New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-02
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1866.

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THE JUDICIAL ~. AffHAi'h"hHi '"'iA Ia" .,
The Senate bill to regulate the sale of property
seized under an order OF seizure and sale, or VIII
OF ters fdctos was then taken up, on motlon OF
Mr.. Montgomery, as the order OF the day. rms is
the bill to change the law relative to judicial ap-
praisements, which had been under discussion yes
terday, and had been adverted to during this
morning. 1t was declared by the Chair to be on
lts thlrd readlng, ana tne questloh penoine d. te
hour of adjournment yesterday was Mr.. Fenner's
motion for the previous question.
| The sense of the House being taken, the pre-
| Mr.. scanlan moved to strike out the enacting
clause, to kill the bill.
The Chair decided the motion to beout OF order.
The previous question had been ordered, and the
bill was not open to amendment. Nothing could
be gained by the motion, however, for if the op-
ponents of the bill were strong enough to kill the
bill by striking out the enacting clause, they were
strong enough to kill it by direct vote.
| opI dom
standing yeas 4o, nays 80, tne Dill was oecAaieu W
have passed its third reading.
Mr.. Stille moved reconsideration.
Motion was made to lay MIR. STILES motion on
the table.
Ms. Scanlan renewed his motion to strike out the
| enacting clause.
The Chair decided the motion again to be out Of
order.
And the motion to reconsider was laid on the
table-yeas 46, nays 36.
Mr.. Mcconnell raised question of fact as tc
whether the bill had just passed its second or it:
third reading, and argued, if the former the thr6
reading could not be had to-day without suspen
sion of the rules.
The question gave rise to considerable discus
sion, which resulted IN the Chalr decldlng ue W
lection of Mr.. Mcconnell well taken, upon rep
tion of the bill yesterday by Mr.. Leeds, who wa
temporarily in the Chair during that consideration
Mr.. McEnery moved to adjourn.
The motion was rejected-yeas 81, nays 3S.
Mr.. scanlan moved to suspend the rules, to tax
nm the Senate bill providing for parochial elec
tions. That measure was equally as important t
the conntry as to the city, and he trusted gentle
men from the country would not pursue thei
| Por tn f1gnf tn
nortant bill
Mr.. McEnery would object to any suspension
the rules whatever. The measure which had jul
been dropped was the most important that cou
come before the House, and so long as his vo
could prevent it nothing else should come up OF
of its regular order.
Mr.. Waggaman, regarding the arrest u 'ne
referred to by Mr.. McEnery, after its passas
upon a second reading, as the consequence Vi
y factious opposition on the part of the New U
. leans delegation, springing from selfish antago
ism to the interests of the rest of the State, d
clared his purpose of retaiatlng by all legltlma
. : means. He again argued the necessity and pr
- priety of the measure and exhorteo the count
y members to stand by the interests OF ther co
r. sttuents.
o Mr.. Mcconnell dened that 1he Guy oeiesa'i'
| was lnnueHceo py wv Aii'.4'"
and instanced the support the CITY deiegatlon ga
3 to the appropriation for the constructor OF leVe
as proof of their interest In tne general weila'
Their opposition to the appraisement Dill s'o
n upon higher ground. They opposed II oeeause
~ was unconstitutional, because II violated tle oo
~ stitution of the United States, which they hao
power to change, and the effect Oh the DILL II
became law, would be only to deprive the dom'
~ =. tic creditor of his remedy, while the 1ore'
creditor, to whom the Federal courts Wouio
open would still exercise all his rghts. Ihey
!, posed the bill also because such measures "o'
~ repel capital from the State. Ihese were
-. motives that influenced them and such mouVes
~ not deserve to be reflected upon. lie Woald VI
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