New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-29
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PROCEEDINGS
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
JoURNAn OF THE SENATE.


Inc roll was called; present the follow
ing members !; a @.1
~ anderson, omnhds1 ,o, Bacon,' Beares, Blackman,
Fntob Jenks JeweSl RsIso aSi1, og lay rOuye' vnnS
Monette, Offatt ogden, Packard, Pinch.
PACK, lP0oindexter, Pollard, Randall, Ray,
% WIFE, aao stoin ps9h' Aouo' "nlIney' WILCOX
preser nv tha chon,oin d. .. ruuu..
Or mo,ior of NJ par +bo 49, saad;na D ~ ~ ~, "
rinntas wos aisnonsod iii
sTANnfNc ooMMi rrVEs
Mr.. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported favorably upon Senate joint resolu-
ton authorizing the mayors of the various
municipal corporations throughout the
State to perform the rite of marriage.
Mr.. Darrall, from the Committee Oil En-.
rollment reported as duly enrolled senasa
bills Nos. l39, 15s, and as enprossed Senate
bill No. 246, and House bill No. 23l. s'as
Mr.. Bacon, from the Committee on Giahs.
reported back to the Senate with the rel u
mendation that it be considered and acted
upon: h'5T77
Senate bill No. 1853. an act for the pay-
ment of the salaries of the .officersssof the
last General Assembly of Louisiana! IS
Mr.. Raw. from the Committee on Internal
improvements. reported fayorably upon
Senate bill No. 24s, an act for the relief of
j. NJ. Huger and Charle8 Jones, ,lessees OF
the Penitentiary, and utyon. Senate bill No.
247, an act to authorizs the compilation OF
a new and official map of the State.
/ Mr.. Ray, from the special committee an.
pointed for the purpose, reported an act to
provide for the preservation Of the records
in the Office of the Recorder of Convevan-
ces, iu the CITY of New Orleans. and onpro-
priating $1,000 for that purpose.
A communication from the Governor was
received and .wead, informing the Senate
that his Excellency had approved of and
signed "An act to Incorporate the North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Mr.. Ray:sf ask for a suspension of the
rules to take up an act to provide for the
preservation of therecords in the office Of
the Recorder of Conveyances, ETC., lust in
troduceh by me fscm special committee.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
Mr.. Ray: ask for suspension of the
rules to put the bill on its second reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
Mr.. Ray: move that the following sub
stitute for section two be adopted: ''That
the expense for the binding, lettering and
writing out said books shall be paid out OF
the treasury of the city of New Orleans, not
10 exceed Ave Thousand pron tha rar,a nj =
s;os ~ s ~. ~ 1y'' co1.I, re- ~. ~ va. el-s'
proved BY the Mayor thereof, at rates which
shall seem to the Mayor reasonable
Adopted.
The bill was considered engrossed,
Under suspension of the rules the bill
was read third time and finally adopted
with its title.
Mr.Wilcox; Imove a reconsideration of
the vote by which was passed finally House
bill No. l54, an act to authorize and require
the Mayor and Common Council of the city
OF New orleans to issue bonds for the re-
demption of city notes and the liquidation
Of other Indebtedness.
Adopted, flg asHgTzu E.fE
Mr.. Wittgenstein: I move that the vote
by which the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time be recon
sidered, .if E'i3 NtL ava GT1
MIR. Bacon: call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered. result.
ing: 5as-7a e.ssl 81 e-sa d i7s4
II, eas: Ap1erson' T5' Antoinei Iampoei1, gar
psS Dali cut NEE LeplS
pandaiI' pa1. Sn,1,t Whi,nsI' VIZ.
Wittganste@ @ A'' "Atfo'o'A'
NaYs: Bacon. Futch. Jewell, Lynch and
tfutt-5.g Z -gwr o'rfp
The vote was reconsidered.
Mr.. Wittrenstein.. move that the, vote nv
,,hio,, .,,o h;,, o,3o,.,l 80 49, ~ -
"4llel tl1e W. was a9opse9 40 "noAs w hs-
consioereo' -a.9t a4 t.sa1os4A
NJ NJ, v0;.t,on..o,,,. roro .to4 A. ..o
III ,, ~ 80 ItA.s ~ 'pu S;I, foss w
y - Iiie ny 'eeo,ir 'NoA u '4e pi1A was
S0oP.ea op ~ i0eSns'neleu' " as
Aaopssu.
Mr.. WILCOX: move to insert after the
words sat par in second line, the words sol
at discount Of not more than twenty per
-'.TF ~ 80 I777 ~ <
cent"
Mr.. Futeh: move to amend by substi-
tuting ten per ceat for twenty per cent.
Mr. Bacon: | call for the yeas and nays
on the motion of Nj. Wilcox, ct. m
The yeas and nays were ordered, result.
ing: Az IA fAaAe1fA a'I't- 4hA+
Yeas; Antoine, Beares, Campbell, Darrall,
beISS aewis hsnSn PacksTd' fineSDafS' ;S
Whitney, wilcox. WittgensteinEi3.
Nays: Anderson Bacon, Blackman, Day,
fOute, futcn, JeWell, Ountt, Ogden-J.