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

The President ruled that the point was well |
taken.
I MI, Stubs demanded the yeas and nays
x,u ta,a motion pending to order the previous |
question.
L 1he ron being called resulted as follows:
Ys1s- Messrs. Boatner, Brealix, Dueros,
TELLS. Garland, George, lloode; Grover, Dr. pr
kina, Richardson, Robertson, al san Whssi,
lstnllgp,s M rs sza asa aw,ashelt "'A''
knys Massrs. Attain, Bryant, Buren, De-
INNS. Ola. Landry and Stamps =. s.u..u
Absent Messrs. Gage, Duinohe' oeeVeh'
Sutton and Young-o. .,aa
And tha main question was ordered. |
NM Et,,hba demanded the yeas and nays on
the main question. to take the Dill as
and pass to Its third reading.
1rle rol1 being called, resulted MS follows:
y.'as Maasra Boatner, Ducros, Ellis Gar
ins,.i M George Gupsle. Grover, Mitchell " Don
, ,i OGDEN Perkins. Richardson, Robertson.
Hssaa1an1dlfSrd, stubbs, Texada, Wheeler, White
an W. zac'' Messrs. Alain Bryant Bureh, De-
a4fs ssni a1d Wakefield
Absent Msssrs. Breaux, Cage, Dutnoht'
Steven, Sutton and Young--6.
And tho motion prevailed.
NH. stubbs moved to reconsider the vote by
which the motion was Just passed ana moved
Il, Inv that motion on the table.
Mr.. Den,as made the point OF order that the
Ynf,tit,n Of Mr.. Stubbs was not In ORDER ana
thnf III, motion was III order but to suspend
The constitutional rule and place the bill Oh its
third reading and final passage. :.
The President decided the point not wen
taken
Mr.. stubbs Withdrew his motion.
Hfr. ne,nas moved that the constitutional
r,,le Id suspended, and that theblll be read the
third time.
Mn. Robertson moved to lay that motion on
the table.
The President ruled that the motion to lay
al the table was not In order
srha tnll being called on the motion to sus
uend the constitutional rule, resulted as
follows <...
yraE- MeHsrs. Boatner, Ducros Ellis, Gar
land George Aoode Kelly, Mitchell, " Don
nell. Ogden, Perkins, Riohardson, Robertson 2
Barldiford, stubbs, Texada. Wheeler, Whit'
IN Nav esas1 Messra Allan, Bryant, Burch, De
INNS. Dumont. Ola, Grover, Harper, Landry
Htnnans, Sutton, Twtchel and Wakeiield-la
Absent Messrs Breaux, Cage steven ai'
Young "A.
And the constitutional rule was not sus
pended. -
The special order for to-day being Senat
bill No. on. was taken up, entitled
Dan not Il, organize and establish a Burea
If Immigration; to prescribe the duties an
powers thereof; to provide for the expenses
Aha game. and granting certain rights to in
migrants s....,.-.
IN motion OF Mr.. Landry, the Senate wen
Into executive session.
1Sxam,tiye session being raised, on a call I
the roll the following Senators answered
their names:
Yeas Messrs Allan, Boatnef, breau'
Bryant, Burch,. Demas, Ducros, Dumq ION
ELLIS Garland, George, Goode, Hrover, IA e.
rer. Kelly, Landry, Mitchell, .ODonnell, U
den, Perkins Richardson Ko6erts2Wn s,t sana
tSTSd. sta White s Snd za;eharieso.
Absent -Messrs Cage, ella, Stamps, steve
Twitchell and Young-6.
The amendments reported by the comm
tee Cd Senate bill No. OF were adopted, as IL
lows:
n line 16. section Q. insert twenty five hu
dred dollars In place OF ''thirty-'iVe hohof
In H. section 5 add to the third paragraph t
aArld snid owner or owners shall notify SO
superintendent of any subsequent ehahg
affecting title" ,.-. a
cents' In place of lone dollar.
If. section 6. line 4, insert cone" in place
two" .
dred dollars" In place OF "three thousa
Mr. Wheeler moved to consider the bill
amended, section by section.
MIR. Boatner moved, rs q substitute u
the bill be postponed and made the spec
order for Tuesday, January 30, ut II 40 o'clo
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Grover moved that the Senate adlol
until tomorrow at IL o'clock m.
MIR. White demanded the yeas and nays
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Breaux, Bryant, J
mas. Dumont. Grover, Harper, Kelly, Ogd
Stamps md Sutton-11.
Nays-M essrs. Boatner, Burch, DucrOs,
liz. Garland, George Ola, Goode, Mitch
Perkins, Richardson, Robertson, SandlIo
Stubs, Texada, Wheeler. White and Aach'
Absent-Messrs. Cage Landry, ODonn
Steven, Twitchel, Wakefield and Young
And the Senate refused to adjourn.
REPORTS OF COMMIT EEs.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis the rules were
pended In order to receive at this time the
port Of the Committee on Retrenchnent
Reform on
Senate bill No. 81, entitled
IAN act fixing the per diem and mileag
the members of the General Assembly; ]
viding for the election of officers by the I
.eral Assembly and their compensation;
yidlng for the manner Of paying the meml
OF the General Assembly, and the officers
employees thereof; providing for the appo
ment by the Governor OF keeper OF
State House, and defining in whose charge
State House shall be during the recess OF
General Assembly"
Mr. Ellis reported the bill without &C
and moved to refer 1t 10th JointSpeclal I
rnittee of the Senate and House OF nc
sentatives on Reduction Of Mileage and
Diem of Members of the General Assent
x4r.