New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18


III contingent expenses of the General
Assembly. strike out sixty" and insert zone
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
SAID warrants to be registered in the Office
OF the State Treasurer, in accordance with
the provisions of an act, No. %, approved
February u, 1871"
Strike out the appropriation for Inspccto.
OF the State Penitentiary, say twelve nun
drcd lSl2OOl dollars, and leave blank.
Strike out twenty-five hundred (S2l00l
dollars for the Protector Fire Insurance
Company.
Strike out two thousand (s2Oon) dollars
1Or the Baptist Association of Waterproof
Section three, strike out the entire sec
ton.
Make line four hundred and tifty-three
read. Ito pay Judgment, No. 1871. versus
the State Of Louisiana. the sum of ninety
six thousand seven hundred and thirty
dollars and eighty four (S96,77s0 S4) cents.
suit"
A. w. FAULKNER, Chairman.
Senate bill No. 24s, the general appro-
priation bill, reported by the committee.
with amendments. was made the special
order of the day for halfpast nine o'clock.
Senate bill! No. IjG, an act for the reliefot
the Hope Insurance Company. passed its
second reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended
1T was placed upon its third reading and
final passage, its title adopted, an,! notice
OF concurrence ordered to be sent to the
Senate.
House bill No. 2lS, an act to amend ant!
rcenact an act entitled IAN act to reorgan-
ize the Bureau Of Emigration. and for
measures to develop the resources and to
increase the population and wealth of tie
State OF Louisiana, passed its secort:
reading
Und~r suspension of the constitutional
rule the bill was placed anon its third read
ing and final passage, its title adopted and
ordered to he sent to the Senate for con-
currencc.
The following House bills on their third
reading were finally passed, their titles
adopted, and ordered to be sent to the Sen
ate for concurrence:
House bill No. ID, an act to incorporate
the Morning Star Benevolent Association.
House bill No. l07, an act to incorporate
the Sons Of Emmett Benevolent Association
of TIE city of New Orleans, Louisiana.
(Mr. Moncure, Of Caddo, in the chair.l
Mr.. Brown, of Ascension, moved that
House bill No. 26l, an act to dissolve the
corporation known as the New Orleans and
tain acts, to provide the mode Of liquida-
ton of the affairs of said corporation. and
to provide the means therefor, be considered
at this time.
Carried.
Mr.. Huston, of East Feliciana, moved
that the further consideration of the bill be
indefinitely postponed.
M. Brown, of Ascension, moved to lay
that motion on the table.
Carried.
Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell. moved for a
suspension Of the constitutional rule. so as
to permit the bill to be placed upon its third
reading and final passage, upon which
Messrs. Huston, of East Feliciana, and Tu-
reaud of ST. James, demanded the yeas and
nays, with the following result:
Yeas: Abel, Barrett, Belot, Bentley
Bowen, Brown, Burch, Darinsburg David
son, Davis. Dcmas. Devices, Durio, Faulk-
ner, Gadd;s, Gardner, ?. Harper. Hemp
stead, Hyams, johnson, Kearson, La Salin-
iere, II. Lott, Lynch, Mahoney, Marie, Mar
win, Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland. Nor
| ply. Morris, Otto, Overton, Quinn. Riley,
Rinsgcld, Sartain, Souer, Stamps. Stanton.
TOunoir, Uliman, Verrett, Washington. Of
| Assumption. Washington. Of Concordia,
Waters, E. Williams, H. Williams. Wilson,
| Yorke, Young-52.
Nays: Baker, Barker, Bcklam, Blunt,
| Brewster. BrOussard, Bryan. Buchanan.
Buckingham, Butler, Chacherc, Cochran.
Crawtor Darby, Ellis, Floyd, Fontelieu,
Garstkalap, w. Harper, Huston, kenner.
Killen, kinsella, Laurent, Llalnbias, j. Il.
Lott. Meadows, Moncure. Murray, Nelson.
Pond, Rajy, Schumacher, Smith, Stevens.
Stinso,. Tatman, Thompson. iureaui,
Wheylani, Worrall-4l.
The rule was not suspended, and the bill
was calendared for third reading.
THE Speaker resumed the chair.
by unanimous consent, House bill No.
282 az act foc the relief of the families of
the legal representatives Of Messrs. Thomas
j. Fox and Joseph Clavier, was intro
duced, and passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the rule was read a second time.
The bill was suspended by which it is
necessary to consider it in the committee Of
the whole.
The bill was considered as engrossed.
Under further suspension of the consti-
tutional rule, it was placed upon it's third
reading and final passage, its title adopted,
and it was ordered to be sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell, moved that
substitute for House bill No. 26l, relative
to the Ship Island canal, be placed upon its
final passage.
Mr. Huston, of East Felciana, raised
the following point of order:
That the House having refused to sus
pend the constitutional rule to place the
bill upon its third reading, it was equiva-
lent to an indefinite postponcment OF the
bill. and it could not be called up again
The Speaker sustained the point OF
order
Mr. Young, Of Conc ordia. raised the fol-
loving point Of order: That the bill had
been read three several times, and conse-
quently no suspension of the constitutional
rule was requisite to place the bill upon its
tinal passage.
The Speaker stated that as the Speaker
pro TEN had decided that the bill was on
its second reading, he would not override
his decision, and decided that the point Of
order was not we'll taken.
House bill No. 40, an act for the relief of