New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

Room No. "a, Baronne Street
... s.--... 'Ii,, r.. September 10, 1868, }
To the Honorable Speaker and Member. of the
House OF Representatives Of the State Of Lou.
Your committee, to whom was referred
Senate bill No. 1856, entitled an act to
amend an act entitled an act to take the
sense OF the qualified voters of the parish of
Winn as to the eXpediency of removing the
seat OF justice from the town of Wianfield
| to the town of Montgomery and confirming
the town of WINFIELD as the seat of Justice,
would report favorable and recommend the
passage of said bill.
K. II. ISABELLE.
CHAIRMAN ofCommittee on Parochial Affairs.
HENDERSON WILLIAMS.
P. HARPER.
j. B. ESNARD.
| COMMITTEE ON PARocHrAL Abrams i
| Room No. 81 Baronne street.
September 10, 1853
To the Speaker and Members of the House Of
Representatives of the state of Louisiana:
Your committee, to whom was referred
Senate bill No. lj9, would beg leave to re-
port tavorably and recommend its passage.
+. H. ISABELLE,
Chairman Committee on Parochial Affairs
HENDERSON WILLIAMS,
P. HARPER,
| j. 3. ESNARD.
Senate bills Nos. 135, 15I, l59, reported by
the committee, were ordered to be placed
on the calendar for third reading.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:
ROOMS ENRoLLrNa COMMITTEE.
House of he yresentativ
New Orleans, September Il, 1853
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tbs
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment have the
honor to report that the following acts have
been duly engrossed:
House bill No. 226.
Joint resolution authorizing Joint com.
mlttee OF the General Assembly to inyesti.
gate the manner in which foreigners are
furnished with naturalization papers with
out declaring their intentions. - u.
House bill No. l54.
An act to authorize and require the Mavor
aud Common Council of the city of New
Orleans to issue bonds for the redemption
of city notes.
House bill No. 90. rr
An, act to provide for the indentare
OF all persons under eighteen years
OF age, convicted before courts OF the State
OF Louisiana exercising criminal jurisdic.
ton OF any crime not capital, to responsible
parties until said persons SO indentured
Shall have attained the age of twenty-one
years, instead of committing them to the
Parish Prison or the Penitentiary.
| And also duly enrolled; XIII
| House bill No. IA, an act to amend an act
to provide for supplying the loss of public
records, and the papers consumed by the
burning of the courthouse in the parish of
Rapides on May Is, 1854, and to ratify the
appointment by Governor Wells of COM
missioner for that purpose.
House bill No. 2l3, an act entitled an act
for the relief Of Widow Hettie Sinclair, of
Ouachita. -I =
House bill No. POS, an act for the relief of
Augustus Bowers, patient in the Insane
Asylum at Jackson, Louisiana.
Respectfully submitted. r
o. Il. BREWSTER.
..g Chairman Enrolling Committee.
20 MESSAGE FROM THB SENATE.
The Secretary OF the Senate was an.
nounced informing the House that the Sen.
ate had concurred in the following House
bills: Ai t'1e Hitsf - ~ n.
Nos. 125, IL, lsl. 2 ~.
Also asking the concurrence of the House
In Senate bills Nos. "a, lis, and Senate joint
resolution No. %. ---
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. Hei.
denhain,, OF Orleans, offered the following
Joint resolution which passed its first and
second readings:
Resolued, By the Senate and House of Rep-
resentative of the State Of Louisiana ia Gen.
eral Assembly convened, That our Senator
In Congress be instructed, and our Repre- |
sentatives be requested to propose and sup.
port an act to repeal any law now in force,
by which the State of Louisiana might be
prohioited from organizing o. arming
Resoloed, further, That the Governor Of
me state be directed to forward copy of
.he foregoing resolution to each OF our Sen.
AtoFs and Representatives In Congress.
Mr.. Heidenhain, OF Orleans, moved that
'he constitutional rules be suspended, In
,rder to place the joint resolution on its
hird reading. 500
Messrs. Noble and May called for the yeas
ind nays, resulting as follows: e.rsa- F
Yeas: Alexander, Antoine, AdoIphe. Re
ot, Brewster. Collins, Carr, Crawford. I
1estonde, Dufresne, Demarest, Dupart
Evans, EsnaEd, Guigonet, Gair, Garst | /
amp Hill, Honore, Harper HoiIsnS I
Eall, HeidenhaiA, LIE Blanc Norris. Man
ion, Morey, Morand, Pearce. Preissn
isymond, Reese, Rey, sterrett, Simms. /
aytor, Tnreaud, Unphreys, Walsh, Fl. IWil, I '
ANS 1orke. u fopng,-A3... b
nays; De Grange, Kent, May, Msgee. No
ID slston, Waters, n. foung--s. 81 b '
The rule was suspended, the bIll placed on I
? thirdresding, final passage. and ordered Il
ps sent to the Senate for ceaopuenes. u "
Vnder a suspension Of the rules Mr.. Ao- '
y Of 0uschita, offered the following House =
IlI No. ISL, which passed its first, second P
ID third readings; p