The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

tenth and Seventeenth Wards, one Repregen-
tative.
Fifteenth Representative District, Fifteenth
Ward, one Representative.
FOR THE OTHER PARISHES.
The Parish of Ascension, one Representa-
The Parish Of Assumption, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Avoyelles, two Representa-
tives.
The Parish Of West Baton Rouge, one Rep
resentatives.
The Parish of Bienville, one Representative.
The Parish Of Bossier, one Representative. |
The Parish Of Caddo, two Representatives.
tive.
The Parish OF Caldwell, one Representative. |
The Parish OF Cameron, one Representative. |
The Parish OF East Carroll, one Representa- |
tive.
The Parish OF West Carroll, one Represen
tative.
The Parish of Catahoula, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Claiborne, two Representa-
tives.
The Parish of Concordia, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish OF De Soto, one Representative.
The Parish Of East Feliciana, two Repre-
sentatives.
The Parish of West Feliciana, one Repre-
sentative
The Parish of Franklin, one Representa-
tive
The Parish of Iberia, one Representative.
The Parish of Iberville, one Representative.
The Parish Of jackson, one Representative
The Parish of Jefferson, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Lafayette, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Lafourche, two Representa-
tives.
The Parish of Lincoln one Representative.
The Parish of Livingston, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of Madison. one Representative.
The Parish Of Morehouse, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Natchitoches, two Represen-
tativea.
The Parish Of Ouachta, one Representative.
The Parish of Plaquemines, one Representa-
| tive
The Parish Of Pointe Coupee, one Represen-
| tative.
The Parish OF Rapides, two Representa-
The Parish of Red River one Representa-
| tive.
The Parish OF Richland, one Representative.
The Parish of Sabine one Representative.
| The Parish OF st. Bernard, one Representa-
| tive.
The Parish of st. Charles, one Representa-
tive. ......-,.
Inc Parish OIL ob Heleust, oue ItepIeSehIhr
| tive.
The Parish of st. James, one Representa-
| tive.
The Parish of st. John the Baptist one
Representative.
The Parish Of ST. Landry, four Represen-
tatives.
tive
The Parish of st. Mary, two Representative
The Parish Of st. Tamrnany, one Represen-
The Parish of Tangipahoa one Represen.
tative.
The Parish OF Tensas. two Representatives
The Parish Of Terrebonne, two Represen
tatives.
The Parish of Union, one Representative.
The Parish of Vermillion, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish of Vernon, one Representative.
The Parish Of Washington, one Representa-
tive.
i The Parish of Webster, one Representative
TIL Parish of VIM, one Representative.
Making in all ninety-six 1865 Representa-
tives.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Kidd asked the consent Of the House II
introduce bill at this time by rising vote o
60 yeas to nays Leave was granted.
The bill was read and ordered to be places
upon the calendar, becoming
House bill No. 16,
!, "An act to take the sense of the people G
this State on the question Of holding a const
| tutional convention of the people OF the Stat
of Louisiana by election, and providing 70
the election Of delegates to such convention
t ordered by the people" etc.
), On suspension Of the rules to place thi
bill on its second reading the yeas and nay
i we're called, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs Aldige, Brady, Berry, Bel
y Breard, Brice, Briggs, Bridger, Billieu, Bow
!. pree, Fitzpatrick, Gaskins, Gillespie, Hahl
l. Jonas, Kelly of Orleans, Kidd, Lamare, Lei
Leeds, Lyons, Martini Nunez Pitts, Porte s,
,. Sellers, spiller, Taylor, Vance, Voorhie
&c Wood, Young Of Claiborne and Young OF Eas
:. Baton Rouge-48.
IT Nays-Messrs. Aycock, Barron. Brow
Re D'Avy, Deioie, Dickinson, Dinkgraye, Cant
Gary, Gaudet, Gracien, Hill Of Ascensio
= Jones, Fl. M. johnson, Robert Johnson, Kee
81 ing, Leonard of Caddo, Lewis, Million, Nes
% som, Peralta, Raby, Randolph, Romero, Il
=, land, Sartaln, shakespeare, Semmes, Iremo
u let, Tolliver, Walker, Warmoth, Washingto
d Watson and Wilde-y
The House refused to suspend the rules.
s. Like leave was given to Mr.. Aldige wi
y y offered a bill, which was read and placed up'
the calendar, becoming
s. House bill No.17,
OF "An act to provide revenue to levy al
d collect taxes, to grant and collect licenses;
g. define certain duties OF officers, agents
s. representatives of banks, banking assoc
~ tions," etc.
al The bill was read, and under suspense
Of Of the rules it was passed to its second rea
ing, and ordered printed.
~ Mr.. Aldige, under like leave, offered o bi
i'd which was read and placed upon the calend
70 becoming
al House billoJo. 49,
OF "An act regulating the mode Of assessi
10 and collecting taxes throughout the Stat
a. providing for the correction of over and l
~ dor accaccroantc. nrovidn0 for the cnllacti