New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-19
ORIGINAL

Il % VI ORANLEOAf A1NQ A4h
March next to pay the tax of one mill
per cent levied by ordinance Of the
convention, of date d cember2A 1s67i
land chat from and after the said first
Of March, 1868, the additional taxes
levied as a penalty by subsequent ordi-
nances shall be exacted BY the differ
emit tax collectors or sherifts of the
above named places.
Be it further ordained, etess That
said tax collectors and sheriffs are au-
thorizedto pay out Of the moneys in
their hands and belonging TO the con-
vention tax all bills which may be
contracted By them for advertising the
sale of property Of delinquent taxpay-
ers, as provided by ordinanoeof Janu-
AIRY a, 1868, and said bills shall be re-
ceived by the auditor Of public ac-
counts in settlement with them.
Be it further ordained, etc., That
the said tax collectors are authorized
to receive in payment Of the tax afore-
said warrants issued by the Onven
tion other than those given to mem
bers and officers; Provided, Said war;
rants are offered by the persons to
whom they we're issued and for their
individual tax or taxes.
Be it further ordained, etc., That
the warrant clerk issue in favor Of the
auditor Of public accounts and treas
urer Of the state warrants for the sum
of FIVE hundred dollars to each, as q
compensation for the extra labor i'm
posed upon them by the ordinances of
this convention.
Who moved to suspend the rules to
place it upon its passage.
Adopted.
Mr.. Harper moved to amend by
striking out the words "city of New
Orleans, Orleans right bank, and
parish of Jefferson" and inserting the
words ".of this state"
Lost. I
The question recurring upon the
ordinance as proposed by Mr. Cooley,
it was adopted.
By Mr.. Blackburn:
Resolved, That the sherifs of the
various parishes Of the state, the
parish of Orleans excepted, shall be
and are hereby authorized to redeem
the warrants Of their respective dele
gates; which warrants shall be re-
oeiyed from said sheriffs at the state
treasury ut par, as SO much conven-
ton tax paid. This provision to take
effect from and after the adjournment
of this convention,
Lies over.
BY Mr.. Thomas Isabelle
Resolved, That from snd after the
18th day of February, 1868, the mem
bers of this convention shall not re-
ceive any per diem.
ar. Moses moved to lay on the
table.
Ad0pted-yeas "a, nays 27-as fol-
lows:
Yeas Bakor, Blackburn, Crane,
Cromwell, Quincy, Donate, u. Dupart,
FRANCOIS, Gardiner, Harris, Hemp
stead, Jones, Landers, Leroy, j. b.
Lewis, Richard Lewis, Martin, Morris,
Moses, Murrel, Oliver, Pierce, Pol
lard, Reagans Riggs, Roberts, Rodri-
guez, Schwab Yalfroit, Williams,
Wiison-34.
Nays: Antoine, Belden, Berton-
.neau, Blandin, Bonnefoi, Brown, Coo
ley, Crawford, Dearing, Douglass,
Esnard, Harper, r. II. isabelle.
Thomas Isabelle, Jackson, KeIso,
Lynch, Meadows, Mcmillan, Myers,
Packard, Pinchback, Riard, Tinchant,
Twitchell, Underwood, Waplea-27.
Mr.. Reagan calied up his resolution
Of February y, as follows.
Resolved, That il shall be the duty
lot The Tins Ut adjournment Of this
LhnAuaniihn aaE tina sgarrant eIerk and
ee1fesafy 3 pfepare 4 list Of he war
ls issVea ty the convention, to
hsm Issued aia& The aIneunf Of suoh,
which list shall b dighsd 81 The var
aut olafk aud 1eofbffy and fnrhished
bY hsm 9 treasurer VI the state.
- moved q adopt.
B~eEaueau moved that the con-
sation adjohEn ius dis On Thnrsdey
Veterinary 90. 1903.
Laid on the table.
M Cooley called DIP The subject ii
the memotiaI OF the constitutional con
ensian of Georgia. and moved to
adopthis resolueionin reference there
to, IS follows:
eeeed. That this conversation IN
aetsea Che aatinn Of she Georgia con.
xeption IA presenting 4 m8morfai !
eo dssnl for ) loan of thirty
miihons b. lie general e6vsrnmeas
90 pRe n TIL SQnlharh afates.
aHa fAet else fssYs -eonafsss e
pass 81 act granting the relief Askea
p the 4epk L memotia.
Tihehaht moved 70 possp6as
ihasfai
EeaaIng which th8 conversion
Fned tmoFrow at 80 olcldca
trea eczFs
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