New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-05

| ODJcctloh-- Is herewith transmitted.
Very respactfullv.
JOHN w. ROXBOROUGH.
| Assistant Clerk.
| CoMNITrgH o. kSRoLLSRar AND ENDORSEMENT
| New Orleans, March ,. 1875.
| To the Honorable President and Members of thu
Senate:
| Your Committee on Enrolment and En-
| grossment beg leave to report the following
bills as duly enrolled, to wit:
Senate hill No. 100. an act for the relief
| of Mrs. Webster Long.
Senate bull No. l45, an act relative to
| licensed public places OF resort within the
State, and comforting on the police courts OF
| the parish of Orleans and on parish Judges
outside of the parish of Orleans the power
| to enforce the same and providing penalties
for the violation Of this act.
J. A. MASCOT. Chairman.
LvENING SESSION JOURNAL.
Mr.. Burch moved that the journal of tn 8
evening session be read.
The journal was read.
Mr.. Alexander stated that he made a
point OF order that the appropriation bill
had not been adopted on the first reading,
and that he objected to the adoption of the
minutes as read
Mr.. Ogden objected to the adoption OF the
minutes as read, as no vote was had to put
the bin on tho sec ond reading last even
ing.
Mr.. Detiege objected to the adoption until
corrected. that he had appealed from the
decision of the Chair upon the question, Mr..
Burch having the floor, and that the Chair
was sustained on the appeal. and such
should appear in the minutes.
Mr. Brewster desired the minutes to read
that being absent when the veto message
OF the Governor was voted upon on coming
in he desired to have his vote recorded;
that Mr.. Harper made the point of order
that he was not within the bar when the
question was put, and the President sus
tanned the point of order
Mr.. Burch made the point Of order that
the question was the rejection or the adop
ton of the minutes, with or without amend
ments, Of the last evenings session of this
Senate.
The President sustained the point of
order.
Mr. Cage made the point o! order that it
the unanimous consent to allow a
member to have his vote recorded after his
absence.
The Char.sustained the point of order.
Mr.. Sypher made the point of order that
'iter the announcement of the Chair of the
'ote taken there could be no change of the
-ote.
The point Of order was sustained.
MIR. Burch moved that the minutes be
dopted as corrected and moved the pre-
ious question.
The yeas and nays were called on the
notion for the previous question:
Yeas - Alexander, Anderson, Blunt.
'reaux, Brewster. Burch, Cage, Crozier,
'umont, Ola, Greene, Harper Masicot,
ollard, Stamps. Sypher. Twitchell. Weber,
Wharton, Whitney, YOung-2l.
Nays-Detiege, George, Grover. Kelly,
gden, Robertson, Steven, Whites.
Absent-Allain. Blackburn, Chadbeurn,
ustis, Herwig. KelsO, Landry.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the
otion to adopt the evening journal:
Ieas-Anderson. Blunt, Breaux. Brew
er, Burch, Cage, Crozier, Dnmont. Ola,
reene, Harper, Landry. Mascot. Pollard.
d. Whitney, Young-2I
Nsys-Alexander Detiegc. George. Gro. {
n, Kelly, Ogden, Robertson, Steven,
Blackburn, Chadbourn,
lstis, Herw,g, Keiso-6
MIR. Alexander made the point of order a
at it required . two thirds vote to fix
u; that the call did give such vote on a
@ appropri alton bill II
The President decided that where bill i!
Is taken out Of its order and made
.ciai order for certain day, it would q
lnire two thirds vote, but where bill il
8 under consideration majority vote ?
I'D make the same special order. -
lr. Wharton made the point of order
II the journal had been adopted as cor. A
ted, and no further action could be <
owed upon that question. a,
Mr.. Wharton in the chair n
no special order came up. after reading
minutes. and was read the third time. a.
,ollows; ~
louise bill No. us. to be entitled an act sc
KING appropriations for the general ex- 81
y,
ng for deficiencies existing in appro.
lions for the year 1874, and for the pay oc
1t OF claims and obligations due by the vi
e OF Louisiana prior to the first day of 90
uary. 1874; providing for the payment wi
auditing of said claims and obligations tn
OF the revenus Of the years in which IL,
obligations were issued, or said claims
rred; providing for and regulating the
ner OF auditing, warranting and liaui.
ng said claims and obligations, and
lding for the receipt Of certain war "e'
III payment of certain taxes due the
?, and to provide for the ABSORPTION Of of
ioating indebtedness an,
:. Blunt moved that the bill do now pro
Nv mass and ,,a A.. Cit
= 'o''" '"o previous 4ues- of
which was duly seconded. the
. White called for the reading of the cep
. Weber raised the point of order that ~,
bill cou d not be read after the main MI
ion was ordered an
Wharton, in tho chair. sustained tbe Il
OF ORDER under rule sixty four. which onu
..' ""'' 'n''i oe mo oToer OF business cop
the main question is ordered Fir:
Robertson called for eyecu,ira sa, Gut
which was duly seconded. eny p
Wharton, in the chair. ordered the
tive session
7eutive session having been raised the
wing Senators answered to their names,
sent-Messrs. Alexander Anderson, Geae
l, Blunt, Breanx, Burch, Brewster.
Chadboucn. Crczier, Detiege. Du. III
George. CHA, Greene. Grover, Kelly. lana
= nShuts, Ugueh' follard, Robertson. into
2s' Steven. Twitcheil Weber, Whar asse