New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-29
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.

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| MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced, asking concurrence in the follow
ing Senate bills-Nos. 244 and 246-and also
informing the House that the Senate had
concurred in House bill No. 23l.
Under suspension of the rules Nj.
Evans offered the following:
House bill No. 252, joint resolution, which
passed its first and second readings, and re-
ierred to the judiciary Committee.
Under a suspension of the rules Mr.
Pierce, of Livingston, introduced House
bill No. 255.
Passed its first and second readings, and
referred to the Committee on Ways and
| Means. &
By Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans: sts tl.
House bill No. 254.
First and second readings, and referred to
the Committee on Claims.
By Mr. Burrel, of st. John the Baptist:
House bill No. 253, an act to enforce the
thirteenth article of the Constitution of
Louisiana.
An Act to enforce the Provisions of Thir-
teenth Article of the Constitution of Lou.
isiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OIL LOUISIANA, in General Assembly con-
Vened, That all persons shall enjoy equal
rights and privileges upon any conveyance
OF public character and all places of bust
ness or Of public resort, or for which H.
cense is required by either State, parish or
municipal authority, shall be deemed
places or public character, and shall be
opento the accommodation and patronage
OF az persons without distinction or dis
crlmlnatlon on account of race or color.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, etc.,
Ihat in case of violation of any of the pro.
TlsloAs OF the thirteenth article of the Con
stltutlon OF this State as repeated and re.en-
acted in the first section of this act, any
person injured thereby shall have his rem.
edT IN the courts by action at law;
and Tor the enforcement of speedy
justice any suit brought under the provis-
IONS OF this act shall be preferred upon the
docket of the court in which it shall be
instituted. provided that the right to de.
mand trial by jury in such case shall not be
infringed. -
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
all acts, parts of acts, and ordinances in
force in this State contrary to the provisions
OF this act be and the same are hereby
repealed aud Of non effect. ~ ~.
SEC. A. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
TINS act shall go into effect from and after its
passage.
First and second readings, and referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Substitute for House bill No. l6l, entitled
IAN act to protect the health of the City of
New Orleans, to locate Stock Landing and
slaughterhouses and to incorporate the
Stock Landing and slaughterhouse Com
Company" being under consideration,
Mr.. McVean, of Caddo, moved to adopt
the substitute, and called for the previous
question.
Main question ordered.
On the adoption of the substitute, Messrs.
Noble and Abbott called for the yeas and
nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas: Alexander, Antoine, Belot. Des-
londe, Devices, Dupart Evans, Esnard.
Guigonet, Garstkamp, Hill, Honore,
Harper; Holland, Hall, Heidenhain, lisa
belle, LIE Blanc, Leroy, Morris. Mailer,
McVean, Murrell, Melvin Mathews, Pearce,
Raymond, Reese, Sterrett, Simms, Taylor,
Tureaud, Walsh Washington, Wilson
Young-38
. Nays; Aboott, Adolphe, Burrel. Collins, |
Cuny, Crawford, DeGrange. Faulkner,
Eoute, Gair, Gray, Kent, McCullen Mansion, |
9lorey, May, Magee, Noble, Pratt, Page, |
Pierce, Rey, Slaton, Wren, Waters, n, |
Young, Yorke, zoelly-2s.
The substitute was adopted. ual
MIR. McVean moved that the bill be con- |
sidered engrossed.
Carried. I68Es kwuVpa go RaA
Mr. Isabelle, of Orleans, called for the |
special order Of the day, being the veto mes.
sage on House bill No. IL.
After lengthy discussion the main uuesI
ion was ordered. p F1s
The Speaker then put the question, twill
he House on reconsideration agree to mass
The BILL" stating that under the Constitu-
lion two-thirds vote was necessary to pass
the bill over the veto Of the Governor
! !, Yeas: Alexander, Antoine, Adolpbe,
5eiot, Carr, Devices, Dupart, Esnard Gui
comet, Garstkamp, Hill, Honore, Harper.
Holland, Hal, Isabelle, Leroy, Lott, Nor
Reese, Rey, Simms, TAYLOR, Tufeaud' Wash.
1gton, William g. Williams, H. Williams,
Nays: Abbott, Bufrsl. Collins, ourel,
DSNAoLSEft JGuthfG6L. Evans. l
faulkner, Fouts, Gair, Heidenhaiu: Kent
7 Hoste, McCullen, Murrell, Melvin, AIorey,
LAY, Mathews, Magee, Noble, Pratt, Page
Pierce, Slaton, SteTrett, Walsh, Wren, Wa
ers, Yorke, zoelly--32.
Resulting yeas 80; nays 80. iii-H
The Speaker announced that two,thirds
lot voting in the affirmative the proposition
vas lost. A
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READ1xc.
The following Senate bills were placed on
heir third reading, final passage. titles
dopted and notice ordered to be sent to
he Senates = aase.rs Of "a i
Senate bills Nos. Ils, lis, 1874, 1871, IA and
enate joint resolutiensNo. "a. Il, -
On motion Of Mr.. Gair, Of East Feliciaffa,
he House adjourned until tomorrow at
welye O'Clock NJ. 8u3GFN A4as
WM. VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.
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