New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
Ion Of Mr. RAY, the amendment

.On motion OF Mr.. Ray, the amenoment
Is adopted. rs-- .
M. Blackman moved to strike out all
M the seventh to the nineteenth line, and
sert "that the Governor, by and with the
y -see and consent of the Senate, shall ap-
INF one Registrar for each parish, with
yer to appoint clerks and assistants"
IN. Ray moved to lay the amendment on
table.
krr Blackman called for the yeas and
Ehe yeas and nays were ordered, re.
ldDg:
Meas: Campbell, Coupland, Darrall, Fran
4 Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Monette, O'Hara,
Mckard, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray Smith,
Eloox, Williams, and Wittgenstein-l7.
Nsys; Anderson, Bacon, B ackman,
ma, Futch, f. L. Jewell, 0futt, Todd,
n White-9.
n. Blackman moved to strike out after
word chairman" in the ninth line, the
Ods " two othermembers."
IN, Ray moved to lay the amendment Of
Blackman on the table.
IN. Blackman called for the yeas and
"a, which were ordered, resulting:
Meas: Campbell, Coupland, Darrall, Fran
n jerks, Lewis, Lynch, Monette, 0'Hara,
Aekard, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray, Smith,
M, Wilcox, Williams, and Wittgen-
kin-ls.
NAYS: Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
sughD, Egan, Foute, Futch, Jewell E. L.,
hui, Ogden, Thompson, and White-12.
Laid on the table.
Mr. Ray renewed his motion to adopt the
N section of the bill.
fhc first section was adopted.
Fhe second section was read.
AaMr. Smith moved to amend by striking
bm the fourth and fifth lines the words
Erom the qualified electors of each parish
the State
Lr. ogden moved to lay the ameddment
the table.
NJ. Smith called for the yeas and nays.
hch were ordered, resulting:
Yess: Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
suehn, Coupland, Darrall, Egan, Foute,
EtcR, Jewell E. L., Kelso, Lewis, Lynch,
futt Ogden, Packard, Ray, Thompson,
bdd, White, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgen-
ein--23.
tEsys: Campbell, FRANCOIS, Monette,
Hara, Poindexter, Pollard, Smith, Witt
nstein-8.
Laid on the table,
BIZ. Ray moved to adopt the section.
dr. Blackman moved to strike out ia line
hit the word "three anl insert two"
Er. 0'Hara moved to lay the amendment
Mr.. Blackman on the table.
adopted on division, yeas Is, nays 8.
Rlr. Thompson moved to amend by insert
''that the Board of Registration shall
INSIST of the Parish Recorder, Clerk Of the
urt, and Parish Judge, and no extra com.
nsation be given them.'
Mr.. Smith moved to lay the amendment
Mr. Thompson on the table.
Tbe yeas and nays we're ordered, result
g.
Yeas; Campbell, Coupland, Darrsll, Fran
E, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Monette,
Hara, Packard, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray,
hith, Wilcox, Williams, and Wittgen
en-lS.
Mays: Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
snghn, Egan, FOute, Futch, E, L. Jewell,
Hutt, Ogden, Thompson, aud White-l2.
4 The amendment was laid on the table.
bIr. Blackman moved to amend by insert
"and shall provide two clerks for each
bard Of the parishes of Orleans and Jeffer
b, aad none for other parishes"
Mr. Wittgenstein moved to lay the amend
ant on the table.
Lost on division, yeas Is, nays IG.
Mr. Lynch moved to amend the amend
ent by inserting "and one clerk for eact
Osrd in the other parishes in place O
none for the other parishes
4 The amendment was accepted.
The amendment as amended was adopted
Mr.. Blackman moved to amend by strik-
\ & Outin line sixteen the words station
b and everything needed and insert "thC
cessary books, ink, and pens needed
The amendment WAS laid on the table.
4 Section two was then adopted.
Nj. Ray moved to go into executive ses
on.
4 The President announced the following
I pmmittees:
i Committee on Heslth-Darrau, Whitney
eEis, Egan, Day.
] Committee to ascertain the amount o
xes paid by vendors of lottery tickets il
he city of New Orleans to the State o
ouisiana-o'Hara, Monette, ogden.
Senator's Poindexter and Jewell wer
y tsnted leave of absence for Ave days.
Y The Senate then went into executive ses
Jon.
Tbe executive session 5eing over, CON
unication from the Governor was re
lived announcing his approval of join
! solution providing for the appointment 0
joint committee of five members of tn
eneral Assembly to investigate the conduc
the late elections, and the present condi
on Of peace and order in the State,
The Senate then adjourned.
CHAS. H. MERRITT,