New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
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Csg BAroN KotaE, La, July 20, 1852
The report Of the Committee Of Amendments to the
Constitution passed To-day after slight amendment
send II to you publication, precisely as passed.
Mr. lssacks presented resolutions specifying sessions
the Supreme Court in 0pelcusas Alexandria, etc, well
- IN NewOEleans Tey N9e laid "a fGtahfcNntil thG
{ Judiciary report came up, a.
Deieay presented report Of sainefty on Inter.
improvements which confines itself to requiring the
III Legislature to make law for carrying into effect the
lesse purposes which the public lands were do
mated by Congress, Ordered to be printed -
Tho resolution introduced yesterday by Mr. Risk
quiring the Public Printer to print the laws and Journals
was called up touay pf Mr. htng OF 81. Landry After
short enc thousand copies IN French and the
same number IN Engfsn Separate rolumes) Were re-
CURED.
me 'oraer q .as aasene heotve Fmnchise-canae
up on ME- jennings amendment that the Legisla
snail hroVoe by law Tor the registry Of the names o
eaeh so'e. nse aays oeere eecton Mr. sandinges mo-
ton 70 surge OUT al IN rotation 70 the country parishes
was ca Nl frgs -, IL L. -.
Imentioned TO you yesterday that Mr. Eusts had in
n aehament 70 the effect that the Registry
Jaw shouo DC no addonai expense to the oleetor Mr.
hlns OF Jackson offered an amendment in addition to
TINS providing that the law should be noaddona
expense 70 inc state. MI hns's amendment was re-
lecteo, ana that OF ar. Eusts was retained
Mr. Hunt read an article from the Network Constitu-
l
Jennings having previously Withdrawn his amendment
Z" fvc days previous to the election ~ ~.
MI. AUNT substitute was as follows: " Laws shall he
aue l'r ascerne by proper proofs the citizens who
shall he entitled to the right Of suffrage thereby estab
iished,.s 1t was lost -
The article. as amended then up andEa carried
in this shape The Legislature shall provide bylaw for
tne OF the names Of oil qualified elsetors in the
city OF New Orleans provided that there shall no
penseto the elector.'' ~ * -
MI Coiens amendment aid over yesterday requiring
months citizenship before yotin then voted on
rt. ,.,,s,s L. 80 49,. :,
ine quahca.lon Oh an eeetof IN TINS state was then
States resident in the stato 10 months and in tba
Inar;sl, a months - r -. =. -,
1,a.0
fhefe seemed TO 90 general satisfaction In this settle
mont Of warmly contested principle in the Constitution
4 of the State
J,-n,r,;nv Ds.,,-,,r,r ro J,,s,;.r, p.n -
Ahha'l JUDICIARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'uaiciary report
next came up and opened field for Mr. Rande Hunts
oraory That delegate made two or three lucid and eIo
lnuent speecbes to-day ON this ranort Tbo srs, t, ~
tiees only have ,ear cons;dersd am, both ho, sa
The FIRST article ayoko warn, ,,er,,rd bv ,an,,
bers for the establishment Of District conrts .ho tn
mum of salary of the ipdaes and tla terur If .ha;
office in the Constitution Mr. Hunt and others showed
the imnractic.bil;t of tbe ,r.,,to,, div, .ht
4b,t ,ba ra,;s,.t,,ra ,o,5 \, 4. - - I, =,
$3.50 =. :. n'oon pe'.ei. N tie "a
Inc power OF the Legislature to restrict the uris
dction of the Supreme Courtto questions of law only
was ably commended for by Mr. HERON of Ration
Mr. 1Iro rar,ar,a, +h+ H. ,as -
~ ~ At Aeu .n'1s .he1 LIZ" peeh VlrSuaiiy ae-
prved OF the benefit OF trial by jury by the present
tenn in all where appeal had been taken from
bis Distr;ct III. sunren,o corrt b,a +o,, ~, =
- w au '"hen '1e ease en-
iso sher nanos never sendng party back to be
tried on facts '.S=
Mr. Hunt showed in long speecI, that tho Annp,lato
svste,,. ,xass ~, a.. ,ir,, st ~ -, :,
- ~ 'ys.e, oa' iaa ocen apuseds
Seho You the ffs TWO articles OF the report they
have been adopted. d e--.+
Tr,E IF--Jtptcr.ny DIR ,nT,,rsrArt 40 -,rho ia;
cia pswer shall bes yested in s,,rr.na co,t ~; i
Inferior ,onrts II fbe rar;siatr $50 " sueii
time order md establish and In Instes: II t p "
AMI 10 rha s,,nr st - ous.e e u Gie ieace
matter provided shall have annejlae iurisdcfio nn
which ursd;ctfon shall astsnd IN III, ony
matter in dispute shall exceed three nIre soars m
all cases in which tho constit or w.
tn toll Or impost whatsoever ~. ~ any AZ = NY
Or j5eaat Imposed by niunicinal cornorat;on shall r
in CONDENSATION. and tn nil cr;mna easos m s ~
law alone whenever Tho ospn baad on o.
viii death or imnrisonmcrt al h.rd IS - runishape
exceeding three hundred dollars is acail ;nnosaa T
Legislature shall have power to restrict The If
Tho .preme Court in civil eases
~ ~ "i.h 'ne reasons ol
M sko,o t I'M,
nart1t ,o,,no,ta ''A'' e' M
u : 'p'"'''f"
% Gss sn ON by
ments of the CSnstitntion to ,vhon n GU ~,
proposition of the Delegate from East Feciana u,en
IN regard to the mode Of amendment of this Com
trba a.i,s, ss,: -. ~
suit Constitution to he ,nneccssar;ix ~ is. -
presents too many Obstacles in the way of efaetipa n
ohanSe IN me organic wand that Specder process of
lnaities willie Il un,G Y % a,e an,. isWer ior
and obtain as fully the g.lnctien Of te peope
changes proposed would. at time, dispense with
ft envy tne eSeense y convention here
they therefore, resneetf,li h h 10y ~
substitute for tho article on the subject as IL now stands
- article - ANY amendment or ataendmcnts to this |
;vns ~ " Il ~ aG sehe OF neuse OF
thirds Of the members elected 10 each unse cS 5
posed amendment amendments shall be entered on |
three months hef5e tba ma Vt ro,ar,i it; 10 gu y
sentatves to the State Legislature in Mt least onees
paper n French and English in every Parish in the State
nosna dt pui a,t ~ pupsned ana suoh pro
the people at said election and If maority Of thn vot
ny said election shall approve and ratify such amendment
VI me same shall become part of the Con-
lima lhav t. onu M De submitted at
that the people may vote for or aaainst each anendman
separately, - r. Topp, Chairman
= ,9- 20 = ser, No. '---
: = BATON ROUGE, La, July FL 1852
af. Ihnacrro pressed the minority report
on 'he Legislative department. 1t Is long affair, but
chiefly occupied in an expression Of dissent from the TO-
port of the majority on the tota, nonn,+io, has IA
contends that slaves having no political existence thew
cannot count IN apportioning representation and that it
d against the genius of Republican institutions for anv
species Of property to be allowed to vote 1t then enters
nto special pleading by taking the two counties in the