New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-20
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MAncH, e i flogse !; special order for the
morning the biz from ss Senate appropEiating 29
Of the Feise and e MsssFs MItsnasfaer & Co.
Of New for $40 900, ,or ~ much sefeof as
may be necsaky to discharge ths Liabilities of the
state to that house account of the Penitentiary,
gaa IA ken u d and passed on the third reading.
The special order Of the day, the general appropn-
alton BILL was resumed. If s:555
Mr. Gordon submitted proviso to the bill
that the appropriations to private ellara
tionsssaIl not be paid by the Auditor before N0yen
Ier1ext and not them except upon satisfactory
amount ts been fof tne
wear. from private sources W. s.$a aSta
The araendnent-was adopt 81 nay ss. :
The chair$hagfng announced that che House nag 1
acted uponsan the iserls OF alaa
keen presented from the Finance and other
sources 4j -,
NJ SIeDonald called for the third reading Of The
entire bill. a 8ss .,.ao u,
propriaed tstys GefE ofsfe First District Court Of
,aNeT Orleans, Briee n6veslto strike ots S5osVs~
,e ss5sarice advocated thenotsor on tie that
\, alton together Insult the appropr
81 81 aH an anlotns did thas otTser serlnus
4 4 he vas eogst said
7, deputy clerk. He se duties Of translator, anda
q stationery Ai these asoy 70 parehase blanks and
:. 450.an amount anaoanssd :, e
is office during the year. hen Basnss of lis
d Of ha salary Of $1,000 would remain
d by tie bill before the House. aprlated
y Mr.. Brices motion preyailed-S $4,000 was ffse.
e @ The House then went on with careful eansids1.
r tion of the bill section by section until tile whole
e. was gone through and passed.
J The House then adjourned until 10 O'clock fl af.,
IS Monday. 81
u sfoNDAY, March l7--House-T House took ur,
the BILL repeal tEeaet establishing quarantine egu
4 lations at the port of New Orleans, Whichas oF
y deEed to beengrossed for third reading motion
to suspend the rules SO as to put the its fnal
I again come up iii its ORDER
d ., The special otdeE Tie Regstrybil from the Sen
To this bill the most decided opposition was made
e by the minority Of the American party. Theyes
peeiay objected to that section Of the bill which
Y gave e an applicant as voter the
papers OF swearing that he had lost Them and there
81 by establish right to registration and the elective
ne franchise. sstFz9 I3 es8 s}s45J5ss assss#$*
Mr.. Semnes submitted motion to take recess for
M half an hour. during the recess the
each three gentaen to constitute an naTnal
~ COMMITTEE of Conference, with view to the arrange
~ s ment or some compromise OF the difficulty az
,ag ,eg This Was done and about upon there
) OF the House tie result Of the confer
ts Xa1 n9s g M ssss
US to the bill which had been agreed on he main one oi
In IN which vas that the person; ap
a plies to have his name registered as
ieF produce thaHertieate of the Clerk Of the ar
f5l which had him naturalization. Il
DIT SemIleS moved 4ad0ptlo OF The 1sG EeGEIol
The bill The LIT section provides fol- the appont
ses ment Of the Judge who is to have charge thi
N. whole subject Of naturaIi by the GoTernor
ND sMr. Brice, that he might place himself In righ
ol position before his moved to amend thi
od section as to require the Judge to heeeeted
As people, instead Of being appointed the
slt Z y and called for the ayes and the
aoh Mr.. Semnes desired to say word 8or two befng
cen the vote was taken. call for the ayes and
ofS under such circumstances indicated to him purpps
ent on the part Of the minority, force the nt
the an attitude on the journals of opposition to tren
as the people with election Of the Judge If theca
the for the ayes and nays persisted sFpd 50,
le5 for himself that he Should feeat liberty to retire from
the the compromise
To Mr:sBrice said heswouId wthdraBsthe call for tht
ny ayes and nays though he could not Ills motion t
IN amend.
ace N1r. James moved to lay . riee's motion on ts
[ed table, which was carried 355.$ .4S4
zen The bill was then considered, section bysecti0n
at and passed on its second and third reading
ny lin alone, of sixty-tWo members voting against
NJ final passage .s5gss
see Theb to repeal the establishing the Qunrantin
ma regulations at the portof New Orleans
IN and briefly discussed. Messrs. eldridge, Hakn
be Smart and semmes opposing, and Messls DnpeEie
lng and Jones advocating itand passed on sas sthir
zeo II reading. &%