New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-22
The Chair decided the point not well

| taken.
On call Of the yeas and nays, the con-
stitutional rule was then suspended by
| a four-ttths affirmative vote, and the reso-
luton put on its second reading by tine fol-
| lowing vote:
Yeas: Antoine, Barber, Blackman. Bow
man, Coupland, Daigle, Gallup, Harris,
| Herwig. Hunsaker, kelso, Lewis, Lynch,
McMillen, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Ragan,
| Ray, Swords, Sypher, Thomas, Todd,
Twitchell, Wilcox-23.
| Nays: Butler, Irgraham, Flnehbaek,
| Smith.
The resolution was then referred 10 the
| Committee Oh Federal Relations.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Pincbbact offered the following re4so-
| luton:
| Resolre3 That a special commlttee ot
| three be appointed by the President OF the
Senate to inquire whether the New Orleans,
| jackson and Great Northern railroad has
complied with its charter. said committee TO
report by bill OF otherwise.
Laid over
Mr.. Gallup offered the following resolu-
ton:
Reso2red, Tha. the official journal Of the
| Senate be published IN the west Baton
| Rouge Sugdr p'anter, and that the same be
paid tor out OF the cOHt!ngen; expense lu1iO
| Laid over.
Mr.. OHara called up tie following reso-
| luton, lying over:
| Rcsolced, That at each evening session
| the Secretary OF the Senate shall call the
| roll alphabetically, and that each Senator
| be empowered to cali Up blll or resolution
| for action by the Senate.
Mr.. Sypher moved 20 amend 10y adding
| the following to the resolution:
| And il the roll is not completed IL one or
| more days. the Secretary shai- continue the
! calling on the next Gay. commencing with
| the name succeeding the orc last called On
| the previous day.
The amendment was accepted by the
original mover, and the resolution adopted
as amended.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING OVER.
| Mr. Daigle called up Tie report of the
| Committee on Judiciary. being substitute
for Senate bill No. .1.1t, 20 be entitled an act
| to amend an re-enact section two thousand
| one hundred and thirteen Of article ninety
| six. known as he Revised Statutes, ap-
...o,,, - .,,o ;,,.;oos of .Je ne.ce in tho
| parish OF St. Landry
| Passed is first reading.
The constitutional r}.e was then sns-
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| cred en-rossed.
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One o'clock having arrived. The order Of
tbe ,lav was called for.
| Mr.. pjncbbark moved ,ha. tie order of
| the dav bc POSTPONED for twenty minutes.
.dcp-ed
Senate bill No. .Qi was then considered
errrossed for a -iirG reading.
Tie constitutional r.le was further sus-
| pended BY q tour-tif-hs affirmative vote.
the bin read is third and last trc. and
finally adopted with It's tide.
| Mr. Thomas called up Senate b.n No. %.
to be entitled an ac. for tie relief OF w. j.
Blackburn. reported 1avorab,y by he Com
nlittee on Claims.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas. lie bill- was
! considered cngrOsseC.
Tie constitutional rue was hen sus-
pended bv a four-iitths affirmative vote, me
! bin read lis th..,! and las line. and finally
adop-ed.
un 0Ira,, called ~, oveer-;ve session.
Tho c..,7 ho;r,, f,7v sooond.1 the CHAIR or
! ao,o1 -I,a Saro-e chamber cleared Of all
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Exoor-,re session bayinr been raised.
w yyb;-,or oa~.6 ", Senate bill No.
aoo 20 ba .r+;-Ied an ac- 70 ;pco,porate The
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