New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13
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quire into the recent disturbances in the
parishes OF St. Landry, Bossier and oaddc.
FIRST and Second readings and referred
| to the Committee ~ ~. &H fLAL8
Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell, moved to sUs-
pend the rules to introduce bfIl
MFR. McMilen, Of Carroll. objected. ana,
called for the yeas and nays, resulting as
| follows:
Yeas: Abbot; Belota Brewster. Burrel.
Bergeron, Collins, Carr, Cuny, Crawford,
Devices, Dufresne, Demapest, Dupagt, Evans,
Eager, Esnard, Faulkner, Gair, Garstkamp,
HUI, Hanion, HutchinsOn, Holland, Hall,
Leroy, LHoste, Lott, v. NJ Lange, r..
Lange, Morris, McVean, Melvin Noble,
Pearce, Prejean, Simms, Raymond, Reesey
hey, Taylor, Umphreys, Washingtong Viii
son, William O.. Williams, Wiltz, ZOeiIy-z46.
Nsys; Alexexauder Buckingham, Barbee,
Gureli, De Grange, Guidry, Heidenhains
Lee, McCullen, McMillen, Morand, May,
Mathews: Magee, Pratt, Rengstorf, Slatons
Walsh, Wren, II. Williams Waters-2I.
Tne rules were suspended and the follow
ing House bill (No. 2sa) introduced: ssls
An act to amend and reenact section
first of an act entitled an act to establish, a
Board of Public Works for the State Of
Louisiana and to define the duties OF the
same, approved September 10, 1868.
First reading
Mr.. Belot, of Orleans, called for the
special order of the dsy-Senate bill No. IA.
Mr.. Burrel, of St. John Baptist, moved tn
postpone the consideration Of the bill uatiI
three O'Clock P. NJ. 'D t-
Carried. st.l5
MESS AGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced Informing the House that the Sen.
ate had concurred in House bill No. 26e, an
act making an appropriation of one hun
dred thousand dollars for the payment Of
. per diem and mileage of members, employees
and officers, and for the contingent expenses
of the General Assembly.
b Also, asking concurrence in Senate joint
! resolution No. 80, respecting the committee
2 on the city Charter;
g And in Senate bill No. 265, an act to
: amend and reeuact article No. 2260 of the
!, Civil Code of Louisiana, and to repeal an
o act entitled an act TO amend and re.enact
Z article 9260 of the Civil Code of the State of
Louisiana, approved March Is, 1867.
q Mr.. Reese, OF L lfourche, in the chair.
OE iHOLlOu Vi mEs IEdbt, OI OidlUOfucy bLlC
e rules were suspended and substitute to
# House bill No. 26s was taken up, an act to
,r regulate the collection and payment of taxes.
1t The bill was taken up section by section.
{ Section first was read
i. Mr.. Heidenhsin moved to postpone the
s, bill indefinitely.
e Lost. .....
q Mr.. Lee, of st. Bernard, moved to strike
" out section l, and insert Mr.. McMillen's
lie amendment to S.nste bill No. GAG, as toll
~ lows:
or That tax collectors throughout the State
are hereby authorized and required to re.
or ceive in payment of the taxes due to the
q State all matured coupons of interest OF
OF bonds issued prior to January l, 1851, and
he subsequent to January l. 1864 all certificates
.le of Indebtedness issued under and by author
a ity of act No. of the General Assembly Of
,st 1866 approved February 8, 1866, all war
he rants or certificates of Indebtedness issued
of by the Constitutional Convention of 1868
m. or by the Board of Registration appointed
he by said Convention, all warrants issued or
to be issued by the Auditor of Public Ac
On counts against appropriations made by thiI
er or any previous Legislature; Provided
ve That this section shall not be construed 4
lie apply to taxes due fer the Convention
ed leyee or school funds.
rs Mr.. Harper, of St. Charles, moved to LAY
u the amendment on the table.
oF Carried.
he The amendment was laid on the table.
ne On motion of Mr.. Harper, of St. Charles
M Mne section first was adopted.
ed Mr.. Heidenhain called for the yeas and
If nays.
les The Chair decided the call for the yea
and nays out Of order as the Chair had NO
heard it seconded previous to the announce
ment Of the adoption of the section.
MIR. McMillen, of Carroll, stated that h
had seconded the call for the yeas ana nays
:, and appealed from the decision of the Chair
me and called for the yeas and nays, resultin.
mo as follows:
g. Brewster, Bsrbee, Burrei Collins, Carr
~ Cuny, Crawford, Dewees Dufreene, De
'He Grange, Dupart, Evans, Eager, Faulkner
ms kouts, Guigonet, Gair, Garstkamp. Hill
te Hanlon. Harper, L'Hoste, Lott, " n
lei lei Lange. R: Lange, Morris, 1lcveau, Melvin,
n, III May, Matthew's Magee, Noble Pearce, Pratt
~ Prejean, Raymond, Rey, Slaton, simms
az Taylor, Umphreys, Walsh, W ashiagton, viii
srs son, William @. Williams, H. Wiliams-4g
riy NAYS; Antoine, Hutchinton: Holland
~ Heidenhain, Kent, Leroy McATillen, No
lIy rand, Sterrett, Wren, Waters-11.
:or The decision of the Chair was sustained
ne ne Section second was read.
Mr.. Mcyean, of Caddo, moved to strik
out January and insert "June.n
; The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Devices, Of Benville, moved to striIkI
ont after the words expenses Off the wsrd
use "the State in any department" and inser
tor members and employees of the Genera
Assemble - HIf 4 r4