New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

| of useless machinery, with the approval OF
| the board of control
| Yours truly,
II. c. WARMOTH.
| Major s. L. James, Baton Rouge.
Can not state positively that executive
| clemency has been extended to colored con
| victs on the alleged ground that said con
victs were sentenced TO the Penitentiary
tor political reasons.
JOHN II. malta, Clerk.
All of which your committee most re
specifically submit,
E. L. WEBER. Chairman:
A. J. SYPHER.
j. HENRI BURCH.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
Mr. Barber moved to dispense with the
reading in detail of the report. and that il
DE printed in the journal.
Adopted.
NOTICES OF Bills.
Mr.. Ingraham gave notice that he would
at some future day introduce a bill to be
entitled an act for the rellet of c. S. Sauvi
net. late civil sheriff, parish Of Orleans.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY unanimous consent. Mr.. Brewster In,
.roduced the following bill:
n DIiI W 10 ChtlIiCu az dtl 4Ol etIc iCAhl
of the public schools of the city of New Or
leans from debt. TO more effectually pro
vide for funding the same. and declaring
the construction of section thirteen of act
No. % of 1872, and TO regulate the levy OF
school tax for 1873.
The bill was read the nrst time.
Mr.. Brewster moved suspension Of the
rules to place the bill upon it's second read
ing, on which Mr. Harris demanded the
yeas and nays.
The roll was called. with the following
result:
Yeas-Barber. Belden, Butler. Brewster.
Blunt. Backb burn, Burch. Bovee. Gage.
Chadbourn, Greene. Harper. 2. +. Herwig
+. +. Hprwig, Ingraham, Kelso. Mascot,
Merrill, Pollard. Stamps. Sypher. TVitehell.
Weber. Wharton-2i.
Nays-Alexander. Harms.
Four-ffths Of all the members present
having voted afirmatively. the rules were
suspended and the bill read second time.
On motion of Mr.. Brewster. the bill! was
considered engrossed.
Mr.. Brewster moved 10 suspend .he rules
to place the bill upon its third and final
reading, on which ar. Harris demanded
the yeas and nays.
The roll was called with the following re.
suit:
Yeas-Barber. Beldep. Butler. Brew ster.
Blunt, Blackburn. Burch. Bovee. Cage.
Chadbourn, Greene, Harper. z. +. Herwig.
Z. +. Herwig, 1ngraham, kelso, MasicOt.
Merrill. Pollard Rey. Stamps. Sypher-22.
Nays = Alexander. Harris. TWitchell.
Weber. Wharton-5.
Four-ffths of all the member. present
having voted affirmatively. the rules were
suspended and the bill! was read the third
time.
Pending the reading Of the bill. the foi
lowing message from the House WAS re.
ceived:
The Clerk OF the House appeared a: the
bar Of the Senate and announced tina. the
House had adjourned until Wednesday
next. twenty-sixth instant. out of respect
to the memory of Hon. John Hedgepath.
member of the House from the parish Of St.
James.
Mr.. Brewster them moved that the bill
do now finally pass. on which the yeas and
nays were demanded.
The roll was called. with the following
result:
Yeas-Barber. Belden. Butler. Brewster.
Blunt, Burch. Bovee. Cage. Chadbourn,
Crawford, Greene, P. +. Herwig. Z. +.
Herwig. Harper, Ingraham, MasiSOt. Mer-
rill. Pollard, Rey. Syohe!. Stamps. Weber.
Wharton-23.
Nays-Alexander. Harris. Twitchell-;'.
Mr.. Stamps moved a suspension of the
rules to take up House bill No. lOt. an act
20 create the parish OF Barataria. and pro
viding for tho organization thereof. on
which the yeas and NAYS we're ordered.
with the following result:
Yeas Blackburn. Burch. Bovec. Chad
bourn, ?. f. Herwig. +. +. Herwig. Merrill,
Masicot. Ray, Stamps, Sypher--ll.
Nays-Alexander. Barber. Belden. Blunt.
Butler. Cage. Crawford. Greene, Harper.
Harris. Ingraham. Kclso. Pollard. Twj.chc!',
Weber, Wharton--l6.
RESOLUTIONS LYING OvLR.
Mr.. Burch called up the following :esolu-
ton:
Rcso'red. That the members recently
elected to the Senate shall receive the same
mileage and per diem for this session al
lowed to other members.
Mr. Harris moved 20 amend by str:kin.
out the word this" and .Hser:iE. the words
the regular
Amendment adopted.
Mr.. Burch moved the adoption y. :i.e yes.
olution as amended.
Objection being raised the resolution was
laid over.
SPECIAL ORDER Of The DAY.
Mr.. Wharton called fox the specia. orie:
Of the day.
Mr.. Barber moved to take up "a the
special order of the day Senate bill n" lOt.
an act to protect the civil rights of citizens:
certain forfeitures for acts III de.
'ogation of such rights. and directing pro-
,eedings to that end: making certain acts
Il violation of civil rights misdemeanor.
md declaring the punishment therefor.
The bill was read section by section.
Section one was read and adopted. on
notion of Mr.. Barber.
Sections two. three and four were then |
cad and adopted. on motion Of Mr.. Barber. |
On motion of Mr.. Barber the bill was |
hen adopted as d whole.
The constitutional rule was then sus.
ended and the bill read second time.
On motion of Mr.. Barber the bill was
onsidered engrossed. and adopted on its
econd reading.
On motion of Mr.. Barber. the constitu.
onal rule was suspended and tho bill |
assed its third reading. and was finally |
dopted with Its title.
BILLS TAKEN UP oCT or ORDER.
On motion of Mr.. Harris the rules were
appended, and Senate bill No. l58. being
Institute for House bill No. III AN act max.