New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09

Yeas-Anderson, Barber. Blackman \
Ter. Futch. Gallup. Harris, Ingraham' IT,
Ke,so. Lewis, holland, PinchbacE y
swords. Thomas, Thompson, Twitsr
Nays Campbell, Daigle, Huns,
Smith, Wilcox-o.
House bill No. 44o, relief of taxD,,
from penalties of 1861, 1862, 1863, lsa".
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then
pended by a four-ffths affirmative vOs.
bill put on its second reading, and ador
on second reading.
The constitutional rule was fur.be,,
pended by a four-ffths affirmative =,
bill read its third and last time, and in,
adopted with its title.
Tie general appropriation bill wa.
,urneG from the House with amenun.,
which were taken up and concurred in:
House bill No. 400, relief of Huey.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then +
pended by a four-fifths affirmative vote,
bill u on its second reading, and adO,,
on second reading.
The constitutional rule was furtiers
pended BY a four-fftls affirmative vote,
bill read it's third and last time, and fu
adopted with its title.
The Senate refused to take up House
No. o92, suspending Robinson from Of
House bill No. SO, summary docke.ot
preIne Court.
The bill was read, and adopted on sen
reading.
The constitutional rue was further,
pended by a four-ftths affirmative yUs
follows:
Yeas-Antoine. Blackman, Butler. ca,
bell, COPELAND. Daigle. Futch, Gallup.B
wig. Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks, L.,
McMillen. Ray. Smith. Swords. sYpb
Thomas. Thompson. Twitchell, Wilcox
Nays-Harris-l.
The bill was read its third and last.
and finally adopted with its title.
House bill No. 339, petitioning Cong
| relative 20 Agricultural College, passed
first reading.
TIE constitutional rule was then 4.
PENDED by a four-tfths affirmative vote.
bill put on its second reading, and adeE
on second reading.
The constitutional rule was furthe,s
pended by a tour-ffths affirmative VOTE
bill read It's third and last time. and IN
adopted with its title.
House bill No. 2lS, Board OF Immign.
bill OF 1871, was taken up.
No. action.
Executive session.
House bill. No. i0l. TO amend and.
enact articles 40 and 2264, Revised G
Code. passed its first reading.
Tie constitutional rule was thena
pended by a tourftths affirmative vOtti
bill put on It's second reading, and alor
on second reading.
Tie constitutional rule was furthers
pended by a four-hfths affirmative vos.i
bill read its third and last time, and In
adopted with its title.
Senate bill No. 30j-Nauonal 81 .
Transportation Company-was taken4
the following vote:
Yeas-Antoire. Barber. Butler. Camp
Gallup. Hunsaker. Ingraham, Lewis.
land. Ray. Smith. Swords. Sypher, TiG
son. Todd. Twitchell. Wilcox-l7.
Nays-Anders0n. Blackman. COupL
Daigle. Harris. Kerwig. kelso, PincLa
Thomas.
Executive session.
On motion Of Mr.. Gallup the cor:-
,ional rule was suspended to put House
No. 49,. city funding bill, on its thirdn
ing by the following four-ftths atiruas
vote:
Yeas-Anderson. Antoine. Barber, Bl
man. Butler. Campbell. Coupland. Dai
Futch, Gallup. Harris, Herwig. Hunsai
~lngraEam. jerks. kelso. McMillen. Pr
back. Ray. Smith. Swords. Svpher, Then
Thompson. Todd. Wilcox-26.
Nays-Lewis. holland. Twitchell-3.
The bill was read the third time,s
finally adopted by the following vote:
leas-Anderson. Antoine. Barber, But
Campbeil, Dai2le, Futch, Gallup. Hunsai
ingraham, jerks, kelso. McMillen. Pm
back. Ray. Smith. Swords. Thomas. Th-
SON.. Todd. Wilcox-2I.
Nays-Blackman. Coupland, Harris
wig Lewis, holland, Sypher, Twitehe--
The title was amended by adding the
lowing:
10 consolidate, limit and provide fG.
dept OF the city Of New Orleans. prilti
ana interest. TO authorize a tax Tor
support OF the city government. and
~estao4ish a LscaI agency. defining its Gu1
ana 10r the better enforcement of the COT
ton of ali taxes.
Senate bill No. 45l. relief of Wney.a
was taken up by the following vote:
1eaS-Anderson, Barber. Butler, Ga
Ii~unsaher. ~lngraham. jerks. Kelso. NoI
~rlhchnaGk, Ray. Swords, Sypher, ID
A"ltcheu, NlicOx-lG.
Nays-Antoine. Blackman. Daigle. FIJI
Tarris' Herwig, Lewis, NeMillen, Sr
lhonnas, lhompson-Ii.
HE senate refused a motion to indefl
iy postpone the bill by the following vOt
feas-Blackmau. Bowman. Daigle.FG
Harris, Ray, Smith, Thomas. ThomF
NllcoX-lQ.
Nays-Anderson, Antoine, Barber. BIZ.
Coupland. Gallup. Herwig. Hunsakeg
graham, jerks. kelso. McMillen. Nolal
Plncbback, Todd. Twitehell, Whitney
Passed first reading.
Inc Senate refused to suspend the cor
tntlonal rule to put the bill on its se0
reading by the following vote. tour-fftt;
the members present not VOTING in the
tirmative:
feas-Anderson. Antoine. Barber. Bat
Coupland, Gallup. Herwig. Hunsaker.I
graham jerks, Kelso. Lewis, Mcneil
No!'tnd. Todd. Twitcheli, Whituev-l7.
Nays0blackman. Bowman. Daigle,F rt
idari1s: Kay, Smith. Sypher. Thomas.T Tho
House bill No. So, draining swamp:
Iberia parish.
Passed its first reading.
Inc constitutional rule was then