New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29


Nays: Campbell, COPELAND, Fransois,
keiso, Lewis, Monette, 0'Hara, Packard,
P0indexsef, Pollard, Smith, whitney, VII.
COZ, Williams, Wittgenstein-15. aalfg I
The Senate refused to grant the permits
sion. ~ flr Z q pa 7a t.-.1- isN.s
Mr.. 0;Hara:L move that the bill be finally
adopted. ;}sat
Mr. Bacon: ! call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered, re.
sulting: .ass.
Yeas Campbell, COPELAND, Francois,
Kelso, Lewis, MOnette, 0Hara Packard.
Poindexter, Pollard. Ray, Smith, Todd,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgenstein
Nays: Bacon, Blackman, Braughn, Day,
Egan, Futch, F. L. JEWELL. -
The bill was adopted finally with its title.
e. BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. Al, an act granting the
right of provisional seizure in other cases
than those allowed by law.
A lengthy debate ensued, pro and con,
on the bill.
Mr.. Ray; l offer the following amend
ment ..... .s.5..
Provided that the defendant, in a provi.
sionsl seizure, shall have the right to set
aside the provisional seizure by exacting
bono, in favor of the plaintiff, in sum Of
onefourth over and above the amount of
plaintiff g claim as set out in his petition to
respond to plaintiffs claim, if there be
judgment in his favor.
Mr.. Ray: move that the anne duss be
adopted.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be con.
sidered engrossed for a third reading.
Adopted.
The bill was read third time under a
suspension of the rules and finally adopted
with its title.
Senate bill No. l21, an act relative to the
Orleans Slaughterhouse Company.
Mr.. TODD: / move to lay the bill on the
table subject to call.
Adopted.
Mr.. Bacon, under a suspension of the
rules, presented petition of citizeas of New
Orleans in relation to the free private
markets.
A communication from the Governor was
read, informing the Senate that be Mad
signed an act relative to the appointment Of
committee to inquire into the number OIL
employees of the General Assembly.
The President announced as Senate Com
mittee called for by the foregoing act of the
General Assembly, Messrs. Williams and
Feutch.
The Senate went into executive session
and adjourned Immediately after the ex
ecutive session was raised.
Fiftieth Days Session.
WEDNESDAY, August IS, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by tn
President at twelve o'clock.
Present the following members;
Bacon. Blackman, Campbell, Darrall, Day
Foute, FRANCOIS, Futch, F. L. Jewell, Kelsc
Lewis, Packard, Poindexter, Pollard Smith
Thompson, Todd, Whitney, williams-l9.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner
The reading Of the minutes was dispense
with.
Mr.. Foute: Mr.. President have thi
morning heard with deep regret of tn
death of our distinguished member of Cor
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respect to his memory, that the Senate q
now adjourn.
So suddenly, sir, has this sad athletic
come upon us, and upon his friends al
family, that am not prepared to say mo-
at present than simply to ask this deferen'
to the memory of the dead, representati'
of the State of Louisiana, recognized
such in the Congress of the United State
1, therefore, offer this resolution:
WHEREAS, We have just learned with r
greet and sorrow of the sudden death of OF
distinguished fellow citizen and represent
tive in Congress, Hon. James Mann; Their
fore, be it
Resolued, That the Senate do now adjou
in respect and honor to the memory of Il
deceased.
Unanimously adopted. ...
Mr. Blackman: second the motion to a
iourn.
Mr.. Todd: Before the motion is put
would move an amendment, that the Sc
- ate proceed in a body. to the residence
> the deceased.
The President: The motion to adjou
does not admit of amendment.
Mr.. Todd withdrew the amendment.
The motion to adjourn was adopted.
CHAS. H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate
FI6ty.FIrst Days Session.
Q THURSDAY, August 81, 1868
The Senate was called to order by
President at twelve o'clock. .ar..f
e Present the following members:
Bacon, Braughn, Campbell, Couplsi
8 Darrall, Day, Egan, Foute, FRANCOIS, Fut
IS E. l.. Jewell, F. i. Jewell, Lewis, Monet
O'Hara, Packard, POindexter, Polla
Ray, Smith, Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, '
10 liams, Wittgenstein-25.
Prayer by the Chaplain. 90
y The reading of the minutes was dispen
"a REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Judit
s, ry, reported back with amendments Sen
bill 1853, an set to encourage the settlem
4, and cultivation of the public lands Of
IN State.
Also, fayorsbly upon Senate bill 14s
act authorizing Joseph st. Cyr to donate
E. viii by testament property to his matt
children.
of The Committee on Enrolment reported
duly enrolled:
Senate bill No. 125, an act to provide
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