New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
reading and final passage its title adopted,

The following UO!lceS were gwen
By Mr.. Brown, Of Ascension:
An act for the incorporation of Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association for
the city OF New Orleans.
Also, by the same member
An act entitled an act for tie appoint
ment Of commissioners to digest and ammo
tate the laws of the State of Louisiana, and
prepare a ceGe OF practice for the courts,
and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston:
A bill to grant homesteads to all actual
settlers on the public lands Of tie State of
Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell
An act for the relief Of Lewis N. Dawes,
State assessor of The parish Of Caldwell.
BY the same member:
An act to authorize the shcrit1s and police
juries of the different parishes Of the State,
where there is no newspaper published III
said parishes, to advertise by posting up
copies and notices at the courthouse, and
at leas. three other public places in said
parishes. all legal and judicial notices.
Br. Mr.. Brewster, of Ouachita:
A Join. resolution providing for the adj
journm"nt OF the present session of the
General Assembly on the first Saturday in
February next.
By Mr.. Yorke, Of Carroll.
An act TO incorporate the Carroll Parish
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
BY Mr.. Gartskalnp. of Jefferson:
An act to amend article nine hundred and
fifteen of the Civil Code.
An act to change TIE numbers and limits
O. the First and Eighth Justice Courts for
the parish OF jefferson, and TO establish the
Seventh and Eighth Justice Courts in the
parish of Orleans.
An act TO amend an ace entitled IAN act
relative 10 the Justices OF Peace, parish of
Jefferson. and creating an additional JUS
tice Court in .i.e First Ward o: said parish"
approved February 9, 1859.
By Mr.. Brewster. Of Ouaehita.
4 bill 20 provide for the punishment Of
member. Of the Genera! Assembly who
may be proven guilty Of accepting b:ibe..
BY Mr. Souer, Of Avoyel!es:
tors and Representatives in Congress in re-
iation 20 general amnesty. by the abrOga-
ton o: the third section Of tLe fourteenth
.mendm. Il: OF :.e constitution o: the United
States.
Also. an sc. entitled an &C: 20 regulate
and pr..evv. she public peace in. and to
prohibi. unlawful and ;ew6 conduct at
places % amusement in the State Oi LOUIS.
ana, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Matthews. of Tensas:
! bill to incorporate The :ow:, oi St.
Joseph. parish OF Tensas Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Bentley. Of St. Mary:
= bill: .or :hc purpose q. ai'cwin: II.
Hei'ec'.. ;a:e Of Algiers, 70 exc che State
10: sa,uas.. ..s:aiaea in she construction
q: ?eSo.s.
by Nr. :;'hey:and. q. Sabine:
:. Ill: 20. Il. relief u William. Weight.
'e.ee contractor.
~ Nix. :iem:. s:.ai:. Of lh.r~:.:-:
= i.ls 90. che rurpos. Of ..hc.i.l,::c the
sc.:eln y: police .ulies IN TIE parishes. and
pros;Iin. 10: the e:e.t;c: -; Parish Com
the pol" iuri.. have heretofore.
BY permission. Mr.. Brown. 81 Ascension.
introduced a.. act entitled az act to change
she ren,.e i. tie case VI David Fisher. J G.
Oliy;s: and Ce!estin Olivier from Ascension
parish 80 the parish r5 st. James. which was
put uron Its frs: reading, u-.s:.s - '.speU.
zion of the rUie..
Under a suspension y: TIE constitutional
rule. the Ill; wa. pu: upon ~ ..soa1 :es.i.
ing,
.lr. Davidson, az Livingston. i,a.ei IT.
yeferencs 30 tn. Committee Oh Judiciary.
Mr.. Brown. Of Ascension. Ho.ed to Kay
the motion - refer on the table. Which was
carried ir = s;siu; so:- cs ~ ::-eas - u
nays
THE Hii9 was considered ~ ec:ros. e...
Under a further suspension OF the consti.
tutional rule, by rising vote ci 60 yeas to
12 nays, the bill was put upon its thiyd read.
ing.
Mr. Brown. Of Ascension, moved shat the
bill do finally pass. and called 1or she pre-.
vious question.
The main question was ordered.
Upon its final passage, the yeas and nays
were demanded by Messrs. Worrall, Of
jefferson, and Moncure, Of Caddo. with the
following result:
Yeas: Abel, Adolphe. Antoine. Barrett,
Belot, Bentley, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster,
Brown, Buchanan, Burch, COchrane, Craw-
ford, Darinsburg Davis, Demas, Devices.
Faulkner. Floyd. Gaddis, Garstkamp, p.
Harper, w: Harper, Hampstead, Huston,
Laurent, II. Lott, J. b. Lott, Lynch,
Mahoney, Marvin, Matthews. McCarty,
| Moore, Morphy. Morris, Ong, Oplatek,
Ovcrton, Quinn, Raby, Riley, Ringgold,
| Sartain, Smith, Souer, Stamps. Stanton,
| TOunOir, Tureaud, Verrett, Wand. Wash
ington, of Assumption, Washing ton. .of Con-
cordia, Waters. Wheyland, L. Williams,
II. Williams, Wilson, Yerke, Young-66.
Nays: Baker. Barker. Barrow. Began,
Butler; Carter, ,Chacbere, Darby, Davidson.
Durio, Ellis, Fontelieu, Hyams, kilen,
La Salincrc, Llambias. Mcfarland.
! Meadows. Moncure Murray, Nelson, Pond,
| Schumacher. Stevens. Stinson. Tatman,
! Thompson, Ullinan, Worrall-29.
The bill was finally passed. and sent 10
| the Senate for concurrence.
| The Speaker laid before the House :,
| communication from the State Superintend
| ent o. Education, asking for further time
| to make report, which was granted.
Mr. WhcyIand. of De Soto. moved to adj
journ.
| Lost.
Nh Harper. Of St. Charles. asked for .
suspension Of the rules to introduce . veso