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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATuyEs
seventh Day.

n TUESDAY January IA. 1878.
The House was called to order at II 80 Sneak.
er Moncure In the chair and eighty-t mem
bers present
=, Proceedings were opened with prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Tardy.
The reading of the journal in detail was dis
pensed with ~
Mr.. Hart decided to have his name recorded
in the affirmative on the convention bill being
absent when the vote was taken.
Mr. Cordill desired the same privilege Ha
was before the Teller Committee at the time the
vote was taken. ~
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS
communication was received from the Sec-
rotary OF State. transmitting certain papers
nearing on the contested election of J. Muse
Watson OF St. Helena, by Charles T. Lea, The
papers were referred to the Committee on Elec-
tons and Qualifications.
Representative Jeffries presented petition
from the citizens OF the parish of Grant. Re-
ferred to the Committee ON CORPORATIONS.
Representative Brown asked permission to
withdraw bill No. $50 Of the session OF 1s78 Per,
mission was granted.
Representative Allen desired the privilege of
withdrawing bill No 3I2 of the session of ls7sl
Perm ission was granted.
Representative Robson presented a rasolu
ton providing that the Committee on Pensions
Dc Dermltted to employ clerk. A motion ia
suspend the rules, to consider the RESOLUTION nj
this time. was lost. and the resolution went
over. "oAA'
Representative Jeffries, on behalf OF the Com.
m1ttee on Ways and Means, asked that the
committee be authorized to employ q clerk,
when necessary. A
Representative Lyons opposed the employ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
Raising the Tilden Banner.
New York Timaa.I

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. a.-The following
appeared this afternoon in the ysn, the IA.
tional organ: Eat meeting OF Democratsd
the Bates House this morning, when TIL
presidential question was the leading tople
It appeared to be the predominant senfimenf
that as the financial question was now settled
and while they entertained sentiments Of the
highest regard for Thos. A. Hendricks,
as q reliable representative Dem
ocras and Is fayouite son q
Indiana, yet Sam1elJ. Tilden was the only
man that could carry New York in the noxf
contest. and as that State was absolutely III
sential to victory, Mr.. Tilden should be- the
next Democratic candidate. II was also e.
serted, almost unanimously, that In view n
the fact that the financial question would ~
left out OF the next campaign, Mr.. Voorhe11
should not give any pledges to the Nations
TO secure their vote. III he is made Senato
nor the next six years he could find bottE
work to do Tor the party and the couuty4
hereafter than to make initiation stunt
speeches, or to cater to people on dead issue
when 1t became known on the streets mue&
excitement ensued, and Gov. Hendricks 81
his friends showed much feeling over On
publication: At the meeting were Senate
Leeper and FL. E. Wordsworth, editor Of ~
Laporte Argus, and Raasus Magee, OF Eogan1s
port, the last two members OF the State Co
tTal Committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Shepard Brown VS.. e. Levy.-New trial re-
fused.
Jules LacostaVs O. Duvio-New trial refused.
Mrs. L. Heitnian vs. Mrs. E. Hohle.-It Is or :
dered that after payment OF costs of these pro-
ceedings the residue of the sum OF $lss "A be
paid to WflberdinR. subrogee OF stein, to which
extent the third opposition Is maintained and
the .garnishee dismissed from all responsibility
In the premises.
Kendig 90. vs.. W. s. Campbell-New trial
refused.
Workingmen's Bank vs. 3. Lannes ct al-New
trial granted.
NJ. ]. Brennan VS.. city Of New Orleans Rule
to reduce assessments dismissed.
DECIsIoNs BY JUDGE ROGERS.
Ramsay VS.. heirs Of John 6lidell.-Judgment
for defendants with costs.
Geo; W. Refine vs.. Theodore Juck.-Ordered
that after the payment OF costs and such lawful
charges as exist. the proceeds of sale remain
ing In the hands of the sheriff be paid to plain
till and third opponent. In equal proportions,
and that the notes held by them be credited to
the extent OF the funds received
George G. Norcross VS.. John w, Fairfax
Mandamus and suit dismissed.
NEW SUITS.
Hounet & We'll vs. Never, Weis & Oo.-Se-
duestration of nine bales Of cotton or proceeds
thereof.
Sutler Co. vs. e. Jonas-Seouestratio for
live barrels OF whisky or proceeds thereof.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

