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::, t"het ikS, accollllts and vouchers
Sst, t.t Tasl'unrer: J. H. Bowen, of
..II.; L. J. %Sner, of Avoyellen; A.
of Orlc.'; H. J. Hyams Of West
;t,, ltouge; Victor E. Mc yarthy, of
)Ir I) 4is, of Orleans, under supension
r:i:t. , introduced the following re
. whih was read and unanimous
., That the Hall of the House of
i tatives be and is hereby granted
to ., ?,." of 1M14 and 1815 on Sunday,
t1.,. hth instant, for the purpose of
,r ,;:ug the fifty-seventh annivesary
bu "I' attlh of tew OrleTns.
1: thl , of Bossier, as chairman of
4.1 ,,iltittte' ,,n Elections and Qualifi
r.: Iu,, w1L, r a suspension of the rules,
:.:,ln 1 the following resolution, which
Eas read:
:...,,-1, That in all cases of contest
!,,r tth 1at of a member of the House of
j pr-,,tWIivts, duly returned by the
la ,rl ,f :eturning Officers, and sworn
i a..IIrr:g to law, the contesting party
ii r,,*:"' 1u mileage or per diem un
b1, " L.":Llish his claim to the contested
,s:,.~.w:rn'W11 in and seated.
M! .IºI luun, of Livingston moved its
l,:.:,, Lltand called for the previous
~ :;, which was ordered.
Ia-1, the adoption of the resolution,
., rand nays were demanded by
31-..r .ttoine, of Orleans, and Young,
C:. t',nrdli:, which resulted as follows:
ram..\lwhl Adolphe Baker Barker Bar
 Intl.vy Bowen Brewster Broussard
,Yr:. ltryen Buchanan Buckingham
b;*],.r ('a:uter Chachere Darby Darins
n:ir Ividvsn Da.vis Demas Dewees
E:I,, Faulk-nc r Floyd Fontelieu Gaiddis
h.,r (artskamp1) W. Harper Hemp
.1,1 t,n Hyams Kearson Kenner
V..u lIisllha L:a S:diniere Llambias
SMahn'!: .,y MIarvin Matthews Mc
,::by .11"arul:mud Meadows Moncure
1,.: Mrphy 'Morris Murray Nelson
_ l,:atk Ott) Overton Pond Quinn
I:. ,,hl Sartain Slhunmaker Smuith
r St.ulps) Stbton, Stievens Tatman
. ':1n,,n, Tournoir Clhanm Wanud VWash
at of Assunmption, W h';Ltlihil;tian ofu
•ria, Waters WV lhf, lu1I E. Willianms
" :all Yorke Young --So.
N .,: Antoine Barrett Blunt Bnrch
:-.,ti: Dullrio P. Harper H. Lott J.
,' ,r itiley Tieaud, Wil.uwi--13.
ýI U, 1w40., of De Soto, moved to re- 1
".,: ,ir tl. voto just taken, and also
i,,r,,,I t,,  the motion to reconsider on
till t.bl4.
S'.tarr1 ol.
Mr. Kener, of Orleans, introduced the
,lolllins resolution, which was laid over
atlr th, rules:
1: ý,',",, That the Speaker appoint a
rt':,lti nt stynti, 4rapher as the officiad re- I
Ier of th, Huase, whose duty it shall I
" . r'lw~rt the debates of the House for
p ii tia in the oflicial journal of the
":,, and`1 whose compensation shall be t
i-:,ty dollars a day.
,r J'~'ph B. Lott, of Rapides, intro- n
j, I tht following resolution, which f
:LI1,er under the rules:
,' . That the journal of the House
S:"' Illlrn in the New Orleans Standard, a
.I tihat the eXJpello of the same be paid I
tt ,f t ui ntinatent fund. L
MIr I'wces,e of De Soto, under a --e I
'" f the rules, by a rising vote of
Sx:-tl.e , tcas t, eight nays, introduced
,il N,. 1. "Alnd act appropriating J
l- t,, pay the mileage and per diem
!: I"ltf. of both houses of the Oen
-\t,ihlty and to pay the ofecers, i
ud the contingent expenses of f
,bill was put upon ita firt rseading.
: ihr a sllSlielesio of the constitua
':u rnlh,, the bill undlerwent its second It
Ir. )Davidson, of Livingston, moved
r e to the Committee on Con- a
Sat E} lt.i .s.
