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ssidering the provisions Of The new constitu-
tion.
On motion OF Mr.. Robertson executive ses-
sIon was raised, and the doors were opened
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate
SENATE CHAMBER.

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The following message was read:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State of Louisiana. !
New Orleans. January II. 1880
To the President and Members of the 5enate
/ nominate, and by and with tho advice and
consent OF your honorable body will appoint.
l.. Q. Hacker to be justice OF the peace tor the
sixth ward Of the parish OF Iberia. Vice l.. O.
Allison, resigned.
Thomas N. Braden. to be notary public for
the parish OF Bossier,
Emile Girod, TO be tax collector for the par
ish of Caldwell, vice w. b. Grayson, resigned
John w. Pitts. to be parish surveyor for the
parish Of De Soto.
very sLoHfs lSspfs"Ra.'Wy 4. WyI1rz, Governor.
Lies over under the rules.
MIR. Davey called UP the nominations and
appointments as contained In executive mes-
sage Of January. 1880, received In the Senate
on January 10. 1880.
ST. LANDRY.
u. IT, Dupre, recorder. Vice j. L. Chachere,
resigned.
William L. Anderson, justice of the peace
Tor the first ward, vice Il. Sparrow Lewis, re-
signed.
Jonathan i. Morris, Henry b. Sloane, Eze-
KEEL Mixer, Rodolphe o. Sittig, Balthazar
Martel, Jules l.. Chachere, to be notaries pub
lic for the parish OF st. Landry
On motion of Mr.. Robertson the Senate ad-
vtsed and consented to each OF the foregoing
by the following vote:
For confirmation -Messrs. Augustin, Brian.
Burlington, Cahen, Campbell Davey, Esto-
pinal, Fontenot, Foster, Hagan, Harris, Kidd,
Iegke, Lucas, Luckett, Mareton, Newton.
Mutt, Parlange Riard, Robertson, Rogers,
Stewart, Steele Set'oon, Simmes, Story.
Vance, Walton-29
Against contirma slbn-None.
CALDWELL.
George Wear, district attorney for the
twelfth judicial district vice s. nj. Brian re-
signed.
T. g. Hines, clerk of the district court, vice
T.. A. Glass; resigned.
j. @. Hines, justice Of the peace for the
fourth ward, vice nj. L. Meredith, who has
failed to qualify.
On motion of Mr.. Kidd the Senate advised
and consented to each OF the foregoing NOM
nations and appointments, respectively. by
the following vote:
For Confirmation - Messrs. Augustin,
Brian, Burlington, Cahen, Campbell, Davey.
Estopinal, Fontenot Foster, Hagan, Harris,
Kidd, Leake, Lucas. Luckett, Marston, New
ton. Mutt, Parlange. Riard. Robertson,
Story, Vance and Walton--29.
Against ontirmatlon--None.
IMr. Robertson In the chair
PARISH OF BossIER.
Henry Barneycastle, justice OF the peace
for the second precinct Of the second ward,
vice A. McChanahan, resigned.
Louis b. Kelley. constable for the first pre-
cinet of the sixth ward, vice Dan. Gibson,
resigned.
John Henry Kaiser and John Warren
Hayes, notaries public.
On the motion Mr.. Vance the Senate ad-
vtsed and consented to each the foregoing
nominations and appointments, respectively,
by the following vote:
For Confirmation -Messrs. Augustin. Brian.
Burlington. Cahen, Campbell. Davey, Es-
topinal Fontenot, Foster, Hagan, Harris,
Kidd, Leake, Lucas. Luckett, Marston, New
ton, Mutt, Parlalnge,, Riard, Robertson.
STORY, Vance, Waiton-29.
Against Oonfirmatton-None.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
q. 3. Edgeriy, justice of the peace for the
second ward. vice j. p II. Wise, resigned.
osberry Anderson, constable for the second
ward, Vice A. Anderson, resigned.
Timothy Gates, police juror for -- ward
Henry ID. Smith. James P. II. Wise, George
B. Sheppard, notaries public.
On motion OF Mr.. Foster the Senate advised
and consented to cache the foregoing nomi-
nations and appointments, respectively, by
the following vote:
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Augustin. Brian
Burlington, Cahen, Campbell, Davey, Estop-
inal, Fontenot, Foster, Hagan, Harris, Kidd,
Leake. Lucas, Luckett. Marston, Newton,
Mutt Parlange, Riard, Robertson, Rogers,
Stewart, Steele. Settoon, SHINES, Story,
Vance. Walton-29.
Against Coniirmation--None.
TERREBoNNE.
N. nj. Calhoun, recorder, vice Isham Pol
lard, resigned.
w. s. Campbell. justice of the peace for the
sixth ward, vice L. M. Thibodeaux resigned.
w. e. Toll justice of the peace for the fifth
ward, vice j. B. ?hotard, resigned
On the motion of Mr.. Stewart, the Senate
advised and consented to each Of the foregoing
nominations and appointments, respectively,
by the following vote:
For Confirmation - Messrs. Augustin
Brian, Butiington, Cahen, Campbell, Fonte-
not, Davey, Estopinal, Foster, Hagan Har-
xls, Kidd, Leake, Lucas Luckett, Marston,
Newton, Mutt, Parlange, Riard, Rogers,
Robertson, Steele, Stewart, Settoon, SHINES,
Story, Vance, Walton, 20.
Against Conflrmation--None.
RAPIDES.
William A. Estess, justice Of the peace for
the Hineston ward
w. w. Wilmington, justice OF the peace for
the Alexandria ward vice r. L. Fox, who has
left the State.
Meredith Marler, constable for the Hikes
ton ward.
Samuel Blum, notary public.
On the motion Of Mr.. LucKett the Senate
advised and consented to each Of the forego-
ing nominations and appointments, respec-
lively. by the following vote:
Fer Confirmation Messrs. Augustin, Brian,
Burlington, Cahen, Campbell, Davey, Estopi-
nal, Fontenot, Foster, Hagan, Harris, Kidd,
Leake, Lucas, Luckett, Marston, Newton,
Mutt, Parlange, Riard, Robertson, Rogers,
Steele, Stewart, Settoon. SHINES, Story,
II ETa ITcIA.