The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-14
Dsed OF three Democrats and two Republi-

| pOSeu VI bllI6e DGlnOGEabS aIlu TWO IHspuDll-
| cans. #s
On motion ofMr. Boatner the amendments
were laid ON the table.
| Mr.. Allan offered o resolution as substi-
tute for the pending resolution.
The substitute was read and ruled out of
order by the President as not german.
Mr.. Boatner offered the following amend
ments to the resolution.
| Strike out all from "proc,lred'' in line 2 in,
| elusive to the word "that'' in line s: strike
word "and" in line to end OF line, and strike
out word power in line 9; strike out line IA
and all down to "lS7G' in limo Is.
Mr.. Boatner moved the adoption of the
amendments offered by himself. and demand
ed the previous question.
Mr. Stamps demanded the yeas and nays,
The roll being called resulted us follows
| Yeas -Messrs. Eontner Bryant, Burch.
| Gage, Dnrros, Garland, George, Goode Gro
yer, Harper. Kelly, Mitchell O'Donnell, Og-
| den, Perkins, Richardson. Robertson, Sandi-
ford Stubbs. Texada, Wales, Wheeler, White
and Iachar" "a
Nays Messrs. Alain, Stamps. Sutton and
| Twitchel 4.
Absent Messrs Breaux, Demns, Dumont
Ellis. Gla, Landry Steven and Youngo8.
| And tho main question was ordered
Tho amendments oonesod by Mr.. Boatuer
| were adopted.
| luton as amended.
Mr. Gags demanded the yeas and yeas
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Boatner. Bryant Duoros.
| Garland. tteorge. Goode. Grover Kelly
| Mitchell, O'Donnell, Ogden, Perkins, Rich
ardson, Robertson SandifertI. Stublss, iexada.
WALES, Wheeler. White and lachare- 81.
| Nays Messrs. Alain, Burch, Cage, Hex
per, Stamps, Sutton and Twtehell-7
| Absent -Messrs. Breaux Denas Dumont.
| Ellis, ella, Landry, Steven and Young-8.
And the resolution was adopted as amended.
Mr.. Boatner moved to reconsider the vote
| just taken. and on his own motion the motion
to reconsider was laid on the table
Mr. AllaH, desired to offer as u separate
reSplution The resolution submitted by him
MS Substitutes for the resolution rpatiye
to tho charges against VIM. p. Kellogg. o
Mr. White mado the point of order that the
resolution was in the exact words of q law
already on the statutes. and was0not there
| fore In order. "
The President ruled the point Of order well
taten. and the resolution was not received.
MESSAGE FROM THE aovERNoH.O
The following message was received from
his excellency the Governor:
| EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. !
o State o, Srui-iana.
| New Orleans. MSreh II. 1878.
| To tho Honorable President and Members of
tho Snnnt,,:
| | b1ve the honor to infS,m you that Ionve
this Aay approved and SgneA the following
bills originated in your honorable body.
| to wit.
can act granting corporate privileges to
the inhabitants Of the town If Napoleonyile
in the parish Of Assumption, and to provide
for the government Of the affairs thereof"
| ''An act to amend and re-enact section oi
act No. 14o, entitled AN act to repeal m act
to create State Board of Engineers ap-
proved February "a. 1877
| Proposed amendment to the constitution
reIatye to the ,, removal Of the State ege9ital"
'' Francis T. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF Louisiana
REPORTS or Committees LYING OVER.
Senate bill No. II.
"An act to incorporate the city of Shreve-
port, in the parish of Caddo, define it's boun-
daries. and provide for its better police and
municipal government"
Was taken up under the favorable report OF
the Committee on Corporations and Parocha
Affairs. Q
| Mr.. Robertson moved that the bill be taken
as engrossed and passed to it's third reading.
IMr Texata in tho chairl O
Mr., Harper offered the following amend
ments to the bill
In section line 10 after the word elected
insert the words "as follows to wit
In same section strike out all from the word
"or'' In line 10 to tho word "qnalied' In line
27 inclusive.
In section 8 line % strike out "Two Thousand
and' and insert "Twenty-iive Hundred in
lieu thereof.
Mr. George moved to lay the amendments
on the table
Mr.. Harper demanded the yeas and nays.
oThe roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Boatner. Breaux, Ducros
Garland George, Goode. Grover, Kelly
Mitchsll oDonnell. Ogden, Perkins. Rich
ada. Wales. White and Iacharie-2o.
| Nays-Messrs. Allain Burch, Gage, Gla
Hnper, Stamps Sutton, TwitcheIl and
Absent Messrs. Bryant, Demas, Dumont
Ellis Landry Steven and Young
And tho amendments were laid on the table
I'The President of the Senate in the chair
Mr. Robertson demandea the previous uues
tion on his motion to consider the bill as en-.
crossed
The main question was ordered.
The motion to take the bill MS engrossed anC
pass it to its third reading prevailed.
Mr.. Harper moved that the consti0 tiona
rule be suspended and tho bill read thirt
time, and demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being edoesuoed as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Boatner,- l6lcros, Garland
d George, Goode Grover, Mitchell, O'Donnel
Ogden, Perkins. Richardson RobertsorG
Sandiford, Stubbs, Texada, Wales White and
Iacharic- Is. O
10 Nays -Messrs. Alloin, Burch, Cage, ella
Harper, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell and
Wheelcr-9
Absent -Messrs. Brcaux, Bryant, Demaa
Dumont. Ellis Kelly, Landry, Steven ane
Youug-9
And the rule was not suspended.
Mr.. AIlain moved that the Senate adjourn
until tomorrow at i2 o'clock m.