Mr. D vi of De Soto, moved to lay
n" -,tii ,t ,n the table, Mes.ra Barrett t
It i,. ',f Orleans, called for the
aL l I:1, na?. s whlich resulted as follows: -
Yt*.-.\1.1 Adolph. Barow Belot c
hyBh nt owe n1tard *Bron l n
":l "k'hte r e Carter f
fi'l I b\i1 DemIas Deween Faulkner E
 ltli. l1 ;:tl.lis P. Harper Hemp- r
,I Ilt In HIyais Kearson Keaner
- L Saliniire Llambis H. Lott t
-: I.,,'ch Mahon- Marvin Matthews c
2 .I:. 01ra1l Mlucure MIorphv
. ( int by Ringgold Sartuin it
:liton TttIan Tournoir e
i " !V, ;gton, of Assump
'" " .". of ConcordiaWLters hi
" 1 . ,.ituas Yorke Young- -
..\,: : rrctt Brewster Brvan
:(:',k i (r.tLuup Johnson
SO:,lat,:k O;c:ton Pondc
Riley Schumacher Stamps Thompson
Tireaud E. Williams Wilson Worrall
21.
Upon motion of Mr. Dewes, of Do
Soto, the bill was considered as engrosed,
and he also moved a suspassion of the
rules, by which the bill should be con
sidered in Committee of the ,Whole.
Carried.
Under a further suspension of the con
stitutional rule, the bill was pt upon its
third reading and final pasage, it title
adopted, and it was ordered to be sent to
the Senate for concurrene.
soTICt O To E IrsaraonDCIO Ox or uI.
The following notices were given:
By Mr. Brown, of Ascension:
An act for the incorporation of a Young
Men's Mercantile Library Association for
the city of New Orleans.
Also, by the same member:
An act entitled an act for the appoint
ment of commissioners to digest and an
notate the laws of the State of Louisiana,
and prepare a code of practice for the
courts, and for other purposes.
By Mr. Davidson, of Livingston:
A bill to grant homesteads to all actual
settlers on the public lands of the State
of Louisiana.
By Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell:
An act for the relief of Lewis M.
Dawes, State assesesor of the parish of
Caldwell.
By the same member:
An act to authorize the sheriffs and
police juries of the different parishes of
the State, where there is no newspaper
published in said parishes, to advertise
by posting up copies and notices at the
court-house, and at least three other pub
lic places in said parishes, all legal and
judicial notices.
By MJr. Brewster, of Ouachita:
A joint resolution providing for the ad
journment of the present session of the
General Aswexbly on the first Saturday
in February next.
By lMr. Yorke, of Carroll:
An act to incorporate the Carroll
Pturish Savings Bank and Trust Com
pIny.
By Mr. GartsLamp, of Jefferson:
An net to amend article nine hundred
and fifteen of the Civil Code.
An act to change the numbers and
limnits of the First and Eighth Justice
Courts for the parish of Jefferson, and to
establish the Seventh aMt Eighth Justice
Courts in the parish of Orleans.
An act to amend an act entitled "An
a;ut relative to the Justices of Peace,
1a'rish of Jefferson, and creating an ad
ditional Justice Court in the Fi s: Ward
of said parish," approved February 9,
18(;9.
By Mr. Brewster, of Ouachita:
A bill to provide for the punishment of
members of the General Assembly who
mxay be proven guilty of accepting brides.
By Mr. Soner, of Avoyelles:
A joint resolution instructing our Sena
tors and Representatives in Congress in
relation to a general amnesty, by the i
abrogation of the third section of the
fourteenth amendment of the constitution i
of the United States.
Also, an act entitled an act to regulate
and preserve the public peace in, and to ,
prohibit unmlawful and lewd coductt at
places of amusement in the State of
Louisiana, and for other purposes.
By Mr. Matthews, of Teness:
A bill to incorporate the town of St J
Joseph, parish of Tenss, Louisiana.
By Mr. Bentley, of St Mary:
A bill for the purpose of allowing HL
Belloq, late of Algiers, to sme the State I
for damages sustained in the conatretion
of levees.
By Mr. Wheyland, of Sabine:
A bill for the relief of William Wright,
levee contractor. t
By Mr. Hempetead, af Iberville :
A hill for the purpose of abolihing theI
system of poliee juries in the parishesand
providing for the election of Pariah Com
misasioners to exercise the same duties as
the police juries have hertofore.
