The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-01
THR NEW oRLRANs DEMOCRAT, FRIpAY, MARoH 1, 1875

AA IN N w VIG1lNAOC DlN4LA0
$ peace the words recorder or munieipa
tpolice magistrate In towns or cities
peace the words recorder or nunieipa
police magistrate in towns or cities"
+ Section a, line 1G, insert, after the wore
"pesee," the words recorder or municipa
magistrate In towns and cities"
| Section A, line 21, insert, after the wore
"peace," the words recorder or munieipa
police magistrate In towns and cities
Section 5, line 8, insert, after the wore
peace" the words recorder or rnunicpa
, police magistrate In towns Or cities
ALI OF which is respectfully submitted,
FL. D. OGDEN, Acting Chairman.
The report was received, and Oh motion o
Mr.. Robertson, the report and Senate bill No
1873, referred to therein, were ordered printed
and made tho special order for Saturday next
at o'clock,
Il MESSAGE FROM THE HoUsH.
, The following message was received from
the House.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,, |
: New Orleans, February ~. 1873.
To the Honorable President and Members OF
J, | am directed to inform your honorable
body that the House has concurred in
IAN act ia authorizing Abraham Bass to sue
the State"
With amendments as annexed to the bill.
Il That the House has passed and asks the
concurrence Of the Senate in the following
House bills:
House bill No. 123,
"An act to provide for q session OF the
Supreme Court at Shreveport. La
House bill No 172.
can act to incorporate the Home Hook and
Ladder Fire Company No. OF the city OF New
/ Orleans
House bill No 225
"An act to incorporate the town Of JeanIer-
cite, in the parish Of Iberia etc.
House bill No. 305.
can act to re-enaet an act to establish q
| board to audit outstanding indebtedness OF
the parish of Caddo, being act No. 80 OF 1876. y
| House bill No. $40,
"Joint Resolution asking an appropriation
m from =, Congress for improving the navigation
| In Tangipahoa river"
| House bill No. 351,
"To repeal an act to form new parish to
be called the parish Of Red River" etc.
House bill No. 354,
to collect q portion Of the license assessed for
| 1878 In scrip or warrants etc.
House bill No. $50,
can act to authorize the Secretary of State
to furnish surplus copies of the acts of the
Legislature to Justices OF the Peace through
out the State"
| House bill No. 45i
"To amend and re-enact section Of act No.
81 Of 1875"
| Respectfully, etc.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
| Chief Clerk.
| Consideration was resumed of the message
| from the House relative to the proposed
| amendments to the constitution.
The following Concurrent Resolution offered
by the House as substitute for the Senate
Concurrent Resolution proposing amend
,4u t,,t tI,,,
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Be IL resolued bv The Senate of Louisiana, The
House Of Representatives concwTmg, That
the following amendments be proposed and
entered upon the respective journals of the
Senate and House Of Representatives with the
yeas and nays taken thereon, and the Secretary
of State shall cause the same to be published
three months before the next general election
for Representatives to the General Assembly
in ut least one newspaper in every parish of
the State in which newspaper shall be pub
lished, and said proposed amendments shall
be submitted in such manner and form that
the people may vote for or against each
amendment separately; i.e., first proposed
amendment "for approval on against ap
proval," and in like manner as to the others;
and, Ii n majority of the voters Mt said eiec-
tion shall approve and ratify such amend
melt or amendments, the same shall be ap-
prOpriately numbered and become q part of
the constitution, and be proclaimed as such by
the Governor and Secretary OF State. q
Mr. Robertson movedshat the substitute be
concurred in, and on that motion called for
the yeas and nays.
, The roll being called resulted AS follows:
Yeas-Mess Allain, Boatner, Breaux
mont, Ellis, Garland, George Gla, Goode,
Grover, Harper, Kelly, Landry, O'Donnel,
Ogden, Perkins, Richardson Robertson, San
diford, Sta1ops, Stubs, Sutton, Texada,
and0acharie-
o Absent Messrs. Mitchell ard Steven ..
And the substitute was concnrred in. O
On motion of Mr.. Grovsr further considera-
ton of the message at this etime was dis
pensed with, and tho mattsr was reftGTed to
the Committee on the judiciary, to be re-
ported and taken up TO morrow, Immediately
after the reading e The journal. o
On motion Of MI Birch the rules were sus-
amendment offered by him to the < 6onstitu-
ton In resolution offered to-day.
The amendment was read q
Mr.. zacharie offered the following substi-
tute for the amendment:
"That the seat Of government shall be es-
tablished ato,ich place as shall be determined
by the votes of q majority Of tho qualitied
voters of the State at the election to be he1
in November, 1873, and shall not be removed
without the consent ofe two-thirds q the
members of both housesoof the General AS
sembly.' o
Mr.. Demas made the point of order, that
the substitute was not german to the subject.
The President ruled the point Of order not
well taken.
Mr.. Robertson moved fnat tie substitute
be laid on the table.
Mr.. Burch demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas = Messrs. Allain, Boatner, Bryant,
Ga ' Goods Grover Harper l5 erkns 9st9s Rth
arlsnn Robertson, Stnhhs Sutton TMitehell