New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-08

State, etc.
Bill read third time by its title.
Upon the final passage Of the bill the
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Kent, of St. Helena, and Devices, OF Bien-
Vile, with the following result
Yeas: Alexander. Antoine, Brewster, Bur-
rel, Collins. Calhoun, Cupy, Crawford: Des-
lass, Evans, Esnard, FAT lkner, Guigonet,
Gair, Gsrstkamp. Gray, Galdry, Hill. Has.
ken. Honore, Harper, Hutchinson, Hall.
isabelle, Lowell, Leblanc. Leroy, Lott,
V. NJ. LANCE, Morris, MOllere, Mahler, Muir
rell, Melvin, Mansion, Morand, Mathews,
Pearce, Prejean, Reese. Rey, simms. ster'
rett, Taylor, Tureaud. Tnrnoir, Umphreys.
Walsh. Washington, William Williams H.
Williams, D. Young-56.
Move: Bergeron. Briout. Eager, Hanlon,
Rent L'Hoste, Magee. Noble, Prescott,
M..ols, Wilt. Zoelly-l2.
Bill finally passed, title adopted, and
notice of concurrence ordered to be sent
to the Senate.
MIR. Lowell, of Caddo, called up Senate
bill No. $50, an act providing compensa-
ton 10 John Ray, appoin ed under Act
No. Al and Joint Resolution No. 1872 OF
the acts OF 1868 to revise the statutes OF
general character, and the Civil Code and
Code of Practice of this State for such ser
vices, and to authorize him to compile
digest of the statutes of general charac-
ter from the acts of 1870, and to superin-
tend the publishing for the use Of the State
of said digest and codes.
Bill read first time by its title.
Constitutional rule suspended, and the
bill read a second time by title.
On motion, the rule was suspended by
which the bill is compelled to be consid-
cred in Committee of the Whole.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives. state OF Louisiana:
am directed to inform the House that
the Senate has passed over the Governors
veto, by the constitutional tWo-thirds majo
rity, "a bill TO be entitled an act for the
relief Of the officers and members Of the
Metropolitan Police
Respectfully,
CHAS. Il. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
On motion, the constitutional rule Was
suspended, and Senute bill No. $50 put
upon it's third reading, and upon the final
passage of the bill the yeas and nays were
demanded by Messrs. Kent, of St. Helena,
and DeGrange, of New Orleans, with the
following result:
Yeas Abbott, Antoine, Buckingham,
Belot. Brewster, Bnrrel, Collius, Cnny.
Crawford. Deslonde, Devices, Dufresne, Du.
part, Douglass, Evans, Eager, Faulkner,
Guigonet, Gsir, Garstkamp,. Gray, Hill, Has
Lowell, Leblanc, Leroy, Lott: Landers,
Morris, Moliere. McMillen. Mcvean, Muir
rell, Melvin, Mansion, Morey, Morand,
| Magee, Noble, Pierce, Prescott, Pr'jean,
Reese, Rev, Sterrett, Taylor. Tureaud,
| Tournoir, Umphreys, Walsh, Washington,
Wilson. William Williams. H. Williams,
Yorke. D. Young, Zoeliy-61.
| I'Roste, V. NJ. LANCE, Magee, olaton,
| Waters, Wiltz-l0.
Bill finally passed, title adopted, and
notice of concurrence ordered to be sent
to the Senate.
Mr.. V. NJ. LANCE, of East Baton Rouge,
called up Senate bill No. 1884, IAN act to
create the parish of Cameron and pro-
viding for the organization Thereof"
Bill read second time by its title.
Upon the final passage of the bill the
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs'
Kent, of St. Helena, and L'Hoste, Of
Orleans, with the following result:
Yeas: Alexander, Antoine, AdolDhe
Brewster, Burrel, Collins, Calhoun, Cuny
Dupart, Douglass, Esnard, Faulkner, Garst
kamp. Gray, Gaidry, Hill, Honore, Har-
per. Hutchinson, Hall, Isabelle, Leroy, Lott
/ Landers. V. NJ. LANCE. Morris, Mollere
Habier, Murrell Morand, Pearce, Preiean
Reese, Rev, Sterrett, Taylor, rTureaud
rournoir, Umphreys, Walsh, William vii
liams, D. Young-46,
Nay Abbott, Buckingham, Bergeron
Degrange, Guigonet. Haskell. Hanlon
Kent, Leblanc, LHoste, Magee, Noble
Repgstorff, Simms, Slaton, Waters, Wiltz
Zoelly-lS
Bill finally passed, title adopted ant
notice of concurrence ordered to be sen
to the Senate.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tn
| House of Representatives,:
am directed to inform the House tina
the Senate has passed over the veto OF tn
Governor g An act to incorporate the Mon
roe. Homer and Fulton Railroad Company,
ETC., by vote Of 20 yeas to nays.
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate.
Mr.. Leblanc, of Avoyelles, called u
Senate bill No. 27O, an act for the relief c
James Graham.
Bill read first time by its title, con
titutional rule suspended, and bill read
second time by its tite.
On motion the rule was suspended, b
which the bill is compelled to be COZ
sidered in Committee of the Whole an
the constitutional rule suspended, an
bill read third time by its title, an
finally passed, title adopted, and motto
of concurrence ordered 10 be sent to tt
Senate.
The message from the Senate relati7
to the Monroe, Homer and Fulton Raj
road was taken up.
: The Chair then put the followir
: question: VIII the House, upon reco
sideration, agree to pass the bill, tt
Governors veto, to the contrary, notwitl
standing?"
! The roll was called, with the followir
l result:
, Yeas: Antoine, Adolphe, Buckingham
e Brewster. Burrel, Crawford, Douglass, Evan