New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
Mr.. Campbell, by consent, called up the
following executive message:


Executive Depart ment,
New Orleans, January 2, l31l)
To the Honorable Speaker and Members q the
House Of Representatives,
herewith return, without my signature,
an act entitled an act to incorporate the
Louisiana Land Company and Loan and
Savings Bank.
few exceptions, are without capital. They
seek a charter under which they propose ia
establish a bank, with branches throughout
the State.
None OF these gentlemen are known as
bankers and it is questionable. even con
ccdng good faith. whether it would be wise
to trust such corporate powers III then
hands. Moreover it is clearly UncOnStltu
t;onal in that the tenth section provides that
for the sum of four thousand dollars for the
first year, and ten thousand dollars for each
succeeding year to he paid into the school
fund.- it shall be exempt from State, parish
and municipal taxation.
H.C. WARMOTH.
Governor OF Louisiana.
The foregoing having been read. together
with the accompanying bill, the Clair put
the question: shall this bill become
IA law, the veto of the Governor to the con
trary notwithstanding
The yeas and nays being called, the Sen
ate decided to pass the bill by the vote re
auired by the constitution. which was as
follows:
Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Barber. Butler
Campbell. COPELAND; Daisle' Fish. Gallup
Harris Herwig, Hunsakrr lngrhliam
jerks. Ke,so Lewis. holland, O'Ha-a. RLsan
Raw. Smith. Swords. Syphrr. Todd
TwitchcIl. Whitney. Wilcox-21.
NAYS: Blark,nan. Bowman. futch
Lynch McMillcn. Pierce. Thomas
Mr.. Campbell. by consent. called W
House bill No. 30. to Dc entitled an act
creating commission to locate the site for
State House in the city of New Orleans
to purchase the necessary grounds therefor
and making an appropriation to pay Tor
such grounds and TO build a State House
and other buildings necessary for State pur
poses and improving the same.
The bill was taken up and adopted on IT.
second reading.
Mr. Compbcll moved to suspend the risie.
to put the bill Oh it, third reading.
Senate refused to suspend the rules bS
the following vote:
Yeas: Antoine. Barber. Butler. Campbell
Fish. Gallup. Harris. Hcrwig, llunsaker
Ingraham, jerks, KclSo. Lewis. holland
OIIara. pinchback. Raglan. Ray. Smith
Swords, Syphcr, Todd. Twitchell. Whitney
Wilcox.
NAYS: Anderson. Biachman. Bowman
COPELAND Daiglc. Futch. Lynch, McMillcn
Pierce Thomas-lO.
Mr.. McMllcn moved to adjourn.
Yeas and nays wcra called and the
Senate refused to adjourn by the following
vote:
Yeas: Backman. Bowman. McMillen
Pierce, Pnchback. Thomas.
Nays: Anderson. Antoine. Barber. Butter
Campbell. Coupland. Daigle. Fish. Futch
Gallup. Harris. IIcrwig. IIunsaker. Ingra
ham, jerks, kelso. Lewis. Lynch. Nollnd
O'Hara. Raglan. Ray, Smith, Swords. Sypher
Todd. Twitcheil. Whitney, W ilC0X-0.
Dir. Hunsaker moved to take up HOUSE
and confirming a contract between the Lou
.ana Levcc Company aud tle Governor o
the state OF Louisiana.
BY consent, the bill va, taken up.
Passed It's first reading.
The constitutional rule was chen Sis
pended by fotli-:iiths affirmative vote, thu
bill put on its second reading, and adopted
The constitutional rule waa further sJi-
pended by fouytittlls affirmative vote, TIT
bill read It's third and last time. and finally
adopted with it title.
A motion 10 adioura was refused by th'
| following vote: Yeas 6, nays %
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell. House bill No
265 was taken up and pi,scdits first read
| ing.
The constitutional. rule was then sus
| pended by four-titths Affirmative vote, tn
| bill put on is second reading. and adopted
| The constitutional rule was thea su>
| pended by a tour-ti;'ths affirmative vote III
bill read it, third and last time. and tinall,
adopted By the following vote, on Il call o
| the yeas and nays:
| Yeas: Anderson, Antoine, Barber. Biacl,
man. Bowman, Butler, Campbell. Dalglo
Fish, Gallup. Harris. Herwig. liunSaker
Ingraham. jerks. kclso. Lewis, Lynch
Raglan. Ray. Smith. Swords. Syphcl
Thomas, Todd, Twitchcl. Whitney, WI
| cOx-33.
Nays: Coupland. Futch-2.
The title was adopted.
| Mr.. Futcll moved to take up the substi
tute to Senate bill No. 2l5. to be entitled al
| act to establish an institute for the dca
| and dumb at Baton Rou.e, to provide 70
| the organization of a government thereof
| to provide for the appointment Of boar
| of trustees, and to provide tempOrar
| quarters for the Louisiana State University
| The bill was taken up.
Passed its first reading.
| The constitutional rule was then su;
| pended by a four-tifths affirmative vote. tn
bill put on its second reading, and cor
| sidered en,rosscd.
| The constitutional rule was further Sill:
pended by four-tifths affirmative vote. Il,
bill read its third and last time. an
finally adopted with its title.
Mr. Anderson moved to take up IIous
bill No. 30, to be entitled an act to Great
| a commission to locate the site for Stat
House.
On call of the yeas and nays the Scnat
decided to take up. by the following vote
Yeas: Anderson Antoine, Barber, ButIel
Campbell, Daislc, Fish. Gallup. Harris
Hcrwig. Hunsaker. Ingraham. jerks. Kclst
Lewis holland. O'IIara. Pinchback. Ragal
Ray, Smith, Swords. Sypher, Todd, Twitcl
| ell Whitney, Wilcox-2o.
Nays: Bowman. COPELAND. Futcll. Lyncl
| McMillen-5.
The constitutional rule was then Sill
pended by a four-fiftls affirmative vote, til
bill read its third and last time, and final
| ,dontni Will, IFS titIc