The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-27

nell, PERKINS, Steven ana Young M v s$
On motion Of Mr.. Harper, the reading Ct s
the journal In detail was dispensed with.
On motion OF Mr.. Goode the Journal 0lS@
the twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth and hf+X
teenth days proceedings was approved &
printed.
Mr.. Landry rose to d question Oh privileged
and referred to an assertion In the New GIL
| LEANS DEMOCRAT that In tho discussions III
yesterday, on Senate bill No. Al, he had as~
| serted that the bill pointed, In Its workings
directly ut his own race.
Mr.. Landry denied having made such state
ment
| Messrs. Dernas and Burch also made si1nI&
lar statements as to themselves.
REPORTS FROM EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENTHQ
| The President laid before the Senate thd
| following report Of the State Treasurer:
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Treasurers Department..
New Orleans. January "a. 1878. IA
TO Hon. T.. A. Witt, Lieutenant Governor and
President Of the Senate:
Enclosed will please find detailed stats45z
| mcnt OF the contingent expenses OF the staten
| Treasurers office for the year 1877 M
Amount appropriated under act NO. ia
A. extra session 1877 !. ss.. "A. $1,000 CO..
Amount expended ........ s9l7 e5
Balance ON hand. l4.s3.a...s 90 3D. $1,000 OK
Bills remaining unpaid 4SZX0
The vouchers for the same are ON file iii tIle{
office subject to examination by your ho10f4
| able body.
/ remain, respectfully,
Ant. DUBUCLET,
| State Treasurer. IL
Which was received and with aceornpany|
ing detailed statement, was referred to, It'll
Committee on Finance.
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. I8i
| NJ busp
the Judiciary, submitted the following reporix
| COMMITTEE 6s THE JuDrefAHY, III /
New Orleans. January 70, 1s7Bs Nj /
| To the Honorable President and Members 6ts
the Senate:
Your Judiciary Committee beg leave TO Tx
port as follows on bills referred to them, hi
wit:
Senate bill No. 60, entitled
can act requiring parish Judges To keeE
| their offices at the parish seat etc,
/ r. 8. GoODE. Chairman
| Which was received and lies over under tie
rules.
| INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
| Mr.. Boatner obtained unanimous consent a
introduce, without previous notice,
Senate bill No. IA, entitled
"An act to authorize police iuries 10 i86tM
certificates of Indebtedness in certain cases,ss
Which was read the first time.
| The constitutional rule being suspended bV
q four-ffths affirmative vote OF the Senats
the bill was placed ON its second reading aud
referred to the Committee on Corporations
and Parochial Affairs.
| Mr. White obtained unanimous consent u
introduce, without previous notice,
Senate bill No. rs, entitled
"An act to punish officers OF the courts aM
other persons overcharging for legal adYer
tisements and notices published by them, I"
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended 81
O four-ffths affirmative vote Of the SENATE, IA
bill was placed on its second reading and re
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Wheeler obtained unanimous consent "
introduce, without previous notice,
Senate bill No. 10, entitled
can act to repeal section 5 Of act No. 80 q
extra session OF 1877,
Which was read the first time
The constitutionalrule being suspended Dy&
l four-ffths affirmative vote OF the Senate, TN
bill was placed on its second reading and n
ferred to the Committee on Corporations af1s
Parochial Affairs.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senate bill No. Al, entitled
"An act relative to crimes and oIIens@
authorizing judges In certain cases toseEbeh9
conyicts to work on the public WorkS OH
roads, and delegating the power to parocnls
and municipal authorities necessary 70 81
force the same"
II Was taken up under the motion Of M
Stubbs on Yesterday, that the bill be taken
epprossed and passed to its third reading.
Mr.. Birch submitted the following rnOtlOnS
"Tbat the bill be recommitted TO the Con
nittee ON the judiciary, with Instructions
amend that portion Of the bill which deegat
to the City Council Of New Orleans and u
parishes of the State full authority to pass
ordinances and laws which they may dee
necessary to carry into effect the provisions
this act
Mr. White demanded the yeas and nsgs
, the notion
The roll being called, resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs Allain, Bryant, Burchs
) mas. Dumont, Garland, Ola, Harper III
Landry. Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell and VIZ !
Nays-Messrs Boatner, Ducros, III
George, Goode, Grover, . oga'epaa r Mn
d Texada. Wheeler, White and Iacharle-
: Absent-Cage, Mitchell, O'Donnell, 6tA
s and Young-6.
And the motion to reconmit the Dill
- lost.
l Mr.. Stamps proceeded to speak on the
% ton.
10 Mr.. Boatner made the point Of order
it was not parliamentary for the fsenaae9
characterize bill under consideration ~
- probrious epithets.
~ The President decided the point wous
~ we'll taken, but that he had heard no
VI language from the Senator on the moor.
The hour Of / o'clock having arrived
=, special order of the day for that nouT
IN taken up, being
- Senate bill No. 81, entitled
"An act to organize and re-estabHsn
d. u. reau OF Immigration; to prescribe the IA
" and powers thereof; to provide for u
W ~ md lraItdTl0