New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

uAAo, tous eleven, Twelve, Cn1EV0ous AVohVoo"'
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nine
teen, twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five
were read and adopted.
Amendments to section twenty-three were
then adopted.
Mr.. Murrell moved to further amend by
striking out the whole of section "twenty-
three"
Mr.. Walker moved to lay Mr.. Murrells
motion on the table, which was carried IN
the affirmative.
Mr.. Lowell further moved to amend nth
line after the word 'three," by inserting the
words, we'll educated" and which amend
ment was adopted.
Amendments to the twenty.fourtb,
twenty fifth, and twenty-sixth sections
were read and adopted.
The amendments to section twenty-eight
was read, and on their adoption, Mr.. Sar-
tain called for the yeas and nays, which re.
suited as follows:
Yeas-Boota, Byrne, Burkhardt, Bsyley,
Bower. Beasley. Billiu, Collins, Car
mouche. ICarloss, DeBlanc. DUR, Delhom-
mer, Dunn, Edward of Tsngipahoa, Ed
wards of Richland, Elliott, Gracien, Gil
more, Hahn, Jetfries, Jourdain, johnson OF
Lafourche. Koontz, kummel, keeting,
Kidd, Luckett, Lowell, Lafargne. Msginnis,
Tensas, Mcclellan, Pascal, Pipes, Roman,
Ridgely, Smith, Self, Seemsn, Sibilski,
Sohenck, Stafford, Schiller, Walker, Wilson,
Woods Of Ouachita, Wells, Young-52.
Nays-Butler, CarviIle, Hill Of Ascen-
sion, Hubeau, Hill of Ouachita. johnson
of Caddo, Sartain, Stewart, Thomas-9.
And the amendment was adopted.
Section twenty nine was read, and the
amendments suggested by the committee
were adopted.
Mr.. Walker moved to further amend by
inserting the words ''have the" after the
word '.shall'' in the third line, which amend
ment was adopted.
Amendments to section thirty-two were
then read, and, on motion of Mr.. Walker,
they were adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Booth. the section was
further amended by adding as follows:
Provided. Said report shall not exceed in
quantity of printed matter Q customary
sized pamphlet OF sixty pages.
Amendments to the sections thirty three,
thirty-four thirty-Sve, thirty-six, thirty
seven. thirty eight thirty nine and forty
one we're read and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Walker, the sections
from one to iortyeix, inclusive, were sever
ally adopted a. amended.
On motion Of the same member the bill
was adopted az whole
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the bill was
considered engrossed.
Mr.. Walker moved to suspend the rules
and put the bill upon its third reading.
And upon that motion Mr.. Sartain called
for the yeas aad nays, which resulted as
follows, to wit:
Yeas-Boo.h, Byrue. Buskhsrdt, Bayley,
Bower, Beasley, Billiu. Collins, Csrmouche.
Edwards of TsngipahOa, Edwards of Rich
land. Elliott. Gilmore, Hill of Ouachita,
Hammond, Jeffries. Jourdain, johnson of
Caddo. johnson of LatOurche, K0Ontz,
Kummel, Keeting, Kidd, Luckett, Lowell,
Latargue, Maginnis, Meredith. Mitchell
Martin, Milon, Mcclellan. Nunez. Pascal
Pipes, Roman, Ridgely, Smith. Self. See
man. Sibilski. Schenck. Stafford, Scales
Schuler. Thomas. Walker, Wilt, Wilson
Woods of Ouachita. Wells, Young-j.
Nays-Butler. Devices, Demas, Hill o.
Ascension, Hahn, Hubeau. Matthews o.
Tensas, Murrell, Sutton, Sartain, Souer
| SrewArt-l2.
The rules were suspended, and the bill
was placed on its third reading, and on thu
final adoption of the bill Mr.. Wake
called for the yeas and nays, with resulted
az follows, to wit:
Yeas-A.dige. Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt
!, Bayley, Blatfer. Bower. Beasley, Billiu
Collins. Carmouche, Carloss, Dupre, De
Blanc, DUR, Delhommer, Dunn, Edward
of Tanpipahoa, Edwards of Richland, FL
lett. Gilmore, Hammond, Jeffries, Jou,
dain, johnson of Cadd0, johnson OF La
fourche, Koontz, Kummel, Kidd, Lucket,
Lowell. Latargue, Maginnis' Meredits
Nunez. Pascal. Pipes, Roman, Ridgely
, Smith. Self. Seeman, Sibilski. Schencl
Stafford, Scales. Schiller, Thomas. Sool
HES, Walker, Wilt, Woods of Ouachits
; | Wells. Young-I.
Nays-Butler, Devices, Demas, Guichari
! Gracien, Hill of Ascension, Hahn, Hubea1
Jones OF Pointe Coupee, keeting, hell.
, Matthews of Franklin, Parker, Suttol
: Sartain, Stewart-l6.
The bill passed, and the title was adop
ed.
I MI. Walker moved to reconsider the vol
Q just taken.
}; And, on motion Of Mr. Lowell.the motto
! to reconsider was laid on the table.
' House bill No. 1l6 an act to amend ar
9 rs.enact article 1886 of the Civil Code.
Reported upon favorably.
{ The Judiciary Committee report W
adopted.
q On motion of Mr.. Demas this bill was
- definitely postponed.
It House bill No l24, an act entitled an a
to create one additional justice of t
~ peace each for the third and fourth ware
u parish of St. Landry, and define thu
y powers, reported upon favorably by t
~ Committee on Judiciary.
r On motion of Mr.. Jeffries this bill "
( laid on the table subject to call.
y House bill No. l54 entitled an act
"a vising and amending the charter OF d.
a aldsonville, and to exempt the same fri
9. nayment of parish taxes and licenses, a
Il for other purposes.
rs Reported upon favorably by major
T. and unfavorably by minority.
y, - Mr.. Meredith moved to adopt the minor
j. report.
u Mr., Demas moved to lay the motion
70 the table. Which motion was lost.
e- Mr.. Demas then moved to postpone
y whole subject matter until Monday.
30 On motion of Mr.. Meredith, this mot
he was laid on the table.
Il The question then required on the min