour when her
myself face to face with Q marble status. Not
the panoplied warrior, who keeps. motionlesss
h.sraa, b gaa Tic marble oar6 TN smb asnsa 81 one V VIC.
as d philosopher, q statesman and a patriot has
shed Immortal glory upon his country. / have
named Benz min franklin.
m / silently gazed on that form, once living
and animated, with celestial fire, fan.cied
I heard that illustrtous man exclatm: Son
thy hands. / and MY people resisted unright-
MES BY the Parliament OF England. Iapplauded
chants were cast into the SEQ ID Boston .harbor
to avoid taxation. Fear not: cast overheard u
loMsG ri ln Presfdeyn n2 2be s Eood sh fpo q ? state i s' rapid
" sinking. She must be saved. or we perish.
j he tempest roars. and every limbin her groans
in the briny, de- q portion Of her calrgo. but DO
so with wisdom and judgment. and wien she
has weatnered the storm and il, safely moored
DENLY sigh, then indeed will the people bless
you, now and forever.
Delegate Allan said II the resolution pro-
posed by the gentleman from st. Martin
would bring about the COED results ne pre-.
contained an instruction to the Com mittee On
State Debt which virtually took the matter
out Of Its hands. He thought 1t would imply
alack Of confidence In that committee. The
gentleman's resolution spoke Of the so-called
State debt. There was no so,called, State
debt. There was an actual, existing debt Of
$12,OO0,000 which fact could not be overlooked
Or evaded. 1t must be met, and the commit
tee, he Thought, could handle the after with,
out further instruction. He therefore opposed
the resolution. .T
On motion the resolution was referred to
the Committee on State Debt.
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
The following ordinances we're introduced,
read a first time and went over under the
by Delegate Moore, Of Lafourche4Relative
to the funding OF outstanding warrants. Re-
ferred to the Committee on State Debt.
By Delegate MISUNDERSTANDING Legislative
appropriations for State printing to Sal, 900
per annum.
BY Delegate Administrative to the carry
Ing Of concealed weapons. Z
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. =
Delegate Lagan, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses, reported that
$33, 625 50 had been thus far dfsbursed by that
committee. Also, that there would remain OF
the Convention fund, after the present sums
now due had been paid, the amount OF 1915 IS.
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
The report Of the Committee on Agricul-
ture was made the special order of the day
for Saturday Immediately after the reading Of
The report OF the Committee and Health and
morrow after the reading Of the journal.
The report of the Committee on Elective
Franchise was made the special order Of the
day for Tuesday next,
lures was made the special order for Monday
next.
The further consideration of the report of
the Committee on Education was postponed.
TAXATION, EQUALIZATION AND EXEMPTIONS.
Consideration Of the report Of the Commit
tee on Taxation, Equalization and Exemptions
was taken up, the pending question being the
for articles, submitted BY Delegate
Breaux, relatiyet to a license tax, as follows.
ART. 49,. No license By the State or any parish
or municipal corporation on any profession,
trade. business. mannfaetory or cal ing. ex ept
in which sp%irituous or malt liquors are sold,
BY wholesale or retail. junk. dealers. pawn
shops, theatres. concert saloons. fortunet ellers,
pistol or rifle galleries. public bathrooms We
hicles. or such other ~callings as are the subject
Of police regulations.
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