The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-16

lieu Brooks, brown, Bosley, Garloss, Car
Vile Como, Cole, DAVIDSON, b'Avy, Dayries,
De Lacy, Drew, Dickenson. Dinkgraye
Graciesn, rae e m Hili Of , Ascension, @ Holt, Hunting
ton, Jones, II NJ. Johnson, Robert Johnson
Kelly of Winn, Kelly of Orleans, keeting
Kern, Lamare, Leonhard of Orleans. Lewis,
Magloire, NJ on ,Raby, Richardson, Romero,
Vance, Voorhies, Walker, Warmoth. Wash |
ington, Watson, Wilde, Williams, Wise, Wood,
and Young OF Claiborne,65 pa.,, po,,
Brce, Bowden, Buck, Cressv, Duke Dnpree,
Estopinal, Fitzpatrick, Gillespie, Hammond
Hill of Orleans, Jonas. Leeds, Leonard OF
Caddo Lyons Martin McGeehee, Newson.,
Peralta, Pitts, Randolph, Role, Smart Sell,
Tremoulet, Washburn, and Young Of East
Baton Rouge-29.
The resolution was postponed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Lyons chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mttee ON Corporations, reported as follows;
COMMITTEE ON CORPORATIONS !
New Orleans. March il, 1878. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Rnnres enfatiVes:
Your Committee on Corporations beg 10 re"
House bill No. 81 entitled
tAn act to incorporate the College OF the
Holy Cross"
be referred to the Committee on Education.
T. B. LYONS, Chairman.
On the motion OF Mr.. Romero the above en-
titled House bill No. 81 was taken up and re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Education.
Mr.. Bowden, chairman, on behalf OF the
Committee on Paroehial Affairs, reported as
follows; ......,
COMMITTEE ON PARocH1AL AFFAIRS, !
New Orleans. March ID, 1878. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House Of Representa- yes:
Your committee on ParochiaI Affairs beg
leave to report
Favorablv on
House bill No. 63 of the extra session, entt-
tied
"An act for the relief of the taxpayers OF
the parishes Of Orleans, Jefferson and st.
Bernard, and making the outstanding Me Me
tropollan Police certificates for the year l6iG
receivable for the Metropolitan Police tax OF
that year.
Respectfully,
l.. ii. BOWDEN, Chairman.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
| The following message was received from
the Senate:
| SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans. March IA. 1873.
| 10 the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
| House Of Representatives:
| am directed to inform your honorable Douy
that the Senate has concurred In
| House bill No. II,
IAN act to provide revenue; to levy and
collect taxes. to grant and collect licenses !;
| to define certain objects of taxation and oil
exemption; to define certain duties OF officers,
agents or representatives of banks, banking
associations, etc,
| Also, in
| House bill No. 90
"An act making an appropriation for the
general expenses of the State for the year
| ending December 81, 1878,
With amendments MS annexed to the bill
Also, to inform you that the Senate has
passed and requests your concurrence In
Senate bill No. 20,
can act to amend and re-enact section ~ of
act No. So, approved April H. 1877, emit led An
act to regulate the conduct and maintain the
freedom and purity Of elections
| Also,
Senate bill No. 2,
| can act to create a special levee district III
Catahoula parish, etc.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate,
On the motion of Mr.. Young of Claiborne
House bill No. 80,
"An act making an appropriation to pay
the per diem of the members OF the Genera
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, the sala
ries of the State officers and employees ant
''sN S%S''
session. commencing March 8, 1878, to be OBJ
tanned and dsbursed as hereinafter provided
and providing that any deficiency that may
exist in the appropriation for the expenses o
the General Assembly for theregular session
of 1878 shall be supplied out of the appro
priation made in this act"
Was taken up under Il suspension of The
rules.
On motion of Mr. Young the House resolved
itself into q committee OF the whole House
IMr Leeds in the chairI
The committee on rising recommended thu
passage of the bill.
Mr. Lyons moved to amend the report 0
the committee of the whole by striking on
the words "thrty thousand and inserting
the words twenty thousand" 50 as TO limit
the appropriation to $4,000.
The motion to amend was lost.
The report of the committee of The who'll
was adopted.
Under a suspension OF the rules the bill wal
taken as engrossed, and passed to third read
: ing.
, The question was put: Shall the bill pass?
; Mr. Tremoulet called for the yeas and nays
with the following result:
, Yeas-Messrs. Barron, Barrett, Brady
COMO, Cole, D'Avy, Dayrfes, Deioie, De Lacy
, Drew Dickinson, Dinkgraye, Duke, Dupree
, Estopinal, CAN'T, Gary, Gaskins, !Gaudet, Ora
Glen, Hill of Ascension, Holt, Jonas, Jones
, II, NJ. johnson, Robert } Johnson. Kellyof VIM
Kelly of Orleans, Keeting, Kern, Lamare
, Leonard of Caddo, Lewis, MagIoire, Milon
Perata, Raby, Routon, Snaer, Self, Senmes
, Singleton, Toler, Tolliver, Vance, Walker
j, Warmoth, Washington, Watson, Wise ant
. Wood-56
, Nays-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, an.
Messrs. Aldige, Aycock, Berry, Bell, Breard
[ Brice, Billieu, Bowden, Buck, Carloss, David
son, Fitzpatrick, Fobb. Hammond, Hill o
Orlaans, Huntington, Kidd, Leeds, Leonharf
of Orleans, Lyons, MoGehee, Pitts, Randolph
, Richardson, Ryland, Smart, Stagg Sellers
!. Steele, Spil1er, Tremoulet, Voorhies, Wilde
Young of Claiborne and Young OF East BatoI
ROuge-36.