New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

". L. H.,
Ouachita parish.
Mr. Brewster moved Is table the motion.
Lost.
Mr. Brewster moved to amend by s,rik-
ing out "Bastrop" and inserting BED
river" in section two.
Adopted.
Section three was then read.
Mr.. Wharton moved to strike GU. all
after line fifteen to the end OF the section.
Adopted.
Mr.. Crawford moved 70 strike out the
word "Bastrop" and insert the words Red
river" in section three.
Mr.. Barber moved to refer the bill to the
Committee on Corporations and ParochiaI
Affairs.
On motion of Mr. Crawford, the motion
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Wharton moved a reconsideration of
the vote by which the words after line IF
teen to the end of the section were stricken
out.
The motion TO strike out was then recon
sidered.
The pending question was the adoption of
section three as amended.
Mr.. Harris called up the unfinished bust
ness Of Yesterday, the pending question be-
ing to strike out the repeating clause in the
ninth section of the bill as follows: From
line five after the word Conflict" to the
word repeal inclusive, in line eleven.
Senate bill No. lG2. 3 bill entitled an act
forbidding the employment Of special coun-
sci, creating tbs office Assistant Attorney
General providing for the appointment. OF
such officer, fixing his compensation and
regulating his duties, and imposing certain
duties upon the district attorneys and dis
trict attorneys pro tempore.
Ga call the yeas and nay. the Senate
voted to strike cot the repeating clause. as
follows:
Yeas-Aleyanier, Blunt, Bovee, Butler,
Blackburn, Brewster, Greene, Harris, p T.
Herwig K. F. Herwig, ingraham, Merrill,
Pollard, Stamps, Twitohell. Weber, Whit
ney-l7.
Nays Barber. Crawford. Harper. KeisO.
Rey-5.
The section va. then adopted as amended
above.
The bill was adopted IS amesded. or sec
ond reading.
Bill was considered engrossed.
On call OF the yeas and nays the Senate
refused to consider the bill engrossed by
the following vote:
Yeas-Alexander, Blunt, Butler, Erews-
ter, Harris, p. =. Herwig, 4. y. Herwig.
Ingraham. Rey, sypher, T~itohell-ll.
Nays-Blackburn Bo.ee, Cage, Craw
ford, Chadbo Greene, Harper, ke]so,
Masicot, Merrill, Stamps. Weber. Wharton
-I3.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, the bill was
fixed for the special order Of the Gay for
tomorrow a. half-psst twelve.
BILLS CALLED CF.
Mr.. Blackburn called up Senate bill No.
Sc, substitute for Senate bill 80. a, bill
to be entitled an act to eIemp. from seiz-
ure and sale, under execution, property,
real and personal, 70 the value of $500,
stating the manner and how said valuation
shall be ascertained, and prescribing penal
ties for the violation of any provisions Of
this act. and prescribing tho duties of the
district attorneys and parish attorneys rel
alive thereto, and to repeal all laws COZ
trary to or in conflict with this act.
Mr.. Brewster moved that the bill. be coy
sidered section by s5ctios.
Section one was read.
Hr. Brewster moved 20 insert n Inc
twelve wages due employees" after tie
word claw"
Amendment was adopted.
First section was adopted az amended.
Section two was then read and adopted
Section three was read and adopted.
Hr. Blackburn moved that the motion by
which the Senate adopted he EGst section
be YecOnsidered.
Adopted.
The words twenty Eve huntI.d' were
stricken out, and the words "swelVe bun
dred and fifty inserted.
Mr.. Harris moved tina! the words "tweu-
ty-fve hundred be stricken on. wherever
they occurred in the BIZ. sad twelve luz
dred and fifty be inserted
Bill was then adopted or second reading
as amended. and the bill! was considered
engrossed.
On call Of the yea, and nays the Senate
voted to suspend the constitutional rule by
q four ifths vote as follows:
feas-Anderson, Alexander, Barber,
Blackburn, Blunt, BOvee, brewster, CTaw-
ford, Cbadbourn, Greene, Harris. 7. =.
Herwig, Z. f Herwig, Harper, Ingraham,
Mascot, Merrill, Pollard, Rey, SypheT,
Stamps, Weber. Whitney, Wharton-2!.
Nays-Cage, kelso TwitcheIl-3.
Mr.. Wharton called fox the reading OF the
bill.
Mr. Harris moved ths. further reading be
dispensed with.
The reading We. Dispensed With.
On call of the yea. and nays, The Senate
voted that the bill DO now finally pass:
Yeas-Alexander. Barber. Blackburn
Blunt, Bovee. Butler, Brewster, Crawford
Chadbourn, Greene, Harris, z. +. Herwig'
K. h. Herwig. Harper, IngrshsGl, Kei.o'
Masicot, Merrill. Pollard. Ray, Stamps
Twitchell. Weber. WhGrton, WhitEey-25
Say-Cage-l.
Mr.. Barber. chairman Of the COMMITTEE
on Militia, submitted the following report:
REPORT Op COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Barber, of the Committee OF Militia.
reported !avorably on House bill n" l9J,
an &C. authorizing the muster Of the Metro
politan Police force as :. par. o! the militia
Of the State; authorizing the said force 10
be increased when on militia duty to three
ful! regiments, to be called the Metropolitan
Brigade; authorizing the assignment of
other officer. and troops to said brigade,
and providing for the enlistment, enroll.
ment, pay and command al the said Me:ro-
politan Brigade.
Mr.. Barber ot:aine,! unanimous consent
and called up. House bi'. No. 1885, Al atose