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


tile Selections were made, to wit:
Per diem OF actual service
Speakers private secretary, rs In lieu OF 81
Speakers messenger, Al 25 In lieu Of "A.
Messenger OF House, 50 30 In lieu of ~.
Pages, 81 81 In lieu Of Sa.
PottetE, III 30 IN lieu Of $g 30, except such az
| may act as dogrkeepers, who shall receive III
when performing such duties.
Postmaster, $4 In lieu Of $7.
Chaplain, "a In lieu Of %.
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, moved to lay that
motion on the table, on which motion Mr.. Lea
called for the yeas and nays, with the follow.
ing result:
Yeas -Messls. Bridger. Burton, Brown. Bar
ron, barrett Bosley, Brooks, Brice Carloss
Carville. Como, Cole Detiege, Drury burden,
Day1ies. Drew, Dickinson, Desmarais, ID 'Ayy
Deioie, Duke, Fobb, CAN'T, Gary, Gaskins,
Gillespie, .Graeen, Hill Of Ascension. Holt
Hammond, +. NJ johnson, Robert johnson,
CaddQ Lewis, Magloire, Martin, Means, MI.
Ion. Nnnez,. Peralta Pitts, Richardson, Rotl.
ton, Randolph, Role, Raby, Souer. Singleton.
Self snaer, Senmes Stagg, Sellers. Toliver,
I'oler, Vance,. Voorhies, Washington. Watson,
Washbuln Walker, Wood, Wilde and Young
OF Claiborne-6B.
Nayes- Speaker Bush, and Messrs Aldige,
Breard,. Bowden, Bil1eu, Brady. Buck
Berry, Bell Qressy, Delavighe, Dinkgraye,
pnprs Estognal, Fitzpatrick, Forester. Hill
.f otN5tbrs ahubstS UDtltSs htIIy vi VI
leans, Lyons, Leeds, Leonhafd Of Orleans,
Latnafe, Lea, McGehee Nswsptn Porter. Hys
land, Shakespeare, Epijer. Stewart Smart.
Taylor. Trelnoulet Warnfotli and Young oil
East Baton Hougel37.
The motion to amend was laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Lyons moved to adopt the following
amendment
SEC. l. line So. "Strike out the words 'one
hundred and fifty thousand and insert In
lieu thereof the words one hundred and eleven
Thousand"
On the motion Of Mr.. Young of Claiborne.
the amendment was laid on the table
The first section of House bill No. 1853 was
read and adopted.
The second section was read.
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, moved to amend
by inserting after the word Senators the words.
'the salaries Of the officers and employees Of
the Senate
The amendment was adopted.
The section was adopted as amended
The third section was read.
On the motion OF Mr.. Young, Of Claiborne,
section 3 was amended by inserting after the
word Representatives the words. "the
The section as amended was adopted.
Sections 4, D, 6, and were successfully
read and adopted
Under q suspension Of the rules the bill was
taken as engrossed and, the rules being sus-
pended. read third time.
Mr.. Kidd moved that the bill do now finally
pass.
On which motion Mr. MeGehee called for
the yeas and nays, with the following result
Yeas MessrH. Bridger, Burton. Brown,
Barron. Barrett. Bosley. Brooks. Briee. Chr,
loss. Caryile, Como, Cole, Detiege, Drury.
burden, Dayrles, Drew, Dickinson. Deema-
aasns Gesps draeisn .p Fiji Of nses Gady
Holt, Hammond, II. M. Johnson, Robert
johnson, Keeting. Kelly Of Vim. Kern. Kidd,
Lewis, Magloire Means, Milon. Martin. Nuuez.
Peralta, Pitts, Routon Randolph, Role. Raby.
Stewart, Sellers, Tolliym, To1er. Voorhies,
Vance, Washington, Washbnrn. Watson.
Walker, Wood, Wise and Young of Clai-
hornets.
Nays - Speaker Bush and Messrs. Al
dige. Breard Bowden. Bilieu, Brady, Buck.
topnal, Fitzpatrick. Forester, Hill of Orleans
Huntington, Jonas. Kelly OF Orleans. LYONS
Leeds, Lamare, Lea. McGehee, Newsom, Por-
ter, Ryland, Shakespeare. Spiller Smart, Toy
IbE. IIGlouleJ auu loHuR O1 ENSb bHbUn
Ro,lge433.
And the bill was finally passed. ...=.
On the motion Of Mr.. Young, Of Claiborne
the title Of the bill was amended by insert
ing In the third line thereof, after the word
Assembly" the following words: "The
salaries of the officers and employees of the
General Assembly
The title was adopted as amended
The Speaker presented communication
from the State Treasurer accompanying an
account Of expenditures from his contingent
fund.-
Which, on the motion of Mr.. McGehee, was
referred to the Committee on Claims.
The communication from Mr.. Julio, artist
inviting tho members Of the House TO inspect
portrait of his Exeelency the Governor, was
called up.
On motion Of Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, the
thanks of the House were returned and the
Clerk was directed to inform Mr.. Julio that
the members would avail themselves of his
invitation.
communication was read from the Ser
geant-at- Arms, notifying the House that the
American District Telegraph Company had
connected their wires with his office and were
prepared to furnish messengers for any part
Of the city at few minutes notice.
On motion of Mr.. Snaer, the House adj
journed until January &C. at IL IN.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT
Chief Clerk.