The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15

| to section Ii, which was adopted:
In line strike out The word ''tnIlease.' and
insert The words travelling EXPENSES.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following amend
nent 10 section u, which was adopted
In line az. after The word "issl,n." strike out
the words "shen denandnd," and insert the
words "at tlin end Of The first thirty days ii The
session. and at the close uf this session..
Mr.. White offered The following amendment
to section u, which was adopted
In line 81 strike btrt mileage and insert
| travelling expenses
| Section u. az amended. was adopted.
| Section - was read.
| Mr. white offered the following amendment
| to section ID. Which was adopted
| Strike out the word tat In line o. and all
down to ''t1nieuf.a III line H. and insert IN lieu
| thereof tile words ACTUALLY incurred and
necessary travelling expenses going TO-
| Mr.. White offered The following amendment
| to section ~. which was adopted
Strike out all after lie word "membets.' In
| line IL. down to end pf section.
| Section II was adopted as amended
| Section IA was read and adopted
tThe President Of The SenHte III the nlalr.l
| Section II was read. and. ON motion Of Mr..
| Perkins, was adopted.
| Section G was read and, on motion of Mr.
ppl{ins. was adopted n
| Section II was read
Mr.. Garland offered The following amend
ment to section H. which was adopted q
Erase the words mileage to and from tl,ei,
respective parishes in lines and y. and In
| sert III ieu thereof tile words any travelling
expenses. @
| Section II. as amended, was adopted
b Section IL was lead
On motion Of MI. White, the entire section
| waasttieken ont Of the bill
| Section ~ was read
Nj, Robertson offered the following amend
nant 10 section 10:
! Ht,ike out all oiet The section after tho word
''Nfeet' and insert In lieu thereof The words
ION aud after Its passage
Mr. Hoatner offered the following substitute
| for Mr.. Hul,efts,,n's amendment!
Aftr, the word tact insert the following
| ''In go far aa II affects the compensation oi
| employees and expenses 1T the General ASSEM-
| bly, shall take effect from and after It's pas
sage. and III So far as 1t affects compensation
ufonnlnhets OF the General Assembly.
Nj, H,eaux moved to lay on The table the
substitute offered by Mr. Hoatner.
| Mi. Hoatnef demanded the yeas and nays
The roll being called resulted as follows
| Yeas Messls. Breanx. Bryant, Cage, Gar.
| land. uoode. Grover Harper, Landry, Mitch.
ell Robertson. sanlifutd. Stubs, Texada
| Wakefield. Wheeler and Young 10.
Nays Messrs. Boatner Deinas, Du,npnt
| Ellis. George Kelly. t'Dpnnell. Perkins
stamps. Sutton. Twitehel. White, and Zach
aTin-tg.
Absent Messrs. Allain. Hnrei. Duoros
/ II Ian Hi.tli Al
| And The motion 10 lay On the table pre-.
| vailed
On motion Of Mr. Landry the Senate went
| into executive session
Executive session being raised. on call 81
the roll the following Senators answered tt
their names;
MeHHlH Buhtner. llfah,lx Bryant. Buroh
Cage pemaa, nunlolt. Garland. George
uoode Grover. Harper, Landry. Mitchell
O'Donnell, Perkins, Robertson, shndiford
Stamps, Httbhs Sutton. Tssadn. Twitehell
Wakefield. Wheeler. White. Young and Zach
nla-aH.
Absent Meests. Alain. Dnoros. Ellis, Gln
Kelly. Ogden. Richardson and Stevens.
Consideration Of House bill No. 255 was re-
stunned.
Mr. White moved that. inasmueh ne the
question Of reducing tho mileage for tha pr.ss-
ent session has been discussed and voted OH
ii both houses and decided in the negative.
and whereas. the reopening OF The question
by amendment DO the present bill will endana
ger ts passage. and therefore prevent reme-
died Legislation, that the amendment be laid
on tho table" o
Mr., l'ren,s made The point Of order TINT
tho motion offered by Mr.. White was not in
order,
The President ruled The point Of order well
taken. for the reason that the paper presented
BY Mr. White was more than motion
The question recurring on the amendment
offered by Mr.. Robertson. Mr.. Ellis moved to
lay the amendment on the table.
Mr.. Breaux demanded the years md nays
The roll being called resulted as follows
Yeas Messrs. Bostner Bryant Burcb,
Gage. Ellis. Garland, George. Goode. Grover.
Harper, Kelly, Landry. Mitchell. O'Donnell.
Texada Twitehell. Wakefield. Wheeler, White.
Young and Iachalie 80
.Nays-Messrs Breaus, DemaYa and Robert
Absent aIessrs. Allain pucros. Dumont.
Ola. Ogden. Richardson and Steven.-7.
And the amendment was laid on the table.
Section 10 was adopted as read.
The bill was ordered read the third time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
four-ifths affirmative vote of the Senate
the bill was read the third time, finally passed.
and notice was ordered to be sent to the House
OF concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. White the following
to The title was adopted:
Strikeoo ut after the word "nsgembly," In
the tentH line of the title. tho words ''and de-
lining in whose charge the State House shall
be during the recess of the General Assem-
bly,"
Tho title rs amended was adopted.
Mr. Burch obtained unanimous consent to
at this time OF which previous
notice had been given.
Senate bill No. 1885, entitled
can act for the relief Of James Mccormack. |
of the parish of East Baton Rouge
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
n four-hfths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
the bill was placed on its second reading and