The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-03
FIFTH LEGISLATURE.
SECOND SESSION NV EH1's 4'rasttsD
nAv's rRoussHRINbs.
I.i.s. Renatr.

pEttsttons
Presented by SENATOR White@A petition u The
nltlzane anh iiierphahts " New, 0fleahs, hskit
a, s tss al,t s, X A.. sa gpF ig1
ed by Legislative apli',nl lllts avoiding The e
l s}tsaa tl eui, setsipt Ihe Hettloi Maa =, re-
satess
nHfonfs or toWMtrffiss
/. BY the Judiciary Go,n,nltts unfavDtahly on
Hsnnts b Ng n s M. a, II seF Raa i .,t ~
FaygtsbIy yR 81 Beats b 10. d. An AT ii fs
iatipn 10 Hpvleatiohs for paataons." etei He
s set asIs on ssha u b Nh u. ID authorize
police jiturs tu issue certificates of indebted
stsss In certain eaaess
AtsffpN eN nRrgRrs ur teohtMtsfHhs.
Senate bill Mo- BIZ. by Mr., q 'Dennei. wac re-
sorted on ,lnfaFefaltly BY The, judiciary Com
s,sittes. The following Il The bill,
An Act amend ath 81 ENACT article egs4 Of the
ur, asvlseAa qy U2as 4 hYY, at 4s So.
pf ihe iKsyissi civil u5ae,of Louisiana BE- and
The same \ hst,bs atisndad ana ,.e , g
ri.nysntionsl4 Legal INTEREST IL axea at tile fol-
esGs " II. AZ SsSss s.ss sSHf 4 Sss
and on sums DISCOUNTED .br banks sf
Az . ssls s n y n,l. s, shsttsts
ssega per sehh The satiie Diust be fixed IN
sfittsd Ia any ease, No contract for the pay
se II Ter ons W.h hasafat sa s s s1 NV
void. but whenever IA any action brought on
.I I. If Y, \ s s anpspt ,nan spssIa
than net rent. per Hh.lih, has benn directly pt
Indirectly fpaettea taken Oh. raaaiysd by TAX
!ns the Interest " 1, qyaass adding the Interest
wa. n any lpah Of money ut interest the de-
fnpdent shell recover costs and VIZ plhII,-
n
havH Judgment for the balance only which shall
faniaih due. after aednetibg said three fold
pHt Than fer cent per niIfiiti shall have bepn
pains the marty paying the .sat,is lnay teeovs,
baek THREE Fold theainutint Of the whole interest
raid Within two years from The time Of The pay
sEa. At, BE- Il l,sfhei' enteted, stt, That MI laws
aud tha Same are hereby fppeaiai. and that this
net take, effect from and after ita passaee
"A fnYtion wis made TO indefinitely postpone
Mr. Bpatnef opposed thia motion. the object
I. IA, s ,s M FAN waH Y break up the system
fnlttee, stated the REASONS which had influenced
tha eol II, II nsgcttlnn the bIIl ubfavora
tpiirh The question pf interest III The Bill passed
Atwpul9 prove disastrous to the beat interests
klaude and Advocated The measure AZ nsoasl
aafy Y pfntant parties who loaned money ffet,
Mr. White took the door. He Thought II nh,
nesegsafy ~ make ~ " tenaerks en \ subject
saaaea \ ,nwiss pglisy for the H,ate TO en-
su e e ea A pes sasstaes ss u s wsls
Laws " thu laws " SUPPLY aha Y, demand whin,,
s tsa Bss 0 ssws ss d fsass'i en-
tka apefaiion oi similar laws d, 'that s,pvnttes;
NIL. uuuds did net aatee with NJ white ". a PA,
MI, B6Htnefs He considered The wv On the
,{ At ia,
the question, ana WA t,e measure adyapne>a by
s M Wss ssa s ssa se' was ae se mat
isf could hot be regulated by special leeisia-
NH tsllIa seid the only atgumea,t against No
tal AWAY from The State
Mr. goatheE Az held that Y syas 2 proper public
stsa{et sale III Interest Than eoald pc paid. "
!, On mylipn q MI. nemas the BIN was made
II sssSs ss'ab af se III ss a .s Of
s, Ra Il, o gn " ,n.. The grsass T "
peaS HE s esf ass sasas r.
ON rHinD BEADING,
auire the police inries Of all the parishes Of
THE HtRte, where there exists .any Indebtedness
Il ss rS1 s L sp now e Steas sse "w
to examine aud inquire into the legality aud
s validity Of all such warrants etc. was haly
rtHaT READING or HOUSE, Mills.
lIouae bill No. al llelaiive TO the charter, Of
the New Ufieans Wnterwofks Company, Re-
ferred Y ths Committee nm On oofperal,io y i
noe w NH @ " MehsaS ie p ass II 7
eakine The return Of saop neid into the treasury
In error was anally PASSED.
a nsT Staten pse es ies rsfss " m
5na Congress b, pass Mr. Elam's bill establish.
ing western dis,riet. ,of the United States Court
suspension IL the rnlea on motion Of Nj.
Ntubba, The senate ooheurred In The feaou'
XIII. o9ten introduced n bill for the relief Of
MT XII Cole, former secretary Of the alate Super
intendebt Of Education. Referred.
The Beaate adjourned until Monday.
Tie Mease
Met at noon, Speaker Rush III the chair.
Eighty members and quorum. Prayer,
relation 70 in editorial In FsidaYss nFMpGHAr
entitled atrhe Robertson Resolutions" lIe
i,i,aself alone but i did injustice TO the Com.
] n WfHs NJ s would s, ns t e9 ava he TS e
That paper lilo criticised tho abatement that
" Sss'a NJ Senate Sss' and s''f had sn 'e1e
iee House ever Sinse, hs atated, aud the
"
1utnna we're referred to hia committee on tho
9sth Of january that the committee sat on that
and every evening Binee, working until II, ~
and O'Clock In the m5rninR, aud FOR want Of
m full attendance. which waa secured but laet
evening, the resolutions were only then taken
up. and are to be repYrte,i ths morning. He
did not know what the writer of the article
meant when he aatd that he preferred not to
believe that personal motves had kept the rc,.
port on the resolutions from being made. Such
reflections and Institutions were habitual with
The DEMooRAr, y paper which. II was well
known, represented neither the interests Of
the State nor of u party, but only q cliuue, With
these retaarks, said MIR. Aldige hs disposed Of
the DEMocNAr.
RhssohuT9oNH.
BY Mr.. keeting. OF Caddos A resolution modi-
flying the amendment to the rules made on
Thursday torhidding the suspension. of the
rules In order 70 take up resolutions, bills. etc.
cut OF their order,
Tho Speaker explained that the amendment
did not Affect constitutional rales, but only
those regulating the order Of business In the
House,
MIR, Keeting. upon this statement withdrew
his resolution,
BY Me. Barrett: Petition Of j. L. Wallace for
MI