New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

fixed for the special order of the day for
tomorrow at halfpsst twelve.
RIII.S CALLED Up

to be entitled an act to exempt from seiz-
| ure and sale, under execution, property,
| real and personal, TO the value of $500
stain the manner and how said valuation
| shall be ascertained. and prescribing penal
ties for the violation of any provisions OF
| this act, aud prescribing the duties of the
district attorneys ard parish attorneys rel
| alive thereto. and to repeal all laws con
trary to or in conflict with this act.
AR. Brewster moved that the bill be COZ
sidered section by section.
Section one was read.
Dir. Brewster moved 70 insert in line
twelve wages due employees after the
word claw"
Amendment was adopted.
First section was adopted az amended
Section two vas then read and adopted.
Section three vas read and adopted.
Mr.. Blackburn moved that the motion b.;
which the Senate adopted the tE-t section
be :ecopsidered.
Adopted.
The words twenty five hundred" we're
stricken out, and the words twelve hun
dred and fifty" inserted.
Mr.. Harris moved that the words "twen-
ty-fye hundred" be stricken out wherever
tn. Y occurred in the bill, and twelve hun
dred and fifty be inserted.
Bill was then adopted on second reading
as amended, and tie bill was considered
engrossed.
Or call Of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted TO .uspend the cons titutional rule by
Il four tfths vote as fUilows:
Yeas-Anderson, Alexander, Barber,
Blackburn, Blunt. Bnvee. brewster, Craw-
ford, Chadbourn. Greene, Harris, =. F.
Herwig. (: (, Hrrwig. Harper, Ingraham
Masicot, Merrill, Pollard, Rey, Sypher,
Stamps. Weber. Whitney, Whartun-24.
Nays-Cayo, keLso. TSitcLell-3.
Mr.. Wharton called for the reading of the
bill
Mr. Harris moved that further reading be
dispensed With.
The reading Tas di5pense.i with.
On call of the yeas and nays, the Senate
voted that tho bill! do now finally pass.
Yeas-AieKander. Barber, blackburn,
Blunt. BOve', Butler, Brewster, Crawford
Chadbourn, Greene. Harris. J.. r. gIerwig
+. r. Herwig, Harper, ingrahaIl, kelso.
Msaico', Merrill, Pollard, Rey, Stamps.
Twitohell, Weber. Wharton. Whitney-?5.
Nay-Cage--l.
The words twenty-five hundre l" were
stricken out of the title. and the wor5s
twelve hundred and fifty" inserted.
The title ~ amended was then adopted.
Mr. BARRIER. chairman OF the Commjtte
on NJ !Gd~, submitted the following report:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
NJ. Barber, Of tie Committee on Militia,
rep 'rted tavorably Ola House bill No. l95.
an act authorizing the muster of the Metro
pOl!tan Police force ~ . part OF the militia
of the State; authorizing the said force to
he Increased wien on militia duty to three
full recimeuts to be called the Metropolitan
3 igade; authorizing the assignment Of
other officers and troops to said brigade,
and providing fer the enlistment. enroll
ment. pay aud oommand Of the said Metro
politan Brigade.
Mr.. Barber obtained unanimous consen.
and called up House bill No. lgj. az atore-
said.
Mr.. Wharton moved the folio wing amend
m,n's:
To strike ors IN section four ",nav assign
any officer of the militia to duty in said
brigade and he," and - strike Gus the
who's OF section eight.
Tie amendment vas rejected.
BIZ was then adopted an it second read
ing.
Constitutional rule was suspended. bill
read third time and hua.ly adopted with its
title.
Mr.. Bovee called up senate bill No. il6
entitled AZ acs authorizing the police juries
of st. James and st. ,nn the Bapti5. to
change :he boundary lines between said
parishes.
Laid over.
ar. Harris moved thar IA. rules be sus-
pended &c allow aiin to Introduce IL resola-
ton.
Rules were suspended. and she following
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Harris:
Hcsoiycd, That the Presiien. appoint n /.
of FIVE. to be- known as the rmni- !
bus eommlttee. ~ whom shall be referred |
al! Hnnse bills now pending or coming be. {.
fore the Senate this session. |
ny ht. 6ypher:
Provided. however. that said committee |
shall not take under consideration any bulls |!
hat hav" not been reported favorable on by |
some one OF the standing committees OF the |
Senate. !
Mr. Har'i. moved to lay on the table the
amendment. |
On call OF tho yeas and nays the Senate |
refused So lay the Amendments IN tho table
by I'll. following vote:
Yaaa-Barher. Blackburn. Blunt, Butler.
Harris. z. F. Herwig, f. +. tieswig. Harper. |
Masi"ot. T~itcncI!. Whitn-,--ll
Nay.-AnG. rsun. Alexander. Bovee, But
Ter. Brewster. Gage. Crawford. Chadbourn,
Ingrahau'. K"lso, Mr'liI.. 81 pier, Stamps,
W. Der. Wharton--i3.
Mr.. Sypher proved that Ills amendment
be adopted.
On call OF two members the Senate went
ntn executive session.
Executive session having been raised, On
,ell OF the roll the following Senators
answered 10 their nance:
Messrs. Anderson. Barber. Blunt. Boyee.
Brewster, Cage. Crawford, Chad bourn,
}renr, Harrir. r. Y. Her wig. Il. f. Her.
wig, ingrahAm. kelso Maslcot. Merrill,
Pollard. R"y. SVphrr. Stamps, TwltcLell.
Weber. Wharton. Whtney-24.
Messrs. BUvee and Blunt moved tha: the
Fhols su9ees matter be Indefinitely post
tuntd.
Mr.. Harris moveG 10 lay the motion on
he table.
On e call OF the yeas ana nays th. senst
'oted not 20 lay the motion on tae table to
Indefinitely postpone She ahale subject
matter:
T.a+-Bs'ber. Buti"-. Brewster, Greens,
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