The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-26

| N,
Brady, Bell, Breard, Brice, Bridger, Brooks
loss, caryille, Cressy, Como Cole, Davidson ,1
BAAvy Dej9ie, Delavigne, De Lacy, Drew
Fobb, CAN'T, Gary, Gaskins Glaeien, Hahn,
Hill Of Ascension, Hill Of Orleans, Holt
Jonas, Jones, II. M. Johnson, Robert Johnson,
Kelly of Orleans, Keeting, Kern, Lemare,
Orleans, Lewis, Lyons, Magore. Martin,
MGGehee Newsom,. Nunez, Peralta, Porter,
Raby, Richardson, Romero, Routon Ryland,
Shakspeare. Smart, Snaer, Stagg, Self, Sci
lers,, Steele, semmes, Spiller, Taylor, Ire
mouiet, Toler,, Vance VOORHEES,, Walker, War
moth, Washburn, Washington, Watson,
Wilde Williams, Wise, Young Of Claiborne
and Young Of East Baton Rouge so.
| Nays Ncssrs. Detiege, Dinkgrave Ham
mond, Milon, Pitts and ToIiver-G.
| More than two-thrds Of all the members
elected to the House Of Representatives hay
ing voted in the affirmative, the said amend
ment 10 the constitution, No. II, was agreed
| to.
Mr. Lyons moved to reconsider the vote Just
taken, and on his own motion the motion to
reconsider was laid upon the table.
| Mr. Hill, Of Orleans, offered the following
amendment to the constitution, to be amend
ment No. 18:
The office of the State Printer shall cease
with the expiration OF the term Of the present
incumbent. and the General Assembly shall
provide by law for letting the public printing
to the lowest responsible bidder or bidders,
| who shall give adequate and satisfactory Sc
curity for the faithful performance thereof.
| No member of the General Assembly or other
public officer shall be Interested either
directly or indirectly in any such contract.
{. The question was put:
| "Shall the House adopt the amendment No,
10 as offered?"
The yeas and nays were called with the fol-
lowing result:
Yeas-Hon; Louis Bush, Speaker, and
Bosley, burton, Carvlle Como, Cole, Da,
wilson, DAvy, Dejoe, Delavigne, De Lacy,
Drew, Dickinson, Dinkgr,ave, Duke, Dur
Gaskins, Gracien. Hill of ASCENSION, Hill
Of Orleans Jones, II. M. johnson, Robert
Johnson, Kelly of Orleans, Keeting, Leeds
Leonard of Caddo, Leonhard OF Orleans
Lewis Lyons, Magloire, Martin, Million, Nc
Gehee, Newsom, Nunez, Peraltl. Porter
Kaby, Richardson, Routon, Ryland, Smart
Snacr, Stage, Self, Sellers, Semmes Single,
ton, Taylor. Tremoulet, Tolliver, Walker,
Warmoth, Washburn, Washington, Watson
Wilde, Williams, aud Young of East Baton
Nays Messrs Aycock, Barbin, Berry Bell
Bridger, Garlosso Cressy, Fitzpatrick, Hahn
Holt, Jonas, Kern, Kidd, Lamare, Lea, Pitts
Shakespeare, Spiller Toler, oVance Voorhies,
and Young Of Claiborne-22.
Less than two-thirds of all the members
elected to the House of Representatives having
voted in the affirmative the proposed amend
ment to the constitution was not adopted.
The Senate's proposed amendngnt No. 10
NO. 1G Of the Senate) was read as follows:
AMENDMENT EIGHTEEN.
|o The Superintendent of Public Education
Shall receive a salary OF thirty-fve hundred
dollars, payable quarterly on his own warrant
Mr. Bridger moved to ameud by striking
out "thirty" and inserting twenty" in lieu
thereof.
The motion to amend was lost
The question was put:
Shall the House agree to the amendment
No. IS, as proposed by the Senator"
The yeas and nays were called, with the
following result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker. and
Messrs. Aldige, Aycock, barron, Barrett,
Bell Breard, Brooks, Bowden, Brown, Bosley,
Burton, Carloss, Carvlle, Cressy, Como, Cole,
Dickinson, Dinkgrave, buke,l Burden, Du,,
pree, Drury, Fobb Can't Gary, Gaskins,
jonas, Jones, II. NJ. johnson, robert Johnson,
Kelly of Orleans, Keeting, Kern, Lamarc,
Lea, Leeds, Lewia Lyons, Magloire, Martin
MiIon, MeGehee,o Newsom, Nunez, Porter,
Smart, Snaer, Stagg, Self, oSelers, Semmes,
Singleton, spiller, Taylor, TremouIet, Toll
Washburn, Washington, Watson, Wilde, Will
1Ran4s young Of Claiborne and Young of East
Nays Messrs. Brice, Fitzpatrick, Leonard
Of Ta Caddo, Leonhard 81 Orleans, Pitts and
More than two-thirds of all ele members
elected to the House of Representatives hay
ing voted in the affirmative, the amendment
No. 10 to the constitution, as proposed by the
Senate, was agreed to.
On the motion Of Mr. Brice the House took
recess until o'clock p. Ma
o Evening Session.
The House was called to order ct ten
minutes past o'clock p. m.
Pres, prosentn Hon Louis Bush, Speaker, and
rctt, Brady, Berry; Brice, Bridger, Brooks,
Bowden, Bosley, Burton, Carloss, CarvilIe.
GGre;ssy, Como, Cole, Davidson, Dayries,
Delavigne, DeLacy, Detiege, Drew, blink
Fobb, CAN'T, Gary, Gaskins, Gracien, Giles.
pie, Hill Of Ascension, Hill of Orleans. Holt |
Il. M, johnson, Robert johnson, Kelly of Or
leans Fl he ct g,d Kern LAMAR Lea Leeds,
Lewis, Lyons, Magloire, Martini Means,
M liehee, Newsom, Nunez,, Peralta, Pitts,
Porter, Raby, Richardson, Romero, Routon,
Ryland, snaer, Stagg, Self, Sellers, Stewart,
Semmes, Singleton, Spiller, Taylor Tremoulet,
IW9 H. o ThollWIyer Vance voorhes, Walker,
Williams, Wise, Wood and Young of East
Baton Rouge-85.
Absent Messrs Bell, Breard, Briggs, Bill
leu Brown, Buck, D'Avy, Dejoie, Des1naraais,
Dickinson, Drury, EstopnaI, Forester eau,
bet, Hahn, Hammond, Huntington, Jonas,
Jones, Kelly OF VIM, Kennedy, Kidd. Mion
Mem ilen Randolph, Role, Shakespeare.
Smart, Steele, Wilde, and Young of Claiborne
81.
Mr. Toler. chairman of the Committee on
Appropriations, asked and obtained leave Of
lbsence for the Committee Oh Appropriations
or the evening.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND EE&DIsG.