By permission, Mr. Brown, of Aeaen
sion, introduced an act entitled an act to
change the venue in the ase of David
Fisher, J. C. Olivier and Celestin Olivier
from Ascension prih to th parish of
St. James,u which was put upon itE first
reading, under a suspension of the rules.
Under a suspeasion of the oonstita-i
tiondl rule, the birl was put upon its s
cond reading.
MIr. D.vidson, of Livingston, moved
its refrcnice to the Committee on Jndi
cinry. a
3Mr. Brown, of Asension, moved to I
lay the motion to referon the table, which
was enied by a rising vote of M50 yea to d
12 nays.f
The bill was consideredl as engrosseld.
Under a further susipension of the ei
consttittiouud rule, by a risiLg vote of w
I60 yeas to 12 nays, the bill was put
upon I ts third rndinig.
Mr Brown, of. Ascenhon, moved that
s the bill do nally at, aad caied for the
Sprevion, q- -tia
The main question was rdered.
- Upon its final passage, the yeas and
nays were demanded by Mesers Worral,
aof Jefferemo, and Monseure, oCs&, with
- the following rent :
Yeas: Abel, Adolphe, Antoine, Barrstt,
* etentley, Ruant, ow., Bwster,
Brown, Buehann, Burh, Cohanme,
Crawford, Darinaburg, Davis, Danas, De
woes, Faulkner, Floyd, Caddie, Garet
emp, P. Harper, W. Harper, Hempstead,
Huton, Johnson, Keearon, Kenner, Kin
Ssells, Larent, H. Lott, J. B. Lott, Lynch,
SMahoney, Marvin, Matthews, McCarty,
Moore, Morphy, Morris, Ong Oplatek,
Overton, Quinn. Baby, Riley, Ringgold,
Sartain, &nith, Soner, stamps, stanton,
ToIrnoir, Turead, Verrett, Wand, Wash
ington of Assumption, Washington of
Coheuodia Waters, Wheyland, E. Wil
lias, H. Williams, Wilson, Yorke,
Young--66.
Nays: Baker, Barker, Barrow, Bryan,
Butler, Carter, Chaebere. Darby, David
son, Dario, Ellis, Fontelien, Hyams, Kil
len, 1 ialieimere, Liambias, McFarland
Meadows, Moncure, Murray, Nelson,
t Pond, Schumacher, St3vens, Sins waTat.
man, Thompson, Ulhlm , Worral--9.
The bill was finally paned, and sent to
I the Senate for concurrence.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the State Supsrin
tendent of Education, asking for farther
time to make a report, whieh was granted.
JMr. Wheyland, of De Soto, moved to
adjourn.
Lost.
Mr. Harper, of SL Charles, asked for
a suspension of the rules to introduce a
resolution.
The rules were suapended, and the fol
lowing resolution was meld and adopted:
ResAudla, That each member of the
House be permitted to elect three daily,
and two weekly newspapers and that the
Serge.mt-at-Arms shall, at the request of
members cause said daily papers to be
sent to their residences in the city.
Mr. Young, of Concordia, moved that
the House do adjourn until 12 11. to
morrow.
Carrie,?.
And the Speaker accordingly declared
the House as adjourned.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk
Fmerth By' rsrr ldls.
Housz or REP NrTAIs, )
Thursday, January 5, 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment ; Speaker Carr in the chair.
The roll was called, and the following
named members . responded to their
names :
Speaker Carr, Abel, Adolphe, Antoine,
Baker, Barber, Barrett, Barrow, Belot,
Bentley, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, Brous-1
sard, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan, Buck- I
ingham, Bureh, Butler, Carter, Craw-e
ford, Darby, Darinsburg, Davidson, Da
vis, Demas, Dewees, Durio, Ellis, Faulk
ner, Floyd, Fontelieu, Gaddie, Gardner,
Garatkamp, P. Harper, W. Harper,
Hempstea4d, Ha n yas, Joheb on,
Kesrson, Kenner, Killen, Kinsella, La
Sliniere, Laurent, Liambias H. Lott,
J. Lott, Lynch, Mahoney, Marvin, Mat-'
thews, McCarty, MeFarkand, Meadow,
Monenre,Morphy, Moncre, Morris, MLe
ray, Nelson, Ong, Oplatek Ot, Overton,1
Pond, Quinn, Raby, Rey, Rianggekld,
Sartain, Sehumaher, on3r, Stamps,1
Stanton, Stevens, Stminson, Tatman,
Tbompson, Tounir, Tursaud, hmama,
Verrett, Wand, Wabington of Asummip
tion, Washington of Coneordis, Water,
Wh-yland, E. Willims H. Williams,
Wilson, Worrall, Yorke, Young-97.
