New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

new and better system which, We
believe, will prove beneficial TO all classes of
our fellow cilizens, and which will correct
the glaring defects heretofore existing to the
prejudice and injury of one class of citizens
and to the special benefit Of another.
HENRY L. REY,
Chairman;
F. C. ANTOINE,
E. w. DEVICES,
JOS. MANSION,
P. G. DESLOHDE.
MINORITY REPORT.
COMMITTEE ON EpucArros, |
Aulust ], 1858 |
To toe Honorable Speaker and Members OF ths |
House Of Representatives
GRSrLE4KS: The undersigned respect |
fully offer the following as the minority |
report on the act entitled an act tn regu
late public education in the State Of Louisi- |
ana, and report against the entire bill as |
printed, after careful examination of Its |
lengthy provisions, that although in favor |
of offering all practicable Inducements |
| and making such provisions as would en-
sure general specie of education to oil in
| the State, yet the bill as presented is high
| ly objectionable in all its details, being al
| together unsuited to the people of this
| State in n religious and social point of
view; that the present system of public
| education is of the best method that could
| be put in force, and with some extension IN
the country parishes should be I3,60li eontlnued'
| (Signedl W. Il. PIERCE,
| D. Z. F0UTS.
mir. Lee, chairman of the Select Commit
tee appointed to act Jointly with similar
committee of the Senate to consider the
several police bills, reported that some
| changes should be made in order to agree,
and asked that the House resolve itself in
Committee Of the Whole TO consider the
came.
Carried
Mr. McMineu, Of Carroll. was called to
the chair.
BIr. Lee, of St. Bernard, moved to take up
Senate bill No. 20,
Carried.
After some discussion aud agreeing upon
recommending certain changes, Mr.. Hail. of
Orleans, moved that the committee rise and
report progress.
| Carried
The Speaker resumed the chair
The chairman, Mr.. McMillen, reported
progress, and asked permission to sit again,
one hundred and fifty copies, with the
recommended amendments, were ordered to
be printed.
Order OF business resumed.
The following communication was re.
ceived and accepted
Room OF COMMITTEE on CONDUCT or ELECTION,
and the Condition of Peace and
| Good Order in the state.
New Orleans La, August r. 1868.
To CLERK House OF Representatives:
SIR-1ou are respectfully notified that
this committesiRve met for the transaction
of any business which may be brought be-
fore them between the hours of nine o'clock
A. NJ. until seven o'clock 2. H., at rooms No.
PIG Common street.
By authority of the committee.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
A. IL. STONE, Secretary.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Under a suspension of the rules, Mr. Bur-
rell, of st. John Baptist, gave notice of the
following bills:
An act relative to marriages. Also
An act removing all disabilities on ac-
count of color.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell:
House bill No. lS9, an act relative TO
drai,ing certain portions Of the parishes of
Orleans and Jefferson.
First reading.
The rules being suspended, the bill was
placed on its second reading.
Mr. Carr, of Orleans, moved to suspend
the rules in order to refer the bill to a
special committee.
Yeas and nays called, resulting as fol
lows:
Yeas; Abbot, Alexander, Antoine, Ben
nett, Burrel. Calhoun, Carr, Cuney, De
Grange, Eager, Faulkner, Garstkamp
Hutchinson, Holland, Hall, Heidenhain,
Isabelle, Lee, Lott, Landers, McYean, Mur-
rell, Mansion, MOrand, Matthews, Raymond
Smith Tureaud, Umphreys, Walsh, II. Will
liams, York ke-32.
Nays: Adolphe, Buckingham, Belot, Ber.
geron, Brewster, Collins, Deslonde, Devices,
Dufresne, Dupre, Demarest, Dupsrt, Evans,
Guigonet, Gray, Guidry, Hill, Haskell, Han.
lon, Honore, Harper, Kent, lie Blanc, Le-
roy, Mollere, Mahier, McMillen, Melvin,
Mercy, Msgee, Noble, Pearce, Page Rey,
Slatont Sterrelt, Washington, Wren, VII.
son., Waters, N. Young, D. Young,
Zoelly-4i.
Tho rules were not suspended, and the
bill referred to the Committee on Corpor.
ations.
J One hundred and fifty copies were ordered
to be printed.
By Mr.. Wren, of Bossier:
House bill No. 40.
An act to fund and protect the outstand
ing liabilities Of the State of Louisiana
] First reading.
By Mr. Lott. Of Rapides
House bill No. al.
an act to ia the bonds of sheriils. Firat
reading.
By Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans;
House bill No. I42.
An act In relation to the electors OF
! President and Vice President of the United
States for the State Of Louisiana. First
reading.
By hr. Kelvin, of Natohitoehes;
House bill No. 14S. eb
An act TO exempt the town Of Eatchi'
!. tochcs from parish tsEes First reading.