The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11


WEDNESDAY. March 10.
The H2ase was called VII e ordes y y O'clock.
Prayer was offered BY tho Rev. Dr. Walker.
THE RrvENuE DrLL.
R.p!esenta.iy.e !, Henry II! moved Wa 70 reconsider
vqs q yr,wsas tns o passed
On motion 81 Representative Farmer ths
rules wore sustended. IN order to take 40 Ut
s osden moved III sdoe,on 81
tho amendment providing that In the event OF
8 disaRreement between the assessor and prop
ss ssss ns ,Ss Does 'ns Jury s or
"a motion q keptsssntatiye Henry III the
hs Sl " We t,sS then r osd;ssd e 3 b sasro:ssa
clAl order for TO- morrow Nt o'clock.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
~ Representative Farmer-An. act to provide
for t9s stampin9 Or exchange OF tho consoli-
to provide for the matntsnancs ot the Louisl-
Nsa assa sa yes1y Ss hs s 5 s
RsprsaenssiVs - s1 Vincent act relative 70
Xlso. az .es to prevent the shipping Of un-
By RsQr;ss,ep,..!ve ;, ], ,Hsrris;.Aae act ssct e. pro,
siS' 81 Representative Faulkner-An act to pro-
yds tsr es e s q ,sze and
PETITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Representative Jones-A resolution rela-
tive " the payment of persons for enrolling the
militie OF the State.
tion requesting our representatives In Congress
tn oppose any measure looking to the cloeing
Representative Lucke's resolution protesting
against the immigration OF persons OF the Mon-
Tsef aS u e she noten oSs Of
Representative Rsnry's resolution providing
that the House shall hereafter meet vt 10 O'Clock
T i for ana Ts then d adoptsd.yess 50. nays
The bill reported by the Committee on Oity
Charter was. on mo Ion Of Representative Rtch-
Hrdson, made tha special order OF the day at 2
oclock TO- morrow.
THE CHARGES AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE HEIDEN-
HAHN.
Representative Munday called up the report
q 4
and on his motion the Clerk began to read the
evidence taken BY the committe. for the INFORM
Recommendation of tina committee that Hell
denhain bu expelled was based.
After few minutes. on motion. the further
inasmuch as i was printed In the Journal.
Representative Munday said he had few
words 10 add 10 support of the report OF the
committee con % Tne s evidence taken vas before the
fortunately too familiar with charges against
Its legislators In times past. Not many months
tntiona W CONVENTION mad hartsrea she sri risbts % q
the people for money: A former Governor had
stated on the foor that he had been offered
ther stated that he had heard q numerous
instances where votes bad been bought for
money. He had hoped that we had heard the
last OF these things In Louisiana: but unfortu-
natrly the case now before tbs House was evil
dence thar this hope was prema ure. The COM
mitsee . 81 q which he was AZ chairman had inyesti-
cially. and much AGAINST their deeire were
compelled to report that they vera true. Hs
would not have done 90 il grave public duty
had not devolved upon him the unpleass Mt
Representative Heidenhain was next recoR.
nized by the Speaker H. said y would be 9
grisvous burden for him to be In his present
follow him for q few moments while be review
Houston 4 gentleman cpnnecIad with the DEN.
oCRAT newspaper. had informed him that ru.
NOR pointed to him - the member referred to
This wss the first tune he knew that suspicion
note 70 Administrator Beban. asking an Inter
view In order to know what he meant by MAKING
such charges. The reply was that be MAJOR Be-
for what he had said. WHAT was his responsible
ity worth? He had made two starements In this
matter. He told Mayor Patton that Heiienhain
had offered TO do certain things for $1,000. and
ho told the committee an entirely different
story. He major Behanl had also testified
that Il It was not for the fourth nf
not appear before the committee to give
testimony. Was that the course an honest
man. anxious to punish crime. would pursue
Senator Harris OF the proposition that hs al.
leeed had been made 10 him. Senator Harris,
when nut on the stand. eWOro that Major Behsn
had NOT told him anything -of the kind He
thought this Va enough II Major Behan, a1d
would now take NJ AnniDi1 Metka Hi6l
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