Quorum poesePt
Pkayer by Rev. Mr. Armistead.
The j-ur was read and approved.
The Speaker m need that, by
authority of the rules governing the
Thom a xelly.
By parmmodm, Mr. Bowes, of Orbishe,
introduced the folowing reslntiomwhieh
was rnead uadera am i o f the rules
and adopted :
Riotrd, That the special Hose eom
mittee appointed to ezamine the books
and accounts of A. Dbuclet, State
Treasurer, be authorized to employ an
epert in lieu ofa clerk, and that his per £
diem be fixed at the mne rate prescribed
for the enrolling elerkta
By permin on, Mr. Brown, of Ascen
ion, introdneed the following resolution,
whici was read under a esupensior of
It the rules :
Rsalud, That a commitee of three
ºt members be appointed by the Speaker to
e unite with two Seatoesappulated by the
Senate, compusing a joint committee of
ire, to investigate the late riots at Do
d naldanvige and kmtan Boge, with
I, power to appoint a ebrk to administer
b oaths, send or persons and papers, and,
it neaemary, to visit thb plass wher the
riots occurred ; maid committee to report
withaot delay.
Mt.orrall, of JeFm n, moved that
the ioduation be amended o as to re
quire the committee to repast at eane
deinite time.
Mr. Morris, of Ascension, moved to lay
theamendment on the table, which was
carried by a ising otse of ui twyes b
ifteen nays.
Mr. Hempstead, of Ibrll, moved
that the committee be instructed to re
Iport without delay.
t Carried.
The resoluttion as amended, was adopt.
ed.
Mr. Dewees, of De Soto,by permimion,
introduced the following rwmolutioklw h
was read, under a supeion of the rules,
and adopted.
Rtesoltd, That a special committee of
three members of this House be appoint
ed to examine into thbe mimes a the New
Orleans Ga IAght Company, for the
purpose of asertaining whether said
company has complied with the onditions
of its charter according to law ; and that
saideommittee have fallpower toexamine
all papers, books,plans, maps, documents
and accounts connected with or belong
ing to said New Orleans Gas Light Com
pany; and, if necessary, to remove the
same for examination. And that said
committee be further authorized and eman
powered to send for and examine, under
oath, if necemary, iln -pqsons connected
with said eompany,or other parti whom
the committee may think proper, for the
purpose of arriving at a true statement
of said company's affairs ; and that said
committee be anthorized to employ the
necessary clerical aid for the same.
Mr. Wheyland. of Sabinu, movel a re
considerationu of the vote whereby the
resolution was adopted, and also moved
to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table.
Carried.
Mr. Pond, of East Felicians, by per
mission, introduced the following remlu
tion, which lieu over under the rules :
1&rwddld, That the Jdkliciary Committee
be instructed, when appointed, to report
without delay, to this House, aets repeal
ing the laws now known as the constabu
lary and militia laws, and to frame and
report in lieu thereof suitable and efficient
substitutes therefor.
Mr. Gartl np, of Jefferson, by per
mission, introduced the following resohi
tion, which lies over under the rules.
Jestdeda, That the Speaker appoint a i
special committeee of ie members to ex
amsie the afairs of the Board of Metro
politad Pole, and to see if the sid board
has complied with the act estabhlishingi
said Metropolitan Police force.
NaorT or saupn
Notices were given that the following
entit)ed bills would be introdneed on
sme future day.
By Mr. Stanton, o Bomsier :
A bill to cratethe parimh dof Webster
andaeleet a new parish site for Bomsier.
By lr BDu akgham, cMoaehoms :
An act to provide for supplying the]
loes ofpublic ecords and other papers 1
consumed by the burning of the court
house, in the parish of orehoume, on the
sixteenth of Mn~ald 11B .
By Mr. Crts, of Camr :.
An act to incorporate the Louisiana
Stmamship Company of New Odu eans; to
eneouragem direct -s caomuniestion
from theport of New Orleans to any port
or ports of Great Britain and the con
tinent of Europe ; to foter immuigration,
and for other purproe
By Mr. Bowen, of Orleans:
A 6 or th If lter of s . t lin, la
austice of the Peae for the Severth Jas
tic Couru
By Mr. Gadner, of Jeferson :
An act for the relis t tiMetompoliten
Polies within the limits o the parish at
Jetermom.
