The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

| O'Donnsll, Robertson Steven, Stubs, Tex
| ada and Young ..
| On motion Of Mr.. Landry the rules were
| suspended in order TO consider, ut this time.
| House bill No 1870,
"Joiut Resolution requesting our Rsptesen-
tatlves and instrnGting our Senators In Com
gress to oppose D bill looking to The closing Of
Bayou Lafourche and locking the Same, ask
Ing an appropriation to remove the obstruc-
tions therein. also, for the dredging and
cleaning Of Bayou Teehe" etc.
The bill was taken up under the favorable
report Of the Committee on Lands md
Levees, nnd on motion Of Mr.. Landry was
passed to its third reading.
Tho constitutional rule being suspended by
four-tlfths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
the bill WIS read tho third time and finally
passed, It's title was adopted and notice Of
CONCURRENCE ordered to be sent to the House.
Mr. Landry moved tp reconsider tho vote
by which House bill No t3o was finally pass
ed. and on his own motion the motion to re-
consider was laid on the table
Mr.. Texada, chairman Of the Committee on
Enrolment and Eugrossmcut. submitted the
following Report which was recni we'd
Your Committee on Enrolment md En-
Erussment respectfully report as properly en-
rolled Senate bills Nos. Sc and A.
Hespectfily
LEWIS TExADA, Chairman.
SENATE E1LLs ON SECOND hESDtNG.
Senate bill No. 81, entitled
IAN act to provide for the examination Of
the outstanding Hoating debt, providing for
the classification Of said debt; forbiddng the
further payment by the Treasurer Of said debt
until the examination be made and the Gem
eral Assembly acts thereon; making the war
rants of constitutional officers receivable ofor
the general fund taxes and licenses In the
years for which they were issued
Was takep up under the favorable report Of
the Finance Committee.
On motion Of Mr. White the bill was t,asen
up section by section
Section was rend and Mr. White moved Its
adoption.
eMr. Twitebel demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted MS follows
Yeas Messrs Boatner Ducros. Ellis. Car
land, oioode, Kelly, Mitchell, O'Donnell, Og
don, Richardson, Snndiford, Texada. Wheeler,
White and lacharie l5.
Nays Messrs. AlIain, Ereanx, Bryant,
Sutton. Twitehel, and Wakefield H.
Absent Messrs Cage DuInont, George,
Grover, Perkins. Rotsrtson, Steven, stubbs,
and Young o.
And the first section of tie bill was adopted
Section 3 was read.
And Mr.. White moved It's adoption
Mr.. Demas demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being callsd resulted MS follows:
Yeas Messrs Boatner. Ducros. Ellis, Gar
land Goode, Grover, Kelly. Mitchell, O'Don- |
nell oogden,, Richardson, Sandiford, Texada.
Wheeler. White and Iacharie- IT,
. Nays. Messrs Allan, Breaux, Bryant
Twitchell and Wak9held d,
Absent Ms0srs. Cage, Dumont, George
Perkins. Robertson, Stamps, Steven. Stubbs |
and Young 9. o
And section 2 WINS adopted.
Section 3 was read
The hour Of O'Clock having arrived the
special order OF the day for thateIour was
taken up. being
Senate bill No. ZIG, @
can act to remove che seat of government |
from the city Of New Orleans, and to estab-
fish this same in the city of Baton Rouge, and
to appropriate the sum of ten Thousand dol
lars to remove the furniture archives, records
md papers belonging to the General Assem-
blyoand to Hle several Offices required by Law
10 be kept ut the seat Of government, and to
provide suitable buildings therefor
Mr.. White moved that the special order be
one hour.
Mr.. Allan demanded the yeas md nays,
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Bontner, Breaux Ducros.
Ga, md O'Donnell, Ogdme Richardson,
Texada, White and IaCharie-10.
o NayslMessrs AlIain, Bryant, Burch. De-
mas, Ellis, Gla GoSle, Grover Harper, Lam
Try, Mitchell, Sandford, Stamps, Sutton
rwitchell. Wakefield, Wheeler and Young-18
Absent Q Messrs. Gage, Dumont, George, q
Kelly Perkins, Robertson, Steven and Stubs
And the special order was not postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Allain the special order,
Senate bill No. ZIG, was taken up section by
section.
Section one wae read, and Mr.. Goode moved
is adoption. 0
Mr., Iacharie offered the following amend
nent and moved its adoption
Strike out the words "Baton Rouge" anto
insert in lieu thereof jackson"
Mr.. Breaux demanded the yeas apJ nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Brcu,lx, Ducros, Kelly, Lam
Try, Mitchell, ODonnell, Ogden, Wakefield
md Zachafie-9.
5urch, Demas, Ellis, Garland, George, Cha,
ioode, Grover, Harper Perkins, Richardson.
stamps, Sutton, Texada, Twitchell, Wheeler,
White and Young 81.
Absent Messrs. Cage, Dumont, Robert
on, Sandiford, Steven and Stubbs g.
And the amendment offe9ed by Mr.. Zacha-
10 was lost.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message was received from
he House:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
o New Orleans. February IT, 1873 !
. the Honorable President and Members ofthe
Senate:
| am directed to inform your honorable body
hat the House Of Representatives has passed
" Concurrent Resolution, nstructing the
Jerk Of the House to withhold House bill No.
IS from the Governor"
And oask the concurrence Of theoSenate in
ne sarge.
oRespectfully etc,
PETER J. IRRELEVANT
Chief Clerk.
Mr.. Grover In the chair.
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