New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-06
On motion ,f Mr., Kepper. the fifth section was

lopted as amended.
The sixth section was read and adepteu.
SEC. 7. Be it further enacted, etc., iha' no
sba,i ayer he held liable or respoh'
lille for the contracts or faults OF such w,
ion in any further sum than the uhpaiu oa"
Inc In the company on the shares owned oy mn
nor shall any mere informally IN ofga,ii1a''on
have the effect of rendering Charter nun VI VI
exnosinr a stockholder to any liability beyona lhe
amount of his stock.
Mr.. Duyigfeaud offered the following SUBSTITUTE
for the It'll section:
sEc. 4. Be It further enacted, ETC., mat every
stockbolder shall be liable in solido for the con-
tracts, faults and losses of such corporation
And on the adoption of his substitute Mr.. Du-
yirneaad called for the yeas and nays; they were
ordered, and being taken, resulted as follows,
to wit:
Taas-Messrs. Abney, Brownlse, Brusle, Burthe,
Cooley, Duvigneaud, Egan, Ellis, Felowes, Foute,
Mshan, Newton of Jackson. and Purcell-l3 sena-
esrs.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow,
Bell, Campbell, Gordon, Kenner, Lott, Munday
Newton Of Morehouse, Nelson, Palfrey, Poche1
Scruggs, Taylor, WelCh and Wilcoxon-l7 Sena'
tors.
So Mr. Duyigneaud's substitute was not agreed
to.
On motion of Mr. Kenner, the 18th section was
adopted.
Mr.. George W. Munday in the Chair.
SEC. 8, Be 1t further enacted, etc., ahat 'ie
corporations organised under this act shsil have
privilege for all necessary supplies fufnisheu "
any farm or plantation, and for all advances y.
paw the wages clothing, medical atiehoanoo anu
support of all persons employed IN the cui'iVa'ion
thereof, fer the year last past and so HUGH as 10
due of the current year, on the pfouue' u 'ne
last wear and the crop of the present year
Mr.. Palfrey moved tc amend the eighth secuoh
Nv oa5ins At the end thereof the following words,
to-wit: said privilege to be established pro rae
coutvadictorily with others having similar priVl-
leges.o
Mr. Gordon moved to strike out the eighth sec
t;on. which motion did not prevail.
sTba same Senator moved to amend the eighth
section by inserting in the second line thereof
otter the word act, the following words, to-wit
Z shall have the same privilege on the crop as is
Granted by law to individuals and by striking
out the balance Of said section.
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. Paltrey's amend
ment, and the same was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Kenner Mr.. Gordon's amend
ment was ordered to lie On the table
Mr.. Duvigneaud offered the following provist
to the eighth section:
PROVIDED That the same privilege be extended
to all individuals for such supplies furnished b.
them.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner, Mr.. Duvigneaud'
proyiso was ordered to lie on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, the eighth section wa
adopted as amended.
Mr.. Palfrey moved to reconsider the vote on tn
adoption of the second section of the bill, and
| a division of the vote Mr.. Palfrey's motion we
lost by the casting vote of the Chair ON
George W. Munday in the Chair.)
4 Mr.. Kenner offered the following additional Sc
! ton, to-Wit:
4 Be 1t further enacted, etc.. That nothing in tn
1 act shall be construed as eXempting any corp
rators under this act from any license OF other to
which may be exacted of individuals pursuing
factorage and commission business, or engaged
agriculture, such tax or license to be paid by Il
corporation.
On motion of Mr.. Palfrey, Mr.. Kenner's subs
, tute was amended by inserting in the third Ii
! thereof, after the word 4 corporators," the #
! lowing words, to.wit: whether resident or nc
: RESIDENT
+; Mr.. Egan moved to amend Mr.. Kenner's subs
5 tute by adding at the close thereof the followi
! provho, to-wit:
f PROVIDED, That nothing contained in this a
shall be construed as limiting the power Of t.
State, or Of any municipal corporation or paroehi
authorities to impose taxes upon the individu
4 corporators or the whole corporation.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner, Mr.. Egan's provi
was ordered to lie on the table.
| On motion of the same Senator, the section,
amended, was adopted as the ninth section of t
bill.
Sections ninth and tenth of the original bill we
read and adopted as the tenth and eleventh Sc
tions of the same.
; Mr.. Egan offered the following proyiso to col
at the end Of the eleventh section:
PROVIDED, That the right is hereby reserved
the State to modify or repeal this act at any tin
without being considered as thereby impairing
: obligation of contracts, Or as diyestng any vest
rights.
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. Egan's prov
= was ordered to lie on the table.
!. On motion of Mr. Bell this bill was adopted
second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Kenner, ordered that this
7 be liked for the special order OF tne Jay 1or "
! nesday next, at one o'clock P. NJ, when it will
u taken up for its third reading.
X Mr.. Bell moved to adjourn until Monday a
III O'Clock N.
Mr.. Duvigneaud moved to adjourn till to-morl
] at II o'clock NJ.
III The question being on Mr.. Bells motion,
70 lOuvigneaud called for the yeas and nays t
(nere ordered, and being TAKEN resulted as
lows, to wit:
q Yeas-Messrs. Abney, Armstrong, Bell, Bro
er lee, Burthe, Egan, Ellis Felowes, Foute, Gorf
u Kenner, NOLAN, Nelson, Palfrey, Scruggs, Tay
WEIGH and Wilcoxon-ls Senators.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Barrow, Brusle, Ca
&c bell, Dnvigneaud, Lott, Munday, Newton of il
III son, Poehe and purcell-l0 Senators.
Of So Mr.. Bells motion prevailed and the Sci
er adjourned until Monday mex tat u o'clockM.
~ HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretary Of the Senat
HOuaE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
he'd HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE