The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-11

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| / o'clock d. tn, to-day
Mr.. White obtained the consent Of the Senate
to withdraw from the flies uf the regular ses-
sion Senate bill Mo. gb5 which, by unanimous
consent he introduced Without previous mo-
| tlee AS
| senate bill No 4,
can act TO provide additional regulations
for theg government Of the city Of New Orleans !.
to define the duties uf the officers and wards
herein created and to repeal oil laws and
parts Of laws In conflict with the provisions
OF this act"
Which was read the first time
The constitutional rue being suspended by
| n fotlr-iiftls affirmative vote OF the Senate
| the bill was read the second tine
| On motion Of Mr. White further eunsidera-
ton Of the bill was made the special order for
Monday next nj o'clock p. III.
| Mr.. Wheeler obtained the consent Of the
SENATE 10 Withdraw from the files Of the reg
ulai session Senate bill No. tGs, which. by
unanimous consent, he introduced without
| previous notice as
Senate bill Nob,
"An act to enroll and otganize the militia !;
to organize aud arm and eattip the Louisiana
National Guard and special militia toprovide
fer their instruction, duties and government;
to appropriate thirty thousand dollars for
atming, eauipping and paying the same
| Which was read the first time
The constitutional rule being suspended by
| a fuilr-Ilfths affirmative vote OF the SENATE.
the bill was plaeed OH It's second reading and
referred 10 the Committee Oh Militia.
Mr. Harper obtained the consent Of The
| Senate TO Withdraw from the files Of the reg
llar session Senate bill No. 3D.
Mr. Goude obtained the consent VI the SEN
ate 10 Withdraw from the files Of the regular
session Senate bill No. 22D which, by ,inatli-
motis consent. he introduced without previous
| notice as
| Senate bill No. G.
"An act to abolish the offices Of Jury
Commissioners Id the parish Of Orleans, and
to create Board of Jury Commissioners for
said parish and filling the vacancies thereon,
fixing the number Of The board, comforting
ON them certain powers" etc,
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
four -tifths affirmative vote Of the Senate.
the bill was read the second time
Mr.. Goode moved that the bill he taken as
engrossed and passed TO It's third reading.
Mr. Garland moved 30 amend the bill by
striking out section 4.
The special order, Senate bill No. 3. was
taken MP at | O'CLOCK aud postponed until / 80
o'clock
At / 30 o'cloc, The special ORDER being
SENATE bill No. 8,
| IAN act 10 provide for the amicable eunpo-
sition and settlement Of the accounts existing
between The Statn and the lessees pf the State
pententiaty, and TO secure the rents yet to
become due: to prohibit The lessees from an.
nullng the contract with the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad. and to authorize the Gov
ernor In certain contingencies to provide fol
the maintenance of the conviets.'
Was taken up on Its second readlng.
On motion OF Mr.. Mitchell the bill was
taken as engrossed and passed to It's third
reading.
On. motion of Mr.. Mitchell the constit,l-
tional rule was suspended by fouf-iiftbs af-
flrmative vote of the Senate. aud tho bill was
read the third time.
Mr. Mitchell moved that the bill bs finally
passed.
Mr.. Garland demanded The yeas and nays
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas -MeHHrs. Breaux Bryant. Buroh, Du-
eros, Ellis. George, Goode... Kelly. Landry,
son. Robertson, sandford, Stamps, Stubbs
Sutton, Twtehsll. Wales. Wheeler, White
Young aud zacharie--25.
Nays Messrs. Allan, Demas. Dumont, Cur
land and Harper.
| Absent aasrs. Rontner, UaEe, ella, Gro
ver Steven aud Texada 6.
And the bill was finally passed and It's title
adopted
Mr. Burch moved to reconsider the vote
by which Sente bill No. WIS finally passed
and Oh his own motion the motion 10 recon
slider was laid on the table.
Consideration was resumed of Senate bill
No. &.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly further eonsidern-
tion Of the bill was postponed until Saturday
next, at o'clock p. m, and made the special
order for that hour and ordered printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Mitchell the rules were
suspended to allow him to introduce ut this
time the following Concurrent Resolution:
Concurrent Resolution relating to the Louis
lana Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Louisiana State University ant
Agricultural and Mechanical College al
Baton Rouge
Whereas. the building now jointly occupied
and used by the Louisiana Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb and the Louisiana State Uni
versity and Agricultural and Mechanics
College, at Baton Rouge Ia insufficient fol
the purposes of both institutions; therefore
be t
Resolred bv the Senate Of the State Of Loat
isiauad, The House Of Representatives. concur
ring. That the Board of Trustees of the Lou
isana Institution for the Deaf and Dumb arr
hereby authorized and directed to provide by
rent or purchase, as early as practicable, ane
| not later than the first day of September
next. another building in the city OF Bator
Rouge for the use of said institution, and l..
turn over the portion of the building now oc
} cupied and used by that institution to TIL,
Bonrd of Supervisors of the Louisiana STATE
University and Agricultural and Mechanica
College for the occupation and use OF said in
stituton, and that this resolution take elfec
from and after its passage.
Mr.. Mitchell moved that the rules be sus
pended in order to consider the resolution a