would not cure. The foods were cosst.s, "a h
Devastating dew i the Siats. There 1 ws @sa
nou neT 81 he edess la and ELECTION
| zens, which required Investigation. N. W..
was organized murder In the parishes 1 10y
also required to pc iddvesif is ts There W.
that this Legislature should inquire info W
| that an early adjournment would prevent w
Representative Bower thought the gentiema.
of election frauds. He was the organi9sSss =
frauds and plumber In Louisiana. TO him s!04 q
his class, more than any other men. Wa az ree
bered that when he tMr BowerJ was ele.tu04sl
| member of this House by more than ar ~.
dred majority, the peculiar methods mi e
his friends counted him out. That msr aal
now came here as hrebrand and inter;aoese55
political discussion into this body, as he ~
his party associates had gone Throughout NV
State as fyrebrands among tho negroes W. w
oused their worst passions. When srlnh , nau
retired from the field Of Louisiana politics 4 ~
nne n cam
Representative Jenkins thought the marcA.
from Plaqnemines should be satisfied with M
investigation now being made by the n t Ino
COMMITTEES. There Yves no necessity sug ~ rs, ssE
Legislature to postpone Adjournment for s,s w.
a purpose. as the MEMBERS own party was ~ ~
curing Into the reported disturbances and thT
Representative Warmo'h reiterased Il.
charges OF fraud IN the late election Ha IL ~
tured a tire when the merchants and enIa III
men would join together and form nartr y XIV
would sweep down all opposition. tfa h ssat
dozers and the fraud Commuters Combined W. ~
went ON In this strain at some length. ny
Representative Murrell did not see WIN ~
gressiona committees come TO Louisiana , gba-
did no good TO the colored people. In fact w w
people of the North no longer rad anv ~, ~
civ with the colored race. He favored an aa rI-
adjournment. o.'ls
Representative Munday. In view OF the ran..
OF debate taken upon this question moved NV
the whole matter be laid on the table sub;act 3
call. 'Sos ~
Upon this motion the yeas and nays ware A..
manded by Repr3s entative Lyons, and resnlte NJ
Yeas 81. nays %. And the resolution was tahIsd
On motion of Representative Guberna tor . IN.
Senator. Ss Nes
The following nominations were made: Hanr.
Den rs. w. FL. MeFkel, O. DeBouchel Hon w
NJ Levy, Col. Robt. Wood Eek Gov. McEnasMv. H
Aroni, H. L. Gar and. e. l.. Bower, Z. ii. Haichs
A. J. Uumont. James Lewis w. K Crane.
The b blot L suited: Dsmas D. Merkei 10 na
Bouchel .. Levy a. Wool T. McEnery 3. PIN
bury ., Pinebbaek g. Crane g. Murreil i. Aropi
Garland 10. Bower /. Hatch 1, Dumont O. Lssi.s
3, Eustfs /. Spencer /. blank 8.
On motion the House then, at 2:4o O'Clock a.
iourned until L 80 this morning. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

