New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-13

! StAto, 0uu " I0p0oA tAo B8Wo pIOVASAO
as embodied in the Revised Statutes
reported favorably BY T. C. Anderson
and E. D. White, and unfavorably by j
Henri Burch and Andrew Dumont, Va
taken up.
On motion of Senator Robertson boil
reports and bills we're made the specia
order Of the day for Tuesday next, at
p. M.
The report Of the Committee on Judiciar,
on Senate bill No. 20, entitled an act to re
peal act No. 81, acts of 1873, repeating an,
re-enacting sections 21S0, ols7 and 2lsS o
the Revised Statutes of the State of Lou
isians, and also to repeal and re-enact salt
sections 2lSO, 2ls7 and PISS, and also sec
tons 21S6, 2l92 and 2l9S of the Revise.
Statutes of Louisiana, reported unfavorahl..
by said committee, was taken up, and OF
motion of Senator Burch action on said re
port was postponed.
on Senate bill No. 70, entitled an act Il
amend and eenact article 346 of the Civil
| Code of Louisiana, reported favorably b,
said committee, was taken up.
| On motion Of Senator Goode the report O
| the committee was adopted.
On motion Of Senator Goode the bill wal
considered engrossed.
On motion Of Senator Gcode the constitu
tional rules we're suspended by four-tifthl
affirmative vote of the Senate, the bill wal
placed on it's third reading and final passage
its title was adopted, and it was ordered tt
be sent to the House for concurrence.
the majority and minority reports Of the
Committee on Finance on Senate joint res
olution No. 3, entitled joint resolution az
propriating 100000 for the purpose of aid
ing and assisting the citizens of the parish
of TerrebOnne to clean out and make nav
igable Bayous Terrebonne and Little Gail.
lou, in said parish of Terrebonne, and to
provide for the manner Of disbrrsing the
same, reading as followe:
On Senate bill No. g. joint resolution
appropristing $4,000 for the purpose of
aiding and assisting the sitizens of the par
ish of Terrebonne to clean out and navigate
Bayou Terrebonne and Little Gallon in
said parish of Terrebonne. and to provide
for the manner Of disbursine the same, re-
port favorably.
can not agree with the majority of tho
cOmmitte in recommending the passage of
this joint resolution. Granting all that may
be said as to the urgency of doing the work
provided for the present moment is, in my
opinion, entirely inopportune. With judges
unpaid; with the State flooded with claims
of all kinds; with an embarrassed and i'm
poverished treasury; with q people taxed
beyond their ability to pay; with evils,
striking at the very foundation of society. r
think an appropriation for any purpose Of
pu0''' ''Dp''''"f EDw NlHSf D. WHITE.
Was taken up.
Senator Cage moved to adopt the ma
jority report
Senator Burch made the point of order
that the consideration Of the minority re-
port takes precedence.
The President ruled the point well taken.
On motion of Senator Burch the minority
report was laid on the table.
Senator Burch mo, ed that the majority
report be adopted.
Upon the motion to adopt Senator Cage
called for the previous question.
The main question was ordered.
On the motion to adopt, Senator Goode
called for the yeas and nays, with the TO-
lowing result:
Yeas-Allain, Anderson. Breaux, Brew.
ster, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn. Dumorr,
Goode. Ola, Grover, Harper. Kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Robertson, Stamps Steven,
Sypher, Twitchell, Weber, Wharton, Whit
aev, younp-4.
NaJs-Blunt, George. Greene, White-4.
acknowledgements, Blackburn Detiege.
Eustis, Herwig, Kelly. Landry. Ogden-s.
And the report wac adopted.
Senator Cage moved that the bill be con-
'idered engrossed. and called Tor the pre-.
7ious question.
The main question was ordered and the
Dill was considered engrossed,
Senator Cage moved to suspend the con-
'titutional rules in order to place the bill !
lpon it's third reading and final passage.
Senator Goode called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result
Yeas-Allain, Anderson, Breaux. Brew.
ter. Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Dumont,
ieorge. Goode. Gls, Grover, Harper, Her
Z II, |
stamps, Steven, Sypher, Twitchell, Weber,
Wharton, Whitney, Young-26.
Nays-Blunt, Greene, Whites.
Acknowledgements, Blackburn. Detiege,
Iustis, Kelly, Landry, Ogden.
Aud the rules were suspended by four
this affirmative vote of the Senate.
Senator Cage moved the final passage of
be bill.
Senator Whitney called for the previous
uestion.
The main question WAS ordered.
The bill was then finally passed, it's title
dopted, and it was ordered to be sent to
he House for con currence.
OF BILLS BY UNANIMOUS con-
SENT.
Senator Stamps asked and obtained
unanimous consent to introduce at this
me Senate bill No. l42. entitled an act to
rovide for improving, paving, repairing,
rading or regarding streets, or portions
hereof, within the limits Of the city OF New
'rleans, and to provide the mode Of pay
tent therefor, and to secure the same
The constitutional rules being suspended
= fOur-ffths affirmative vote of the Sem
to. the bill was placed upon its second
eading, and referred to the Committee on
ailroads and Internal Improvements.
OF REPORTS OF COMMIT
TEES RESUMED.
The report Of the Committee on Judiciary
! Senate bill No. 81. entitled an act to re-
al an act to authorize attorneys from other
atss to practice in the courts of this
ate, being act No. 20l of the session of 1868,
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