New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-24
= NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1874

After the word wharfage" in section
one, add, provided that such exemptions
shall not extend beyond seven years."
Adopted.
Mr.. Sypher submitted the following:
| After the words "seven years" add, "fron
the completion OF registry Of said vessel"
Adopted.
Mr.. Thomas moved tina: the bill. a.
amended. be adopted.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the bill was
considered engrossed.
Mr.. Thomas moved that the constitutional
rule be suspended. and demanded the yeas
and nays:
| On call of the yeas and Maya the consti
tutional rule was suspended by four fftns
vote. as follows:
Yeas-Anderson. BeIden. Bovee. Blunt,
Black burn. Brewster. Burch, Butler. Cage,
Chaa bourn. Crawford, Daigle, Greene,
Glaudin. Harris, Harper. +. Herwig. In.
graham. Pollard. Stamps, Sypher, Swaizie.
Thomas, Twitchell, Weber. Wharton-26.
! Nays-Barber. Detiege-2.
Mr.. lngrahsm called tor the special order
Of the day.
! Mr.. Chadbourn moved that the special
order be postponed.
| The Senate refused to postpone the spe.
| cial order.
The Chair declared the unfinished bust
| ness 70 be the calling of names under the
resolution of Mr.. Chadbourn. as amended
by Mr.. Sypher. and directed the Secretary
to call the next in alphabetical order from
the name last called yesterday.
The Secretary called the name of Mr..
Daigle. who called up House bill No. II,
an act exempting from taxation property of
st. Patrick Hall Association, etc. in the
city of New Orleans. and to remit back
taxes on the same.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended BY
a four ftths vote, the bill read the second
time.
The bill was adopted on second reading
on call of the yeas and nays:
Yeas-Alexander, Belden, Blunt Black.
burn, Bovee, Cage, Chadbourn, Crawford
Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Harper Z. F. Her
wig. Kelso, Pollard, Rey, Stamps, Sypher
CWdlLc, AWlUCutll, " cUcEs w uar-
ton. Whtney-24
Nays-Brewster, Detiege, Ingraham-3.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a four-tfths vote, and the bill read the
third time. The bill finally passed. the title
to stand.
Mr.. Daigle called up Senate bill No. 34i,
an act to provide for conventional mort
xba;.
of priority and extinction, to provide pen
alties for any fraud in the creation thereof,
TO declare certain acts misdemeanors, and
fixing punishment for same: to provide for
the recordatiOn of leases. and TO limit the
lessons lien.
Mr.. Harris made the point of order that
the calling of names of Senators for the
purpose of their calling up bills only ap.
piled during Friday, as being the day when
local bills exclusively were to be consid.
cred, under the Chadbourn resolution, and
that the resolution could have no etfec: on
any other day than Friday.
Mr.. Brewster. in the chair. declared the
point not well taken.
Mr.. Harris took an appeal, bu. withdrew
his appeal with the understanding that it
was the unanimous purpose Of the Senators
that all the names of the Senators should
be called, and each Senator shall have an
equal right. before the operation Of the rule |
shall stop. to call up two bills.
The President. in the chair. directed the |
the Secretary to take up the bill noted |
by Mr.. Daigie.
Mr.. Anderson moved tha: the bill be con.
sidered engrossei.
Mr.. Ingraham called the previous 4ues-
ton.
The main question was ordered.
On call OF the yeas and nays. tho bill |
was considered engrossed by the following
vote:
Yeas-Aiexander. Anderson, Belden. Bo- !
wee. Butler. Greene. Glaudn. Harris. Har.
per. f. F. Herwig. lngraham, Rey. Vwitch.
clI.. Wharton. Whitney-I5.
Nays--Barber. Blackburn. Blunt. Brew.
ster. Burch. Chadbourn. Crawford Detege.
Pollard. Stamps. Sypher, Swaizie. Thomas.
Weber-Ii.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the bill be
fixed for Monday next IS special order.
SO ordered.
The Secretary called the name Of Mr.. De.
.iege.
Mr.. Deticge called up Senate bill No.
}39. an act to incorporate the st. Loui. and
St. Angela Benevolent Association Of New
Orleans. Louisiana.
The bill was read the second tins and
considered engrossed.
The constitutional! rule was suspended
1y tour-tifths vote. the bill read the third !
line. The bill finally passed. the title 10
stand.
Mr.. De.iege called up House bill No. l23.
III act for the better organization and gov.
eminent Of the public schools Of the city of
New Orleans: TO set apart the school funds
or each gear: to provide that the directors
'hall be directors from the city at large; TO
Increase amt secure the standard OF 4ualif-
,ation for teachers. and regulate their
to enforce the local school
AK. and the duties of the City Council in
.eferenee thereto; to provide for an assis.
ant division superintendent; to require the
directors to visit the schools: and to estab-
ish normal school.
Mr.. Detiege moved that the bill be fixed
or next Tuesday. and printed.
The Secretary called the name Of Mr..
jlaudin.
Mr.. Glaudin called up House bill No. 81.
IN act to incorporate the Union Sons Of
Honor Benevolent Association Of New
Orleans.
The bill was read the second time, and
adopted on second reading.
The con .ti,utionai rule was suspended by