New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

reading of the journal in detail was dis
pensed with.
On motion, the journal was approved
Mr.. Grant. of Morehouse, asked leave of
absence for nine days.
Granted.
EoTICEs OF BrLLA'
The following gentlemen gave notice that
they would on some future day introduce
the following bills:
By Mr.. Mayo, of Rapides:
An act repeating an act creating the par
ish of Vernon.
By Mr.. Greene, of jackson!
An act entitled an act to create the par
ish of Lincoln, and providing for the or
ganization thereof
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs
According to previous notice, the follow
lowing bills were introduced:
By hr. Peyton, of DeSoto:
House bill No. 68, entitled an act 90 in
corporate the town of Keachi
Passed first and second readings under a
suspension of the constitutional rules, and
referred to the Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Marie, of Terrebonne:
House bill No. G9, entitled an act author
izing the police ury Of the parish of Terre-
bonpe to issue bonds Tor certain purposes.
Passed Arst reading, and, ON motion of
Mr.. Demas, of St. John the Baptist, the
reading Of the bill in detail was dispensed
with.
Under @ suspension of the constitutional
rules, the bill passed it's second reading,
and was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
By unanimous consent, Mr.. Hahn, OF st.
Charles, introduced the following resolu-
ton:
ResoEred That this House heartily ap-
proves the executive order of President
Grant, dated January II, 1873, against the
holding of more than one Office by the same
individual, and that it utterly condemns
the system inaugurated in this State by ex-
Governor Warmoth of appointing persons
TO multiplicity of Offices, and that the Com
mittee on Judiciary be directed to prepare
and report an act in accordance with article
III of the constitution of this State, which
provides that no person shall held or exer-
else at the same time more than one office
of trust or profit, except that of justice of
the peace or notary public.
Mr.. Demas, of Red River, moved to refer
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs. Hahn, of st. Charles.
and CAN'T, Of St. Landry, resulting as fol
lows:
Yeas-Allain, Antoine, Boyd, Benham,
Blackstone, Barrow. Carey, Cousin, De
mas, D. C. Davis, Decker, Devezin, Du-
mont, Dayries, Devices, Elliott, Greene,
Guichord, Heffner, Heating Kenyon, Keys,
Mahoney, Marie, Montaldo, Page, Souer,
Sawyer, Stewart, Sutton, Thomas, Tureaud
Worthy, Washington, Wiggin,
Ward, Wands-38.
Nays-Baker, Connaughton, r. r. Davis,
CAN'T, Hubeau, Hill, Hahn, Heath, Kirk
man, Murrell (Lafourchel, Mayo, Martinez,
Peyton, Raby, Rochon, Rodriguez, Sartain,
Southland, Sewell-l9
Carried.
BY Mr.. Barrow, of Orleans:
House bill No. 20. entitled an act to
repeal an act to increase the revenues of
the State, and to authorize the incorpora-
lion of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, etc.
Passed its first reading under suspen-
sion of the constitutional rules
On motion for further suspension of the
rules, the yeas and nays were demanded by
Messrs. Devices, of Red River, and Ma
thews, Of Tensas, resulting a follows:
Yeas-Allain. Armstead, Antoine, Baker,
Boyd, Benham, Blackstone, Barrow, Carey,
Cousin, Decker, Devezin,
Hni Jotfn
Hubeau, Hill, Heath, Heating, Kenyon,
Kern, Keys, Landry, Murrell tLafourche),
Murren (Madisonl Mahoney, Mayo, Martinez,
Marie, Montaldo, Peyton, Page, Raby,
Rochon, Rodrigues, Sawyer, Stewart, Sar-
tain, Southland, Sutton, Sewell, Thomas,
rureaud, Williams, Worthy, Washington.
sFiggin, Ward, Wands-5l.
Nays-Dewees, Greene, Hahn, krkman,
The constitutional rules were suspended
and the bill passed it's second reading.
Mr.. Montaldo. of Orleans, moved its
to the Committee on Corpora
ions.
Mr.. Devices, OF Red River, moved, as an
to refer to the Judiciary Com
nittee.
Mr. Devices, of Red River, asked the de-
Vision of the Chair, if the Judiciary Com
nittee was not the appropriate committee |
% which the bill should be referred.
The Speaker made the following decision:
That legal point was involved in this |
bill. which should be investigated by the |
Judiciary Committee, under article All of |
he Civil Code.
Mr.. MontaldO, Of Orleans, moved to lay |
lpon the table the motion to refer to the |
Judiciary Committee.
Carried.
[Mr. Mathews, of Tensas, in the chair.] |
Mr.. Devices Of Red River, moved to ad |
ourn until Monday at twelve O'Clock NJ.
Lost.
On call for the previous question the
cas- and nays were demanded by Messrs.
of East Baton Rouge, and De
wees, OF Red River, resulting as follows:
Yeas-AlIain. Armstead Antoine, Baker,
Soyd, Benham, Boatner, Barrow, Carey,
Demas, Decker, Devezin, De-
Die, Dumont, Dayries, Elliot, Fontelieu,
Santt, Guichard, Helfner, Hubeau, Hill,
Mayo, Martinez, Marie, MontalGo,
'eyton, Page, Raby, Rochon, Rodrigues,
oHer, Sawyer, Stewart Sartain, Southland,
utton. SewelI, Thomas. Tureaud. Williams,
Worthy, Washington, Wiggin. Ward-52.
Nays-Deweee, Greene, Hahn. Murrell
Lafourehe), Mathews-5.
The main question was ordered.
The bill was finally referred to the Com
1ittee on Corporations.
Under suspension Of the rules, SIr. Mar
9. - IL Sol. |
az resolution:
Resolved, That tue Committee or Eiec-
ions and Qualifications be .instructeu to