New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

The 7th section was taken up, and being amend
{ ed BY NJ, Hodge SO Us to read as follows, wa
adopted:
q lth. That all expenses incurred in carrying TIL
ordinance into effect, shall be defraped out of sue
appropriations as have been or may be nlada h,
The convention or the Legislature for military put
/ poses, The money to be drawn from the Treasur,
On warrants of the chief of the discussing depart
lnent, approved by the auditor of Public Ac
counts who shall keep correct accounts of all sucf
| disbursements, and shall report the same to the
4 General Assembly ateaei session thereof.
ar. Thomassou offered the following as an add
tonal secfonto the ordinance, which was adopted
/ Sth. That the Legislature Of this State may al
any Time alter, amend or abolish any of the pro
| visions of this ordinance.
4 0nmotion of Mr.. Ia yIor, the ordinance was then
adopted as a whole.
MI. davidson, Of Livingston, offered resolution
relative to the compensation of certain officers OF
Inc convention previous TO its organization, which
was ordered to lie over under the rules.
MI. Richardson called up from the unfinished
business his resolution fixing Saturday next as
day for the adjournment Of the Convention which
was laid on the table subject to call.
Mr.. Wilkinson then offered resolution relative
to the admission into the Southern Confederacy of
all those States (the New E8gland States except
ed) which might adopt the Constitution of the said
Confederacy Whichresolution was laid over under
the rules.
s MFR. Stocker then called from the unfinished bus
mess resolution that in the opinion Of this Con.
Eention there is no necessity for this body to sit
hereafter in secret session, and that in case a mo-
ton being offered to SO into secret session the
same shall not be adopted unless thirds Of The
members vote for the same.
Mr.. Martin moved TO lay the said resolution on
the table, when Mr.. Stoeker demanded the yeas |
and nays, and the result was as follows
Yeas: Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Barrow Bermu-
dez, Bonford, Bonner, Briseoe, Burton Butler Cali
well, Carr. Cook, Connolly, Cottman, Davidson Of
Sabine, DeBlanc, Dorsey. Dupr6, Elan, Elgee,
Faselier, Gardere, Gaudet GLADDEN., Girard, Graves
Gray Griffin, Heron, Hough, Hodge, Hodges,
Hollingsworth, Johnston, Kennedy, Kidd, Laba-
Mt Lagrone, LeBourgeois, Lewis of Claiborne.
Manning, Marks Of Caddo, Marks of Orleans.
Martin of Assumption, Martin Of Carroll McCo!lom.
lcFarland, McNeely, Miles, Michel Miller, Moore,
Norton, O'Bryan, Olivier, Perkins of Orleans 6
eek, Pemberton, Pierson of Natchitoches, Pike.
ok, Pope, Preyosty, Pugh, Richardson, Scott Of |
aiborne, Scott Of East Felicana, Semmes, Smith, !
mart, sompayrac, Stewart, Swayze, Tappan, q
abbot, Taliaferro, Taylor Of ST. Charles, TAYLOR 9
st. Landry, Texada, Thomasson, Todd, Towles,
alentine, Verret, Warren, Walker and William a
,n-S7. 4
Nays; Messrs. AYegno, BienFenu, Bush, Dorsey, 9
ernandez, Le Blanc, Lewis of Orleans, Patterson, !
ierson Of VIM, Rozier, stocker, Tucker, and a
riltz-13. 4
Yeas, 81; nays, Is. d
Mr.. Manning then presented a resolution, which o,
as read and referred to the Committee on Postal IA
fairs.
Mr. Butler presented resolution relative to the So
mission, free Of duty, of all arms and munitions
war, which was referred to the Committee on orr
mmerce, etc. tlo
Mr. Perkins, of Orleans, presented the following ma
olution, which was adopted bri
2esolped, That the Committee on Commerce gre
venue and Navigation, be instructed to inquire
3 and report upon the propriety of granting ga
te aid for the purpose of securing direct COM les
nlcatIon BY steam between New Orleans and que
Is in Europe. 0s'-1 les
r. DeBlanc moved to refer series of resolu. cnt
=, heretofore presented by him, expressing mel
causes for and necessity of secession y to the T
nmlttee on the Judiciary, which was carried. e1,e
p motion Of MIR. Connolly, the Convention ad- :
med. axs
. II, anne,