The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

On Joint Resolution No, 81, from the Sem
tie, M
Requesting Congress to extend liberal pro-
aesom anu encouragement to tho domestic
Favorably, with recommendation that it do
pass. s
On House bill No. 32g
n act to amend and re-enaet section of
On act entitled An act for the protection of
garie,'" etc.
Unfavorably.
r. H. RYLAND, Chairman.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. 1O2,
"An act to repeal section 1888 OF the Re-
vised Statutes"
Was taken up on its second reading, pend
ing the amendment offered by Mr. VOORHEES,.
The amendment was adopted as follows
Insert after. the number 1868" the num-
bers 1174 and 1872
The amendment was adopted, and the bill as
amended was ordered to be engrossed.
House bill No 26s.
"An act relative to the State Printer. to the
official journal Of the State; to the public
printing; to regulate and define the price Of
public printing, and to prescribe the manner
in which the same shall be done to desg-
nate the official journal Of the State; to-
create o Printing Board; to deter
mine the manner in which the
contracts shall be perfected, and to fix
the manner in which the laws shall be printed
and promulgated; to regulate the number Of
copies of the reports Of the various heads Of
departments, and to define the duties OF the
Secretary of State, the Attorney General, and
State Auditor, with reference to printing, and
to constitute certain crimes and define their
punishment to repeal sction / to IL, both in
elusive, Of act No. 40, approved March IL,
1871"
Was taken up on Its second reading, being
the special order Of the day. and was re-
assigned as the special order of the day for
Monday, February il, at o'clock p. III.
House bill No 300,
can act to amend and re-enact an act in
Guiding the title thereof, entitled An act to
provide for gauging and inspecting coal oils
and illuminating oils derived wholly or in
part from coal or petroleum. etc, @
And House bill No. 31O,
IAN act to regulate the sale OF coal oil and
oils and illuminating fluids derived wholly OF
In part from coal or petroleum; to provide
penalties for the sale Of certain kinds of oils
or illuminating fluids, and to repeal an act
entitled An act to provide for gaugng and
inspecting coal oils" etc.
Were reassigned as the special order OF the
day for Wednesday, February ID, at o'clock.
| SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING
Senate bill No. e6,
"An act to dispense with preliminary or
committing trials Of parties charged with
commission If misdeIneanors, and to define
| the duties and powers Of justices Of the peace
and district attorneys and district attorneys
pro tenn In relation to the arrest and trial of
parties charged with the commission OF mis-
demeanors,"
Was taken up on Its first reading, was
passed to It's second reading and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Senate bill No 1O4,
"An act for the relief of Julian II. Levy, Of
the parish of Orleans, and making an appro-
pration for said purpose"
Was taken up on it's first reading, was
passed to it's second reading and referred to
the Committee on Claims.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No Al,
IAN act relative to crimes and ofienses,
authorizing judges, in certain cases, to SEN
tence convicts to work on the public works and
roads, and delegating the power to parochial
and municipal authorities necessary 10 ell
force the same,
i Was taken ,p on It's third reading was read
q third time and passed
"On the motion to adopt the title OF the bill
1.-THE yeas and nays were called for by Mr.
D'Aty. seconded by Mr.. CAN'T with the fol-
lowing result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker and
Messrs. Aldge, Barrett, Bell, Breard Briee,
Bowden, Buck, Caross &c, Cressy ,a.a nay Eaer
st e's' Gaskins, Gaudet, Hammond, fill Of
Orleans. Huntington, Jonas, Kelly, OF VIM,
Kelly Of Orleans, Lamare, Lea, Leeds
eonhard Of Orleans Lyons M ptts P mrs
land. Stagg, Self, Steele, Spiller Taylor, Ire
moulet. Vance, VOORHEES, Washbuln,. Viii
liams, Wise, Wood, and Young OF East baton
Rouge-4. p.
t Bosley, Burton, Cole, Como Davidson, D'Avy
Deioie De Lacy, Dickinson, burden, Drury
Fitzpatrick, Fobb, Can't, Gary JGnes' Rar NJ
Johnson, Robert johnson, K n,ng s hefp
Stewart Selnmes, Tolliver, Walker Washing
ton and Watson-35.
. The title was adopted
Mr.. Lea, rising to q question oil persona
privilege, read an editorial article from tn
New Orleans DEMOCRAT relative to influence
alleged to be used with members OF thf
House, and demanded the facts and evidene
: on which the charges were based
Senate bill No. 40,
"An act to amend and re-enact section 2o'.
, of the Revised Statutes of 1874, and to repes
T all laws or parts Of laws in conflict with th
i act"
9 Senate bill No. G5,
"An act to authorize the District Attofne
of the First Judicial District to appoint
, Assistant District Attorney for said FIR
! Judicial District, defining his duties
Q Senate bill No 50, entitled
4 "An act to amend and re-enact an act, q
o proved March 2, 1876, entitled An act reg.
o latinp the time Of holding the regular teri
Of the District Court Of the Eighth Judic.
District, parish Of Calcasieu.'
/ Senate bill No. SO,
"An act requiring Parish Judges to kf