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

Mr. Williams having, on yesterday voted with the ma
joryo the adoption of article ia az reported by the
majority If the Committee On General pryisions rnove
for reconsideration Of the safna
/ On said motion Mr.. Waddn called for the yeas and
nays, which resulted as foilows:
I Mesgrs Akenhead Avery Andrewz Arnnant pra1sora
Beuia in, Bernard Brother, BouiouS1ue Baisson Cas-
tellaod Coliens conueIy eonrad Deeouet Dougasa Da
four Dugue Duiiel Edwards Of o. Fgglestdn Garers ,
on Hays Hernandez Hunt Jennings, Jones Key Kneof
St Landry, Lapesre Leefe Leeds, Lobdell Lyle MeIt
benny, Mathews Of Orleans, Marrero Martin Mather
Monee, Nichols Olivier Of st Martin PAXTON preaux
Price Piersop Richardson Of uaeha Richardson Of ST.
Mary Rxner Risk, Ro5elius, Roysden, Staes. svazey
Scarborough Stewart, Tamsn Todd Williams. and VIII
coxcn-6l yaas.
! And Messrs Anderson of Carroll Addison, Besaneon
Beaie Beard Bienvenu Boyer Carter Cotton, Deferes
Delony Edwards of Washington Euatis, Farmer Hatch
Harris Hsrgis Herrcn Hebert, Hough Hodges Isaacks
Jourdan, King Of Jackson MeMilien Mathews Of P. c.
Moss Olivier Of Ct May, Pafre5 Pierce. Pugh. Reeves
Roman Ronquillo, sanddge, Smart, shar Shelton Smith
of F. Smith Of Winn simms Talbot, Taliaerro Where
waddill and Whittington-i5 nays
Consequently the motion prevailed and the reconsder-
alton granted,
| Mr. Williams then offered the following as s,bgti-
| tute to said article:
Art 14 Noiabilitfe shall be contracted by the State
above mentioned unless the same be authorized by
some law for single object work be distinctly
specified therein which shall be passed by majority Of
the members elected to both houses of the General Assem-
bly, and the aggregate amount Of debts Liabilities in
CURED under this and the preceding article shall at
any iiGe exceed the Of eight ralidns Of doars
Mr. Richafdson of ouachita moved to insert the
words three hfths' the following words Of the menu
| bers elected, y which motion waslost
Mr. Hatch asked to have his recorded and voted
in favor of the proposition of Mr Richardson of o.
Mr. Hargs offered the following provso to be inserted
| at the endof the substitute:
Provided that two millions shall be reserved for the
contemplated Northern Railroad to from the Missis
| sippi river to. Shreveport y '
/ On motion the proviso was laid on the table
Mr. sanddge offered the following amendment to be
| inserted after the words General Assembly,
And shall hare been submitted to the people at agen-
election and been sanctioned by majority of a the
], votes cast at such election.H B. 1
Mr Nichols moved to lay the amendment the table.
On said molten the yeas and nays called and re-
| suited as follows:
Messrs Akenhead, Avery, Andrews Armant, Bradford
Benjamin Bernard Brother Boudousquie Buisson Cas-
teanos. Celens Connely, Conrad Decleuet, Douglass
4 Dutour Dugue, Duffe Edwards of Orleans Egeleston
Gardere Guion, Hays Hernandez Hunt Jennings Jones'
Key King Of St. Landry Lapeyre, Leefe Leeds Lobdell
Lyle McIIhenpy. Mathews Of Orleans Marrero Martin
/ Mather Monge, Nichols Olivier of st. Mary Paxton
PreauX Price Pierson Richardson of ouachta Richard
son st. Mary, Rixner, Risk Roselius Roysden Staes
Swazey Scarborough, Tatman Todd Williams and Viii
coxon-60 yeas. .
And Messrs Anderson of Carroll Addison Bartlett Be-
sancon Beale, Beard Bienyenu Boyer, Bulard Carter
Cotton Daferes Delony Edwards of Washington Eustis
Farmer, Hatch, Harris, Hargs Heron, Hebert Hourh
Hodges, Isaacks, Jourdan, King of jackson, lie
Blanc Mchilen Mathews Of Point Coupee Moss Palfrey
Patterson, pearce Phillips Pugh Reeves Roman Ron
quo, Sandidge, Smart, Shaw, shelton Smith Of West
Felcisna Smith of Vim, sibley simms, Stewart, Talbot
Taliaferro Van Weke, Ylere, Waddi and Wilmington
-53nays,
Consequently the motion prevailed and the amend
ment accordingly laid on the table.
