True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Wednesday, March 30. 1870.

! Wednesday, March 20, 1889.
MI! Su'on moved to take into consideration the bill
s Ing: 'osn M E:9 to prepare Digest
and aftsr deba,e on 'noon rms Us Motion wa. carried
the st section, and strike out the remainder which
stipulated subscription by the State for one thousand
oy ,hs 2; !"e wotk NJ Gaernie proposed substitute
baard,t to superntend The compilation and rubca ton
a. me expense Of the State, OF Digest Of the i.aws
sncs 'o On this question considerable debate took
No. claiborne and Winchester, and was approved nv
messrs Davidson, Morse and Preston who in turn ad.
nsessea tn* House-Mcsrs Guion and Phelps also
me e., non. tor the Orders Of the day.
ltS Speaker submitted the velo Of the Governor on
Es soS ST.: Of The Nsx Orleans
the Exchange and Banking Company for other rur.
After ,hn reading Of the Message
M. Brsshear rose and SAID, that he would move 10
Ps1slst IN NE bill. notwithstanding the Of the Go
ssfnot not with hope that the Legislature would Ia
an. t' sss to any bill to the good
tson, with view to test the opinion Of the House on
q9eso9 OF Pr'"c'P!e-a principle which formed main
Ga I o. our republican institutions. He looked upon
,"s case as contest between tho Governor and the
:og'satuse y! was co'cided point, that the execu-
tive veto should be applied only 10 cases where cons
tanonaa objections could he made bill. The veto
OF bill, from motives Of expedieacy was considered
be contrary TO the spirit Of our Constitution This
lowed rom the nature If our institutions, which were
~, 70 me concentration Of power in person
branches Of onr rov.rn .ne cnH,acae. o. IN" different
exception to the general nature Of the duties Of the
executive and should consequently be exercised with
was Affected The Veto cf hs M"vsve e en tuition
ton Ral Road bill. by Gen. Jackson On motives If ex
nsaency will be remembered, caused great dissas.
that Wiz 5;"S..n ''s un,c". Little Wa sxpnced
cre then were tile labours Of arduous session. 10 be
please the peculiar notions Of single in
prenarei viii es.", e.peoency' Here ~as bill
~ ."se. groat national work, but to ree'e the
sso. lay. announcement u the community and At the
sa% e e"tch the State to:f because the Governor
S -, oHSIs. MI' D. hought the will Of the majority
~ e representatives, was entitled TO greater weight
.~o o9ses were the best and proper judges Of
o. in sgislston-it was the pc.
Of III. branch 70 decide these questions
Of Internal improvement look with anxiety at
T.. Il 70 " mad on this question: the
a"u " 'eo IN every case where he does entirely
'Etee with the Legislature, nay be feared that no
Ill" importance WI De passed without two thirds Of
sn o. on! Government: the will II the majority. A.
tne merit. OF the vetoed BILL it's eseel!ences ought 10
e. a., % ho 2, dstset' Offers the bet Of
low S.se Of interests into the country- secured the
completion OF the most important work Of Internal lm4
ever to b. effected i" :ousiana- adds
.shsose had s"ded ,ts yi Ss.;
ad shown reasonable rstma'es-had satisfied tho L..
stature Of the perfect safety Of the loan Committees
ehe Legislature had eAami"ed tie situation Of the
a"k, as il now exists and had reported it to be in
rospeoIs condition. In opposition 10 these guaran.
es the Governor sets up the opinions Of Individuals
presenting opposite interests! When the bonds, of
IL state was asked. formerly, for corporations offering
e d;rset advantages to tho State every thing wa:
ond 10 be right and secure; no doss were expressed
sl.e executive; bu. now that the sta.e bonds
~ . ISSUED 70 pront the States ov" Officers we are
ia that State credit may be endangered and TINT i. is
u safe to iss9c state bonds tbs object Of the bill
g1ant se 'ah Of the whole State 10 an integral part
men eoners benefit upon the mass-this was
Ian, "e on which the State should gran! m
- Ill.," ne euesi'on nag now come T. 'h's-Shall oil
10. " " as pc iost. 20 xsa'''y the no.
o "r 2. one msn: w. H. hoped the fiouss would do
M, C Snn ms 10y" E.! ~ ta'enMy.
-" =. y. -. ~. sdo ne neses 80 nosr q al
=. ~ M e "e snosad s've on qaes'on. ne tee
~: ~ o. ne governor meriied grave con-
-.n oi!. was ,lao'S 10 many objections; II
a,% ~ ,is usIee.i DIs tne snerhauve was pre-
" " ; w ~" ~ 70 sanct on te gu OF abandon the
|. % E o." CuoIc Work over PrcJected n the State
nv. 10 H. eoa.o nst eSeept tae later alter
s ,h," nc 4: III: ~ take sne on a. d. tie how
,n s o.'y - s.P'ess n'e o'ssent from the su
'S'.S ueAu ~ s"0 GSeCeuug uhemoeS. ne could NOT