New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

IIOUso DIlL No OF. eullLleu du dCb si0dlLhS
the parish Of Lincoln. and providing for the
organization ,heSeo:. wa. considered en-
crossed.
NJ. Gair. o: East fciicfana, offered the
following as an amendment .c the above
notion. so az 20 :ead. OR motion OF Mr..
Greene. che bill! was considered engrossed
and went On the calendar :oy the :hi.I sead-
ing" which wa. agreed TO.
Nj. Delnas. o: Red River. moved the
adoption Of the journal as corrected.
On which fhe yeas and nays We're de-
manied by Mcssrs. Hahn. of st. Charles.
and Tuceaai. q: S.. James. resulting as
follows:
I.as-Ai..in. Bike. Boatrer. Carey.
Cousin. Demas. y C. Davis, L. X. Davis.
Devezin. Deioie, Dumont. Devices, Greene.
Grant. Gai:. Guichard, Hetfuers Rubeau.
Hill. Heath. NJ Jones, Heating, Kenyon.
Kern. Lawes. Mathews. reyton. Page, Raby.
Thomas. Williams, Wilson. Worthy. WASH
jngton. Wiggin. Wani-. Y~oung~4!.
Nays-Brgant. Benham. Connaugn.on.
Decker. Elliot. CAN'T. Hahn. Hedgepath.
Kirkman. Mayo. Martinez. Montaldo.
Kochon, Sawyer. Tureaud~I5.
The %journa! was approved as corrected.
Mr. CAN'T. of 81. Landry. called tor the
specia, orde: Of the day.
Mr.. Young. OF Ccnc0riia. moved &c post.
pone the special o.!eg o: the day unti! two
o'clock.
Mr.. Devices. o: Pei River. move. 70
postpone al. spec;a: o.Jcys OF the day FOR
ten minutes.
Carried.
On motion Of Ne. Mathews. Of T.rsas.
House biz! Ne. 81. entitled az act creating
the parish Of Lincoln. and providing for
the organization thereof. Was :eaI the tLiS.
time.
Mr.. Mathews, .: yensss, rsSve.i ths final
passage Of the bill.
Pending thi. motion the special or!es o.
the day was called.
Mr.. Young. Of Goncc:dia. movo! 20 post
pone the special order OF :he day gnti! five
minutes past Z. VI.
Mr.. Deyezin, OF Orleans, novcG 90 lay
that motion on the table. GA which the yeas
and nays were demanded by Messrs. Marti-
net, of So. Martin, and Ham, o: st.
Charles. resulting as follows:
i~eas-AIain, Antoine, Boyd, Blackstone.
BRYANT, Decker, Devezin, Elliot, CAN'T,
Hettner, Hahn, NJ. Jones, Heating, Kern,
kirkman, Lewis, MurreIl (MadisonJ, Mayo,
Martinez, Montaldo, Page, Raby, Rochon.
Rodrigues. Sawyer. SeweIl, Tureaud, VIII
lialns, Wilson. Wiggin, Wands-3I.
Nays-Baker, Benham, BoatDer, Carey,
Connaushton. Demas, u. c. Davis, T.. K.
Davis. Dejoie. Dumont, Devices. Greene.
Grant. GAR, Guichard, Hill, Heath, Hedge
path. Kenyon. Lawes, Mathews, Peyton,
Soner, Stewart. Southland. Thomas Worthy.
Washington. ~ioUHS-S9.
Carried.
Mr.. Devices. OF Red River. made n point
of order. tina: the specia. order was post.
poned for ten minutes. and that the time
had passed.
The Chair decided the point not well
taken.
fMr, Young. Of Concoriia. III the chair.
Mr.. Dumont. of Orleans. asked leave of
absence for Nix. Washington. OF COnccrdia.
for ten days.
Granted.
M.. Raby. o: St.chitocaes, moye2 TO adj
iDCIu ulls.. O-.UD!.OSo
Lost.
iN.. Gai-. OF East Faiiciana. in the chair.
Mr.. Young. OF Concordia. submitted the
following majority report as - substitute
for the minority report OF She Committee
OF Judiciary:
CoMsE--rH ON 3Eo.C'Ass, ,
February :, 1873. ;
TO ne Honorabls Speaker AMI Members Of the
House o: Representatives,
Your Committee on Judiciary respectfully
submit the following majority report:
That they have examined the provisions
of Senate bill No. -, IN act for tNe relief
of j. \. Shawhan, and report ta.e!ably
th.seon and recommend its passage.
-. YOUNG,
&. ). GREENE,
a. DJMONT.
NJ, Young. OF Concoriia. moved that the
ycpor: he received and adopted, on which
the yeas and nays were demanded by
Messrs. Benham. o! Carroll. and Vuyeaul,
of 81. James. resulting as follows:
Yeas-Antoine, Bryant, Baker. Boatner.
Blackstone. Carey. Cousin, Demas, Dejoie.
ID. c. Davis. K. K. Davis. Decker, Devezin,
Devices. Greene. Gair. Lawes. Montaldo,
Murrell (MaGison}. Mathews. Peyton, Ra BY,
Sawyer, Stewart, Southland, Thomas, Wi!
.iams. Wilson. Young-29.
Nay5-Bowman, Boyd. l!enham, Con
%naughton, Elliot, CAN'T, Guichard, Heffner,
Heating, kIrkman, Lewis. Mayo, Martinez,
Rochon, Rodrigues, Sawyer, Sewell. Tu-
reaud, Worthy, Wiggin. Wands--25.
The majority report was adopted.
Senate bill No. -. entitled an act for the
relief of Joseph n. Shawhan. passed its
second reading.
M. Young, of Concordia, moved a further
suspension of the rules 70 place the bill on
its third reading,
Lost.
Mc. Benham. q: Carroll. offered the fol.
lowing amendment to Senate bill No. 10:
Providing that all parties whatever sign
ing bonds of any and all character be here
by relieved OF pecuniary responsibility. as
well as all parties signing security notes
indorsing paper of whatever character, are
utterly and completely abcI,shing al secu.
rity contracts
The bill. was ca?endared for third reading.
Mr.. Devices. OF Red River. moved that
the Committee on Ways and Means be al
lowed TO have the revenue bill; printed.
also. that the park commissioners print
their repor: in pam9hle: for.n.
Carried
Mr.. Young. OF CcnoOrdis. moved that
Senate bill No. -, entitled an act Tor the
relief of Joseph \. Shswhan. be made the
special Ogdes OF the day Cor tomorrow az
l p. NJ.
Carried.
On motion OF Mr.. Dumont. of Orleans.
House bill No. 81, entitled an act creating
the parish Of Lincoln. and providing for
the o~r-ani,atiOn thereof waa mazda -ba ara