New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

in vaons 20 suppress insur ctious uniess
authorized by law for sinsls obi ct
works. to be distinctly pecaed therein which shall
provide ways and mcana by taxation r the payment os
running interest during IL vbos time for which aid
debt shall be contracted aud for the full and punetu
di,chargs at maturity Of tfe capital borrowed mtakw
shall be put into execution unsil sftsr III
By majority Of all the uembefs elected 70
w the General Assembly. and apprssaf ~ nsjoy
Of tine qualified electors Of rs STATE ~ general eie
sion ensuing, sad thsn shall be beinrpssL bss n.ss
principle and y tpiy aid and disehsreed
Art 121 The 5tsta shsI Mt become sub-criber 10 any
stock II any eorposstienos tsspt stock mpany
Art 122 Corporations shall be created 10 this
State BY special except for political or munogpaI
purposes but the Legislature shall provide by general
laws for the organization Of all other coporasous suA
aa also provide for the registry Of s bills notes ssue
put In circulation as money and sha nqure apLe
curity for the redemption of the same in specie
The undersigned sgrees with tine majority with sesyect
the other articles submitted BY them in their report 70
| ~it articles 123 and ia.
The undersigned agreYs also with the majority with re-
spect the title 2, styled Internal Improvensuts'
aud in their conclusions in relation the resoiutons
eernins free persons Of color and s.aves.
| y(sign+d) Gro EUsrIs n
On motion 200 copies Of the abovs rpst w.rs ordered
! to be printed.
Mr.. Delony behalf of the mlsstty 81 the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements. strted the following
articles for the confederation Of ths sConvsution
INTERNAL imYReFKMEErs
The General Assembly shs frst session sfter the
adoption Of this Constitution create Levee Taternal
Improvements Department ss the purpose Of prpteesnz
the low lands OF this state from uundation predIcatsd
upon pledge Of the swamp lands which have been do
mated to the State by the United sas the proceeds Of
sales of VIII ch lands be for purpose only
And the General Assembly shall max. all laws neces-
ssy for the sale of said snd and also enact general
system of lss'et dykes Quite etc., under the supern
teDdence Of engineers commissioners such other
cers Of this State they mar deem necessary for the
protection Of said lauds. A Of which respectfully st-
mitsed by the undersigned -
(sgued) 8. Vas wlczIz,
Il (sgnsd) EDwAsp nELonY
i On motion Of Mr. smuss go capies Of the shove artf-
were ordered to be printed for the Of this Con
vention.
Mr.. Thompson offered tha following resolution g.:
Rsarsd That articles las. 1aa 1ss 1885, isY 1873 and
1se be referred to the Committee Public Eancason
On motion Of the del gate, the absre r.-olutioa
referred to the COMMITTEES Public Education sith
instrucr ions to repor: early as possible q
Mr.. King, Of st. Landry moved take up for eonsr
eraon the resolution offered by Mr. Rlsk yestsrds
Mr.. King of st. Landry, moved to oil the blank coi
tanned in said resolution By inserting thousand
copies In English and Thousand in FreDoh,n which
| was ST.
moved az an l06eIL one LuoNf
sand copies. " ~
4 Mr.. Cotton moved sug-amendnent to insert ~
hundred and y.n der
The question being taken the amendment
Mr. Risk, said amendment was adopted
Mr.. smart novel to strike out s' one thouaandu az
amended by VT. Rik. and to insert aeght hundred
copies Englis and four hundred in Frenchp which
| WAS lost.
Mr. Preanx moved to strike out one thousand y and
and five hundred in French which was accepted by f
Risk and the resolution amended being read was en
motion adopted. as follows:
Resoed That the Printer to this Conrsrtion Is het
required print thousand copiesin English and az
hundred copies In French Of the Journals and dehats
the Convention. The Englsh and French to bs156b-
lished in separate volumes.
ORDER OF THE pAT-psTrNrsnEp susirEss.
The Convention resumed the consideration Of the arti-
Gle in relation to the Registry law reported by the
majority Of the Committee the Electoral Trenchs
which was under consideration yesterday when
Convention adjourned
Mr. Preauz moved postpone the consideration Il tte
e same until Tomorrow, which motion wss Lost.
