The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27

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Senate bill No III,
| IAN act for the relief Of the city of New
| Organs, aud to reimburse the said city tn
amount expended by it forGan extra poic'
| The bill was taken M on its second reading
| Mr. Ogden moved that the bill be taker
as Sgrossed and passed to its third reading
| MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR
The following messages sSre received from
His Excelency the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
State Of Louisiana.
New Orleans, February 10. 1879. J
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
have tho honor to inform you that. ] have
this day approved aud signed the fSlowine
to witt
can act to provide for appeals in criminal
cases to fix the return day for such appeals
and TO limit the time within which such al,.
peals may be granted and to provide for tbs
trial Of such ,,eses by preference in the Su,
preme Court.
FhfANGiS} r. NICHOLAS.
Governor of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. ]
State Of Louisiana !
New Orleans February ~, 1873 J
To The Honorable President and Members OF
the Senate:
have this day approved Senate bill No. Al,
relative to crimes and offeusos, authorizing
Judges in certain eases to sontnnrn convirts
to work on the public works and roads, or in
warehouses;, and deiegating the power to
parochal and municipal authorities necessa-
~ to enforce the same
Very respectfully.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
O Governor Of Louisiana
i
special order Of the day for that hour was
called for being
Senate bill No. 11G,
'An act to remove the seat Of government
from the city of New Orleans. and to estab-
lish the same in the city of Baton Rouge, and
to appropriate the sum Of ten thousand dol
lars to remove the furniture, archives records
and papers belonging to the General Assem-
bly, and to the several offices required by law
to be kept Mt the seat of government. and to
provide suitable buildings therefor"
Mr.. Ogden made the point Of order that the
Senate was now considering a Special order,
which must he disposed of before the other is
taken MP
The President ruled The point Of order well
taken.
Consideration was resu0od Of Senate bill
No III
Mr.. ToSada offered the FOLLOWING amend
ment to the bill:
At the end of the section insert the words
provided. no warrants shall he issued for
this arnro Station until the money be actual
" In the treasury TO tha amount for which
said warrants are to be issued
Mr.. Ellis offered the5olowing amendment
fhn n, M ,,frornf1 h,.M
Add fh the end of the amendment the VOLTS.
and until the warrants Of all constitutional
Seers for the years 1876 and 1876 have been
5ad
On motion of Mr.. Ogden the amendment
offered by Mr. Ellis was laid on the table
The question required on the adoption of
he amendment offered by Mr. Texada
Mr. Demas obtained the floor and proceeded |
o speak on the adoption of the bill
Mr.. Ogden made The point Of order that the |
senator must confine himself to the discus
ion of the amendment
The President decided the point of order
yell taken. as the motion to adopt the amend
lont was the only question before the Sen
to.
The amendment was adopted
The question required on tie motion To take
nnate bill No. 1T as engrossed and pass it to
s third reading.
Mr. Stamps demanded the previous uues-
on |
Tho main QUESTION was ordered.
The motion to take tho bill as ongrossed
nj pass it to Its third reading prevailed.
Mr.. Ogd9 moved that the constitutional
ule be suspended and the bill be read tho
lrd time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-fifths Affirmative vote of the Senate
Mr.. Ogden moved that the bill be finally
assed
Mr.. Goode demanded the yeas and nays.
Tho roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs Allain. Burch Ducros, Du-
lont Garland, George, Grover, Harper, Kel-
!. Mitchell, ODonneIl, Ogden. Robertson.
andiford. Stamps. Steven Texada, Wake
cid, Wheeler, White, Young and Iacharie
%.
Nays-Messrs. Bryant. Demas, Ellis. ella.
code, Perkins Richardson and Stubbs g.
Absent Messrs. Boatner. Breaux. Cage.
andry, Sutton and Twitchell-G.
And the bill was finally passed and it's title
dopte1. O
Mr.. Ogden moved to reconsider the vote by
hch Senate bill No was finally passed,
nd on his own motion the motion to recon
der was laid on the table, o
Mr.. Demas obtained unanimous consent to
i've notice at this time of a bill as follows:
AN act donating to the Police Jury onSt.
ohn the portion Of land belonging to the |
tate known as the Bonnet Care battlre.'
Mr.. Burch moved that the rules be sus-
ended in order to take up at this time
Senate bill No. 49,
An act to remove the seat of government [
ON the city of New Orleans, and to cstab-
sh the same in the City of BatoloRouge, and
appropriate the sum of ten thousand dol
rs to remove the furniture, archives, records t
ld papers belonging to the General Assem-
y and to the several Offices required by law
be kept at the seat of government, and to
'ovide suitable buildings therefor"
And on that motion demandeo the yeas and
lys.
The roll being called resulted as follows.
Yeas Messrs. Allain, Bryant Burch. De-
Is. Ducros, Ellis, Garland, George. ella. {
9,ode Grover, Harper, Kelly Landry,