New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-30
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY; JANUARY 3d. 1874
Mrs w p. Noble, and for other purposes.

Mrs. w. p. Noble, and for other purposes.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a four-fifths vote; the bill read the second
time and referred to the Committee on
Claims
While Mr.. Butler was on the floor, Alr.
Brewster moved to reconsider the vote
taken on the postponement of the resolu-
ton. and moved to lay that on the table.
Mr. Burch called for a division Of the
question.
The Chair decided both motions ont OF
order while Mr.. Butler had the door.
Mr.. Butler having yielded the floor.
the Chair decided that the motion to lay
on the table should be first put.
On motion of Mr.. Butler. duly seconded.
the Senate went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised. the
following Senators answered to their names:
Messrs Anderson. Alexander. Barber
Belden. Blackburn. Blunt. Boyee. Butler.
Burch. Bre wster. Gage. Chadhourn. Craw'
ford. Daigle. Greene. Harris. L. 4. Herwig
Harper. Ingraham, Masico'. Pollard. Key,
Swaizie. Syphere Stamps, Thomas. witch
ell. Weber, Wharton. Whitney-3o.
The P.esideu. announced. a 9Co:uu. pres
emit.
The pending question $50, announced by
the President to be the motion 70 La ;Ae
motion TO reconsider on the table.
The motion to lay the motion 10 :econ
slider on the table was adopted By uua.no:ss
consent.
Mr.. Anderson moved 20 take up Senate
bill Nc. 80. an act relative u crimes and
otfenses. to declare the sale o: illesa! lottery
tickets. or the drawing Of any ilega! lottery
a misdemeaner. and to provide for the
punishment Of the same. and TO regulate
the evidence to be received upon the trial OF
such offenses.
Mr.. Wharton made the poia. Of orde,
that the first business after morning hour.
was the call fos un finished business.
The President decided that the point OF
order was not we'll taken, as the Chair had
ANNOUNCED that the bills on first reading
were IN order, and that the ye aiding Of the
bill was pending.
The bill was read the frs. time.
Mr.. Anderson moved to suspend the con.
stitutional rule to put the bill! to its second
yeading.
On cali Of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused to suspend the constitutional rule,
four ftths of the members p:esen: not
voting in the affirmative:
Ieas-Anderson Barber. Beiien. Black.
burn, Butler, Burch. Cage. Chadbourn,
Daigle, Harris. Ingraham, Kel,o. Masicot.
Rey. Stamps, Thomas-16.
Nays-AIexander, Blunt, Bovee. Brew
ster, Crawford, Greene, E. F. Herwig, Har-
per. Pollard, Swaizie, Sypher. Twitehell.
Weber. Wharton, Whitney-l5.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the bill be
fixed as the spee:a! order :or 70 MORROW at
one o'clock.
The President decided tina: there could
be no further action On the tii; to-day, the
Senate having refused TO suspend the rule.
Mr.. Anderson called UP House bill No. 80.
an act relative TO the unlicensed sale of
lottery tickets in the city OF New Orleans,
and comforting on the police courts the
power to suppress the same.
The bill was read the first time.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the biz be fixed
as the special order Of the day for tomorrow
at one o'clock.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to fix the bill az spec:a! order OF the
day az one o'clock by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber. Blak burn. Bel.
den. Butler, Burch, Gage. Chadbourn.
Da:gle. Harris, Ingraham. KeIso. Masicct,
Rev, Stamps, Thomas-l6.
Nays-Alexander, Blunt. Bovee. Brew.
ster. Crawford, Greene, E. +. Herwi., Har-
per. Pollard, Swaizie. sypher. Tw!schell,
Weber, Wharton. Whitney-.5.
o. motion of Mr. !ngrahan. the Senate
voted TO adjourn.
The President then annousced that the
Senate stood adjourned unit! Thursday.
.!aEu.:- 90. 1874. at II NJ.
P. E. BECHTEL.
Secretary Of the Senate.