The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

Green introduced an act relative to tn
collection Of taxes in the city of New VI
leans
Mr. Whitney objected to the reading Of tn
bill, and asked that it be sent to the Commit
tee on Finance.
A motion was made to suspend the rules
looking to dispositian of the bill.
The rules were not suspended. On . vote
10 nays and 10 yeas were given.
| Notice of q bill by Senatar Cage. appropri.
ating $40, 600 for the relief Of the parish Of
Terrebonne, cleaning out Bayou Ierreoonne.
Wharton spoke against referring II 10 the
Committee on Finance, and asked that it &c
to The Committee on Internal Improvements.
| BY Senator Kelly: That the Governor send
in the names Of such.persons as have been
appointed to Office, and who have not been
confirmed BY the Senate Kelly asked the
unanimous consent of the Senate
Allan offered bill for the relief of Judge
Fsrout snd Nsrcisse Landry, of West Baton
Rouge, veterans of 1914 and 1913.
Burch, of East Baton Rouge, offered the
bill and it was referred.
brewster here took the chair.
The message from Kellogg was received,
vetoing the City Charter bill, and Dave Young
asked postponement of half an hour on &C.
count Of Stamps absence
" OPROoOA sA4O POCSPOAAOAAAVAS
The question came up on the motion Of the
postponement and was carried.
Senate bill, offered by Senator Eustes, rela-
tive to the jurisdiction of the Fourth, Fifth,
and Sixth District Courts of the city Of New
Orleans
After the second reading it was referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
A discussion came up relative to the dispo-
sition of bill before the Committee on Unfin-
ished Business.
Burch said be did not know that the COM
mittee had ever had clerk, or had ever had
a meeting.
Antoine resumed the chair.
Mr. Whitney made motion that the Senate
adjourn until Monday at II O'Clock. Lost.
Daniel Young called for the report upon
auditing and supervising the expenses of the
Senate OF 1875, which was accordingly read.
OF the Conservatives it was noticeable that
Ogden, Eustis and Stephen had drawn moth
ing.
Senator White spoke against the reference
of the report of the committee. He was
quite warm in his remarks, and took up the
items seriatim, and maintained that before
the report be adopted every item Of expendi-
ture be given in detail.
Burch arose, and in his remarks defended
the report Of the committee.
Ireen maj QCAluoO THAI Iu0 report SHOULD
be closely scrutinized before adopted.
motion was made to 60 into executive
session, and adopted.
After lapse Of ten minutes the executive
session was raised, MI. Kelly in the chair.
Stamps called the special order Of the day.
The veto message relative to the city char
ter was called.
The motion to read the bill section by sec
ton prevailed.
motion to pass the bill over the Gov
ernor's veto was made.
A motion was made to postpone considera-
ton, which was strongly opposed by Stamps.
Considerable discussion ensued
Stamps compared the present form Of the
municipal government 10 that which existed
in New York not many years ago, and pre-
dicted that there would be Boss Tweed
cropping out some fine day if let run on.
A motion to postpone consideration was
tabled
motion to pass the bill over the veto was
made and seconded, but failed to pass by q
vote Of q too.
motion was then made to adjourn until
Monday, which was lost. whereupon Young
moved that the Senate adjourn until Satur-
day ut II NJ. Carried.