New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

tute a valid debt OF obligation against th
city of New Orleans.
Lies over.
ACTION o. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYNN
OVER.
81. B,ve. called w the repoc: upon III
following:
! Senate bill; No. .6S. an &c: 70 autho,iz
!. I and empower Thomas II. Franklin. al
emancipated minor. to practice Law bet"r
! any o! The courts of this State.
| On motion of Mr.. Bovee. the biz was yeat
the second time and considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended BY
! a !oUy!ifths vote. and the bill! read the thirt
time. The bill finally passed. the title t.
stand.
| IMr. Barber IN the chair
The following was taken up:
House bill No. aS. for the relief Of VIII
liam b. Phillips.
Mr.. Butler moved to adcp: the BIZ! on TIE
| second reading.
Mr.. Bo.ee moved tina. the words twelve
thousand Eve hundred be stricken out and
| insert the vords 1.-TWO thousand tive hun.
| dred."
! Mr.. Weber moved to lay the motion to
! amend on tho table. bu: withdrew the mo.
| ton for debate.
I Mr.. Stamps moved tina, the whole subject
| matter be laid on this table.
On call Of yeas and nays. the Senate
voted to lay the whole subject matter on
:he sable by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson. Barber. Bovee. Brew
s.er. Cage. Daigle. Detiege. Glaudin, Har.
pher. Whitney-l5.
Nays-Belden. Blunt. Butler. Chadbourn,
Crawford. Pollard. Rey. SwaIzie. Twitche!l,
WeOec-I0.
ACTION ON RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER.
Cn motion Of Mr.. B,rc.. the following
resolution was taken up:
feso'red. That a Joint subcommittee of
the Senate and House committees on Edu.
cation be and are hereby instructed to pro.
coed to !nvestigate the affairs and condition
o: The Louisiana State University, located
az Baton Rouge. and to examine the books
and records thereof relating thereto, with
power TO send for persons and papers, and
report TO the General assembly the result
OF their investigation by bill or otherwise.
Referred to the Committee on Education.
REGULAR ORDER OF TIE DAY.
by unanimous consent the following was
taken up:
House bill No. 81. :o- the relief OF Mrs.
W. y. Eobie. Reported ;avorably.
MIR. Harvi, moved that the bill be con.
s.ie-ad section By section.
Adopted.
1.-THE President in the c,,air.l
The first section was read and adopted.
The second section was read.
M. Harris moved that tao section be |
stricken gu: of the bill.
Mr.. Bovee moved to lay the motion Of |
Nr. Harris to strike out or the table.
On cal! of the yeas and nays. the Senate
voted to lay the motion OF Nj. Harris on
the table:
ieas-Anderscn. Blunt. Bovee. Brewster,
Butler. Cage. Chadbourn. Greene. Harper,
Stamps. Sypher. Whitney-I2.
Nays--Barber. Burch. Daigia. Detiege,
i:audin. Harris. Ingvaham. Pollard. Rey,
swaIz!e-f0.
Nr. Boyec moved to adopt his amend.
lent.
Mr.. Burch made the point Of order tina.
here was no amendment before the Senate,
The President held the point we'll taken.
NJ. Bovee then submitted the following
4: tho end Of line seventeen. provided
hat not more than 81 per copy be paid.
Mr.. Harris moved to amend Mr.. Boyee's |
mendment as follows:
Strike out s. per copy and iuser. twenty.
ye cents III lieu thereof.
Mr.. Whitney moved that the amendment
M:. Harris be laid on the table.
The !o!i Of the Senate was ordered to be |
allied. on the question.
Pending the calling Of the roll and when |
enator Buych's name was called. he asked .
, be excused from voting. /.
Objections were made 70 excusir. the a:
enator from voting.
Mr.. Barber moved to excuse the Senator.
hch was seconded by Mr.. Crawford.
Nj. Harris made the point of order that ..
ie motion made by the Senator from the
rst district, parish of Orleans, was not in l
der. and could not be entertained by the :
hair: that during the call of the yeas and !
ays by the Secretary no Senator could be | '
'cused from voting. when objection was Y
Used.
The President decided the point of order s
lsed by Mr.. Harris we'll taken j
MIR. Barber desired the Chair to decide 7
neither he would entertain the motion to 2
'cuse Mr.. Burch, as a proper question in R
der, pending the calling of the roll. Il
The President decided the motion not in H
der pending the roll call, although he had :,
en- inclined to put the question to the c
nate asreeably to the motion of the Sena- X
from the First District, until the point Il
order was raised by Mr.. Harris, which
was obliged to decide as he did under
g rules. IN
Nir. Burch raised the point of order that
le twenty-one gave right to majority AZ
the Senate to excuse him from voting. OF
The Chair held the point not well taken. le
Mr.. Burch then gave his vote yea. 90 -.
The Senate voted to lay the motion on | in
) table by the following vote: pr
ieas-Anderson, Barber, Blunt, Boyee.
ewster, Burch, Butler. Cage, Chad.
urn. CraN ford, Greene, Glaudin. Harper. r.
Hard. Sypher. Swaze, Twitchell, Whit ~
y-i9
Nays-Belden. Daigle, Harris, Ingraham, co
20. OF
he question theu REQUIRED upon the mo. a..
OF Mr.. Bovee to adopt his proviso.
lr. Ingraham moved to recommit the 20
and demanded the previous question. bo
he main question was ordered.
N call OF the yeas and nays the Senate 70
ed to recommit the bill by the following {
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