The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

OF the people. But, said he, there is an end 60
such legislation. The people will assert their lib
/ critics and maintain them. He asked senators il
they we're here TO legislate for partisan purposes.
| Mr.. Lynch supported the bill. He was tired OF
bearing the appeals TO the Constitution by those
who had used their best endeavors to destroy IL.
| On motion of Mr.. Ray, the amendments OF
Mr.. Bacon were laid on the table by-yess 10,
/ NAYS Is. -..-----t d.. .. :. : ~
Mr.. Bacon moved to except the city of N W Or.
leans from the controlling power proposed to be
given to the governor. Mr.. Bacon spoke at
| length.
Mr.. Smith moved that the secretary be instructed
10 furnish the speeches Of Mr. Bacon TO the Comic
Monthly and Phunny Phellow. y,
Mr.. Braughn rebuked Mr.. Smith for the dis.
respect shown Mr.. Bacon who an old man.
IL he did notrespect Mr.. Bacon, he (Mr. Braughnl
.S,ns who was a young man would cause him TO be
Mr.. Ray moved to lay Mr.. Bacon's amendment
on the table. r-, f,ff.-t...r n , ~
| Adopted-yeas 10, nays IL.
The section was then adopted. a
The other sections of the bill we're adopted. and
the blu thereafter adopted as a whole, and finally
passed. ' ~ --''
On a suspension of the rules Mr.. Ray called MP
Senate bill, an act to incorporate the New IBERIA
Nermillionvie and Texas Railroad Company.
The bill was read and made the special order Of
the day for Saturday. RI a "a = - 1ra-l. 7 -
s. o. lotion of Mr.. Ray the Senate proceeded to
sr aw ios ss i1s long and short terms with the fol-
Long term-Beares, Blackman, Coupland, Dar.
rell. Francois, Futch, Jewell E. L., Kslso, lewis
Lynch. O'Bsra, Ray, Smith. Thompson. White,
Whitney and Wilcox ,-.l = '...
Short term-Bacon. Braughn, Campbell. Day,
Eesn, Foute, Jewell F. L.. Minetts, Ogden,
Packard. Poindexter, Pollard, Todd, Williams aud
Wittgenstein. g.. n.- rI
Messrs. Anderson and Ofutt Of Calcasieu, re.
served the right of arranging The matter between
themselves. f IN III. M .t p ft .1
yhe Senate then went into executive session and
adjourned Immediately thereafter.
rd A
.a House of REPRESENTATIVES,
Tba uorso mot a, noon Z Snaakor Iowau ara
s;dine and sixfv two members nrasant ~
Prsver NV Cbsnlain KinOston
- On motion the reading of the minutes OF the
previous days proceedings was dispensed with.
Leave Cf absence to Prescott, Of Sc. Landry,
and Morris. OF Ascension, for ten days each, was
granted by the House. Ir
REPoRTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
ErroI,ment- penor,ad the ancroosma,t ~ ho
hi rslatva 70 life sOd ,be h;II ~ smsnd
the law relative to the inspection Of tobacco. d
lnteInai lmprovements-on tne pehton o. eltl'
zeps OF Livingston ior tne Improvement OF TICK
raw river; Fsvorably, recommending an appro.
tIlsn9n Iol inat purpose. report accepted and
GRAY, Of 81. James. introduced a resolution In
OF Health, to report TO the House relative to the
health OF the FIRST District OF this city. Rules
suspenoeo ana sdopted.
Lee, of ST.. Bernard, moved reconsideration
oil the vote by which the House yesterday (6th)
refused to authorize the auditor to employ two
soditlonal clerks and two messengers. carried.
belot, OF Orleans, moved 10 amend oy giving
me auditor nity clerks. Lost. The Dill wasth
nnsliy passed and sent TO the Senate Tor concur
renee. ---.-. ~ -. -.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The committee TO whom was referred the two
metropolitan police bills reported substitute.
Page, of Jefferson, submitted minority report
OF no Importance, and the bill was referred to the
committee of the whole. r,I.fg
The committee on ways and means. by permis-
sion, reported on the bill fixing the salaries Of the
twn coroners Of the parish of Orleans unfavorably
Report accepted and bill killed. o. ~
Nor1crs OF pr1Ls
Rv u;u of Ascans;on Joint resolution an,hor
izirg The governor 10 appoint a eommittee 70 in.
vestgate soldiers claims, etc., at Washington.
BY Morris, of Ascension-An act making parish
judges auctiopeers.
By Lee. of st. Bernard--An act to protect the
'is.S.s - liiiGsnts in ceJtain cases. --...-
by beioenhain, OF OrieAns-A vi! 10 courier
ciuzensbp upon aliens aiter one year residence
id lhe siale.
BY DeSIange. o, OIlesns@An ACT 70 lncorpo
rate lie savings fA"hers bank.
r,Rsr Ry.prNe OF RuIs.
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w a. Nv snas IA ,anaS on ~
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PY crav ~ a. Jsmas An act rs,st,vs N the
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supree oou,s ~ hesu ~
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N .ion osses w" P;s' Pn;.,s u '"iNs 1N1 'SSsu
Nv Calhoun Of Ranides-An n act authorizing the
attorney general TO rent ROOM and appropriating
$500 TO buy books for him. Read and placed on
the calendar.
Morey Of Ouachita, introduced resolution for
bidding, unless by two thirds vote, the iatroduc.
ton Of any new business into the House after
Aug sth until the present large arrears of uuin-
ished business are disposed Of. Rules suspended
ana adopted.
sprcrAr oRnKR oF THE nav
M "a, taH 49, ooiloa,;oo i " % 80 h.or ,svo oe n,
lne pLl Ioi tLs OoeS"Vu ~ Ss ga.
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