The Convention then up said artics and the que
tion being the motion Of Mr. Sandidge strike out
the following words, to~t "Aad may also pruvide foI
registry of the qualified any Parish or town
wherein said registry shall be found necessarily
. On the adoption If ths above amendment Mr. Rich.
ardson Of Ouachits called fr the yeas and nays which
resulted as follows:
Messrs Addison. Beancon Beae, Beard, Boyer, Bull
lard Carter Campbell Cotton Conueiy Conrad Dafres
Deony. Decouet. Dosson, Douglass. Du4L Edwards Of
Washington Farmer, uatch Harris. Hargs Hsrron He
bert, Hough. Hodges Hunt, I.sxcks Jeurdan King ot
Landry King Of jackson. Lapeyre Lesfe Less Lob
dell Leblanc, McIihsnny, McM.lien, Mathews Of Point
Coupee Moss Monge Olivier of St. Mary, Olivier OF St.
Martin parham, Paxton, Pierce, Philips Reeves Rich
| n -. nj ~ :,
Smart, Scarborough Shelton, Smith Of West Feicaua
smith Of winp. sbley simms Stewart T4lbot TaIsfero
Thompson, Todd Van Wickle Vilere, Wsddil Whiting
, ton and Wilcoxon-70 yeas
And Messrs Anderson Of st Landry, Akenhead Avery
Anderson of Carroll Armant Bernard Brother Boudous-
quie Bussou Byrue Csstellanos Coens Dugue Esgles-
ton. Gardere Guion, Jennings Jones Key Lyle Martin
Pafey. Preuxs Richardson Of St. Mary. Rixuer Roman
Robinsou, St. Paul. swaEey, Shaw, Tatman, Thibodaux
so nays t-l Il. 49,,
Consequently the motion prevailed and the wors were
stricken out. l.. Sac. n
Mr. Cotton moved to strike out In tina article the word
SHALL" and to insert In lieu thereof the word mayp
Mr. King, Of St. Landry. moved to lsy the amendmeni
on the table on said notion @
Mr. Phillips called for the yeas and nays which resulted
as follows.
Messrs. Anderson Of St Landry Akenhssd Avery, An.
derson Of CARROLL Armant. Brother Boudousquis Russon
Cas.lanos Campbell Coll.ns Connely, Conrad Dsaouet
Douglass Dugue Dufel Edwards Of Point Goupss Eg-
seston Grdere, Harris, Hsrgs Hodges Hunt Jsnnipgs
Jones' Key King of ST. Landry Lsp.yrr Leefe, Eesds
Lobdell Lyle McIlhenny. Martin, Monge Olivier Of 81
Martin Olivier Of St Mary, Palrey Paxton Prsaux puio
Rixner Risk, Roman, Roysden sEazey, St. Paul Shaw
Scarborough, Smith of West Fecisna, Tatnlau Tribe
= daux. Thompson and Wicoxson-55 yeas A
And Messrs. Addison Besancou Bernard, Beale Beard
Boyer, Buard Byrne Carter Cotton Daiferes Delony
Dosson, Farmer, Guou. Hatch, HERON. Hebert Housh
lsaacks, Jourdau. King Of Jackson Leblanc, Mcdiscn
Mathews OF Point Coupee, Moss, Parhai Pleros Philips
Reeves Richardson of st Mary. Richardson Of 0uaea
Rnnquio, Robinson, sandidge Smart, Shelton Snik
Winn Sibleg Smms. Stewart, Talbot, Taliafefu Todd
Van Wickle VilIere Waddin and Whittington 4s nays
Consequently the motion pre- and the ssndmsn
was laid on the table. -z-
MIR. King Of jackson, moved to insert at the end
the provso" offered by Mr. Eus,is, the following
and free to the staten tT ~
Mr. Hunt offered the following substitute to the article
Laws shall be made for ascertaiDng by proper proc
the citizens who shall be entitled to the right Of suffrage
: hereby established"
Mr. King of St. Landry called for the previous ques
tiou. which was carried. l.9sA
The frst question being the substitute offered By
Mr. Hunt the same was laid on the table. -
The question being then on Mr. Kings (of jackson
proposition the same was laid on the table.
The following named delegates asked and obtaine,
leave have their recorded favor of the proposi