New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-18

saker. Ingraham, kclso, Lewis, Nolann'
| OHara. Pierce, Pnchback. Ragan. smith,
Thomas, Thompson, Twltchen, "hl'hes'
WiicOX-SS.
Nays: Sypher-l.
Mr.. BIackman moved 10 strike out III Inc
two. section two, st Martin ana insert
| ..Vermiion and Cameron.
Adopted.
Also. movci to strike out. III line tWo'
of section thrpe "Verniilon, ana lnscr'
st. Mary and IBERIA" and strike ont III
line three, section three, ''Cameron' ana
insert st. Martin
Adopted.
In section one. Inc five, strike oat 81
Mary," and insert Assumption.
Adopted.
Mr.. Sypler moved to amend the first sec
ton by striking oHt.
Motion laid OF the table.
NJ. Hunsailer moved to insert the pay
shes OF st. James and Assumption IN sec
ton one.
On IA cal. Of TIE yeas and nays, there
beng a tie. toe Illa.. decided III the mega
tive.
Motion lost.
Yeas Anderson Antoine, Bowmah
Daig,a. Gallup. liunSakrr. kc!>o, LEWIS
Nuiant!. OHaia Pierce, Raglan. " IcoX-lo.
NAYS: Campbell, Coup!and- Fish Futcn'
Harris, HerHI-. ingra!iani. Lynch. iincn
back. Smith. 'IhompSou lwitchcA. h!'-
urr-i;5.
NJ Nolan moved 20 reconsider
Adopted.
The S.nat. refused % adopt the motion.
after The ma.n question had been ordefe'i'
Mr iiun~;ltr moved 10 laT the Whole biz
Oh the table.
| Refused.
NJ. DIiara moved to aionrn.
On cal. OF the yeas and nays, TIE senate
refused 20 adjourn by the following vote
Yeas: Antoine. Fish kel>o, Lewis. Pinch,
back. Sypler. Thompson, Twit'hell,
Whitney,.
NAYS Anderson. Bowman. Butler
Campbell, Coipland. Daigle. Futch Galtlp'
Harris, I:rrwi.. !iunsak-r, Lynch. Noiand,
OIiard. Pierce. Nagan. Smith. NiicoH-lS
TIC bi,. Wa, then adopted as amended.
The bi.i was considered en.gosscd Tor
laird reading.
Til. constitutional rule was further sll>-
pended by Il iourtiiti affirmative vote. the
bill. read is third and last time, and finally
Adopted
In" 5i5le was amended by striking out all
from. . Judicial Dist riots to "and pro
vidiu., a,so s,rillin. ont '.and Parishes.
The titit. was adopted as amended.
| On motion OF Mr.. COPELAND, House bill
! No - was aiken up. relative to liabilities
| oI dcDoS!t3Iics.
NJ Whitney moved to postpone the bill
indefinitely.
The Senate refused to pos; pone.
| NJ. Lewis moved to adjourn
| On call OF the yeas and nays the Senate
refused by the following vote:
Yeas: Barber, Whitney,.
| Nays: Anderson. Antoine. Bowman. But
Ter. Campbell. Collplald, Fish, Futch, Gal
lup. Harris. Eerwi- Hun>aler. lngraham,
kels", Lewis Lynch. holland. oHara'
Pierce. Raglan. Smith. Sypier Thompson.
fwitchell. Wiltox-*!-.
The bill was considered engrossed for Il
-!ir'l reading.
Tire constitutional rue was further Sis
| rn,,;led by Il tourtIths affirmative vote the
:,ill read its third and last time. and finally
adopted with lis title
Mr.. Harris. by consent, offered the follow
| ing r">oiutipn
R,so.red. That the finance committee are
hey. by Instructed to examine the vouchers
and accents Of the Warrant Clerk. ana
report what disposition has been made o;
, tn AUTHORIZATIONS made To pay the mileage
| and per .i..m and contingent expenses OF
the Senate.
Adopted.
Mr.. Antoine called up Senate bill No. 30
The yeas ard nays We're called on i
Inn:ion To Indefinitely postpone which the
Senate refused by the following vote:
Yeas: Campbell. Harris. Hunsaker
Lewis. Lynch, Pierce, Pinchback, RaGan
~ itchelI-'.
Nays: Anderson. Antoine, Barber, Bow
man, Butler, COPELAND. Daigle, Fish
futch. GallEp, lerwi., In.raham. kelso
holland, smith, Sypher, WilcoN-17.
The bill was finally referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Pinchbach moved to adjourn.
Adopted
The President then announced that tn.
Senate stood adjourned until the seven
tcenth instant, at twelve o'clock NJ.
CHARLES II. MERRITT,
Secretary Of the Senate.