New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02

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forces as may be necessary to secure p4sH 400 an
and good order in this State. -
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that he would snbn,;t a "a vnre sape We not lr. Ra!
renort uron eorato I'm NJ o. - -.-uOf table.
izipg constabularv force for tbo s,sI hlr BIZ
Louisiana. ys'
Mr.. Darrsll snh,n;t.ad Tho .,,o, EThe ye
of the Board of Health Of New Orleans. uns
On motion of Mr.. Darrall the report y /. Kels
referred to special committee Of FIVE, to rksrd,
appointed by the President. Nlcox, '
Mr.. Ogden asked for suspension ofS NsySF NY Fr
rules to introduce a bill to repeal secuE n Whit
seven of an act relative to successio m Bla
passed in 1855. uord
The rules were suspended and the rds ]" t
read K,. 10,
MIR. Ogden asked for further suspeut,A Black
oi tne rules TO put the bill on its secmI Ihr Bl
reading. , wbi
The rules were suspended and the Yeas {
read. Ia Jenl
On motion the bill was referred tos cEardi \,
o0N'h A''9e oh 'he 'uulclary' in-1s.
RESOLUTIONS. Nays:
Mr.. 0'Hara offered the following resN tsughD,
tion uIh w
J3eso,,sJ h, ,ho ooo.o e .,.o. Laid OF
Louisiana, That committee of three ms lIr. Ra
oers oe appointed by the President TO st secti
vendors of otterv % az pS,o y Tho frs
Orleans to the State of Louisiana, The sec
On motion of Mr. OHara the resolnt,I BIZ. SIN
was adopted m the
By Mr.. Bacon, according to preyious " ltrom tn
tice: the St
A resolution amending rule forty.tvo Ar. 0g(
the Senate by inserting after the fifth hi the tai
the words 'or there be any report adyerss & DR.. Sm
to the same, either by the majority hich vi
minority of the committee and add at aIYess:
end of the rule these words "a motion sughn,
nrint a hill or raso1rtion oha,, - =, Itch, Jt
az o,,, ataro 80 a. ,s,, - 1ii Wu futt, Q
sage, was read. n--23
Mr.. Bacon moved the adoption of the "a Nays:
olution, and called for the yeas and nays Hara,
The yeas and nays being ordered, resuls ls.e,n ~
man, Braughn, Coupiand, Egan. E. L. Dj WI r Ra!
ell, Ofntt, Ogden, O'Hara, and White-l sr Bla
nay nays oanpDeI Darrau' FRANCOIS, Kes hit the
lard Raw WiIcox Wiil;a,ns 5 W!, lr 0E
stein--l3. 'S Mr. Bl
The resolution was lost. Aiopte
Mr.. Blackman arise to queste BIZ. Thu
OF privilege, / see on the prinhl that
Judlciary Committee my name is mi - -
Blackburn. / ask sir, that it be changed uft, al
The President: The Secretary will hay. enSatloI
changed. pr. SIN
The Secretary explained that the need hr. II
sary corrections had been ordered. I1e ye
Mr. Campbell, under a suspension Of IN
rules, gave notice that tomorrow he woal fessi
introduce bill, an act to define the luss g.Ts
and fix the salaries and compensation 6ith,
State Tax Collectors. Hn-lS
The order of the day was then taken up, Nays;
BILLS ON THEIR FIRST READING. ~ y y
House bill No. 50, an act relating to d IThe am
Masters and Wardens of the Port of M BIZ. Biz
orleans, was taken up and read. "and
Mr.. Coupland asked for suspension ard of
the rules to put the bill on its secuMn and
readlng' Mr. Wi
The rules were suspended and the bill snt on
read by its title. Host mn
On motion of Mr., Coupland, the bill vlNMr Ly
referred to the Committee on ComtercA Aent by
and Manufactures. osrd in
House bill No. 81 an act fixing the cont none 70
pensation and providing for the payment. The an
the officers and employees of the GenerN NThe an
assembly was next taken up and read Mr. BIZ
Mr.. Ray asked for suspension of th Z ont Il
rules to put the bill on its second reading yand
The rules were suspended and the SE Eeessar
read by its title. The an
on motlon OF Mr.. Ray, the bill was Is 6ectiol
iefrea 10 the Committee on Auditing am Ar. RI
Supervising the Expenses of the Senate. on.
The Chief Clerk of the House of Rews The P
sentatlves appeared with message, infolnl pnmitt
ing the Senate that the House had concur Comm
red in Senate bill No. 43, an act to amen evils
and re'enact the first section of an act reh Comm
tive to bonds OF State and parish officer YES Pa
approved March IL, 1885, with the follow ou,sisg
ing amendment: In line. .fftyseven the word sena,c
Recorder of Mortgages of the parish apted
Orleans" instead of "Finance Committee dH The 81
the Board of Aldermen" an.
On motion of Mr.. Ray the House amend The .,
ment was concurred in. upcat
House bill No. S2 Joint resolution prOyi avAa ,
ding for joint committee of the GenerlE Esoluti,
to whom shall be referred tEsH ioipt
nnSuolai report OF tne Board OF Regisra eneral
'lo.' e.c'' was taken up and read. the ID
N1A' ANoJ "eASu lOE suspension OF ll3Eon of
rules 10 put the resolution on its secon The S,
reading.
The rules were suspended, and the bin
read second Time by its title.
Mr.. Ray asked for suspension of tha IL
rules to put the bill on its third reading.
Mr. q. L. Jewell moved to amend the bill
by adding, with power also to examine TIL /,
entire action and proceedings in the ssii ane !
Board in making their report upon the lat ~ TpsaA
election.p Hae II
Mr.. Lewis moved to lay the addition upon swel' y
the table. sRea5 4
Mr.. Jewell, of Orleans, called for the ysa uTre
and nays. nnge
The yeas and nays were ordered, result s0I s1Ssu
ing: ss'lP' mi 7
Yeas; Anderson, Campbell, sCouplandl be, NJ
Darrall, FRANCOIS, Jenks, Kelso, Lewis .AnHioi
Lynch, Monette, 0'Hara, Packard, POirR iefce,
iexter, Pollard, Ray Smith, Todd, Wilcox or W
Williams, and Wittgenstein-20. +mphr
: Nays: Bacon, Braughn, Foute, Futch, ofke,
Tb,; y r. 9eweii' onutt Ogden, Thompson, and Payt
Mr.. Ray renewed his motion for suspen- ! =. -. !
ion of the rules to put the bill on its third I'M ~
eading. "A'