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

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The President dirsstsd ths sserstasy, to
take up The special order of the day. 80 4,
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND HnADm0.
Senate hin No. "a. to DO estitled N cot
to amend the constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana. . as.a q. Is Sd ,s b..
Tho bill was first ordered to be ensrossed
on motion Of Mr.. Brewster $50 - q
The vote to ensross the bill was recon-,
sidered ga
The bill was ordered 70 be considesed
axticle BY article, on motion Of Mr.. Brewster.
The first article was read and adopted.
The second article was rad md adapeed.
The third article was Rad and adopted. =
Tho fourth artiele was road. - $, as.
Mr.. Young moved that the fourth article
b stricken out. so
flNr. Allan in the chair1. ~ .s
Mr.. Greene moved tho following: Z.
Strike out fourth art,ols, and insert "thst
Star tho year 1876 the Office Of parish Judge
u hereby abolished, and all matters now
entrusted to their jurisdiction shall be
otherwise provided for BY the Legislature
Of the State Of Louisiana. -
HI. Allan moved to table the motion.
Tabled. .... ....- .....---g 7er 81
The President, in the chair, announced
the pending Question to be the motion Of
Mr.. Young to strike ont.
The Senate vosed to strike out article
four in tho bill. 49,. go. ~
Mr.. Blunt moved to rscopsider the vote
adopting the first article. o. frey 81
On call Of Two Senators the yeas and Nays
were ordered. ETl
The Senate voted to reconsider the vote
adopting the first article:
Ysas-Blunt, Burch, Cage, Crosisr,
Greene, Hervle, Kelso. Masieot, Pollard,
Twitchell, Whitney, Young-l2.
Nays-Alexsnder, Allan, Brownies.
Gh.dbosrs, Dstisgss, Ola. Landry, Stamps,
Observation-Disclosures, Blackburn, Brssux,
Dumont, Eustis, George, Grover, Harper,
Kelly, Ogden, Robertson, Steven, Sypher,
On motion of Mr.. Busch the bill wss
fixed ~ special order of the day for Wednes.
dsy next, after the morning hour. % ,si>s
Mr.. Wharton moved to take up the fol-
lowing: se t.s.s
House bill No. 81, to identified IN act
making an appropriation for the payment
Of the mileage and per diem Of the members,
and salary Of the officers and employees,
and contingent expenses Of the General
Assembly of tho State Of Louisiana for the
regular session Of the year 1875, and pre-
| ecribing the manner in which the same shall
be paid, and to authorise the negotiation Of
. loan for that purpose by the pledge Of
State warrants. v .t e s.sel.s < -
Objections being made, Mr.. Wharton
moved to suspend the Senate rules. fr
On call Of tho two Senators, tho yeas
and nays wore ordered. s5 a
The Senate voted to suspend the Senate
rules BY two-thirds vote: .l. =. :
c Yeas-Blnns, Brsxstsr. c,gs, Chsdeos.n,
Landry, Pollard, Twitchell, Weber, Whar.
ton, Whitney, YOung-l6. b LIT
| yNays-Alexander, Burch, Detiegs, Ola,
| Stamps-5 s4Rt
Absent-Messrs. Andersen, Allan, Black
burn, Breaux, Dumont, Eustia, 0soRes,
Grover, Kelly, Aasicot, Ogden, Robertson,
Steven, Sypher, Whlte-l5.
The bill was taken up and read the first
time. rs.5 IS Is IL azs ~
Mr.. Wharton moved. that the bill be
adopted on first reading. .6ei'.s
Mr.. Burch, having obtained the Aoor, was
debating the question whether the bill could
be properly considered, - his opinion was
that the bill had not passed the House. = 81
Mr.. Brewster made point Of order that
the Clerk Of the House had announced that
the bill had passed the House; that no Sen.
ator could impeach the record Of the other
House. 's,,e.r.5 - y. ii.T a. 2. - a..
The President sustained the point Of
order. esaa ser' Sc
lMr. Chadboura in the chsir.] t7.--s
Mr. Allan got tho floor upon question
Of privilege. - eAea e y o.
Mr.. Cage made the point Of order that
HI. Allan must state his grounds for the
question Of privilege. .,e. 3 -es
The President. in the chair, sustained the
point Of order and directed Mr.. Allan to
confine himself to h,s question Of privilege.
Mr. Allan moved TO adjourn. go
LOST 4a 49, "a sa
Mr.. Whitney moved the previous question
on the adoption of the bill ON first reading.
On call Of the yeas and nays BY two Sea-
ators the Senate voted to order tho main
question by the following vote: .-.,ia,-a
Yeas-Blunt. Cage, Crozier. Ola, Greene,
Harper, Herwig, Kelso, Landry, nasioot,
Pollard, Twitchell, Weber, Wharton, Whit.
Nays-Allain, Brewster, Burch. Chad
b0urn, Detiege, Dumont, Stamps, Young-8.
Absent-Alexander, Anderson. Black.
burn, Breaux, Eustis, George, Grover,
Kelly, Ogden, Robertson, Steven, Sypher,
White-l3. gH .s.E .r-e,..g
While Mr.. Wharton was debating the
motion to adopt the bill on first reading he
made an allusion to tho Senator from East
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Burch desired the following language
to be taken down - Objectionable:
"'Thst consistency Il . jewell but it
does not encircle the brow of the Senator
from East Baton Rouge." te
M. Wharton admitted such was the lan-
guage he used. ts,rs<.
MI. Whitney in the chsir.1
Mr.. Twitchell moved to reconsider tho
vote to order tho main question.
Reconsiderod. $500 p