New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

feDding which, on motion the Convention adjourned
until 8 O'clock P
EvESiNe sEssroN.
THURSDAY July 2a 1syl--5 o'clock p u
The Convention met pursuant to aaiourn,1ent
Present: Hon. D. E. Kenner, Pfsstaent oftbe Conyeu
ton, in the chair, and eighty-nne delegates
On motion. leave Of absence granted &c the follow
ing named delegates wit Messrs Byrne Robinson and
Anderson, of st. Landry.
On motion Of Mr. Bienyenu the reading Of the Journal
dispensed with.
ORDER OF THE DAy--uSFINfsfiEo Busissss
The Convention resumed the confederation report
Of the majority Of the Committee General Provisions
The l22t article Of said report being before tho Conyen
tdi the time Of adiourDm4nt the amendment of
Mr. Eustis and the substitute Of Mr. swazey-
le substitute offered by Nr wazey being in order
and the question beiBg its adoption Mr. Roman
4 to lay the tie table. W6
On said motion, Mr. Akcnhead called for the yeas and
| nays which resulted follows
hessrs Avery; Anderson Of Carroll, Arnnant Addison
Bradford Behlamn, Bernard Beale. Beard Bienvsnu,
Brother Boadouquie Boyer Buisson Billiard CasteIla
mas Carter co,lens. Cotton Conrad Daeres Deony De-
clouet Douglas, Dufour Dugue DueL Egg.eaton Eusts
| Farmer, Gardere, Guion, Hatch Hays Harris Hargis
Herron, Heberti Hough, Hunt Iaacts Jennings Jones'
King Of jackson, Key Lapeyre, Leefe Leeds Leblanc
obdeu Lyle, Ncflhennys McHlilienf Mathews Orleans
Mathews Of Point Coupe Mathsr oss Olivier Of st. Mar
tin Olivier ofst Mary Paisy faxtnn Patterson Preaux
Price Pierce Pierson Phillips, Pugh Reeves Richardson
| Of ouschits, Rixner, Risk Reseus Roman Ronauio
| sapaidge st. Paul staes, Smart, Shaw Scarborough
Shelton Smith Of West Feicisna Smith of VIM sblev
simms Tatman, Talbot Taliafero THOMPSON Todd van
| Eickie, Where, Waddhi and Nhittington-95 yeas
| And Iesrrs. AkephsaL King Of 81 Landry Martins
Monge Nichdiis Rchardson of 81 Mary Roysdep swa.
| zey-3 nays.
Consequently the motion prevailed and the substitute
| was laid upon the table.
The question being ben the adoption Of the amend
ment offered by Mr. Eustis.
Mr. Bsman moved to lay tie same on the table.
On aid motion Mr. Carter called for tie Eeas and nays
wflctf resu,ttlt a. faiS@s: g4zr
Messrs. Akenhead, Avery Anderson Of Carroll AFEauE
Bartlett Benjamin Bernard Brother Boudousqna Buis-
son, Casellanos Goilens Conrad Dalferes, Declouet
Douglass Dufour Dugue, Dufe Eggleston Farmer, GAR
dere, Guan Hays Harris, Hunt Isaacks, Jennings
Jones' King Of ST. Landry Lapeyre Leee Leblanc
LobdeH Lyle, McIihenny McMiten Mathews Of Orleans
Martin Monge Nicholls Olivier of St. Martin Olivier Of
St Mary Pafey Paxton Patterson preaux Price Pier.
Pugh. Richardson Of St Mary Rfxner Risk RoseIius
Roman Eoysden, St Paul, staes swazey Shaw Scar
borough. Smith of West Feliciana. Tatman Thompson
Todd, Williams, Wilmington aud wilcoxon-ea yeas
And Messrs Addison Bradford. Beale Beard Bienyenu
Boyer Btard Carter Cotton Delony Edwards Of Wash
| ngtos, Eustis, Hatch Hargis, Heron Hebert Hough
| Jourdan King Of jackson Mathews Of Point coupee
ater, Moss Fierce, Phillips Reeves Richardson Qua
ohta, Ronqnio sanddge smart, shelton Smith Wfnr,
siey snms Talbot, Ialiaferro Wi0kle yilsre and
| Waddill-3s nays,
Consequently the motion prevailed and the amendment
was laid on the table.