assigned lor hssxins 81 Tie tourtssnth 81 1sb.
Charles taccums IS. 81 Charles Hotsl Com
that the suit Be dismissed. ' : = : >''s'-
having ssa make Rs ca Sc Il is oraered
that the motion 70 traverse the answer of DR.. d.
| Warren Brickell. garnishee. be dismissed at
| Frank M. Ames. e. J. Gay subrogated, vs.
Margaret ?. Allan ct al.-In this case the court
| finds as follows:
year after It mad been issued and Its payment
| assumed BY Aymar as portion of the consid-
GRAFTON for the Australia plantation. Aymar be-
the mortgages privilege carried with the note. SO
lar as relates to the concurrent or subsequent
mortgages. became extingutshed.
2. AS to the note for s11 900 payable In Two
years. owned by Alter, the peadings. together
with what have found as the facts with refer
ence to the other first mortgage notes. entitled
CHARLES 4. Alter to be paid out of the funds.
with interest.
g.. And as to the third note for S11 cno, payable
In three years, having been bought. as the pre-
ponderance Of the evidence shows. for the sum
Of $4,000 and $1,000 counsel fees by Ayrnar. and
$4,000 having been paid thereon the note being
held as security for the future payments. was
BY operation Of law reduced as q mort gage to
5000 and $1,000 counsel fees, with interest upon
mat 1aqs a per cent fr9m the ss q Il
and to that extent is q lien upon the mortgaged
property.
Ii ID, therefore, OTueTeu Lnat inc Iunu ueVlVeu
from the sale OF the mortgaged property be first
applied to the payment OF the claims of Chas.
E. Alter and Ed J. Gay. subrogee as sbove adj
Judged. and the residue rateably to Mrs. Pen.
iston and Mrs. Adams heirs: and 1t is referred
to r. A. Woofey ESQ., Master. to ascertain and
report the several amounts aecrulng TO the
Larties.
Caleb Weir. citizen of the county Of Adams
in the State Of Mississippi. has entered suit Ia
this court against James Faulk. sheriff of the
parish Of Cstahoula. and VIM. FL. Holloman.
Henry @ Holloman. VIM. K. Robb and u. Lan-
ing damages In the sum Of $4,000. the value OF
certain cattle taken from him In the further
sum of $500 attorneys fees. and in the further
sum OF $1,000 for the losses which he has
suffered In his business and In the injury to his
credit In consequence OF said illegal and wrong
as punitive and exemplary damages.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

w. G. Wilmot & Co. vs. Fl. Ell, Battles.-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs for 1915. interest and cos,s
Chas. Mechert VS.. Eliza Schante and hus-
band.-yudgment for defendants with costs.
W. 9. Raymond, agent.ys Manuel Riduelme.-
and costs
F. M. Zeigler vs.. 81. ZeigIer.-Judgment for
plaintiff for $1,000 and costs.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. N. A. Bat
ties Judgment for plaintiff for s2214, interest
and costs
JOS. p. Macheca VS.. Paul scat.-Judgment
for plaintiff for 1921 49, interest and costs. sub
iect to credit of 800.
N. Geiger VS.. Ernest Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff for 1862 49, interest and costs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
the New Turkish Grand V1xieF.
1ondnn WnrId

The following account of the new Gran4
nizler IS given by q countryman OF his, Osma4
Bey. In 35three small children, born IN ~
Caucasus, We're crouching In corner Of IT,
slave market OF Tap Khan. Ths purveyofe
began bargaining with the Shareholder, the
result being that the former took two Of w.
boys and the Tunisian took one This W.
kheredine, now Grand Vizier.
Ene Boy OF Tunis sent him to France u
compiete his education. Instead Of losing ~
time, he worked with such, zeal that on IL
return to Tunis he became one of the prindpai
persons at court. Promoted to be a ministas
ne became the successor OF his father-in-lavs
hasnedar Mustapha. The name Kheredino
tine delight OF religionl is for the Turks 4
DRY OF Kheredine Barbarossa. the fann0u6
corsair. who was the terror Of the Mediters
fanean, and whose tomb at Bechiktach T.
much frequented by pilgrims.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
The Cost Of q Convention.
fSt Topmonv Earr.or1

