New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-18

Glaudin, Harris, Harper, E. F. Herwig,
Ingraham, Keiso Masicot, Pollard, Rey,
Stamps, Swaizie, Thomas, Whitney-26
Nays-Bovee. Brewster, Sypher, Twit-
chell, Weber, Wharton-6.
Mr.. Weber called up the unfavorable re-
port on House bill No. rs, an act making
the fourth day of March day of public rest
and dies non.
Mr.. Weber moved to reject the report.
Rejected.
Mr.. Weber moved to engross the bill for
third reading.
Mr.. Brewster offered ths following amend
ment.
Provided that the act shall not apply ex-
cept by cities of two thousand inhabitants
| and upward
Mr.. Weber moved to table the amend.
ment.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
| voted to table the amendment:
feas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber Bel
| den, Blackburn, Blunt, Burch, Cage, Chad
bOurn, Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Harris.
Harper, Mascot. Rey. Stamps, Swalzie,
NebeE-19.
Kelso. Pollard, Sypher, Thomas, Twitchells
Wharton, Whitney-l1.
The bill was adopted on second reading.
The constitutional rule was suspended
by fOur-fifths vote. the bill read the thir8
time. The bill finally passed, the title u
stand.
Special ORDER OF TIE DA2s
Mr.. Burch moved to- take up the specias
order of the day.
Mr.. Bevee moved chat The special ordss
of the day be postponed till two O'Clock.
Adopted.
Mr.. Andersoncalled up the followinge
Substitute for House bill No. 2l2, entitled
House bill 30. 23S, entitled an ace making
an appropriation for the payment of the
mileage and Der diem and contingent ey.
penses Of the &eneral Assembly OF the
State of Louisiana for the extra session OF
1872. and the regular sessions of 1873 ana
ls73. describing the manner in which the
same shall be paid, and making the war.
rants issued under the provisions of this
act receivable for all licenses and taxes due
the general fund of the state.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended - .
a fouS titths vote. che bill yead the second
time.
On motion OF Mr.. staisps. the fol.swins
amendment vas adopted:
20 strike out in section ewo Che Oords
and all warrants issued by the General
Assembly for mileage, per diem and contiS.
gent expenses shall be and the same are
hereby made receivable for all licenses and
all taxes due the general fund of the States
provided. chat only warrants issued for the
sessios Of 1879 shall be receivable for u.
censes and taxes due che general fund''
The bill! was adopted as amended on see.
,ni reading.
The constitutional fule ~aS SUSPENDED
BY four-fitths vote. the bilf was read the
'hlrdd time. The bill finally passed. che
'itle amended to agree with smepdmene;a
'ection two.
Mr.. Barber nossd 60 ai1ouru.
On call OF Tho yeas and nays tie ses.ss
efased to adjourn.
leas-Anderson, Barber, Belden, Sl,ao
!; Dalgle, Harris, lngraham, Kels
haasleot, Gey, Stamps, Thomas-I2.
Aays-Blackburn, BOvee, Butler. Case
had bourn, Crawford. Detiege, Greene.
Jlaudln. Harper, E. f. Herwig, Pollard.
'witchell. Weber Wharton, WhiIney-I6.
Mr.. Sugch called sos the special eydes 81
he day.
The report Of The Cs,auittee OF 3ensteas
iarv was taken up.
Mr.. Wharton demanded that Sis ss,,,ss
70 read.
Mr.. Whitney moved 70 dispense wish
urthef reading Of che yeporl.
Ihe iurthes reading was dispeese1 w:,sss
. II
Mr. Barber called for executive session.
Mr. Vho'nas mSyed 80 Sdjouyn un.2
Wednesday nexto
Ihs Senate voted 80 s!j.uys rssS
Wednesday next.
Mr. Harris. in the chair. thss snao ,pee2
las the Senate stood adjourned until
'edns.1ay. FebEary IS, 1874. at liam.
:. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary tha SoDotn