New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19


lowell, Ptudhomne, Regenberg, Ryan, Seaman,
Sti!le, Scott, Solomon, Tete, Tezada, Theriot, n
Thicncmanr Walker, Wilmington, Witt, Wagga- tt
man, WaddeH and Weeks--H nays.
And the amendment Of Mr.. Mcconnell was lost n
The question recurring then upon the amend +
nent proposed by Mr.. Eldrdge, the yeas and nays a
were called thereon by Messrs. Mcconnell and FL n
bridge, with the following result: I
Yeas-Messrs Austin, Alverson, Bailey, Black !
man, Davenport, Deblanc, Deporter, DeLabarre,
Eager, Eidridge, Fagot, Fenner, Gottschalk, Han
Ion, Head Hatch, Hays, Jonas, Kelly, Leeds, Le-
marie, Leblanc, Lewis, Lipscomb, Meredith, Nc
Kelvey, McEnery, Mcconnell, McCloskey, Heiii-
gan, Ormond, Phillips James, Rogers, SaInboia,
Snider, Tucker, VOORHEES,, williamson and Wad-
| del-39 yeas.
| Nays-Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson Samuel,
Brown, Collins, Couvillon, Drew, Durable, Dugas,
Eastin. Ewing, Edwards, Fishburn, Gates, Green,
Halsey, Harrison Hudspeth, Kent, Lagroue, Leeds,
Leblanc, Mcdonald, MCGEE, Montgomery, Mutt,
Peterson, Powell, Prudhomme, Regenberg Ryan,
Seaman stille, Scott, Solomon Tete, Texada, The
riot, Theneman, Walker, Wilmington, Waggaman
and Weeks-39 nays.
And the Speaker voting yea, the amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. Blacknan moved reconsideration of the |
vote just TAKEN on which the yeas and nays were
called by Messrs Stle and Fagot, with the follow
3 ing result:
YeasMessrs. Anderson J, Anderson s, Alverson,
/ Brown, Collins, Couvion, Drew, Durable, Dugas,
Eastin Ewing, Edwards, Fishburn, Gaisser, Green,
3 Halsey Hudspeth, Kile, Kent, Lagroue, Mcdonald,
Montgomery, Peterson, Powell, Prudhomme, Re
! genberg Ryan, Stle, Scott, Solomon, Tets, Tex
t ada Theriot, Theneman, Walker, Wilmington,
Waggaman and Wadde-37 yeas.
Nays-Messrs. Austin, Bailey, Blackman, Daven-
=: port, Deblanc, Deporter. DeLabarre, Eager, FL
. bridge. Faeot Fenner, Fulda, Gottschalk, Hanlon,
, Harrison, Head Hatch, Hays, Jonas, Kelly, Leeds,
, Lemarie, Leblanc, Lipscomb, Meredith, McKelvey,
j. McEuery. Mcconnell, Nelligan, Mutt ormond
!, Phillips James, Rogers, Sambola, Snider, Smith
= Tucker, VOORHEES, and Williamson-4l nays.
|, And the House refused to reconsider.
r Mr. Jonas moved to strike out all after the l46ti
T. line down to the 157th line, on which motion
!, Messrs. Jonas and Michigan called the yeas ah'
n nays with the following result: &
" Yeas-Messrs. Austin, Bailey, Deblanc Della
& barre. Eager, Fagot, Fenner, Fulda, Gottschaik
/, Hanlon, Halsey, Head, Hatch, Jonas, Kelly
" Leeds, I4emarie, Leblanc, Lipscomb, Meredith
lie Mcconnell, McCloskey, Michigan, Mutt, Ormond
RS Richardson, Rogers, Sambola, Snider Waddel
s. and Weeks-3l yeas
rs Nays-Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson s., Alver
as SON. Blackman, Brown, Collins, Couvillon Daven
port Deportef, Drew, Durable, Dugas Green. Eas
or tin, EIdridge Ewing, Edwards, Fishburn, Gates
d, Harrison Hays, Hudspeth, Kent, kile, Mcheivey
We McEnery Mcdonald, Montgomery, Peterson, Pow
ell, Pruihomme Theriot, Stlle, Scott, Solomon
or Tete, Texada, Therot, Thieneman, Walker, Viii
~ tngton and Waggaman nays.