By Mr. Sohmr, of Avoeylm :
An act in relation to criminal dsrs
committed by imem persous or pemsons
albged tobe inse, and far other pr- I
pose&
By. Mr. Marriy, of Orleans :
An act for the erection of an asylum i
for the blind and cripple for the city of
New Orleans 1
By Mr. Quinn, of Orlesas :
An act amending the registration and I
election laws.i
By Mr. Torke, of Carrol :
A bi eatilshi A sA to epes an act
i abe at*ing the Pgn ed Paovidm is
Umeprish farcrolla, Mate of Louiiana"
By Mr. Faalra, at Caiawel:
SAnLseor IAessne f Andrew rame
A Co.
An act upplmn.t tse e asa.tin
- corporating the Atlantie and l.i.sip
, sip Canal company, and granting State
i aidbthe
By. Mr. rrafll, Jeerson :
An act to annex t*e city of Carro a
to theity of New Orleans.
An set to provide for eompuory ed
umaotiom in this 8te.
An motto extend the limitb s the cor
poration of the town o Minden, and to
gi e the corporate athoriti tsereof the,
elusive control of the license and sale
of spirituous or intoxicating liqnors with
in the sid limit., and the disposition of
the revenues arsing therefrom.
Dsaoounsow or mua.
Previous notice having been given,
Hose bill N 8, an act to change the
numbers and limits of he First and
Eighth Justice Courtsor the parish of
Jeberson, and to establish the seventh
and Eighth Jaustice Courts of ahe parish
of Orleans, was put npon its fi read
Under a suspension of the cooditn
tional rule, the bill was read a second
tie by title, and referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
Previous notice having been given,
House bill Na 4, an act to amend an act
entitled "an at relative to the Justice o
the Peace, parish o Jeterson, and creat
ing an additional justice court in the
First Ward of said parish," approved
February 9,189, mwas pt upon its ir
reading.
Under a suspension of the coasMtit
tional rule, the bill underwent its second
reading and was referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
Previous notice having been given,
Haome bill Na , a bill to authorise the
Sheriand police juries of the di brent
parishm whr nhes newspapers ewe pub
lished to post and advreti in writig at
the courthouse door, and three other
public places in their parishes, bices' of
sale and other publi notices, andl pr
ceeding of polies juries required by law,
was read.
The constutionaml rule being suspend
ed, the bill was put on its second reading,
and was referred to the oemmitte e
Public Printing.
Previous notice having been given,
House bill No 6, an act to amend article
915 of the Civil Code, c., was put on its
Snt reading.
The constitfonal rule being suspend
ed the billwasread a secondtime, and
rerred to tbhe Committee on Judiciary.
Previous notice having been given,
House bill No , joinsrsolutio instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our Re
Ptative in Congrme in relation to a
ean anmnesty by the abrogation of the
third section of the fesateenth article of
amendment to the constitution of the
United States of America, was put on its
rst reading.
and vs ordered to b prined and ml
endred.
Sacmu amen ow mu mar.
Te special order of the day being the
consideration n the veto mt essei ot hi
ExcepenCy the Governor, they were taken
M. Mhtthews, of Tenes, moved that
their considmrtion be postponedand that
they be made the special order oithe day
fo Smtrday neSt, at, e snL, P. M.
Mr. Hemptead, of IbervilBe, moved to
lay the motion to postpone upon the
ta~bl, wieh was ot by a iing roateof
yea, three; anys, sixty-twa
The motion to poatjome themprevailed.
Upon motion of Mr. emptead, of
Ibervle, the House was adjourned until
arrewr twve rdelook sh . .
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chet Clerk.
Friday, January 6,1871. J
The House met pursuat to adjourn
Speaker Carr (a -e dbb,
The ro was called, ad the following
members responded to their names:
Mesews Car, Abel, Adolpi Antone,
Baker, Barke, Barrow, Belot, Bentley,
Bicklhamn, Blunt, Bowen, Brewter, Brous
sard, Brown, Bryan, Buoian, Bucking
ham, Borch, Butler, Carter, Cochran,
Crawford, Darby, Darinuburg, Davidson,
Davis, Dewee, Ellis, Faulkner, F1oyd,
Fontetieu, Caddie, Gardner, Garstkamp,
Pi. Harper, W. Harper, Hempetead, Hu
tor, Hyam., Johaso.,' Kearesom $ ser
Kierb -eis lotJ Ae id e, !m ia.,
Smbi. k 8. Igt s. a 4, L ^ b a
boey, Mar in, Matthews, Maript
aruand, Meadows, M .emeir. om,%
Morphy, oris, Murray, Nemo o ,g
Ophte, ot4 rto Permrd d Qre
Baby, Haingedd, ei m, Ib br
shamps, Stevens Stiaa, Tatae4S
Thomarpon, Tireredm, Oumaa, Wands,
Wad higtes, of A.septien., N~igto
ofConcordia, Waters, Wheyland, E. Wil
liams, H. Wdlies, Wilon;, dCrrall
Quorum present.
