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

u. X. Eastin, the Senate was inform
cd OF the concurrence of the Hous,
~ An net supplemental to an act re
lative to bail in certain cases.
Mr.. Mayo introduced An act sup
Elementary to an act, entitled An ac
To take the sense of the people on tht
expediency Of calling a convention
10 change the constitution, and Il
provide for delegates and the holding
Of the convention. Referred to tb,
Committee on, appointments to tht
constitution.
by the same message the SenAt,
was informed Of tho concurrence o
the House In the following entitlet
bills and resolution: @
An act to procure a block Of stone
for the Washington Monument.
Joint Resolution requesting tllt
Governor to believer credentials t,
the Hon. ]. 7. Benjamin, u. $. Senator
elect.
An net In reference to Mcdica
Practitioners.
And also asked the signature OF the
the president Of the Senate to the fol
lowing entitled bills and resolution,
Of the House:
An act relative to the Lunatit
Asylum.
An dct to authorize the construc
tion of u railroad from Red River to
Grand Point or Bayou Pierre.
Adjourned until tomorrow morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock.
Housg--WondaN, March s, 1862
So members present, 2
Mr.. Munday offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, that owing to the absence
of the secretary of The Senate, on nc.
count Of business, the chief clerk OF
the Hdt1se beallowed leave OF absence
for the day, In order4hat he may take
the place Of tile secretary in the Sen
ate. On motion the same was adopted.
MI. Simpson offered the following
resolution: -.
Resolved, that the use Of this Hall
be rendered to the members of the
democratic party, after / o'clock to-
for the purpose Of holding
q State Democratic Convention. Oh
motion the same was adopted. aaa
Mr.. Phillips offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, that after Monday, the
Ssh inst, no petitions or memorials
to any matter not already
before the House, will be received,
except by consent Of the House. On
motion the same was adopted.
Mr.. Scarborough resolved, that r.
r. Eastin, one Of the enrolling clerks
Of the House, be authorized to act
during the balance of the session as a
special messenger to the Seuate. On
motion the same was adopted. W. 4
Mr. McCntchea introduced the fol-
lowing petition: 2 e
Petition OF Citizens Of Baton Rouge,
to the penitentiary, laid on
the table, subject to call.
The House then took up the special
order Of the day
Joint Resolutions on John Melon
ough's will, approving tile course Of
the Attorney General.
BY consent said resolution was pas.
sed over, and the House then took up
the bill Of the Senate, entitled An act
in relation to the bequest of the pro-
prrty made by the late John McDon-
ouga to the State of Louisiana. After
several amendments being made, on
motion, the rules being dispensed with,
said bill was concufred in as amended
The clerk was directed to inform
The Senate thereof.
The House then took up the mes
sage Of the Senate, entitled An act
to an act relative to
bail in certain cases. On motion, the
rules being dispensed with, said bill
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