The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-12
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMoonAT TUESDAY FEBRUARY r. 1878
INF. White III the ehair.t


/ The following message was retxaved from
| bis Bxcelleney the Governor
EXECUTIVE DHpA RTHHHT, !
/ Ha State OF Louisiana.
| tE New Orleans, February w. 1871
10 the Honetable President and Members d
| the Bsnate!
i ] have this day approved Senate bill No A.
for the rellef. If Albert Lemore, Ut the parish
of Orleans. Senate bill No 49, recurring State
district and paiochial officers whether elected
or appointed, to take tie oath of office and
give bond and file same within thirty days
bill No. GA. authorizing the institution Of sui
| TO test the st,tfieiener OF sureties and ufIica
bonds.
Very resp TatHlyiia = n,t,uotua.
Governor Ut Louisiana.
Mr. Perkins moved that section Of House
bill No g5b be adopted as read. which motion
prevailed, and the section was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr. Deinas offered tho following amend
t,,ent and moved It's adoption.
Strike out ''six'' and insert "eight dollars
per day"
was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins section . was
adopted.
| Section b was rrads .,..|T"
! Mr.. Perkins moved that section D be
adopted.
Mr.. Garland demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted MS follows:
! Yeas Messfs. Allain, Boatner Breaus, Dry.
ant, Burel, Cage. Detiias, Ellis, George, Ola,
gopde, Grover, O.Donnell, Perkins, STAMPS,
! Ettbbs, Sutton, Teaada, Twitehell Waae4
| field, Wheeler, White, Young and Hacharie q
Nays -Messrs Ducrus, Dumont, Garland.
Kelly, Mitchell and Richardson q.
Absent Messrs. Harper, Landry Ogden,
| Robertson. Bahdlfetn and Steveh-6.
| And the section was adopted.
SECTION was read, and on motion Of Mr..
Perkins, adopted.
Section was read.
Mi. Garland offered the following amend
nent and moved Its adoption:
Iii line a., after the word estate" erase the
words fall the stationery and Insert the
worlds "all the archives Ut his office I'LL the
stationery and all other property Of the State
iii their"
Mr. Birch demanded the yeas and nays
The roll being called resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Allan. Bryant Burch Cage.
Demas, Dumont, Garland, Ola, Harper. Mitch
ell. Stamps, sutton. Twitehell, Wakefield
Nays Messrs, Boatner, Breaux, Dueros,
Eandiford Stubbs TeKada, Wheeler. White
"A Absent Meas1'a .Grover. reilly, Landry,
O'ponnell, Ogden, Robertson and Steven.
And the Amendment was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins section was
adopted az amended I.....
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
The following message was received from
the House,
HouHH or REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans February y. 1879.
10 the Honorable President and Members Of
the Benates
| am directed by the House Of Represents
lives To inform your honorable body that tho
House has cpncnt'rea in
Senate Joint Resolution No, t24.
"Thanking the Sub Committee Of Ways and
Means In Congress for the bill reported by
them to the committee IN relation to the duty
on sugar and requesting Congress to grant
the encouragement aud protection which the
said bill will give to the production Of sugar
pErER ]. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk
Section wRs read and on motion Of MI.
Perkins was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. zaeharie the vote was re-
considered by which section & was adopted.
Mr.. zaeharie offered the following amend
ment to section 8, aud moved It's adoption:
In line 80, to strike out five hundred" and
insert ''seyen hundred and fifty dollars in
lieu thereof
Mr.. Garland demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Gage, Demas, Goode, Har-
per, Mitchell O'D0nnell, Sandiford, Stamps,
Sutton : ,!a 4, 1w'tchel Wheeler Young and Zach
Nays -Messrs Allan. Boatner, Breaux.
Burth, Dueros, Dunont. Garland, George.
Ola, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson, btubbs.
Iesada. Wakefield and Whitsm1e :.
Absent Messrs. Bryant. Ellis. Kelly. Gro
yer. Landry Ogden and Steven-7.
And the amendment was lost
On motion Of Mr.. Boatner section was
adopted.
Section was read. and ON motion Of Mr..
Cage was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr.. Goode moved to reconsider the vote by
which section was adopted.
Mr.. Stamps obtained unanimous consent to
present the
Petition Of citizens Of tho parish Of Jef1er-
son. asking the closing Of the Bonnet Care
urevHsse.
Which was received and referred to the
Committee ON Public Lands and Levees.
Mr. zacharie, by unanimous consent, offered
the following Concurrent Resolution:
Whereas, Major General Winfield Scott
Hancock, a distinguished officer OF the United
States Army, formerly In command Of tho
Department. Of Louisiana. during which he
endeared himself to the people Of the State, tis
now ia this city:
Be Il Resoi1ea bv The Senate Of the State Of
Lousidna, he House Of Representatives. con
curing, That the courtesies of the floors Of the
respective houses are hereby rendered to
n lar Inn hat I'm htt
vted to visit the General Assembly.
| On motion of Mr.. Iacharie the rules we're
suspended In order to consider the resolution
at this time, and the resolution was adopted.
| Mr.. Demas moved that the Senate do now
| adjourn out Of respect for the memory OF the
| late Pope Plus TX, until Monday, February
II, 1878. ut u o'clock m. which motion pre-
| vailed and the chair declared the Senate adj
| journed
JOHN CI.EGG,