Prayer by the oev. Yr. eIrt -
The Journal was read sad approIed
merns. iokham, of asbMagtoa, sad
Cochran, Lafayettbe, were presenated to
the House by Mr. Davidson, f I g
ston as members elect bran their repeo
tive parishe, and were duly sworn in by
the Speaker.
The Speaker aneunced the following
members as the special committee to e
amine into th adlairec the New O-bm
Gas Light Company: E. W. Dewees, e,
De Sot Aleasunder C. aBicknam, of Wash
ington, Itemy Riley, t St. Jamn,
Mr. Garathamp, of Jesae , called up
the following resolution which wa read
and adopted:
Resoltwl, That the Speaker appoint a
special committee of Are enbeurs to e:
amine the a&rs of the hard of Metro
politan Polie, and to see if the mid goud
has complied with the at adesblishi
said Metropolitan Police force.
Mr. Hemptead, f Ibsill, sla d up
the ollowing resoltion:
oleraf, That the Spear appoint a
caspetent stenographer as the ail re
prrter of the House. whose dout it bll
be to report the debates of the Hose for
publication in the official journal of the
tate, and whose compensatiom shall be
twenty dollar a day.
4nd mored Ms adoption.
Mr. Oplatek, of Orleans, moved to a
mead by strikin out the word "twenty,"
and insert5ingdftes."
Mr. Dewees, of Orleans, moved that
the resolution be referred to the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses.
Mr. GOatkamp moved to la the
tion to refer on the table.
carried.
Mr. Davidson, of Iriaington, moved to
amend by inserting the word "ten," sad
strike out Wq wed wsuee." ·
Lost
Tshe quation earring on the amend
meat to insert "iftesen" instead of c"twes
ty," it was carried, ad4 the souion e
ameded was adopted.
D permission, e wMr" w.ane e
ier, introduced the following resolution
which was read and f a sauspension of the
rules,, aadadpec:
Wuman, the Legislature, in 1868, pas
sed an act authorisiagt the city of New
Orl ns to issue bonds to the amount to
the amount f, d *.a te n I
boe $508,000 of said bonds di pgod by
tfisa Agentd the 9i4 of New at
leans, Thomas Layton, Esq., aad the pro
ceeds thereof having been acconated for
by evidence produced blore a special in
vesti4ating committee aof the last seseion
of the Legislature; anad
wherers, There as sill $4,4.s50 c
said bonds amascounted for; thmaer lies
radvrd, By the aeuse of Repereeata
tires of the state qatlaqidsam, th.) a
special committee of the memabrs, be ap
pointed by the Chir to invesigate what
hasbeeonaeoftheremainderotsmidbondls,
and what disposition ass bteeU made of
the proceeds thereoL The coamitise be
empowered to send for persona and pa
per and employ one clrrk Said com
mittee to reder a report as soon aspae*
tieshla
Mr. Lynoh, of Iberrile, alled up the
fdowing resoution, and mvnd its soap.
Reaoud , That the 1ourfal cf the sei
-and th e the asime cf U saea he
p-id -t c the .atsaget Met
xr. I dS sorm eese tt ell he
resolution en Utim lnt
Carried by a ring wote.-yeee SW ays
19.
The resolution wee leid a he tebis
Mr. Mare of Tumbemars by posmd-e
-o imteeodoed the Aihiwint uses-sn
which lies aund t b a .
maui. the ook, u p omaset ban -
arMeb body an the -im f ite laoii
-as I ey Company, and tUIt tbcom
&ttre be aepoesw to.eldpp a dlrk,
to be paid the regular per dic oi clerks
of the House.
maouri owrhDro oomrrasin
The Committ on Eleetions sad qmmi
Leatiens, through its chairman, orsede
the following resolutio, with acomapan:.
ing letter of decleasion, and reconneen
ad its adoptaon:
(lb he Cbahsoud ia w am .)