Mr. Taliaferro offered the following as substitute to
the original article reported by the majority Of
committee, to-wit:
30 corporate body shall be hereafter created renewed
| or extended with banking discounting privileges ex
cept under genera. la the Legislature which shall
be first submitted to the people and approved by
jority of the voters of the State.i' @& i
Mr. St Paul moved to the substitute upon the table
Cn said motion Mr. Taliaferro called for the yeas and
nays which resulted as follows:
Messrs. Akenhead. Avery Anderson Carroll Arnans
Bradford Bartlett Benjamin Bernard Bfather Boudous
quie, Buard Buisson Gasteanos, Colens, Cotton Con-
rad Daiferes Decloue Douglass Dufour, DngUe Dufel.
Eggeston, Farmer, Gardere, Guion: Hays Harris Hunt
Jennings Jones Key, King Of st Landry Lapeyre Aeefe,
| Leeds Lobden Leblanc, Lyle McIihenny McMien Ma
thews Orleans Martin Monge, Nichols Olivier of St.
AiaryS Farey Paxton Preaux Price, Pierson, Pugh,
Richardson of st. Mary Rixner, Risk Roseus Roman
Roysden Sandidge St Paul Saes Swazey. Shaw. Scar
thorough Smith OF West Feliciana, fatman, Thompson
| Todd Williams and hittington-7o yeas e
| And MeKsrs Addison Beaie, Beard, BienFenn Boyer,
Carter. Delony Edwards OF Washington Hatch, Hargs
Heron Hehert, Hough Iaaeks Jourdan, King of jack
son Matthews of Point Coupee Nather Moss Patterson
pferce Phillips, Richardson Of souaehta, Ronquille
Smart, Shelton, Smith Of Winn. sibiey simms Talbot,
Ealaferro VanWiekle, yinsres Wadd and Whittingten
-35 nays at3.
Consequently the motion prevailed and the substitute
offered by Mr. Taliaferro was laid upon the table
Mr, Sw,zey moved to lay the table article 1aa
ported by the majority Of the CoulHtee General PFC
visions. '..-
On said motion the yeas and nays called for and
resulted as follows:
Messrs iksniead Boyer Isaacks. King Of St Landry,
King Of jackson Martin hionse. Nichols Phillips Rich
lr,son St. Mary Roys1en wazey, sheton--1s yeas.
And Meers. Avery, AudeFs-s-sf Carroll Armant Add
son bradford Bartlett, Bn4mip, Bernard BeaIe Beard,
Bienvenus Brother. Boudousquie Billiard Buisson Cas-
teanos Carter Coilens Conrad Cotton Daiferes Deony
Decluueu Douglass, Dufour Dugue, pufeI Edwards Of
Washington, Eustis Eggleston, Farmer Gardere. Onion,
Latch Hays Harris Hargis. Hefran, Hsbert4 Hough-
Hodges, Hunt Jennings Joqrdan, Jones, Key Lapsyre
eefe, Leeds Leblanc LobIen Lyle MeIlhenny, MeMil-
len Mathews of Orleans Matthews Of Point Cuupee Ma
her Moss Olivier Of st Martin, Olivier Of St Mary Pal
frey Paxton Patterson PrcauN Price Pearee, Pierson,
Pugh, Reeves Richardson of 0aaehta, Rixner. Risk Ro-
seus Roman. Ronquhlo sanddge, st Paul Saes Smart
shaw Scarborough, Smith of West Feieiana Smith of
Winn Sibley, simms Tatman Talbot TaliaferFo. Thomp-
SON Todd, Van Wcke Where. Waddill Williams, Whit
Ellington and Nilcoxon--e6 nays. 4 r- 4. 80
Consequently the motion was lost and the article
not laid upon the table -.,., d.
Mr. FlnlIps offered the tolloW1Dg SUBSTITUTE TO the
original article to-wit :
Corporaons shall not be created this State by epe
laws except for political municipal purposes The
Legislature shall provide by general Laws Tor the erganza
4 ton of alllotber corporations
Mr. Hafgis offered the following amendment to be
| serted at the end of the original article:
g. And that no bank snail be authorized to issue
more than the amount of capital actually paid in
Pending which Mr.. Declouet called for the previous
question, which ordered ...
The first question being the substitute offered by
: Mr. Phillips, the same WAS decided in the negative
l Consequently the substitute was laid on the table
| Tie next question before the Convention being the
III amendment offered by Mr. Itargis the also laid
: | on the table.
The question then before the Convention being the
adopton of the original article reported by the major
ity of the Committee General Provisions, the
| adopted without amendment. -Es Fafs.l 4~-.
The Sd article being taken and read as fellows
| on motor, adopted without amendment;
Art. 1873 The Legislature shall have power to pass
any wsanconpg in any directly indirectly
the suspension of specie payments, by any person asso
eaon Incorporation Issuing bank notes of any ieserp
| tiou.
The 12lt article taken up and read follows, to-
| Wit
Art 24 In ease of insolvency of auy hank or