The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-26

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A quorum present. ~5aqsa7i-
: Prayer by the Chaplain.
Upon motion Of Nj: Dsv;as,.
Livingston. the reading of the ;o.''
was dispensed with, and it was .sn,,
I. Mr. Bryan Of Calcasieu, moted ~
the vote be reconsidered whereby =
majority report Of the special coun;r
appointed to investigate heaffai,s q, =
New Orleans Gashgf% COMPANY
adopted last evening. @ us
M. Devices, Of De Soto, moved r. !.
the motion to RECONSIDER ON the ,,M
the rising vote upon .whielnrssul6,. !.
a tie vote Of thirty y yeas 10 t,lirtr's
nays; the Speaker EAST his vote :; IN 4 4
negative, and the motion 20 lay on ..
tablsnwas lost. a. 4i.osI1 YasI'
The question recurring on the mot,
to- reconsider the; vote taken on a.
adoption Of the majority report, M.,s,
Devices. Of De Sotss and Davidson 4
Livingston, demanded the yeas and ma,
thereon, which resulted as follows:
Yeas: oAnkoinA, Baker. D Barker T R,,,
Biekhaxn. Broussard, Brown, Bryan, Buehn.,
Butler, Chachere, Cochran Darby, DavIss
Durio, Ellis, Fonteieu, Gardner, Garsti,.,
W. Harper, Huston, Hymns Kllen, KpsT
LaSahniere, Laurent Lam6:as, Nead,n
Moncure, Nelson. Otto, Pond, Schumsls
Souer, Stamps, Stevens, S<inson, Ta,as
ThompsoR Tweaud, UlIman. waad i
Williams, Worran-4. ~
Nays; Abel. .Adolphe, Belpt, Bentley, Hs,,
Bowen. brewster, buckingham, Bufeh b.
Crawford, Darinsburg, Demas, Devices, raaIn,
Garner, p. Harper, Hemstead, johnson, K.n,
kenner. II. Lott, ]. B. Lott, Mahoney, N,r.
Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland. Mo-,
Morphy. Morris, Murray, OplAtek, Ov,rn
Quinn, Raby, Riley, Ringgold, Sartai, Sma
Stanton. VsrTett.s Washington, of Assunutn
Washington, Of Concordia, Waters, whe,hri
H.; Williams, Yorke. Young-5O.
And the motion to reconsider WI
lost. - r., ,....r. l--.a
BY Unanimous consent, Mr.. Davidsn
of Livingston, introduced House bill Nj
275. a joint resolution granting q lssa|
Of absence to Charles beaumont, Jud.
Of the Fifth District Court for the parl
of Orleans, which was placed upon ID
first reading under a suspension Of th
The constitutional rule being suspeud
ed, the bill was placed upon its second
reading, and considered as engused
Under a further suspension of the co.,
stitutional rule, the bill was placed on
its third reading and final passage. its
title adopted, and ordered to bs sent to
the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, moved
a reconsideration of the vote on the inl
adoption of House bill No. 275, and aS
moved to lay the, motion to recorssdc
upon the table.
Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
The Speaker laid before the House
the following messages; n'a
STATE OF LouIsIASA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, February rs, 1871
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Ofi'
House of Representative
Ireturn herewith, withoutmy approval
an act entitled ian act to regulate The
location of slaughterhouses, stock land
ings and the inspection Of meat in the
city of New Orleans, and the parishes Of
Jefferson, Orleans and st. Bernard, and
of the duty Of the Attorney General, The
city of New Orleans and the Board O
Metropolitan Police, in cases concerning
persons engaged in the business Of pre-
pairing meats for market"
This bill is carefully worded and
well calculated to effect the object which
it evidently has in view; that object y
not expressed in its title and for th''
reason il violates article ia Of The
constitution, and would be null and
void, if it should finally pass
But the act Is Unconstitutional for
reasons more serious than this 'obiech''
to its form. By an act, No. lis, approx
ed March 8. 1859, entitled IAN act "
protect the health of the city of New U.
leans, to locate the stocklandinS aa'
slaughterhouses, and to incorporate w
Crescent City Live Stock Landing all
Slaughterhouse Company the be