The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-20
Tho roll Of tho donss was ehllsd when tho

Tho roll Of tho donss was chilled. when tho
following members answered 10 their names
Hon; u, gysh. Speaker. and MeasrH. .Atdige,
garfos. papBa pr ss dy. as ,a'' be So"gg sh
briggs, .Caross, Grassy, BURDEN Deiayigna..
i ph, Ivy Dyke, Daprsg Ferguson, robb. ,ft9
kslIy pf WIN. Rsy d Orleans. Rsrnoehaf a.
ard d oIs s h feas 'Mp aaa M Msss g,
NeWaom. .Nunez, Porter. Peralla. Pitts, llioh@
4n 9.',, h1gley. .Ilylahd, Hotton Randolph.
ton, SELL. Hpillsr blagg. btewhrt. Atsee. Sellers,
S Wan w T,aaylot Tl'tsmoplet Toilet Washburn,
Young Of East baton Rougs.
Seventy dix members. md aduorum.
The presiding officer announced thatths Gen.
orai Assembly Of tho State Of Iouisiap. had met
In This Joint assembly. as required by law, for
The purpose OF bnlloting for d Senator TO rsprt-
aent the state Of Louisiana In Tho aannte of the
United Bthtes. for tho torn beginning Mnteh A.
1911,
The Secretary Of the senate read tbs names III
tho candidates. to wit:
Msssra Jonas, Gibson Caleza. Ltwfenes ind
Ksrpoehan.
Mr.. Robertson. of tho Senate. withdrew the
name Of Hon. II. u, Kefnoehhn, Of Plaausmine
There being no further nominations tho roll
Of Tho Ssuais was chilled. with tho following
result;
senators Dueros, Ellis and Perkins voted for
Hon. u. y. jonas votes,
sspat,rs. g0o19. nelly. nlqhardson md Sand.
ford voted for Hon. H. u. Gibson Il vot3a
SENATOR Allain voted for Andrew Cdsse-t
vote.
Senators og1on. Robertson. stsven. stubb
and Texada votj1 biapkb vptas.
Senators groyor md Wheeler vted Tor Hon,
II, @ Billings ! vote.
Senators Unritna, Mitchell md Xa3hafis voted
Tor Hon. II. b. Kernoehan-5 votes
Tho roll Of tho HpuHe WIS oall3d. whsn
Messrs Ayeook. Brshrd, Bowlsn, Batbtn,
l'rll, arloss, Dupres, Ferguson, Foeritef, das-
hsp oN swloa pspa b"ng ea ie 9R
SWash5ara Wood aud Wilde voted Tor Hos. b.
Mesa,g A,digc, Btllen, Buck. Durdeu. Della.
ygne. Hitspaitiok. Hill 81 Orleans Kelly Of gra
o,,9.s. kernoehan Md. Lamar, Marin tt9lls1
Baton honee voted for Hon 4. T. dibsoa
Mo@srs griigor Barron, Brady. Briggs,
nlsassa Khyy RWnas sebH hcaa nnpagb
son. s,,rtan, stagg. smart. FOL r VOORHEES,, and
Young o. glaibotIe y?tsd blaphaY.e Votes.
Mf jonas v voted Tor lion ION s"b5s ,S Ss
Mr.. Kern voted for Hon. i. j. Ksnnedy@f
vote.
Total yo.o %. necessary 10 % choice A.
No ono candidate having received II majority
Df Ill mo Ygh)s G,eit. tho pre- f1lnR 6ttlhsr u8@
elarsd TINT tbero had boon no election.
On motion 81 Mr.. Ellis. 81 The Benate.
the Joint assembly adjourned. and tho Senate
withdrew TO it's chamber.
HOUSE BUstahss RESUMED.
The roll osl nttsr Joint session WIS dispensed
with
MESSAGES FnoM THE SENATE.
The following messages were received from
the Senate.
HEaATH CHAMBER.
New Orleans. April IL, 1877.
To tho Honorable speaker md Members Of
thG House OF Representatives;
GeyttienteuY@I nm dlrseef t1 inform vour hon-
orubls body that the Senate has 1nAlly pasted
with amendments ths following HottHe bills,
No. 2ls, entitled An net 70 incorporato The
Eastern Louisiana HALLWAY Eonpnuy,'
Also. House bill No. ga eDtil lgd An net to de-.
fine aud regulate tho duties u tao reporter and
publisher ~ tho decisions of the Supreme
Court" -
also, House bill No. 49, entitled IN aetto RI.
pc1I net No ft5 approved July n, 1914, ITO pro-
yids for he appointment 81 Registrars of voters
| tad eerks Of registration throughout ths State"
ste.
also. House bill No, 1876, substitute for House
| bill No 49, entitled An net ~ provide for the
| change Of names BY judicial proceedings and "
| point tho manner of proceeding. and 70 DrOyids
| for The payment Of the costs thereof"
Also, that tho Senate has fluhlly pissed. and
| nsks concurrence III your hinorable body to the
same Senate bill No. l29 entitled An act to ere-
ate comtni sion b., sit during tbs recess Of tho
lieense. inspection nnd port charges Imposed
| by Btnte laws, 10 take evidence thereon. and t.
| report Mt the nextsGs5ion OF the Gensral Assem-
| bly, such changes rs In their opinion may be
necessary"
Respectfully.
JOHN CLEGG,