New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-16

BEPoBrs OF srAsDrss COMMITTEES.


REPoBrs OF sTAHDIss COMMITTEES.
This Committee on Claims submitted the
following report, which was received and
accepted:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
4ouse Of Representa- YES:
YOnr Com on Claims beg leave tn
report unfAvorably TO the petition of B.
Campbell for notarial fres, in which he
claims u have been called upon in his Off
cial capacity to take divers aud sundry
drpoSitiOns OF witnesses in relation to the
recent eltctions, and claims that such ser
vices were worth one hundred dollars,
which he failed or neglected to collect from
the individuals TO whom he rendered such
services
Therefore your committee fail to see any
Just cause why the State should be made
responsible for said CLAIM.
J. H. McVEAN,
Chairman Of Committee on Claims;
P. JONES YORKE,
s. Z GUNEY
W. POPE NOBLE.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:
EFRoILMHsr DEPARTMENT.,
House of Repre-, ntatives, I
New Or cans, August u 1904
To The Honorable speaker aud Members Of the
Hou Of Representatives.
Your Committee on Enrolment have the
honor u report that the following bills have
been duly engrossed, towit:
An act extending protection to laborers in
the exercise Of the privilege of free suffrage
An act Tor the relief Of widows Luup and
Hurst
| An act to amend and extend an act emit
tied III act to provide for supplying the loss
of the public records and Other pnpers con-
| sumed by the hnrniUg of the Courthouse in
the parish of Rapdrs during the month of
| May, 1864 and to ratify the appointment by
| Governor Wells OF u commissioner for that
purpose.
Respectfully submitted
O. Il. BREWSTER,
Chairman Committee Oh Enrolment.
! The Committee on Education submittt /
the following majority and minority reports,
which were made the special order OF the
day for Friday, next week, the twenty-erst,
at one o'clock P. NJ:
MAJORITY REPORT.
| COMMITTEE on FDUCLzEoH,
August l5, 1899.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Repropvntati'es:
We beg leave to report an act entitled an
act TO rpulate public education in the State
| of Louisiana with some corrections and
amendments, urging its prompt pas
sage to facilitate the early opening
| new and better system, wbich, we
believe, will prove beneficial to all classes of
| our fellow cltzrns, and which win correct
the glsring defrcts heretofore existing to the
pr, judice aud injury of one class of citizens
aud to the special ben ft of another.
HENRY l.. RET,
P. @. ANTOINE.
. w. DEVICES,
JOS. MANSION
P. @. DE~LONDE.
PRIORITY REFoRT.
COMMITTEE ON En-cAT-oy, ,
| An uat 3 ls09 :
To tie Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of represent ative-;
GERTLEHEG: The undersigned respect
fully fer the following as the minority
report ON the act entitled m act to regu-
late public education in the State OF Loulsi-
ana and report against the entire bill rs
printed, after careful examination of its
lengthy provisions, that although in favor
of Offering al practicable inducements
and making such provisions as would en-
sure general BppItC II education u Ill ID
the State, yet the bill a5 presented ia high
" ohiec iunahe in Sll it, details, being al
together uusuited to the people of thu:
State in . religious and social point o.
, view; that the present system Of pubic
: education IL Of the best method that cuulG
j be put III force, and with some extension il
: the country parishes should be continued
!. (Sgne3) ". II. PIERCE,
D. G, FOUr5.
Mr. Lee, chairman Of the Select Commit
>. tee appointed to act Jointly with similal
committee of the Senate to consider tn
several police bile, reported that som,
changes should be made in order to agree
= and asked that the House resolve itself irti
Committee Of tn Whole to conH7o- IL
3 same.
. Carried.
), Mr., MoMnlan, OF Carroll, was called {.
the chair.
!; Mr.. Lee, OF St. BERNARD, moved 70 take Il
Senate bill No. 10.
u Carried.
If After some discussion and agreeing upol
= recommending certain changes, Mr.. Hall, c
u Orleans, moved that the committee rise an
At report progress.
IS Carried,
D! The Speaker resumed the chair.
The chairman, Mr.. MeMllen, reporta
progress, and asked permission TO sit sgail
&c One hundred and nfty copies, with II
.. recommended amendments, were ordered
be printed.
le Order OF business resumed.
he The following communication Tss
ceived and accepted:
RooE OF COMMITTEE ON CONDUCT OF ELECTION
IN and tLe Condition OF Peace and
~ food Order in the state
New ''rleans la August p 1875.
To Clerk House of represent atives:
- SIE-You are respectfully notified tn
'aV this committee have met for the t.Ansactit
in of any business which may be brought /
he fore the m between the hours OF nine ocloi
A NJ. until seven O'Clock P. NJ II rooms y
PIG Common street.
By authority of the committee.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
60. Chairman
-. A. H. eroEE Secretary.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
r. Under suspension OF the rules, Mr.. BIT
l., rell, Of St. John Baptist, gave notice Of :
az ~ following bills:
An act relative to marriages. Also
=" An act removing all disabilities on a
- count Of color.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell:
House bill No. 100, an act relstiya
j draining certain portions of the parishes
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