New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-17
Mr.. RAY offered the following as addi-

under act No, 1913, of 1855, fifteen hundred
dollars or 80 much thereof as may De neces-
sary.
Appropriation to pay for abstracts OF land
entries furnished from the United states
Land Office, under act No. Us. OF 1900, anu
for which certificates of Indebtedness nave
been issued, ten thousand dollarsor SO much
thereof AS may be necessary.
Mr.. Blackman offered the following pro-
viso:
Provided, the State Land Register or his
clerk shall receive no compensation TOR 1ur-
nishing abstracts to the Recorders OF par
ishes.
Which was laid on the table.
The items offered by Mr.. Ray were then
adopted.
The following additional items were Of
fered by Me-. Todd:
Evening Star Benevolen: Association, JEFF
ferson, $500.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. O'Hsra-
To purchase a standard of weights and
measures, to be placed in the ONCE OF the
Secretary of State, as per act OF 1865, sZoeo.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Ray
Appropriation to William Bloomfield, IT.,
for printing. publishing and steTe0typlng
the twentieth annual, under the contrac!
with the reporter, balance S66V0.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Campbell
Aud for the salary of a porter to take
charge Of the Senate chamber and property
during vacation $500, or so much Thereon a-
may be necessary at ninety dollars per
month.
Adopted.
By Mr. Smith
EVANGELICAL German Association. Jetfer-
son parish, one thousand dollars tSlO0o)'
Adopted.
By Mr.. Campbell
For ARREARS of the State Board OF Eiuca'
ton for 1869, five hundred dollars, payable
out of the public school fund.
Adopted.
Mr.. Poindexter offered the following
which the Senate refused to adopt:
No distinction shall be made by any OF
these charitable institutions to which ap.
preparations have been made on account ci
race color, or previous condition.
The proviso offered by Mr.. Campbell,
passed over, was now taken up and read,
as follows:
+ Provided, That no one of the above named
appropriations to private charitable insti.
tutons shall be valid, nor shall warrants
issue therefor, until the same shall have
been examined by joint commission o.
three persons, one to be appointed by the
President of the Senate, one by the Speaker
of the House, and one by the
Governor, who shall sit in the vacation
between this and the next General
Assembly, and visit such institution.
no warrant shall issue to any such insti
tuition by the Auditor Of Public Accounts
until it shall have applied for the same
through it's proper officers, which application
shall have been approved by said commits
| sion.
They shall report to the next General As
sembly general plan Of public charities
including all the proper. objects OF State
/ charity, TO be under the exclusive control o
| the State. This commission shall receive
! no pay or mileage for their services.
The main question was called for ani
ordered on the adoption of the proviso.
The proviso was then adopted by The
following vote:
Yeas: Anderson, Antoine, Campbell
jerks, Lynch, Monette, Pinchback, Poin-
dexter Ray, Smith, Thompson, Wilcox
! Wittgenstein-l3. :,
Nays: Bacon. Braughn, Coupland, Darrall
Day, Foute, Foute, Jewell, Ohutt, Ogden
Packard, Todd, Williams-l3,
Being a tie vote, the President voted 10
the adoption of the proyiso.
Mr. Day offered the following, Will
unanimous consent:
That the sums of three thousand dollar
and five hundred dollars, in the items apply
ing 10 the Female Orphan Asylums at Bato
Rouge, be striker out. and In lieu tnereC
two thousand dollars, each, be appropriate
to the Female Orphan Asylum conducted D
the Sisters of Charity, and the Protestan
Female Asylum at Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Adopted.
The Senate then went into executiv
session.
Executi e session being raised
Mr.. jerks moved to reconsider the vo'
by which Mr.. Campbell's proviso ha
been adopted.
Mr.. Campbell moved to lay that motto
on the table.
The Senate refused to lay on the tab
by the following vote:
Yeas: Antoine, Campbell, OHara, Pine
} back, Poindexter, Ray, smith, Iholepso
Wilcox, Wittgenstein-l0.
NAYS: Anderson, Antoine, Bacon, Braug n
Coupland, DarralI, Day, Egan, Futch, Jenk
Jewell Lewis, Lynch, Ofutt, Ogden, rae
; The main question being called for az
ordered, the vote was reconsidered by t
/, following vote:
Yeas: Anderson, Antoine, Bacon, Blac
= man, Braughu. COPELAND, Darran. Da
Ed, Foute, Futch, jerks, Jewell, Lync
: Ofutt, OGDEN, Packard, Pinchback. Poi
; dexter, Ray. Thompson, Todd, Whine
!, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgenstein-26.
I Nays: Campbell, Monette, O'Hal
} Smith,.
Mr.. Braughn moved to lay the PROV
on the table.
l. The proviso was then laid on the tai
= by the following vote:
e Yeas: Anderson, Blackman, Braugt
J. Coupland, Darrall, Day, Egan, Foute. Fut'
?. jerks. Jewell, Offutt, Ogden, Packal
d Todd, Whitney, Williams-l7.
IS Nays: Antoine, Bacon, Campbell, Lyme
Monette, O'Hara, Pinchback, Poindext
Ray, Smith, Wilcox-ll.
t. And was consequently stricken out.
; Section one was then adopted
amended.
l. Section two was read and adopted.
:. Section three was then read q
s, adopted.
q The bill as amended, was then adop
n, n xubolo opd thu amnpdm ants a.