New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-26
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2e 1875

Herwsg. kelsO. Masicot, Sypher, Twitchell
Weber, Wharton. Young-2l.
Absent,Messrs. Alexander. Dumont
Detiege, Eustis. George, Grover, Kelly
Landry, Ogden, Pollard, Robertson, Stamps
Steven, White, Whitney-l5.
The yeas and nays finally determine,
that the bill should be ordered engrossed
as follows:
Yeas - Anderson, Allan, Blackb burn
Blunt, Breaux, Brewster. Chadbourn
Greene, Herwig, Kelso, Sypher, Twitchell
Wharton,-l3.
Nays-Burch, Cage, Crozier, Ola, Harper
Mascot, Stamps. Weber, YOung-9.
Acknowledgements, Detiege, Dumont
Eustis. George. Grover, Kelly, Landry
Ogden, Pollard, Robertson, Steven, White
Wbitney-H.
/ On motion of Mr.. Greene, the bill wa
! fixed for tomorrow at ono O'Clock.
Mr.. Wharton called up the following re-
port from the Committee on Judiciary, on
Senate bill No. ll2, joint resolution to
create committee of three members of the
Senate and four members of the House of
Repres entatives, to be appointed respect
lively by the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House, to inquire into the
pay. emo]umente, fees, ETC., Of the various
public Offices of the State, with power to
send for persons, books and papers; to ad.
minister oaths; making appropriations to
pay the expenses of said committee: said
com mittee to report the result of their labor
at the meeting of the next session of the
Gene raj Assembly, and such recommended
tons for the necessary legislation to equal
ize nd reduce the pay, emoluments, fees.
etc.. of the various public offices of the
State. with the view of saving the State
and Is citizens from the payment of exor-
bitant and expensive charges and expense.
Favor ably, with the following amendments
in the title: In lines twelve and thirteen
strike out the words ''making appropria.
tion to pay the expenses of said commit
tee." In section two, strike ont all of the
ection after the word ''form-
The report was adopted.
Bill adopted Is amended.
The bill was ordered engrossd and
The constitutional rule was suspended by |
! four-ifths vote, the bill was read the |
bird time, and finally passed, it's title
dopted, and to stand as stated.
Mr.. Twitchell, by unanimous consent,
allied up the following:
House bill No. 81 to DO entitled an act
the parishes of Red River and
from the Seventeenth Judicial
district of the State of Louisiana.
The bill was adopted on it's second
,ading.
Mr.. Sypher called up House bill No. 100,
be entitled an act to repeal and
enact sections 2ls0, 2lS6, 2lS7. 2lSS,
81 and 1892 of the Revised Statutes
the State of Louisiana, and of
i'd sections 2lSO. 2ls7 and 2lSS, as repealed
ID re-enacted by act No. 81, approved
arch l8, 1873. Reported upon unfavor {
'ly by Judiciary Committee.
The bill was taken up, and on motion of !
r. Sypher was rec0mmitted to the Com.
ttee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Wharton called up House bill No 4
substitute for House bill No. 8, to be en-.
led an act to amend and eenact sections
), 926 and 927 of the Revised Statutes of
, State of Louisiana. F..
IN motion of Mr.. Burch the following ~
rds were added as an amendment to | r
b section: IN
After the words ''hard labor" insert sin "
! State Penitentiary." 81
IN motion of Mr. Wharton the bill was u
cred to be engrOssed. n
he constitutional rule was suspended by o
'ur-hfths vote. the bill was read the third
e and passed. and the title adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY. ex
enate bill No. 86, entitled an act to
ate board of inspectors and measurers
lumber, timber and slaves tor the CITY To
port Of New Orleans and CarrolIton,
To OF Louisiana, and defining the duties oil
aid board. St
he bill was ordered to be engrossed. WI
he constitutional rule was suspended by
ur-ffthb vote and the bill read the third =
D. res
r. Burch moved to reconsider the vote
which the constitutional rule was sus- IN
led
r. Whitney moved to table the motion Du
consider. Il
call Of two Senators the yeas and nays 7
ordered. \
10 Senate refueed to table "a follows: ON,
Breaux, Cage. Chad YER
n, Greene, Herwig, Twitohell, Weber, wa
vs..
ys = Alexander, Allan, Blackburn, riol
t, Bnrcb, Crozier. Detiege, Dumont, the
'er. KelsO, Landry, Masicot, Pollard. g.
Fps, Whitney, Youne-l6
sent-Brewster, Eustis, George, Ola. Nnt
er, Kelly, Ogden, Robertson, Steven, L
er, White-ll. T.
3 vote was then reoonsdered. f
motion OF Mr.. Burch the vote was thir
sidered by which the bill was ordered ord
,ssed. NJ
Anderson in the chair, declared the St
n the second reading. to
Stamps moved to take the bill up carr
IN by section. tion
ordered. fo-
e President in the chsir.J nee
ton first was read. .,,,,
0'"Dps moved 10 strike out the first Stat
u to 81
ing the debate it was suggested that TIL
nderson had the closing argument, as bill
6 the introducer of the bill. M
Burch made the point of order that NJ,
nderson has only right to close the the I
3 on the final adoption of the bill, not tsine
motion to strike ont. TIL
PRESIDENT sustained the point of or der,
nut ruled that Mr.. Anderson would read
rlgnt 10 Two minutes to explain his vote
., On
A"''' 0"'lou ior '"e yoss anu nays. readi
Senate voted to strike out by the of M
ing vote: 49,,