The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

Yeas,-Messrg. Allain. Ellis, Eustis. Ogden,
Richardson, Wheeler and White-.7.
Goode, Grover Mitchell, Perkins, Roberts On.
sandiford, Steven, stubbs. TexadA and zacharie
Absent-Messrs. Boatner, Breaux, Bryant,
Burch, Gage. Dumont, Ola Harper. Kelly Lam
dry. Stamps. Sutton, Twitchel. Wakefield and
Young-15.
And the motion was lost.
Mr.. Goode moved the adoption of the bill on |
its second reading.
Mr.. White made the point OF order that the |
motion was out of order. he having given no. |
tice that he would move to reconsider the vote |
whereby the amendment to section ii was re- |
| jected. ~ |
| The chair decided the point not well taken.
! Mr.. White appealed from the decision of the |
chair on which motion Mr.. Eustis demanded
| the yeas and nays,
The roll being called. resulted as follows:
Yeas--Nessrs. Allain. Ducros, Goode. Gar |
| land Grover. Perkins Sandiford, Steven, lex
ada and Wheeler-lO
Nays-Messrs. Ellis Fustis, George, Mitchell.
Absent Messrs. Boatner, Breaux. Bryant.
Rurch. Gage, Dumont. ella, Harper. Kelly. Ian
dry, Robertson, Stamps. Sutton. Twitchell,
Wakefield and Young-16.
And the Chair was sustained.
Mr.. White moved to reconsider the vote
iWnGf6Dy Inc SUBSTITUTE S6GII0n IL, OlIorGu by
Mr., Eustis, was laid upon the table.
MIR. Grover moved to lay that motion on the
table. and the motion to table prevailed.
Mr.. Allan moved that the Senate adjourn I'M
til Friday. April 8. 1877, at IL o'clock M, and de-
manded the yeas and nays The roll being
called. resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allatn, Ellis, Eustis, Ogden,
White.
Nays-Messrs. Ducros. Garland George. Gro
yer. Goode, Mitchell. Perkins. Richardson Rob
ee1rtson Sandiford. Steven. Stubbs. Texada.
Wheeler, lacharie-15.
Burch Cage. Dumont ella. Harper. Kelly. Lam
dry. Stamps. Sutton. Twitehell, Wakefield,
Young-15.
And the motion was lost
Mr.. Goode moved that the bill be adopted on
its second reading. and ordered read a third
time.
Carried
Mr.. Alain called for executive session.
Mr.. Grover made the point OF order that the
Senate having went into executive session once
while the resent bill was pending, 1t was not in
order to call for executive session asecond time
during the tendency of the bill.
The Chair decided the point we'll taken.
Mr.. White made the point of order that the
adoption of the motion of Mr.. Goode did not
carry with it the incorporation of the amend
: ments offered In the bill
The Chair decided the point not we'll taken,
for the reason that the adoption OF the various
amendments incorporated them in the bill.
Mr.. Goods moved a suspension Of the consti-
tutional rules to place the bill on its third and
y final reading, on which motion Mr. White de-
. manded the yeas and nays.
. The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. =, Dqcrqs, Garland, George,
Robertson, .sa diford. Steven. Stubs, Texada
rNays-Mess5ss; Allan, Ellis, Eustis, Ogden
j. Absent-Messrs Boatner,.- Breaux. Bryant
Burch. Cage. Dumont Ola, Harper Kelly. Lam
dry. stamps, Sutton, Twtchell. Wakefield and
Young-15.
And the rules were not suspended.
/, Mr. Stubs obtained unanimous consent tt
introduce without previous notice Senate join
: Resolution No. L. entitled Joint Resolution re-
I questing the Senators and Representatives o.
F.. Louisiana in Congress to urge upon the Fedora
!. Government the adoption Of means to remove
l. the distractions to the commerce Of the States
of Texas, Arkansas Louisiana and the Indiar
Nation"
A. Which was read q first time.
;, On motion Of Mr.. Stubs the constitutional
rules were suspended and the bill read SECOND
~ time
On motion OF Mr. Stubs the bill was consid
10 cred engrossed, and ordered read third time
ia On motion OF Mr.. Stubs the constitutional
~ rules were suspended, the bill read thirt
time finally passed. title adopted, and ordered
sent to the House for concurrence
~ Mr.. Garland obtained unanimous consent tc
introduce without previous notice Senate bill
D No. 14s, entitled IAN act relative to contests fo
IA judicial and other offices, and providing Fri
bunal to try contested election cases, who tn
district Judge and the parish Judge are r. CUHe1
Is or motion Is made to recuse them"
Which WAS read first time,
On motion Of Mr.. Garland the constitutions
Is rules were supended, the bill read a secont
time and referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
Dr. Mr.. Mitchell obtained unanimous consent Il
introduce. without previous notice, Senate bill
10 No. 149, entitled IAN act to amend section 2 o
% act No. 10. entitled act to authorize the Gov
~ ernor to appoint an Assistant Attorney Gen
~ eral. defining his duties. and fixing his compen
= saton: to fix the commissions which shall b,
" paid to the Attorney General upon all sums col
lected by him in litigated cases. and paid int
- the State Treasury. and to repeal oct No 81" ap
proved March Sd. 1874.
- Which was read q first time.
q On motion of Mr.. Mitchell the constitutions
n. rules we're suspended. the bill read a secon
time, and referred to the Committee on Judi
49, cary.
1t. On motion of Mr.. Texada, the Senate adjourn
Z; ed until Friday, April g. 1877, at 10 o'clock m.
~ JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
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