The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

NJ hls thss had been - q, Used III II she Old 5emo
se bes bsJ a sarsa hg s sad the,
should BE thrown aside and buried wifi
the dead past There had been H. Of H. ne ,s
s sess ess ee nJ n the enpsh ess w hs se
Regutlican, owing to the refusal of Mr.. Hill
and others to pay the, taxes. had to tase var i
cents On the dollar. For ali Of which reasons
faypred the amendment,
Mr.; Cressy said most emphatieally that he
was In favor Of q party organ to be selected,
an Ct. d9 the work It reasonable prices. ,r,
Gsn tgng ,ooa Y the .s sams grouaa TIE
o matter OF practical economy the system Of
segtpg rTajsponhsbs I party q sate Paate
that were reasonable was the safest and iustest
In the end. For which reasons he, opposed the
a9napt HI He ad pot fryer the
he thought there was nothing wrong In paying
such paper exactly what Its work was worth.
but no more.
Mr.. Hills amendment was rejected by vote
oil yeas ~, nays 81.
Amendment sixteen, relntive to the office Of
Superintendent Of Public Education to stand as
AMENDMENT EIGHTEEN.
was adoptnd-yeas go nays G.
message from the Governor was submitted,
returning The bill for the encouragement and
protection OF oyster culture In the State, with
his veto.
The biz gives a proprietary Interest y all
shore TO TIE ripsrlan proprietors, and rakes It
ters therefrom. In the opinion Of the Governor
this clause was most objectionable. AZ il would
tend &c, create monopoly'of the oyster fisher
les and throw a number of deserving and In
dustrious people out OF employment The
shores bordering the gulf, where the greater
ct oysfers weFs gath9r ire
tion. These would he bought up by q few per
sons who would thus secure control OF t?;
veto pSr a msds the order Tor ada '
The House took recess to y. IN. @
Evening Session.
Tiehty-nve members and quorum.
M Leonard esed up Hqnse blll NJ 1sa to
eared that certain professional persons shall
not obtain Judgment foroseryiees unless they
have obtained License to to ast'o thglr ayoea-
courts without license. The House refused to
pass TIE bl t9 q. third II re ttlI e., 70,
for the gauging and inspection OF coal oil.
TIE bill cnme up on the motion TO lay on the
table Mr.: Hills amendment. substituting 3
cents for 25 cents and enn-eighth for One-half
Mr. Bridger hoped these amendments would
IS Re iii 70 eE r. | props By s
could not be made ct q less cost than the
charges as fixed. and these were but o trifling
CONSIDERATION when eentfasted win me SAFETY
to IFS and property proper inspection would
secure.
Mr.. Berry favored the amendment. The sole
object Of this inspection vas TO put money In the
hands Of lie B5ard Of Health: The object Of
that board was to get control of The politics In
this State. He knew a case where the inspector
had passed turpentine for head light oil
Mr.. Hill withdrew his amendment, leaving
Mr.. pinkerave's amendment, fixing the charges
of inspection at ten cents barrel and one
quarter of n cent per gallon. pending.
MIR. InOnfrH moved to Law this amendment
tho table, Lost.
Mr.. Lyons moved az an amendment to Mr..
Dinkgrave's amendment. that the charge be
fixed at fifteen cents per barrel and twoflfths OF
q cent per gallon.
On motion to Icy on the table, TO quorum
voting. the House adjourned.