New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
the homestead of the late Lieutenant Gov.
ernor 0. j. Dunn, etc.
Yours respectfully,
WA TERaRRGLN

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ment of the outstanding vouchers and war.
rants issued by the General Assembly for
| the payment of mileage and per diem of
members. officers and employees. and FOX
contingent expenses thereof, and providing
/ for the auditing Of such vouchers and war.
| rants. and for other purposes. was read the
| first time. and on motion Of Mr.. Souer. OF
Avoyelles. for furthe. suspension Of the
rules, the yeas and nays were demanded by
Messrs Young, Of Concordia, and Sartain.
| of Carroll:
Yeas-Allain, Armstead, Antoine, Baker
Bowman, Bryant, Blackstone, Boatner.
Barrow, Carey, Connau5hton. Cousin. De
mas, Davidson. r. Il. Davis, Decker, Deve.
| Yin, Devices, Elliot, Fontelieu, Grant, Gair,
Guichard. Hubeau, Hill Hahn, Heath n.
Landry, Marvin, Mayo, Murren (batOurchel,
Murrell lMadison), Martinez, Mathews,
Marie, Montado, PeytOn, Page, Paris.
| Raby, Rodrigues, SOuer, Stewart, Southland.
Sutton, Sewell, Thomas, Wilson, Williams,
Washington, Young-56.
Nays-Boyd, Benharn, Greene. Hefner,
SaItain, Snaer, Wiggin-..
The constitutional rule was suspended,
and the bill was read the second time
Mr.. Young,.o of Concordia, offered sub
stitute for Senate bill No. SO, entitled an
| act authorizing certain parties to sue the
State of Louisiana in any court Ct compe-
| tent jurisdiction in the State.
Mr.. Devices, of Red River, made point
of order that q substitute could not be Of
| fered for substitute.
The Chair decided the point we'll taken
Mr.. Gair. of East Felicians, made point
| Of order that the title of the substitute Of
fered by Mr.. Young does not explain the
objects OF the bill.
The Chair decided the point well .aken.
Mr.. Souer, of AvOyelles. moved that tn e
! House resolve itself into committee OF the
whole TO consider Senate bill No. SO.
! COMMITTEE or THU WHOLE.
mr.. Gair. Of East Feliciana, in the
chair.i
| Senate bill No. 81, entitled an act making
| an appropriation Of SOS. 600 for the payment
of the outstanding vouchers and warrants
issued by tho General Assembly for the
payment Of mileage and per diem Of mem.
bers. officers and employees. and for contin-
|
the auditing OF such vouchers and war
rants. and fer other purposes, under con.
| slderatien.
! On motion Of Mr.. MurrelI. ofMadison. ;he
committee rose and reported. through its
chairman. and recommended the passage OF
the bill.
| 1.-THE Speaker resumed the chair
On motion of Mr.. Gair, of Eas. Feliciana.
the report was received and adopted.
| Mr.. Souer. Of AvoyeIleF. moved further
suspension OF the rules to place the bill on
lis third reading. ON which the yeas and
nays were demanded by Messrs. Young, OF
Concordia, and Sar.ain, OF Carroll, result;
ing rs follows:
Yeas-Allain. Armstead. Antoine. Enw.
man, Bryant. Blackstone. B0atper. Barrow.
| Carey. Connaughton. Cousin, DeInas, K.
! R. Davis. Decker. Deyezin. Devices. Eliot.
| FOntPlcu, Grant, Gair. GutChsrd, Huheau.
| Hill, Hahn. ii Jones, Heating, Kenyon. Kern,
Keys. Lewis, Landry, Murlell tLafOurvhel,
! Murrelt (Madi.oGl. Mayo. Marie. Mathews,
Montaldo. Page. Paris. Raby. Sawyer.
| Souer. Stewart, Southland. Sutton, Sew.!i.
! Thomas. Williams, Wilson. Washington,
Ward--5l.
NaSS-fnEns b'' enc, H'uneEs 1t.s lCi,
Sar: tam. Wiggin-6.
The constitutional! rula WIS suspended
and the bill passed it's third reading.
Nix. Gair. Of East Fcl!ciana. moved the
final passage of Senate bil! No. %, and
| called for the previous question.
The main question was ordered.
On tie final passage Of the hi: tie yeas
md rv,ap, IL.
cain. Of Carroll. and MontaldQ. ot Orleans
resulting as follows:
Y.as-AIlain. Arms'cad. Antoine. Bow
man. Bryant, Baker. bIackstoue. Bratner.
Barrow. Carey. Connauehton, Cousin,
Nenas. 2. r. Davis. Decker, Devcz!n.
Dcioie, Devices. Elliot. Grant. G!:r.
Guichard. Hub.au. Hahn. Heath. NJ. Jones.
Kenyon. Kern. Keys, Lewis, Landry.
AGrIell iLaiourchel, Murren ;Madi,on},
Mayo. Marie. Mathews. Montaldo, PAGE.
Paris. kaby. Souer. Sawyer. Stewart.
Southard. Sutton, Sewell. Thomas. VIII
llama. Wilson Ward-5O.
Nays--Boyd, Greene. HeffneT. Martinez,
P-yton. Sartain, Tureaud. Wiggin-S.
The bill finally passed. title adopted. and
notice of concurrence ordered to be sen. To
the Senate.
MESSAGE gRoE THE SENATE.
SpsArE CEAErsR.l
February u, 1879.
TO Ire Tor,rabfe Speaker and Members o! the
House OF Representatives:
am directed by the Senate to ask col.
currcncc of your honorable body in Senate
bill No. rs. an act 20 relieve the pUbl..
schools Of tho city o. New Orleans from
debt.
Senate bill No. %. substitute for House
bill No. 90, making an approximation o;
$4,000 for the payment OF outstanding
vouchers and warrants, etc.
Respectfully,
WALTER REGAIN,
Assis.Gn. Secretary.
Mr.. Faris. O: Orleans. moved to recon.
slider the vote hy which tho above bill
passed, and 20 lay that motion on The table.
Mr. Young. Of Conc.rdia. moved TO az
ioUrn until tomorrow.
Mr. Gair. OF East Feicana. MAIDS pc:n:
Of order that the motion to adjourn WAS
ne: in order because Mr.. Paris had the 'oor
The Chair decided that motion TO sd.
i.urn wa. ..!ways il order, except wheu :4n
pseviou. question had been ordered.
On the motion tn adjourn the yeas and
maya were demanded By Nessrs. Young. Of
C"neordia. and :s4r.aiu, OF Carroll. result.
inc IS follows:
Yeas-Boyi. Greene. Ilefner. rcyton.
Sar'ain. Tuteaud. Washington. Ioung-S.
Eays-AIlaiu. armstead, Antoine, Bow.
man. E.yant Blackstone. Boatner, Barrow.
Carey. CoDnaughton, Demas, K. L. DAVE,
Decker Devszin. Devices, Elliot. Grant.
GAR. Guch.rG. Hubeau, Hill, Hahn. NJ.
Jones, K~atinc. Kenyon, Kern Keys. Lewis,
Landry, NuIrclI T.atOurcheI. MCrreu
tM4d!-.n'. MAYO. A..i'. Mathews, Mon.