Mr. Scarborough having voted with the majority on the
adoption of the above substitute moved tor re-consder
alton of the same.
On said motion Mr.. WaddiA called for the yeas and
nays which resulted follows:
Messrs Anderson of Carroll Addison. Besapeon Beale
: Beard Bienvenn, Boyer, Cartor Daeres Delony Ed
wards Of Washington Eustis Farmer Hatch Heron He
bert ough, Hodges, Isaaeks King of Jackson Leblanc
Mathews of Point Coupee Marrero Moss Patterson Phil
lips Pugh Reeves Richardson Of ouachita Ronquillo
Smart, Scarborough, Shelton, Smith of West Felicana
Smith of Wnn Sibley Simms Stewart Talbot Talaferrc
Van Wickle Vilere Waddill and Whittington-44 yeas
And Messrs. Akenhead, Avery Andrews, Arnant, Brad
ford Bartlett Benjamin Bernard Brother Boudousouie
Buard Buissou Castellanos, Collsns, Cotton Conney
Conrad Declouet, Douglass, Dufour, Dugue Dut4 Ed
wards Of Orleans Egseston Gardere G,iion Hays Hnr
ris Hargis Hernandez. Hunt Jennings, Jourdan Jones
Key King Uf st. Landry Lapeyre Leee, Leeds, Lobde
Lyle, AIcIlhenny NcMlien Mathews or Orleans Martin
Aather, Monge Nichols, Olivier of st Mary Palfrey
Paxton Preaux Price Pierce, Person Richardson of st
Mary Rixner, Risk Roseius, Roniap. Roysden, Staes
Swazey Tatman. Todd Williams and Wilcoxon-67 nays
Consequently the melton was lost and the reeonsdera-
tion not granted
The following named Delegates submitted the following
their fo the vote given by them respectively
the motion adopt the substitute offered by MIR vii
ams to article III of the majority report of the Commit
tee General Provisions
Il vote no, because deem it highly improper in h.
Convention to enable the Legislature to pass any law
the kind contemplated unless the be previously
, submitted to the people of the State.n
[signedl A j. IsAAcKs.
"Ivote against the substitute, because prefer the
origna. article III, reported by the Committee
tSignedl J. K. SMART.
Il nay because believe that majority Of ths
people of Louisiana decidedly opposed granting tc
the Legislature undey any circumstances the power tc
pledge lend the faith credit of the state in favor
any individual association corporation. Because be
eve that the people OF Louisiana would approve bya dis
nct vote the giving the credit ofhe State in aid of an,
practicable and useful public work knowing the will
myconstltuents, peleVe IL my duty to obey It,
(Signedl JAMES &. TAHAFERRo
For the reasons assigned by Jas G. Talaferro vot
nay the adoption Of the substitute offered by Mr. Ben
jamin, giving the Legislature the power to pledge tn
faith of the State without referring the the pee
pie. ESignedl WADE Ii. llouGH.
The 2lst article of the Constitution having been refer
red to the Committee on General Provisions and sal
Committee in the report of the majority under con
sderaton suggested the propriey of striking out tn
same
Mr., Conrad offered the following substitute in lie1
thereof:
Art III The State shall not become subscriber to tn
stock of any Corporation Joint Stock Company create
established for Banking purposes pledge the faitl
of the state for the benefit of any such company.
Mr. Duour moved to reject the 12lst article ofhe Con
suton and to lay the table the substitute offered b,
Mr.. Conrad
On said motion Mr. Conrad called for the yeas and nays
which resulted as follows!
MesSrs Akenhcad Avery, Andrews, Aruiant, BERNARD
Brother. Boulousuie Duisson, Casteanos Collens De-,
clouet Duour Dugue. Dufe Edwards of Orleans Eggle
ston, Gardere. Hernandez, Hunt Key, Lapeyre Leef
Leeds McIlhenny Mathews of Orleans MarreFo Martin
Mongc Nichols Olivier Of St Mary. Preaux Price, Rich
ardson Of st. Mary Rixner Risk Roman St Paul Saes
Swazey, Tatman, Nilere and Wlliams--i2 yeas. .
And Messrs Addison, Bradford, Bartlett, BENJAMIN
Besancon Beale Beard, Bienyenu Boyer Buard Garter
Washington, Farmer Hatch Hays Harris Hargis Heron