The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

tNfneIS ami 10 nfoNtde Tor the elghing ny the
President OF the Seease aud Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives Of duplicate enrolled
eanias Of all lave"
DUNCAN =. cAaF, IN,
Private Secretary,
SPECIAL eRnBR or rue pAN
Senate bill No, 10, entitled AN aet 10 regulate
Public education in LeuistanaE to provide a
revenue for the sane( TO impose certain penal.
ties 10 repeal sections OF the Revised Statutes
from section 1917 Inclusive 10 section iqpT iaclu-
sise, and to repeal act No, of the acts Of 1870.
entitled AN act IL regulate public education ia
the State Of Louisiana ana city OF New Orleans.
and To raise revenue tor that purpose"
On molten Of Mt Texada, the vote Whereby
Senate bill Ne, IL was considered engressed
was recehsidered,
On molten OF Mr.. Robertson the vete whereby
che following amendments, offered by Mir,
Wheeler as additional sections were adopted.
was Fecansidereds
ssc, " BE It AsftAea, eeaesed ete. That for the
constant and efficient supervision az the public
schools, the state shalt be and is hereby al stdea
into fourteen divisions to be constituted as tol-
FIRST plvtslen-The First shall include the
city OF New nEl{~ns, ,, So, .,,
che easlshes u Iiyinuslea, 81, nelena, raneis
eahea, wssbipgten aud st Tammahs,
Third Division rhe Thint, the marshes Of
Bernard and nlaqaemiaea,
reaash Dlyisiess- The Fourth. the parishes Of
st James, Assumption. Isfourohe and Terse-
EfNa nivisien-'rhe Fifth, the parishes Of
4AeconsieeA EsSt and West Baton keuse aud
sixth Division. The Sixth, the parishes of
laersslle. ST. Martha, Iberia, Nermilien and st,
Seventh nsvisiea-rhe Seventh, the parishes
81 50 Landry, Lafayette, CSieasieu and
Gshth lnsvistea.-rhe Eighth, the parishes u
ns sess Sabine, bed River and Satehtos sSes VI
Caasie, RpssSer, Webster and Glsiserases,' <N' Va
Eleventh nESieion--fhe Eleventh, the PAR
weh Tw tai ih aaa vhSsa
II ,0aaehltA. MofeheUsc, Rtchland and CSlld.
Thirteenth nivssian--,rhe Thirteenth, the nar~
ishes of Carroll, Madison, Franklin nd Tensas,
fourteenth DtStsfonU@The Eourteopth tha
parishes OF CeacoEdia, Ca hoala, Grant and
ssSs ss> nv II srtAee sssaeteti, ete, That as soon
e eNsediset aiSgs the passsse et this act, the
division Inspector, who shall be resident voter
5af the division fec which he is appointed and
e e ~ and aW Il lea Gs s Fse Ssian
aalrsa q State officers, aud forward = aaplE. |
and she'll rssSSSstvely hold him 6 sSs ssSs
aees 10 the pleasure Of the STATE board, Each OF |
them shall visit snd examine all the public |
years sassest 10 the teachers thereof such i'm. |
nresemeats il The ersanigatien. et their |
ton and dtsSteltnS SS'S as he '"Ss snsl
81 eeater With lie people q the respective par
ton and arSe q res9lar and papetaal attend |
ance u children AZ gill the schools epened in the
several school districts, He shall perform such |
en- div sion s0psrfnteadents, and as have not |
been asrocate3 by the provisions ot this act. or
eAs, and make tall reports annually, wlthta tue |
first tsn days OF 0c'oesr, 10 the STATE Board Of |
EdNcNtien, The results II his Inspection and ex.
such osaer matters as shall have been intrustea
GO hts change
The compensation Of each Of these division
State Board ot Education. not exceeding ono
taoasand dollars per ahnNm, payable In quar-
aaa Ga te warrant 81 ths State R aard 81 sIEaS St
vasiAAs provided. that said division inspector
shall prsyioasly have complied 10 the sa;isfaS>
imposed on him by law.
On motion ot Mr., Eustis, the amendments
were laid on the table.
Mr., Wheeler offered lhe following amend
neat Is an additional section to be known as
section sSS
p y ssae:es, e:e;, That there shallbe appoint
rSrisa IN the State a parish superintendent,
WHO shall perform such duties as may BE- i'm L
directors, net inconsistent with the presis sS
ol this acs, and such other duties as may be
imposed on him by tue state Superintendent or
ey the State Roa1i of Education, and said
parish superintendent shall receive such eon,-
gensasiea aS clay be allowed him BY the State
hoATI OF Education, not to exceed sAres hun
Mr. Robertson ofFeret the following As sub
sssSsssass 70 the amendment offered by Mr.
Sgo, es That the parish Judges Of the ser-
crSl parishes are hereby constituted nnia
roanse0 inspeosATS of schools of thefHresnEesiya
~i.snesS aEa i : nsCeey made their duty TO
RaT1Sh al EeaSS once in each C,uarzer ana in
sacn WISH slal make such inspection ana ra- I
Education. va
Mr. Eussis made the point of oryser that the
substitute was cut Of order and could not ha sr-
'egsainei. IS the amendment had not bean mn.
The Chair decided the point well taken.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the amendments
Tere laid upoa the table.
Mr. Robertson offered the following As an Al I
sisianal sacsSon: l
SOC - Re Il .ftafAsy. enacted. etc. Ths, thu
asTlsa 4uGgeS of the several parishes are harya
" caassltate5 and appointed inspesorS ne =
1aNgAs 0E s1ear respective PARISHES and il Is :
asESoy nasa1s their duty to visit and inspect
ST. ITee paS4lc school in their parish at least
nee u. each quarter. and in such visit shall q
- 500 - - ap1 report as may be re-
aNare4 ny the STATE Board Of Education
Ar. Wheeler offered the following as a sub
70 me sestion offered By Mr.. Robertson.
SCI Bs & essactea. ssc, That there shall hal
ggo.a ey sns Ssste Board OF i1iueation. for .
So GaEasa ~ me SSsats Parish Supeyfntsad-
HI EAa shall perform such sinri,s - .,sx X !.
s.4ssoss5 apon him by the Parish Board al
sssa0oa l:r-s. not Inconsistent With Slsss nrs,
zSloHS Of sels sel and such other dIIfSs ss snsri
: IDpose1 On him By the State Sd nsrintanSa.ss d
Z g y tse SAG BSard of Eaacafion. and said q
- = - s 49, srSLss such eompensa-
90 = may g a-soRea him b. the police jury