We And the House refused to strike out.
ue On motion of Mr.. Walker to engross the bill fc
its third reading, the yeas and nays were called
or Messrs, Jonas and Fenner, with the folowin
the result:
not Yeas-Messrs. Anderson j.. Anderson Samue
i've Alverson, Blackman, Brown, Collins, Couviilo
Davenport, Drew, Durable, Dugas, Eastin, Ell
or ridge. Ewing Edwards, Fishburn, Gates, Gree
eed Halsey, Harrison, Hays, Kent, kile, Meredlt
and McKelvev, McHenry, Mcdonald Moreland, MOI
one gomery, Mutt, Peterson, Powell, Prudhomu
Regenberg, Seaman, Smith, Shie, Scott, Soiome
or Tete, Texada, Theriot, Thieneman, Walker, WI
ICED tington, Waggaman, Waddell and Weeks-46 ye
each Nays-Messrs. Austin, Bailey, Debanc ,Deport
reof DeLabarre, Eager, Ewing, Fagot, Fenner, Ful
nen- Gottschalk Hanlon, Head, Hatch, Jonas, Ike
Leeds, Lemarie, Leblanc, Mcconnell, McClosk
or Michigan, Ormond, James Phillips, Richards, i
upon ers Sambola Snider, Tucker and Williamson
price uays
And the Bill was ordered to be engrossed fol
ents, third reading. e..
hree Mr.. Sambola, and Mr.. Williamson, asked and
tanned leave to spread upon the journal their
not sons for voting against the bill, as follows
7 vote against the bill on the ground that
for system is too oppressive, unjust and mpolitic,
reof citizens of this State being already too much
Hicted and burdened with taxation. That it is
Indirect taxation on the city of New Orle
t, by where its weight and application will be mo
hich felt That it will only affect commercial
,per- ,nunity, and will prove an impeachment to
9TH sorts of enterprise, and every thing on which
COM commercial and industrial interests depend.
or it will restrict business, and Interfere with the
coed merce and trade of New Orleans, and will pra
cally inhibit all her capital and resources !
'ars the act would be therefore in conflict with
provision of the Constitution which says that :"
alton shall be equal and uniform throughout
o'A'e' ANTHONY sAMBoL
e one ,o VI New ore
SOM, New Orleans, March Is, 1866.
It the Iyote against the BILL because its provisions
oppressive and unequal
'orty- GEO. WILLIAMSON
Mr. Walker moved suspension OF the
m the that the bill be read third time and passed,W
h has was agreed to, and the yeas ana nays peiS u
lie by by Messrs. Bailey and McCloskey' IL was Il
mp that there was net quorum present, wherein
er the on motion of Mr.. Bailey the House adjourned
and EVENING SESSION.
CENTS House met at o'clock P. N.
&c the Present, Hon. J. B. Elan, Speaker pro tenn
Messrs Anderson j., Anderson s., Alverson,
word lev, Barry, Blackman, Brown Bruton, Co
call" Davenport Drew, Ditto, Durable, Dugas, b
Ike out Eager Eldridge, Ewing, Edwards, Fenner, Fl
md in Fjshburn, Fulda Gates. CAN'T, Green, Gottsc
May, Ilanlon, Halsey, Harrison, Head, Hatch,
Henderson, Hndspeth Jonas, Kent,
in the Kile I.abrauche, Leeds, Lemarie, Lei
h line, Martin, McKevey, McEnery, Mcco
sary to Mcdonald, McGee, McCloskey, More
in the Montgomery, Michigan, Mutt Peterson.
c pur- Inns JAS. Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Ric
Rogers, Ryan, samboa, Seaman, simonds, S
,hangc Stile, Scott, Solomon, Tete, Texada, II
insert Thieneman, Tucker, VOORHEES, Walker, VIII
in the ton, Wilt, WAggaman, Williamson, Wade
insert Weeks-8O Representatives.
'rs." The unfinished business of the morning $
dopted being House bill No. 10,
An act to raise revenue to the State by
That 1t Of stamps, stamped paper, etc.,
he dis Woo alye nm IN itS third reading, pendl