New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

| ment for fraudulent voting and other crime
relating to elections, and tho disturbance
| Of the public peace during any registration.
revision OF registration or election; Tor
! criminal or fraudulent acts. or criminal
| neglect OF officers charged in any manner
with the conduct of elections, or the count
| and return of the result thereof. or with the
! preservation OF public order and peace dur
| ing registration. revision OF registration, or
| on tie day OF election and the return OF the
| votes cast at elections; to denne. declare
| and provide for the punishment OF crimes
| relat ng to or ahecting elections. and the
| registration or revision of the registration OF
voters; to repeal all acts and laws OF the
| State il conflict with the provisions of this
| act, aGd to enforce article l03 of the cunsti-
tuition Of this State.
| p. LANDRY, Chairman:
w. W. WHARTON,
j. a. MASICOT.
beg leave to dissent from the report cf
| the majority of the committee, ana report
! in favor OF House bill No. 4S. with an
amendment striking from the fifth section
| the WORDS "tLat each parish in the Sra7e,
I except the parishes OF Orleans and Je;feF-
| SOC, IL hereby fixed 81 an election precinct
f. S. GOODE.
| Senator MaGcot asked and obtained uDin-
inous consent TO take 70 the report at this
| time.
| Senator Stamps moved that the report Of
the majority os the committee be adopted,
and that the bill. be ordered printed.
Senator White asked for g division OF the
| question.
The President divided the question, ana
submitted first 70 the Senate the adoption
| CT the majority report Of the committee.
Senator Twitche:l called for the yeas and
nays with tie following result:
Yeas-Alaiu, Anderson. Blunt, Breany,
Brewster, Burcb, Cage, Chadbouro, De
tiego. Dument, Harper, kelsc. Landry,
Masicot, Stamps, Sypher, TwltcheI!, Weber,
Wharton. YouDg-20.
Nays-Alexander, Blackburn, George,
Goode Greene, Kelly, Ogden, Robertson,
Steven, Wbite-lO.
Pollard, Whitney-6.
adopted
On motion o. Senator Mascot tho second
proposition was adopted, and the bill vas
ordered printed.
Senator Gcode moved that the bill be
made the special order Of the day for to-day
at .. p. IL.
Adopted.
Senator Stamps. rem the Committee on
Claims, made the following report:
COMMITTEE on CLAIMs
New Orleans, Februsry3. 1876.
To the Hororab'e President and Members OF the
Senate:
Your committee respectfully report with
out action the following bills, viz:
: To-. . 10. f,,-t
w. X. White.
Senate bill No 102, for the relief Of Mira.
NJ. j. Lewis, of Monroe, in the PARISH Of
Ouachita
Senate bill No. @22 FOR the relief OF Thee,
dore Ealade.
Report untavorably OF the following bills,
viz:
Senate bill No a. for tie relief of John
s. Beattie. of the parish OF Orleans.
Senate bill No. g. for the relief Of r.
Prosper Landry. of the parish Of Ascension,
and also on Senate bill No. l0.. an act en-
titled an act for the relief of Thomas
O'Meally, of the parish of Ascension, to
pay him toc constructing leyees il the
parish of Ascension, and providing means
Of paying and funding the same.
Report without action Senate bill No. 9,
and ask that it be referred to the Com
mittee on Lands and Levees.
Respectfully.
+. B. STAMPS, ChairmaH
The report Lies over.
NOTICES OF BILLS
The following Senators gave notice that
at some future day they would introduce
the following bills.
BY Senator TwitcheIl:
Of an act 10 authorize AID permit the
slaug htering Of live stock within half q
mile Of the city lirits
By Senator Goode:
OF Joint resolution memoriai;zing the
Congress Of the United States to lew dis
eliminating duties upon all articles tie pro-
duct of slave labor.
By Senator George:
An act to amend and re-enact article 3l7i |
of the Revised Civil Code of the State OF |
Louisiana.
OF ELLIS ACCoRDISG TO |
PREVIOUS NOTICE.
By Senator Detiege;
Senate bill No. I09, an act relative to |
privileges for taxes, and 10 restrict such
privileges and mortgages to the property |
taxed, and TO repeal al acts in conflict with |
this act.
The constitutional rules being suspended |
by a four-fifths affirmative vote Of the
Senate. the bill was placed upon its second
reading, and referred to the Committee en-
Judiciary, and ordered printed.
BY Senator Goode:
Senate bill No. 10, entitled an act re.
luiriDg the Auditor Of Public Accounts Of |
.he State Of Louisiana to issue warrants on
he State Treasurer in favor of the consti-
5utional officers Of the State for the pay.
nent Of their salaries; requiring the several
State tax collectors to receive said war
ants from the taxpayers Of the State in
payment of the general fund tax in the cur
ent year; requiring the Auditor of Public
Accounts and State Treasurer to receive
aid warrants frem thu tax collectors in
heir settlements, and repeating all laws in
conflict with this act.
The constitutional rules being suspended
Dy four-fitths affirmative vote of the
senate, the bill was placed upon its second
reading, and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
By Senator Twitche.l;
Senate bill No. Ill, an act to incorporate
he Home Savings Bank Of New Orleans
The constitutional rules being suspended
,y a. four tfths affirmative vote OF the Sen.
tie, the bill was placed upon its second
'eadirg. and referred to the COMMITTEE on
and ParOcb;al Affairs
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