New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
NUMBER 296.

on the right bank Of the Mississippi river in the par
snss a Of Orleans and Jefferson, but the price of
such license shall be the same in New Orleans.
onenal 81 the proceeds to go to the State and the
otner haif TO charitable and educational purposes
or as Inc Police Jury may best determine.
i sec. II. Be it further enacted That the prohibit
| nons and penalties decreed by the present act shall
De applied, throughout the State, to the ohenses
/ herelh ae ~ mentioned. q
Sec ~. BE il further enacted, Tint all laws ana
parts OF laws conflicting with the dispositions Of
tne present act SHAH be and the same are hereby
repealed, and this act shall take effect from and
afier It's passage.
Ihc following bills were passed by the House to-
/ day:
Ihe Dill TO change the time Of holding terms in
Ihe tenth District Court Also the bill to change
the name Of Frederick Southgate Brown and others
| Oh New Orleans.
| Sendle-The Senate met At III o,cIoek fl,;s rnnrn
| ing, Hon. Fl. M. Hvams Lieutenant-( Governor AMI
President of the Senate in the chair. twer,ty-eo,t
members present.
| The journal of yesterday was read and approyed
Mr. Lawrence presented memorial from the
! Medical Department of the State of L0,1isiana
The Secretary having finished the reading Of the
| memorial Mr. Lawrence obtained fhe fioor and
spoke as follows:
Mr.. PresidentI believe sir that no man on
this floor or In the hall at the other end of Tie cap
itol is ready, sir, to do his duty to guard the
interests of the State and to Yrotect the Treasurv
than l. think il is necessary that we sIouId hrs
band her resources and guard well the interests
of the State in the appropriations we make to our
institutions; but, sir. believe that the time has
now arrived when the State of Louisiana shouId
protect, encourage and foster our institutions at
home. 1t is due Mr. President tn her and the
| gentlemen representing that College and the Med
ical Faculty Of the University Of Louisiana that We
| should give them ali the aid IN our power.
You are aware, Mr.. President, and I suppose
that the Senate is also aware of the result oil the
late attempt to force upon us the doctrine Of the
| rrepressibe conflict, exemplifed in Helperis book
and the Harper's Ferry foray.
| You are aware that there are Young men. stu
dents in the law and medical colleges North who.
have been driven from their institutions to their
| homestead l. sir, am, for one ready to welcome
and open the doors OF the treasury of the State OF
| Louisiana to encourage them by enlarginq our
building and to do everything in our powei to- eiu
cate them here at home. =
1.-THE speaker was here informed that he was out
of order. On motion Of Mr. LaidIaw which was
seconded, he was allowed to proceed.j
Mr.. President: Twas going to state that look
upon this memorial as one which reuures narticr,
lar and great consideration on the partof our sen
tors. Iwish, that on the presentation of every
| memorial which provides for the improvement.
the increase and the enlargement Of our institu..
tons to give each a full consideration and an
proval as far as the interests Of the State will admit
1 will ask the Senate to allow me to make some re-
marks upon this important subject, All have
| said before ME- President the youno man ~ the
| South have been driven back to their homes from
| the North here to be educated
| And. sir. the State Of Louisiana onens to the
whole South better advantages than anv other state
1 IN Iie UDl0n, Tor educating Medical FapuitV for
| the whole country. Where are they to po Il We
refuse to make an annronriatinn ~ enIsrpa onr
| Colleges and improve our institutions 80 g
4 Twill admit the basis fifty thousand dollars il 4
4 large appropriation don't know Mr. President.
if that amount can or will be given Nv tbe Senate
when it shall have been referred to a proper COM
/ mittee hope that their report will be fayorable
i But Mr. President to return tn the noint / ID
A know that the time has now arrived yyhan "a
should look with yery liberal eve mon our i,,sti
4 tutions. We know that the State Of Yirgjnia il
4 already overfowed with tho Young men of her
State who were in the habit nf heing sent abroad
4 to be educated Il want 10 give them encourage
ment to remain in the South and be educated At
\ home. 7s Z y
1t is the duty sir of the State of Louisiana to see
that this institution offers greater adyantapes to
learning than any other in the State. or IN the
\ Union The New Orleans medical faenltv ri the
n University OF Louisiana is admitted to stand a high
at least AZ any university In the world and sb,;id
we be called upon it is our duty as Senatars nno,,
this floor, to encourage the yof1ng men to remain
South in providing for their education at home. and
n bv riyiap them ali the necessary ras ~ -
But this cannot be done unless we construct an
additional building and Increase the number of Of
rooms on the lot in New Orleans. There is only
4 room enough for lao disseetinr students at onca
There are for hnndre sfdents IL tbe .easo s onse
/ tits necessary that these four hundred should have
| room to be able to dssect at one time. The Iec.
ture room is too small and the class is growing
Tapiait, tneretole lhe 0tate should contribute 70
~ iia.isusioii' eie appfopialoA Aot 70 De very
large.
iIor one Woad give inll' extent to the State in
aiung maj ihstitauon ~ wants modern improve
nleht We liprary Is 700 sia the apparatus wants
Tenoyarng and the consequence IS because they
| nave ,5!l, not m more room \, now.
VIM ny uelalll M the senate any longer simply
aesiie i lil tile lehofi oe referred 10 the Com
/ hiiT.ee Tsa aoa,,,d on NIL rilia1ees ,s.a .ar.,
1Ie nne " lnasiuLlal as'1a was was Islerfed -,
ar noo plll providing for the
aMPprMopfiation MP M OF sio,oog 70 the Creole guards.
lie Dill was releffed 70 the committee on Militia.
M! ~. intfouuceu nlii 10 autnorlze the
aIisn surveyor, 70 tle parish q Madison, 70 ap-
1a t;p ;pepsy XII snrseyos' Ine p was taken up read
XII III = ea,1s anu passsu. Mr. LaiaiaW introduced
p W au.horAe se secretary OF State TO subscribe
WI W my copies oi foWehs map OF Polnfe Coupee,
ton a anu o1,ler parisaes for diSTl
Hi anu y so1o Q Inat purpose Ihe
Wn.ls vas ieieAAsu y w oolaliiltee on fuDhe
NJ Elorrno,, ;,+ro,s,.oa In, 5.......
paard af pnh,; Wnr,s w. ~ p, recurring the
,"., pa;,t " ~ hs w ahe cutroa VI ocopi-
~ pnt,iin NJ feieiieu ~ 'he eolnmittee
II Tba aJ fao,;nss T,Ms b;Is ,,,aro ,,a.,o,
to.day .eio 's oti's "e.e passeu W slie senate
Tho5 lin ~ or,ond .,o ~. .a,..;-o
of nrlaans ors a,ro,ad aes g a 1st ~ 1e lures
Is55 pais.i' s1 ~ e1le = u " Mifch,
Tie hill, anthorizing tba a,no;,+,,,a, \. . - ,,.s.
meter or The First Dsrict Epurt ~ NJ. = nrans
The hill for fine relief Of + RaIer Nv oiieahs
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