The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-16
Gta 9sw Orleans qrestant.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER is. }sss.
STATE LEGIsLATURE.
sIxrY-sEvENrH DAY.

The reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
Mr.. Whitney presented q communication from
the secretary Of state exhibiting returns OF ,lec-
ton in the parishes of Avoyelles and Conc rdia
favorable to the election Of John Randall, ~ ell
the vacancy occasioned by the election off, Mr..
Hsrris 10 the United States Senate.
Mr.. Randall was sworn In and took his sea-,
Mr. Raw, from the committee on the judiciary,
reported favorably upon House Joint resolution
No. 200, providing for the payment OF members
and employees of the General Assembly, and pro-
hibiting speculation In warrants for the payment
The committee on elections reported progress.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Packard, from the special committee on
slaughter houses, reported unfavorAbly upon
bilrelative to the inspection Of live stock, and TO
prevent the sale of diseased meats.
RESOLUTIONS.
The majority report Of the committee on cleo
tions in the case Of c. G. Antoine, contesting tho
seat Of Reuben White, was taken up and read.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis, the report was made
the special order of the day on Wednesday at
o'clock.
The order of the day was called. 7l
BILLS ON FIRST READING.
House bill No. IA. to amend and extend an act
relative to the burnt records Of Rspides parish,
was read, section by section, and finally adopted.
House bill l62. relative to the drawing juries,
was read twice and referred
House bill 2Os, for the relief Of Augustus Bow
and finally adopted. .l.t
- House bill 2iS.an act for the relief Of Widow
hetue Sincialr' oi vuscnlsa parish. Inc rni cars
band 'lost his life by the hands Of an assassin
while peacefully advocating the principles Of the
The clerk Of the House of Representatives APP
peared with message from that body, and asked
concurrence of the Senate in the following bills:
House bill No. 1S2-An act supplementary to an
sct 70 mcorporaie tne new or Dss mecAanics
eoGe.y. 81. as w. Zee ~ io ;ncor., ana
es,aSIisb The The New Orleans News Assoeistion.
House bill No. l74mAn &C; to prevent the issue
OF Ialse recelps or on,s VI iso.ns suu ~ pun,sn
nsuoa,snt msnsiers s =, Property W o''''n pres
SEES, wns,nngSIs snu o'neis-
nouse OH NJ. ao.Gan a0s W s.nI 1ai sse
enact tne Iourtn secuon ol sn aos tc'sN9 ~ lu-
oicai ana otnei SAFES maze ~ pupnc aucuoa' ap-
House bill le5-An cot repealing an act supple
mentary to the several acts relating to the town
of Franklin, in the parish Of st. Mary, and fixing
the salary and compensation OF the msyes and
councilmen OF said town.
House bill NO. l!o-A act 70 nx ana detesmine
me salaries OF me board Of police commiss:oners
OF tne city OF new Orieans, ss.aonshlng posru
of police commissioners for the city of New Or
House Bill No. lsl-An act to authorize the
closing OF Benoits Bayou In the parish OF ,Bos-
SER - ~
House Bill No. l25-An act for the relief OF
Louisiana.
House Bill no. 4e-An ACT reaung 70 o'a'e ana
parish tax collectors; ana
House Bill No. lss-An act to incorporate the
| Bayou Rapides Navigation company.
Aieo, tnat tne house mao cohcurreo IN INC ioi"
| lowing:
Senate Bill NO. S1-An act 10 amend Art lofV
Of the Civil Code.
| Senate Bill No. 2S--An ACT respecting imprison-
ments and lines.
Senate Bill No. SI-An act 10 amend az ACT en-.
titled an act TO incorporate the Louisiana central
| Stem of the Mississippi and racine hNiroad
Company.
Senate Bill NO. llO-An act oenning pne ouues
| and powers OF the Ponce Jury OF tnst poruon Oh
/ the parish OF Orleans situated upon the right
bank of the river mississippi.
Senate Bill No. u6-An act 10 amend an act
| entitled sh act TO incorporate tne Town OF new
iberia IN me parish OF 81; msrun ana tot otnet
purposes, spproveo Marcn -; H.: ana ias acs
amepdstoryt thereof, approved March IA, 1890.
senate Bill NO: San act 70 amenc anu re~
enact ATT. IVY OF t1e Coue Oh 1,scuos a ,S s,..
esnate pui NO. lSLah 90. " s -. ; w Us
section OF an act entitled an &C. 70 incofpTrs.e
.ne 'e~n " %, ,hs gPvsrnmsns 81 M,
ano 10 p'o'ioe luz 'H' so'eA"eA' 'Do
same, etc. ,,a
On mouoa Vi ni' fou'o 'ne pieaO'' VOC
| s',lchen ou@ u.s "a n.A,. ~,
,;nn 90 ,ha lin iV Tha IN ~as nsssss bv
| aug auoPson y, VIC 'i'' NV VIM W" ~
~ yeas. nays; n Ia. 90
| oensts onl yvLsuos'i'u'e-io ""enu "i'io ."
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.s,, snena ,s s c = oSrnea
ent'pn.ty ~ VIC heA'o Vi "A"0ni'o 10 NOn0SoN'
as before the war.
Mr. nay msue ien ielai as loiaSs1 " .ae
eons.Incuon ol .ns Ssass, anu sa'u nc noPse 'na'
"wou'n Pass un an,ouy. ;.h u. D. H.
Mr. IncnpaoA SvuoaIieu M.s sa '. 20 -. N,
He fnr,ber fsvorsa the hill because its author
narar intsn5sd ,hst n shond he internreted aa n
was now Nor aid the members of the Convention
| vho voted for II undeystand n IA IL waa now nm
| ders,ood. He theught II was in conflict with the
IAN cons,tnt;onsI amendment. He honed that
the hill vonld he adonted unanimously.
mr.. Campbell desired that the bill be granted
and made motion 10 that effect and thai il be
| made The sneciai order of the day on Monday
next. The motion was adopted.
| Senate hin IO7 Granting exclusive privilege for
wsohinS nv certain method 10 WIN i. Tavlor
and M. q. Conner. and 10 reduce the price OF
| weighing.
M LAWS moved IN postnone indefinitely.
| ON the yeas and NAYS being called for by Mr..
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