The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-20

On the motion Of Mr.. Young, OF Claiborne
the bill was referred to the Committee on
Agriculture, Immigration and Commerce.
By Mr.. Toler:
House bill No. 142,
IAN act to authorize the srmmoning Of wit
nesees in criminal cases from the differe Mt
marshes into the parish where the prosecution
il pending, by the sheriff or any constable Of
said parish.
To the Commit tee on the judiciary
Mr. Kelly asked and obtained leave to in
troduce the following resolution ont Of order
Reaoired, That under provisions of act of
1872 the Committee ON Railroads be author
izcd to employ a clerk. provided his compen-
satipn will be subject TO the future action Of
this House.
Lies over.
Mr. De Lacy asked and obtained Icaye to in
! troduce the following resolution out Of order
Be ii resolred By The House of Representa-
tires. That in the interest of retrenchment
and reform that all committees on part of the
House be and are hereby notified to occupy
the various committee rooms of this House.
The committees of this House meets in
various parts Of the city, which rooms are
either TO toe paid by the chairman Of the com
mttee OF by the State; be it further
Resolred That the Sergeant-at-Arms be au-
thorized to fix suitable rooms for the various
| committees Of the House.
Lies over under the rules.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The House proceeded to the consideration
of the
Concurrent Resolution
Expressive of satisfaction with, and ap-
prevail Of the policy of the President in re-
storing local self government to the Southern
States. allayng sectional discord, and attempt
ing to reform the civil service
Being the unfinished business of yesterday.
Mr.. Wilde had moved that the House con-
eur in the above resolution.
Mr.. Dinkgrave had moved to lay the mo-
ton to concur on the table
Upon that motion Mr.. Brooks had called
for the yeas and nays which, the roll being
now called, resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Burton, Brown Bosley.
Brooks, Carville, Como, Cole Detiege. Drury
burden. Davidson, Drew Dickinson, Dink-
grave. Fobb, Forester, Gillespie. Gracen
Hahn, Holt, FL. nj. Johnson, Robert Johnson,
keetng, Kern. Lewis, Magore. Mlon, Ro-
nero, Raby, Tolliver and Westinghouse.
Nays Speaker Bush, and Messrs. Aldige,
Bridger, Breard, Rllieu. Bowden, Barron.
Barrett, Brady, Buck. Berry. Bell, Carloss,
Cressy, Dayries, Delavigne, De Lacy, Desma-
rails, DAvy, Duke, Dupre, Estopnal, Fitz-
leans, Huntington, Hammond, Jonas, Kelly
of Winn, Kelly Of Orleans. Kidd, Lyons, Leeds,
Leonhard of Orleans, Lamare, Lea, Martin.
Means, McGehee, Newsom, Nunez, Porter,
Perata, Pitts, Richardson. Ryland. Routon
Randolph, Role, Shakespeare, Singleton, Self,
Snaer, Spller, Semmes. Stage. Stewart, Sell
lers. Smart, Taylor. Tremoulet. Toler. Vance.
Noorhies, Washburn, Warmoth. Wood Wise,
Walker, Wilde, Williams, Young of Claiborne
and Young of East Baton Rouge-73
So the motion to table was lost
The question recurring on the original mo-
ton of Mr. Wilde,
Mr.. Davidson moved to amend by inserting,
after the words -. b. Eustis,' the words
"and VIM. p Kellogg"
Mr.. Cressy moved to lay the amendment of
Mr. Davidson on the table
And upon that motion Mr. Davidson called
for the yeas and nays, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas Hon. Speaker Bush and Messrs. Al
dge, Brdger, Breard, Bowden, Barrett,
Brady, Billieu, Buck, Berry. Bell, Brice, Car
nal, Fitzpatrick Forester, Gaudet, Gary,
Gaskins, Gillespie. Hill of Orleans, Hunting
ton, Hammond, Jonas. Kelly Of Vim, Kelly
OF Orleans, Kidd, Lyons, Leeds, Leonhard Of
olltitlIS, lJhlllhIt, Lea, MhItll MtHlIlS. MIC
Gehee Newsom, Nunez, Porter, Peralta, Pitts.
Richardson Ryland, Randolph, Role, Single
ton Self, Spiller, Stagg, Sellers. Smart, Tay-
Tor, Tremonlet, Toler, VOORHEES,, Vance. Wash
burn, Warmoth, Wood Wise Wilde. VIII
liams, Young of Claiborne and Young of East
Baton Rouge-66. .....
Nays-Messrs Burton, Brown, Barron,
Bosley, Brooks, Cole, Detiege Dr,lry, burden.
Davidson, Drew. Dickinson, Dinkgrave Des-
Holt, f. NJ. johnson, Robert Johnson, K fasd,
ing, Kern, Lewis, Magloire, Milon, Routon,
Washington, Watson and Walker
The motion to table the amendment pre-
vailed
Mr.. Hahn moved to amend by inserting be-
fore the words certain evil disposed persons
the words 'Hon, Montgomery Blair and"
On the motion of Mr. Gaskins, the amend |
ment offered by Mr.. Hahn was laid upon the
table
The Question recurring on the motion to
concur, Mr.. Dinkgrave called for the yeas and |
nays, which resulted as follows:
Yeas -Hon. Speaker Bush and Messrs. AL
iige Brdger, Breard, Bowden, Barron Bar
rett, Billieu, Brady, Buck, Berry, Bell, Brice,
Jarloss, Cressy Delavigne, D'Avy, Duke, Du-
pre-, Estopinal, Fitzpatrick, Gaudet, Gaskins,
gillespie, Hill Of Orleans, Huntington, Ham
Kidd Lyons, Leeds, Leonard of Caddo, Leon,
lard of Orleans, Lamare, Lea. Martin, Means.
Newsom, Nunez, Porter, Peralta,
Pitts, Richardson, Ryland, Routon, Randolph
Role, Singleton, Self, Snaer, Spiller, Semmes,
Stagg, Stewart, Sellers, Smart Taylor, Toer,
VOORHEES,, Vance, Washington, Washburn,
Mammoth, Wood, Wise, Wilde, Williams,
Young of Claiborne, Young Of East Baton
Rouge-72
Nays Messrs. Burton, Brown, Bosley,
Brooks, CARLYLE, Como, Cole Detiege, burden,
Davidson Dinkgrave, Fobb, Forester, Gary,
iracien, Hahn, H. M. Johnson, Robert
ohnson, Keeting, Kern Lewis. Magloire,
lilon, Romero, Tolliver, Watson and
" alker-27
And the resolution was concurred in by the
House,
On the emotion of Mr.. Billieu, leave of absence
vas granted Mr.. Gaudet for six days
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from ,
he Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER, STATE OF LOUISIANA ! | T.!
New Orleans, January Is. 1878.