New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-15

The seventh and eighth sections were
read and adopted.
| The ninth section was read.
Mr. Bryan, of Calcasieu, moved to amend
by striking out, in line sixteen, the word
..nine," and insert the word "eight."
Carried.
He also moved to amend further by strik-
ing out, in line seventeen, the word -four
and insert the word ''seven."
Mr.. Young, of Concordia, moved to lay
| the amendment on the table.
| Carried.
| Mr.. II. Lott, of Rapides, moved to amend
by striking out, in line seventeen. the word
''four" and insert the word six"
| MIR. Barrett, of Orleans, moved to lay it
upon the table.
| Lost.
The amendment was adopted.
The section as amended was adopted.
Section ten was read.
| Mr.. Houston moved to amend by striking
out in line four the word ''seven" and insert
the word "six."
Carried.
| MI IL 1Otl, VI NdpiuCs INV GU " dhlCuu
by inserting in line twenty-six, after the
word paid" the words sin current funds
| Mr.. Bryan, Of Calcasieu, moved to lay
| the motion on the table.
| Lost.
The amendment was adopted. T:
| The section as amended was adopted.
! THE Speaker resumed the chair.
| The eleventh section was read
| Mr.. II. Lott, of Rapides, moved to amend
as follows:
Provided, that nothing in this section
| shall be so construed as to compel a new
! registration in the parishes from which new
| parishes have been formed, or from which
territory has been detached by the ACTS of
| the General Assembly.
Which was laid upon the table upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Devices, of De Soto.
Sections twelve and thirteen were read
and adopted.
Section fourteen was read.
Mr.. Worrall, of Jefferson, moved to
amend by striking out lines fourteen. fifteen,
sixteen. seventeen and eighteen, down to
the word "issued."
Upon motion of Mr.. Davidson, of Living
ston, the amendment was laid upon the
table, and the section was adopted.
Section fifteen was read.
Mr.. Moncure of Caddo. offered the fol-
lowing proviso. which was read and adopted:
Provided, that within ten days after the
books of registration shall have been
opened. as hereinbefOre provided for, it
shall be the duty of each supervisor of
registration to strike from the list Of voters
the names of all persons who have, prior to
that time, died. removed, or otherwise be-
come disqualified as electors, and also to
publish Immediately, according to law, for
at least ten days, the names OF such electors
thus stricken off
And provided further. that on the tenth
day before the election only the names of
such persons as have died, removed. or
otherwise become disqualified as electors,
since the opening of said books. shall be
stricken off, list Of the names of whom
shall be published as aforesaid on the sue
ceeding day.
The section, as amended, was adopted.
Sections sixteen TO thirty-six inclusive
were read and adopted.
Mr.. Worrall, of Jefferson, offered the fol-
lowing additional section:
ANY supervisor of registration, or clerk of
a sUpe rvisOr, who shall receive any bride
.design ated to influence him in the discharge
of his duties, or any person who shall offer
to said supervisor or clerk any bride deslg-
mated o influence either in the discharge of
his duty, shall be, on conviction, imprisoned
in the State Penitentiary not less than one
year n or more than three years.
Mr. Demas, of st. John. the Baptist,
moved to lay it upon the table.
Lost.
The section was then adopted.
Section thirty-eight was read and
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. j. B. Lott, of Rapides.
the vote adopting section ten was recon
sidered. and ne offered the following
amendment:
In section ten insert after the word 'elec-
tion,' in line twenty, the following: And
they shall each be entitled to one clerk,
who shall be allowed S. per day for the
time he shall be employed, not to exceed
the time for which his principal is allowed
pay
Mr.. Meadows, of Claiborne, moved to lay
it upon the table.
Lost.
Upon thsadoption of the amendment
yea and DAY vote was demanded by
Messrs. Bryan, of Calcasieu, and Stamps,
of Jefferson, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Abel, Adolphe, Antoine. Barrow,
Bentley, Bickham, Bowen, Broussard.
Buckingham Carr, Crawford, Davis, De
mas, Devices. Deslonde, Faulkner, Gaddis.
P. Harper. William Harper. johnson, Ken
ner. La Saliniere, Laurent, IL. Lott, J. b.
Lott, Mahoney, Marie, Marvin, Matthews,
Mcfarland, Moore MOrphy, Morris, Muir
ray, Ong, OvertOn, Quinn, Riley, Sartain,
Smith, Souer, Stamps, Stanton, Tatman,
Tureaud. Verrett, Washington (Assump-
tionl, Washington (COncordia), +. Will
liams. H. Williams, Worrall, Young-52.
Nays-Baker, Barker Barrett, Blunt,
Brown, Bryan, Butler. C0chrane, Darby,
Daripsburg, Davidson, Ellis, Garstkamp,
Hyams. Killen. Kinsella, Llambas, Mea-
dows. Moncure, Nelson, Oplatek, Raby,
Ringeold, Stinson, Thompson, Tounoir,
Waters. Yorke-2S.
Carried.
And the tenth section as amended was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Davidson, of Liv-
ingston. the bill as amended was adopted
as a whole.
Under suspension of the constitutional
rule the bill was placed upon its third read
ing and final passage, its title adopted, and
it was ordered to be sent to the Senate for |
concurrence in the amendments.
Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, moved to re- |