Thsfdea advanced by some of the opponents
OF the convention, that the financial conditio1
OF the State is such that we cannot afford tho
expense at this time, is a faliacious one, and.
will have no weight with our honorable repres
sentatives, whose intelligence will teach tlIoa
that the expense will be largely eounterbala
anced by short session OF the Legislature:
for If it is decided to hold constitutional
convention, that body will merely have u
provide for the necessary expense Of running
the State government, arrange the prelimE9
naries for the meeting of. the convention. ard
then motion to adjourn will be In order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT,

MOTION.
Murder-Thomas Finnerty convicted of man
slaughter. Motion for q new trial fixed fol
Saturday
PLEADED GUILTY,
Carrying concealed weapons-James WEIGH
sentenced to one day Parish Prison.
NoLLE PRosEQuI.
Robbery-Cecile Gabriel and r. J. Hortaire.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Assault and battery-Patrick Manning.
Carrying concealed weapon-Chas, Fliege,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT,

Sein & Brothers vs.. Vim. Johnson.-Rule to
Quash Il. ia. made absolute.
r. B. Hall vs.. Sweet ct als.-Plea OF prescrip-
Kennefc. overruled. Plea of res judicata and
plea of Or. scription of one. year filed by de-
PENDANTS Samuel Ross and Edward Jones.
overruled. Judgment for plaintiff for 5000 and
costs. against defendants. Samuel Ross, Ed
ward Jones ard Thomas Kennefc, in solidO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.
shall There be nm EarIy,Adjournmsn
tPointe Coupee Pelican

Many persons suggest the necessity ana
propriety oil speedy adjournment Of ths
Legislature. 1t Is taken for granted thu
q convention will be called; therefore &c q
said, much legislation Is not necessary or
this the Legislature should be left free "a
judge for itself. We advocate convention.
and, indeed, we favor speedy convention.
but, at the same time, the Executive and ths
Legislature should be allowed some discretion
on the subject. II, In their good Judgments,
the Legislature should go on and legfslate y
the interest of the State demands, we, for one,
recognize their right to do SO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
The Times and speaker JIencure.
fSt. Mary Enterprise.l

\ The New Orleans Times. is unhappy b.
cause Speaker Moncure expressed himself Is
favor of constitutional convention. when a.
Stunning the position OF presiding officer OF the
House last Monday. Well, the people OF The
State take pleasure in the unhappiness Of ca
Times, and In the public spirit and patriotism
OF Speaker Moncure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
UNITED STATES COURTS.

Yesterday there was little transacted outside
jury met in regular session and. after hearing
the testimony OF a number Of witnesses. were
" Ir tneir appearance ID court discnar9ed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
What the Lottery Money Cannot No.
Franklin Enterprise.

Towards ready cash cannot buy off IN
staunch and honest patriots over whom Hon
J. G. Moncure will preside this winter No
matter whether Towards great monopoy
lives or dies, Louisiana will have her eons1.
tutional convention this time. sz
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

Beautiful books almost given away at No. ~ 1
Canal street to close out stock. Private so !.
during the day and auction sale at night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
THE co URTS.
SUPREME coUKr DECISIONS.
Monday, JANUARY rs, Hsga.


No. $780, NJ. A.. Southworth appellant. W
Louisiana Levee Company. and John G. Gaines
&c al. personally.-Appeal from the Superinr
District Court. parish Of Orleans. On rehea,
Former decree, amending judgment of lower
court. maintained.
No. 7lss Mrs. Chapman, executrix. We. The
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana. appeilant-Appeai
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

travellers often wonder why their fellow
travellers are so loud in their praise OF re
Uoionnade Hotel. Philadelphia. but after viz
themselves they are satisfied of It's famous ~ q
eellenoe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

Go to backwards College, No. 131 Carondela
street, for business education.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

shadines A" w o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

Investigate them Observation-Disclosures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. /,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

