New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09

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Of the CONSTELLATION, and BE- pfoclaiDcd e
such BY the Governor and Secretary Of
! No. /. Tho Genseal Assembly shall moi
grant, establish Or confirm any monopoly,
orlgive special privilsges 70 any person o.
: NJ. 4 The expsn,ss Of the General A.
sembly shaM mot exceed two hundred
thousand dollars for each session.
No. 8. No bill shall become . Law unless
On it, fnal paseage the veto b taken By
yeas and nays, tho names Of those voting
for and against same to b entered ON the
journal, and Q majority Of tho membera
present in each house be recorded thereon
- voting in it, favor.
No. J. No person shall be eligible to the
Office Of parish Judge, who il not . citizen Of
the United States over tho age Of twenty
Eve years, and who shall have resided IN
tho Stste and pfacticed law therein for 81
least two yeaEs next preceding his election
On cal Of two Senators tho Senate went
into executive session. t.-- En-
Executive session having been raised, the
following Senators answered to their names
Present-Msssrs. Alexander, Anderson
Ailaiai, Blunt, Breaux, Brewster, Burch
CageI Chadbourn. Croker. Detege, Du
mont Greene, Harper, xasioot, Pollard
Senmps. Twitckell, Websr-l9. =.
Abeent-0eogxs. Blackburn, Eustis. Ola
George, Grover, Herwig, Keily,> Kelso
Landry, Ogden, Robertson, Steven, Sypher
Winston, White, whitney, Young-H.
The President announced quorum pres
By unanimous consent M. Allan intro
duceA the following entitled joint resolu
ton: n -ssa. n 4. 5a.as ss..
Joint resolution indorsing the action o.
tho House Of Representatives, United Statea
Congress, in the passage Of the civil right
bill. = = o - lsa
On motion Of Mr.. Allan, the resolutiol
was read tho first time.
The ceustitutional rule was suspended By
fdnr-ifths vote, the resolution was read
the second time, and ordered TO DO en-
gressed. ase
On motion Of Mr.. Cage tho vote ordering
the resolution to be eagrossed was recon
sidered. - q,
On motion Of Mr.. Cage the following
words were stricken ont, to Wit: ,-, !.
Resolved. That We do implore his excel
lency the President to cap the climax Of
the friends OF freedom by giving the bill Of
civl rights his signature.
The joint resolution, - amended, WA
then ordered to be enRrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
. four-Afths vsee, tho resolution was read
the third time, finally passed, and the title
was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Cage the Senate voted
to adjourn. r RS .e... .......
The President, in the chair, then declared
that the Senate stood adjourned until
Monday, February 8, at twelve O'Clock M.
p. e. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.