New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-25
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

FOrty-Seventh Days Ression, ,bis M
FRIDAY, August q, ii Tito Il
The House met pursuant to add herous
ment. t1ls
Speaker Lowell in the chair. sd of
The roll being called, ffty-four mem sth that
answered to their names: sunk
| Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexsr v VI am
Antoine, Bennett Buckingham, Belot BT Y" no y
ter, Barbee, Collins, Calhoun, Carr aari Ig n
Cuny, Deslonde Dufresne, Dupart, 81 VIZ" va, 4
HasEar Hnnnre fS ind his
Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle. KayanaSb aher al
LLa land rs. MolIere, McCulen, Mahier, Ihimpr
Prescott, Raymond. Rey, slaton, Ster procure
Tureaud; Wren, H. Williams, York; he rel
ioung' Aoehy-o4' bet viii
Prayer by Chaplain Kingston. that /
On motion of Mr.. Tureaud, of st. Jsk Ol thol
the reading of the journal was dspe ssh ~
with. ras 1s VII
Leave of absence for three days was Ending
ed to Mr.. Raymond, of Jefferson, insteaA ,snseu
Mr.. Hill, of Ascension, as announced in n. re
journal of yesterday.
Under suspension of the rules BTr. 3D.
of Orleans, offered the following resou. bsrisf
which was adopted: the sol,
ResoIoed, That the chairman of the d Ne plan
mittee on Contingent Expenses be and arshes
hereby authorized to approve the vouoh % OF u
a Porter to the Committee on Registn Hass resu
for pay from August to August Is, IS & your
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, was called to srsp pSd
chair. io ai orv If If
Under suspension of the rules Mr. way
of Rapides, offered the following re- c,o 81
ton: tSa,
Resotued, That the Speaker of the m agemen
appoint two additional members upOa neglec
Judiciary Committee. ladmir
Mr.. McMilleH, of Carroll, offered The ystem.
lowing amendment, which was laid ] Sss s9 Il
the table ON the motion of Mr.. Young IN diffe
Concordia: I'd G-
Resolged, BY the Senate and Houaz y
Representatives of the General Assent our he
the State of Louisiana, That a Joint IN mar
mlttee on judiciary be appointed by the .ate sc
Houses of the General Assembly, to be III Of y
posed Of five members of the House emotlo
three members of the Senate. et, oy
On motion Of Mr.. Lott of Rapiles F., such
original resolution was adopted. Of ny
Uuder suspension Of the rules, NJ varv a,
belle, Of Orleans, introduced the foloEE of a,
document, signed by Thomas VI. 0o1I y -
State Superintendent Of Pebble Educsa
which was ordered to be spread on the tire So
nal by the following vote of yeas and " sup,
on the demand of Mr.. CurelI, of OrleauSE .shool !
Yeas Alexander, Antoine. Adolf of the
Belot, Brewster, Burrel, Calhoun, INTO SC
Deslonde, Devices, Dufresne, Demsa to rec
Dupart Evans, Esnard, Garstkamp, 2 exam
dry, Hill, Honore, Harper, Hutchhs IL Of d
Holland, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle, 1.-THE Ill
Leroy, Morris, Mollere, Mahier, 1IcMl pol me-
McVean, Melvin, Mansion, Morand, Pes saEn
Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey, Sterrett a leacl
reaud, -Umphreys, Washington, II. Willk factOrs
D. Young-46. PENDENT
Nays: Abbot, Bennett, Buckinsh iaisrffs
Barpee, collins, Curell, Cuny, De Gr1#s or s
Faulkner, GAR, Haskell, Kayanagh e guar
Landersa Mcoullen, Noble, Pierce, n0neby
cots Slaton, Wren, Wilson, YaE1 three
Zoelly-23. ding Is
To the Members of the General Assembly: and I
The following extracts from report \ nothi
various Superintendent of Public Ed llofis q
ton are designed to show the total ID the p
cheney Of the old public school system vi
has beenin operation in this State since Il pc al
and the necessity for an entirely new 'la' =
DeFeet OF Supervision. sVi Of
In speaking Of the Effectiveness of the . cons
n regard to Directors ana teachers, MI ise any
J. Hamilton, in his report says: and wi
In consequence of the glaring dehE lent Of
II the law, neither the State SupeTfntend u,o
u Parish Treasurer can compel the Direct
y teachers to discharge faithfully the du hectIy
evolving upon them. II has
- saIa 20 .ae lnpos.ioilaty Of procu alever
~ '~-' ''eASnsts uilOsr tnis system more
r. i tr,s ,ha spo,,.o 49,. -. he on
'arishes are authorized to prescribe sectiyt
node BY which the qualifications of ten afs will
70 IN the district schools shall be ascert1 s -
d, bat this section Of the lasv has rema e VII
dead letter upon the statute book wit On the
Up to 1852 the law provided for Pad
as means of render 81 s's q
supervision more complete, but for 50 be
eason or other that ofv,cs "a. abolish khich
nd the means Of supervision CRED
sdused thereby,