New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-17

MF- Morey, OF 0uachita, moved 10 suspend
the rules, in order to take up the unfinished
business.
Carried.
House bill No. 2o2 tConstabulary billy
was taken up.
The amendment of Mr.. Brewster, of Qua
chita, being under consideration, the
amendment was adopted, and the section as
amended was adopted.
Section fifth was read.
Mr.. Hill, of Ascension, offered the follow
ing amendment:
Sixth line, after the word Senate" insert
except the constabulary that are elected
by the people,
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Crawford, of Franklin, offered the fol.
lowing amendment:
Fifth line, after the word CONSTABLE" !"
strike out the words with the advice and
consent of thu Senate"
The amendment was adopted.
And the section as amended was adopted.
Section sixth was read.
MIR. Harper offered the following amend
ment, which was adopted
Sixteenth line, after the word knowledge,
insert "and is also empowered with author
ity as conservator of the public peace when
on duty"
Mr.. Harper, OF St. Charles, offered the
following additional amendment, which was
laid on the table:
Twenty-fourth line, after the word "law,n
insert provided further, that satisfactory
evidence be furnished the Governor in
writing, from respectable citizens, that the
proper civil authorities fail to preserve the
peace or to faithfully execute the laws of
the State"
Section six as amended was adopted.
Section seventh was read.
Mr.. Crawford, of Franklin, offered the
following amendment, which was adopted:
Sixth line, after the word parish, strike
out including those assigned to duty in
the Justices Courts
Section seventh as amended was adopted.
Section eighth was read.
Mr.. Garstkamp, OF Jefferson, offered to
fill the blank by Sl2OO.
Carried.
Section eighth as amended was adopted.
Section ninth was read.
Mr.. Page, of jefferson, offered the follow.
ing amendment, which was adopted:
Fourth line, strike out the word ''two'
and insert "three."
Mr. Gray, of st, James, offered the follow
ing amendment, which was adopted;
Seventh line, after the word constable"
insert provided they are ordered to leave
the parish
Section ninth as amended was adopted.
Sections ten, eleven, twelve, were adopted
without amendments. -...
Section thirteenth was read.
Mr.. Heidenhain, Of Orleans, offered the
following amendment, which was adopted
Twentieth line, after the word Court
insert provided that nothing in this act
shall be 50 construed as to prevent the Gov
ernor from commissioning the Sheriff
of the parish as constable under this act."
Section thirteenth as amended was
adopted.
Section fourteenth was adopted.
Mr.. Walsh, of DeSoto, offered the follow
ing as an additional section, which was
adopted.
SEC. Is. Be it further enacted, etc, That
this act hall take effect from and after its
passage.
The bill, on motion of Mr.. Gray, of st.
James, was adopted as whole.
On motion of Mr.. Mcyean, of Caddo, the
bill was considered engrossed and placed on
its third reading.
On the final passage of the bill Messrs.
Noble and Hanlon called for the yeas and
nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander, Adolphe, Belot.
Burrel, Carr, Cuny. Crawford, Deslonde'
Devices, Dufresne, Dupart, Esnard, Garst- |
kamp, Gray, Hill, Honore,t Harper. Hutch
inson, Holland, Hall Heidenhain, Isabelle.
Aent, Leblanc, Leroy, Morris, Mollere,
Morand, Pearce, Page, PreJean, Raymond,
Reese, Rey, Tureaud, Umphreys, Walsh, |
Washington, VIM. G. Williams, H. vii. |
liams, ID. Young-47.
Nays; Brewster, Faulkner. Fouts, Han
Ion, Magee, Noble, Zoelly-T.
The bill was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. Ill, returned from the
Senate with amendment was taken up.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson, moved that
the House refuse to concur in the senates
Carried.
And notice was ordered to be sent to
the Senate to that effect. a aar.
House bill No. so, relative to the Insane
Asylum, was taken up.
And, on motion of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans,
was referred to a select committee of five of
the city delegation.
ELLIS ON THIRD READING.
House bill No. 2l5 was placed on its third
reading and final passage.
Messrs. Noble and Belot called for the
yeas and nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander Antoine, Brew.
ster, burrel, Carr, Cnny, Crawford Deslonde,
Dutresne, Dupart, Faulkner, Guigonet, Hill.
Honore, Hutchinson, Holland, Heidenhain'
Isabelle, Leblanc, Lee, Leroy, Morris, Mol
lere, Murrell, Morey, Pearce, Page, Preiean,
Raymond, Reese, Rey, Sterrett, Simms
Iureaud, Umphreys, William C. Williams,
H: Williams, d. Young-39.
Nays: Belot, Collins, Demarest. Esnard.
Fouts, Garstkamp, Haskell Hanlon. Kent,
I. .'Hoste, Mahier. Mansion, Morand. Maeee
Noble, Waters, N. Young, zoelly-1s.
The btu was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
Senate joint resolution No. 20 was placed
on its first and second readings, and referred
10 the Committee on Charitable Institt-
tions.
Senate bill No. 2l4 substitute for House
bill No. 10 was, under a suspension of the