Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Legislative Proceedings.

I Present, Hon J. Il. Tlanehe, Lieut..
|, Governor, and President Of Ihe Sbnate Ii
! the elair.-s2s members present.
On motion Of Mr.. palaoy tho Senate
took mp out Of Its regular order, tile fol.
lowing entitled Bill of The House.
= All Act supplementary 10 An Act to
consolidate the City Of New Orleans, aud
prsvide for the government Of its aiairs, :
the rules being SUE pended, The Bill wac
coteurred ii.
MI. Wioklif, offered the following res
oluliou which was read aud OH motion
adopted.
Resolved, tint Mr.. WIN. Hamilton one
Of the enrolling clerks Of the Senate lie
authorized to act during the balance ol
the session, as special Messenger Of this
body.
Mr.. Darsey on behalf Of the Committee
OH Atneildnfntsl 10 the CONSTITUTION rrpor.
ted favorably Oh the following entitled
Bill.
An Act supplementary to An Act, =
entitled All Act TO take the sense Of the
people Oh the expedieiley Of calling II
Convention, to change tie Constitution
Md to provide for tile election Of Dele.
gntes and the holding of the Convention.
Mr.. Gaf1ert, o, behalf Of tile Commit.
tee OH Enfollmelts reported as correctly
enrolled the following Bills Of the I1oubJ.
IAN Act relative to the Ltlnatic Asy..
lum
An Act. in reference to Medical prae.
titienefs."
An Act to provide for tile keeping nh
Of certain I1tvtes ia The parish of Ascenl
sion," passed.
An Act for the relief ofl,ersona w1osu
property has been sold for State t,xes and
adludicated by the State" passed.
HousE-.7 uesday March oh, 1852.
THE House met pursuant to adjourn.
rnent.
On the Roll being ealled a quorum was
present.
MIR. Phillips offered the following Res.
olutton.
Resoleea, That the State Printer be
directed 70 send ole copy Of the Bee 10
TIE Menlbefs OF this House until the pubs
@licatloli Of the laws are completed, slid
paper to be directed to them ut their sew
efal post offices.
An Aet concerning vagrnnts" pnased.
An Act to suppress moro eflectualIy
trade and barter with slaves" pissed.
/" Act concerning Coroners'' passed.
Mr., I1ieard, on behalf Of the Commit.
tee OH Enrichment, reported ms duly Ell.
rolled the following entitled Bill ind Res.
~olutioiil
An Act authorizing mn interchange
between The Judges Of the 18th aud t9sli
Judicial Districts under cortain restrict.
ions"
Joint resolution requesting our Seia.
tors md Representatives In Congress 10
use their best exertions for removing Ger.
tain distractions to the navigation Of
Bayou Lafonrche.
Joint resolution relative to the Pierre
Grove Academy, in the parish Of CaId.
well. State Of Louisiana.
II,e Speaker having signed the same,
the Clerk was directed to request the coin
Of the Senate thereto.
BY a message from the Senate, the
House was informed Of tho concurrence
'ie Semitic to the following Bills Of
the House.
= An Act to amend Oh act entitled q An
to Incorporate the town Of Vernon
approved February 81. 1850"
"An Act to exempt cemeteries Of rirr
nicipal corporations from seizure aud sale
Tor debt, and that the President Of the
Senate had signed.
"An Act relative to interest ON debts
BY q MESA &c from the Governor tl,ro
ais private Secretary, the House wa ia.
ort,aed that he bad signed and approved.
An Act relative to interest on debts
An Act to, incorporate the town Of
Clinton, in the parish East feliciana."
AN Act supplementary to an Act to !
consolidate the CITY Of New Orleans and !
'rovide for the government and manage. j
nent Of it's aaairs." !
An Act to establish an Institution for
he deaf and dumb passed.
On motion the House adjourned until 7
o'clock tomorrow. 4
SENATE Wednesday AaycA 10, 1863
Special order of the day. 1
The Senate took up the Message Of the !
Governor under date of the Let OF March, =
stl,rning to the Senate where it origina- q
g, the following entitled Bill with his OBJ |.
ttefeto.
An Act for the relief Of the Citizens
'ank Of Louisiana. !
MI. Benjamin moved to insist on the !,
assage Of the above entitled Bill not Z
outstanding the Governors objections. J
OH said motion the yeas and nays were 4
allied and resulted as follows: q
Messrs. Baker, Benjamin, Burtfie, Clark. I
Dannoy, Declouet, Darsey, Dufour. 4
'ardere, Gaudet, Kenner, L.abauve, La Il
Este, McVea, Martin. Proyosty, Quirk, &
richardson Of Washington, Robb, San !,
sc, Tatman, Watterston, 90 voted III J,
le affirmative, and Messrs. Butler. Griffin, Il
Moore, Phillips, Richardson, OF
uachita, Snyder and WickIiffe 3 voted ],
the negative. Z;
The Constitutional majority having i
obtained tile Bill was passed with its
tie.
The Secretary was directed TO inform II
House thereof ami 70 ask their con.
irrence. M N
Mr.. y. Carrigan, the Governor phi AZ
ate Secretary delivered several written All
essagges from the Governor. II,
BY q message from the House through Il,
cir chief clerk, the signature of tie