Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
Legislative Proceedings.

/ j. g. Flhutlid, Lieutenant GoFstifof and
| President Of The Sunatp lii the clair. A
|qnofuln present. t.5
/ Mr.. turtle presented petitions. Mr..
MnVea laid before th6Tfenate the . tlifd
biennial report Of tile 35afd Of Adminis.
tutJrs of life fiishtis fsylam Of Louisial
na, = wllialt N ms refogfaa to the committee
Oh charitable insttutseus.
/. The snfne senniur Igfpaented, memorial
\ ftefii +. II. ltibbuii, flfs7red to committee
On claims The folloving Senators ghvc
notice. that OH aotTts future day, they
would Introduce tie foilowlng bills Mr..
Griffin, An net graiiiing pensions TO Vale
! ry Danaat, Martin IEabroe and others
!, Mr.. Griffin, All aef fH tile feiief OF Foun-
taia " Carson, and 9slhets.
Mr.. Burthe, An aaE. to establish tic
Parish OF lied Riveff
MIR. .5anditlgc, RsAolnions, providing
fer ntlditiullal amendiofts to the CoHsti.
{ tItiati.
! MI. Riellaf.isof ef ousl,ita, An act,
! to alolahathe 8oiIiasM pafiah superinten-
. dent Of Public achasds, aud eonfer upon
!. tic Recorder of Tic several parishes,
!, and others, The duties now performed by
. them.
Il Mr.. Mayo An apE r,ors specially to
! define tlie fees Of pafish Recorders aud
!, Nosuries Public.
Mt. Richardson of puchita, introduced
! tile following resolutions
Z Resdttea, Tint stlslthanksof the Sen.
i tfo, md IIouse Of lset's, be tendered tt
= Gem Pafsiler r. slssith for the very ap
proprlale and beautiful present Of chairs
for tile presiding offers sf both Houses
7 If tho General 1sssnbly, constructed
! from tho wood Of one Of tlie platforms oi
! d bettorv. Iii the Castie Of San .|t1an dc
. tJloa, Which he ilna3fsEesented to the Sen
i ate and House Of Representatives, OF The
!, State Of fouiaianstss
4 Rosoiedtl, That blie Governor transmit
i d copy Of this rssol ation to Gen. Peraifel
IF. Smith, with als assurance that The
: citizens Of Lonisialnt will ever cherish tlie
lFandaat tteeolieotionRgf tho Hero OF Con
9 tefaa.--The rules being sispended, the
laboVn resolution rassed It's I'd. aud Sd
!, readings, and was Adopted
/. Mr.. Gardiner, iiiEesiuced the following
i reeolmions
! .hssa5glsd. Thnta committee of three
: from tile Senate, Nlia - members from
i tito Tiouae Of Repsa be appointed to es
i anime into the ofaNAization of the Office
9 Of tsecty.of Statn,e Wlid to report on tbt
refurins which ii requires, particularly
Il with regard to the1topying of the laws
1 md the e1peditinglef their PRONUNCIATION
and on tic duties yfaieh may be retfench
& ca fgotn, or addea tsxseaid office such o.
!, die I3nreau of stassstics ssc. Rules sus
\ uenaad, resolution ksopted. -Messrs. Gar
4 Iddre, Isunjairiin, ana Phillips came on tli'
7 part Of tho Eenatti4
I Mr.. Phillips, ilsssbduced d resolution in
IstrtaeIing fntefthfI bsproyetnent committee
4 4 81 ssaNl lszsse sss 1, aI,d resolitiona Il
\ 1.-The Congress of 9Th u S asking dona
( ton of lands, TO aid In the construction o
|. Itlie New Orleans and Nashville railroad
e the New Orleans Ind Opelousas srailroa'
7 ID The North western part Of the State
) lanl the Vicksbvr4 and Shreveport rail
{. lroafl- rejected.
al Mr. Richardson Of O. offered the fol
:, lowing resolution, which was adopted;
4 Resolecd, Thatshe judiciary commite
il be instructed to iliqiiirc into the constitu
tionaity mud expedietlcy Of comforting UP
=, son the secretaryof Stale the dutie nov
\ performed by the sbtate Superintendent 9
i, Education.
4; Mr.. Mayo, offstea the following resolt
Y, ton, WHICH was adopted.
y, .Rcso1eea. rhAs tho committee on pnl
i, lie Education, bAinstructed to examin
Id and report .npoii alie expediency of abo
81 isling the office n Parish Superintendent
y y and reducing tl,ebnlary Of State Snpcrir
tendent Of public seiiools.
no Mr. Salomon asst. clerk Of the House
Uniformed the SeiEsfe Of The concurrence /
q q the House. In aae Joint resolution, al
4. pointing d cousigittee to examine th
H. Treasurer aceo5nts. lie also iflorne
.. the Senate, thatstiie Speaker had appoil
se ted on the conrdEtee, on the part Of III
House, Messrs. Scarborough, Rivers, Pa
= Iharf1, WilIinmscaf and Angustin. On mt
ton, the r,tles ssere suspended; the sal
In resolution untlerTent its several reading
/ aud was conc,,rfsl in. Messrs. sahdidg
Robb and Provost, were appointed on u
: part of the Senase.
Mr.. Butler, iiasfoduced An act to PR
rii vide FOR the establishment of a session
m the Supreme Ceurt at Natchitoches, r
as ns ferred TO tominilsee on the Judiciary.
=. Mr.. Provost, Introduced An act, to r
%, fund to the pariNt Of Reint Coupee, ce
Ia tain expenses isttrred by her. Keferre
- - to committee On clnims.
II II Mr.. Phillips. Introduced An act 70 il
ar prove tl,e falls 81 Red River at Alexal
'e- slria. Refsrrefsso committee on Intern
Is 'n Improvements.
~ MIR. Cole iits5auced An actto carry i
ge TO effect the .6adiciary system Of th
es State Referred 10 tile committee on Il
I'M Judiciary.
III III Mr.. Wicljia. Introduced An act, provi
ets | ing for the payment of the expenses !
lra CURED In publishing tile proclamation
=. ~ the Stcfetaryof State, and amendments
~ tile Constisution of the State. Keterr
!. to committee oil claims.
ri 4 MI: proyosf, introduced the followil
bilIs, which wenc referred 70 appropria
- committees.
Ba- An act, in relation to fines imposed .
on delinquent jurors. An act TO anne
the Art 427 G. P
ge, An act for tliS relief Of Clement Enc
sna ss of Poinse Couree, aud An act. icr tile
", lief of Zenon Ionglois jr.
's 1sst MI. Richardson Of Onchita, Ar act,
~ incorporate the town cf Trenton. in I
of parish of Outilita. Referred 70 co