The boss piscatorial bulldozsr-shadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

l AND
the bill passed Its several readings
the Rssissa sna s Ell section s
dietary. On motion Of Representative Lyons
~ An An, act relative to appeals to the Supreme
mittee on the Judiciary. Recommftted. 0A
An act toipro vide for the. supplying OF the
records Of the parish OF Jackson, destroyed By
passed its several readings. "-''
r. An act In relation to appeals to the Supreme
River and Bossier."'. The bill was amended IN
committee, by striking out Rid River. AZ
amended the bill was ordered TO be engrosssd.
order.the motion to adjourn on the eighteenth
instant. Hs argued In favor Of short session
ana urged me passage pa Of the resolution.
RESOURCES az tba mnnre you'd support the
passed. ~N ooon
Representative cordill opposed the reso,u
complained Of, and it would not Do fer tha
LeRislatare to do nothing else, There ws ere
various other bills OF local character which Il
would not be satisfied with anything less ooP ~
thherefore moved the Indefinite postponement d
Representatives Demas and Hawkins soa
the motion 20 Indefinitely postnone nnG ~
xofed the resolution offered by Representatiye
Representative Hart moved 30 a srha.,.,..
s mat the Legislature adjourn on the twentv
Representative Potts accepted the substituta
atituta M CUNNINGHAM favored the sub
could be passed by that time if the mem btlrs
esso 70 S SSt s s nat He shor
could be performed before the twantulf,ftb woi
Representative Carville favored The oriaina
reRRo onndoI to adioprn on the eighteenth. 10
that the House adj ourn on the seusn q
Kepressntative .Warmoth opposed an earl,
adlournment Of the Legislatnre. There Wer,
many things that constitutional convention
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28
Bastiat. the Apostle Of Free TraAs.
TEdinburg ReyieW1

In the little town of Mugron there wm
a circle who aspired to some intelligence.
Politics also found place among them.
Chased on fierce hatred of England" .
sentiment which Bastiat, who was much
drawn to English ideas, not seldom con-
tested. A circumstance occurred which
showed how unscrupulously the French
press ministered to this national dislika.
One day the chief Angiophobe of tho
party thrust a French journal angrily
into Bastiat's hand. "Read for your
SELF" he said, "and see how your friendz
the English speak of u.s." 1t was tho
translation of speech by Sir Robert
Peel in the House of Commons, termin-
ating thus: "If we were to adopt such q
course, we should fall, like France, To
the lowest rank of nations" Still Bas-
tiat, on reflection, could not believe thak
the Prime Minister of England could
have entertained, and still less expressed,
such an opinion. To convince himself
he ordered the numbers for month of
the English paper whence the quotation
was made. The Globe arrived in few
days at Mugron.
Sir Robert PeePs speech was read in
the original, and the words "like Francs
were not there. But the perusal of tho
Globe opened the eyes of Bastiat to other
facts. He convicted the French preM
not only Of mistranslating, but Of not
translating at all. England was then
violently agitated by the question of fres
trade, and no one in France knew or suns.
pected thatsuch was the case. With tho
help of the Globe, Bastiat now fol-
lowed the course of the great movement
and became possessed with the most AZ
dent desire to rouse like interest in hin
own country. With this aim, he wrote
his article "Sur PInfuence des Tariffs
Anglais ct Francais," and others, and
sent them to the Journal des Econo-
mistes, in Paris. The unknown sigma.
ture, Frederic Bastiat," noways recon-
mended or enlightened by the obscure 10
cality whence it was dated, consigned
these writings to neglect, when an acci,
dent drew the editors attention b
them, and astonished him By
revealing the hand of
master thinker So great was the senaa.
ton produced by them in the circle si
economists, that the next step was to in
vite the author himself to Paris. His
appearance was as original as his style.
The then prevalent fashions of Mngrun
were curiosities of the past, but such
were the piquancy of his expression and
the charm of his intelligence, that hin
hearers, male and female alike, were soon
as ind diffnraDt tn tho panulio -; t,a, oF k;a