New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

! Respectfully.
RAFORD BLUNT. Chairman.
Sir. Ingraham. from, the Committee o
Judiciary. sumbitted the following repor
Senate bill No. 2i2, an act relieving an
exemptins Mrs. Bridget D. fahey. of the pa
ish OF Ouaehita. from payment OF State an
parish taxes. and al! penalties '..sreor. to
the year. 1858. 1870. -. -. Is. an
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NOTICE -: BILLS
| w Ny. Barber:
, cf al &c. 20 incorporate ;he Long shofe
| men. Protective Union and benevolent
association No. >. Of tbs ct: q: New Or
| leans. State OF LOuisia..
IS NJ. Anderson:
AN act authorizing: tn. G:vern"r 10 sp
poin: an Ass;s.an. Attorney General. regu
iatins lis office: ietinin. his duties. and
iixin. his compensation. and authorizing
certain officer. 20 a..ea: i.r attorneys Sc
!ected hy them.
w NJ. Crawford.
s.: %: authorizing. !. majority OF the jury
i. 4 q. Il, ease. and n:y. IL \ criminal case
.,'i,,: :. verdict.
Ey NJ. Burci,
~: :c; fer the :s'.t cf !. J. Dsni.s
by Mr.. Blackburn:
An &C: 10 facilitat" tie n..::a::oA Of
LAX. Bistenau. etc.
BY Mr.. Beiden:
An ac, 10 increase the fees and emoiu.
.nents Vi tho si,eyitfs in the country par.
ishes.
:SrEoDrcy:oS OF BILLS.
by Mr. Greene:
An ac: to create a revenue. 20 provide for
the disposition thereof. to incorporate the
New Orleans Lottery Company. aud tor
other purposes.
The bill wa. read tie first time.
The constitutions! rule was suspended by
a iour-df.ls vote. the bill: read the second
time. NJ! referred ~ tie Committee on J q.
dietary.
By Mr.. Brewster:
An act 70 amend and :eerac: eection
81! o: the Revised Statutes. relative to
public roads.
The bill: was read the frs. time.
TN cali OF the yeas and nays tho Senate
refused to suspend the constitutional rule:
Blunt. Bovee. Butler. Cage. Crawford.
Greene. Giauain. 1ngrahan. Pollard. SWAT.
zi... Thomas. Vwi:cae!. Weber. Wharton.
Whitney-is.
Say--Apderson Barber. Eeiien. B.reh.
De,ege. Harper. Ke!-o. Stamps--S.
:Ir. Wharton move! to suspend the Sen.
ATE rule. to take up Sena.. till No. $50.
an act supplemental ~ oct Ma. .. ap.
proved January -. 1874. to provide for
testing. at the instance Of any taxpayer. in
the court, q: this State the legality and
validity Il any items o: the State in.
debteducs.. the legality and validity of
which may have been OK may DE hereafter
questioned: to prohibi. the board Of ii:u.
dat:ou under sai! act No. :: Of 1874 from
funding The questionable and doubtful obi.
CATIONS o! :ie State named Oe designated
in this &C: until the same shall! have been
finally declared legal and valid by the SUI
;;reme Cour. Of III. State Of Louisiana.
ard ~ provide !he necessary means FOR car.
rvin. the provisions o: this act into effect.
Nr. Barber moved III" poin: OF o:,ler that
the Introduction Of bills va. in o:,:es aades
the ca! q: the Chair.
the Chair did NOT sustain tic point Of |
order. as tie motion :" suspend :he rules
was always il. order. an.! SUCH = Mc:;cn WAS !
pen.!in: then.
MIR Wharton attempted 20 speak.
Mr. HaTri. raised the point OF order tina. !
i: was no: IN order 20 discus. the merits of /!
the bill on the motion 70 suspend tie rules. !
Ar. Wharton mad. the point Of order, !
that Il" ~as i'll order III discUss:n. the !
merits o: su-isniins the ,uies.
The Chair decided the pom: o! Mr.. Yar. |
ris not We. taken. and sus:a.ne.. the ;.cin: !
}; Mr.. Wharton. !;
MIR. Harris appealed from the decision Of !
he chair. !
On the caI If the yeas and nag. she
senate voted to sustain the chair.
Yea.-Aiexanier. Blunt, isre wste.. Gaze.
IRA wiovd. Detiege. Greene. Pollard. Syphe..
'waizie. Twitche!i. Weber, Wharton-i3.
Hays-AnIeyson. Barber, Belden. Black.
'urE. Bu'ch. Glaudin. Harris. Iupraf,am.
stamps. Wh!tney-!o.
MIR. Ea,r!. called Cor tie special order OF
he day.
Mr.. Wharton rsov.,! that this special order
4 the day h- postponed for five minutes.
On cal: .; the yea. and nays the Senate,
'otei to postpone the sYecia: Ogdes 3oy tive
linutes:
iea.-Aisxanisr. Blunt. lsovee. Brew
ter. Chadbonrn. Crawford. Detiege. Greene.
'oliard. Sypher. Swaizie. Twitche.i. Weber.
Wharton. Whitney~ls.
Say.-Anderson. Barber, feiien. Black.
urn. Bnrch. Butler, Cage. Glaudin. Harris,
harper. 1ngraham. Stamps-l2.
Mr.. Wharton then called for the yeas anil
ays on bis motion to suspend the rules,
Mr.. Stamps moved TO adjourn. and dc.
landed the yeas and nays.
On call Of the yeas and nays the Senate
efused to adjourn by the following vote:
feas-Alexander, Anderson, Burch. Hae.
il. lngraham. Pollard, Stamps, Swaizie.
ypher, Twitchell, Wharton-ll.
Nays-Barber, Belden, Blackburn, Blunt, !
'ovee. Brewster, Butler, Cage. Chadbourn,
rawford. Detiege, Greene. Glaudin. Har. !
er. Weber. Whitney-l6.
On motion of Mr.. Burch. the Senate wen.
ITO e1ecuti sc session.
Executive session having been raised. the
blowing members answered 10 .heir
ames:
Messr'; Alexander, Anderson. Blackburn