The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

special order OF the day after the considera.
ton OF House bill No. Is.
On this motion the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result:
Yeas 1Messrs Aldige, Ayooek, Barron,
yille Como, Davidson, Dejoie, Dinkgrave,
Dupree, CAN'T, Gary Gaskins, Gatldet,
Gracien. Gillespie, Hammond, Hill Of Orleans,
Jones, I'll. M. johnson, Robert Johnson, Kelly
Lewis, Lyons. Martin, Milon, N,nez, Peralta,
Porter, Raby, Randolph, Ryland Shakespeare,
Stage, Sell, Sellers, Spiller, .TreInoulet Toll
liver Voorhies, Warmoth, Wasbburn, WASH
Young of East Baton Rouge-54.
Nays-Messrs. Berry, Bell, Brice, Bilieu,
Bowden, =! Buck, Oressy, D'Avy, Delavigne,
PIKE PIKE h Ttzpatrcf hunR1gtd La Ra
Sartain, Vance and Wiee~-N.
The motion prevailed, and the bill was 80
assigned
leave granted, offered bill, which was read
and ordered to be placed upon the calendar,
becoming
House bill No 20,
"An act making appropriations for the gem
eral expenses Of the State for the year ending
the thirty-first day Of December, A. u.
eighteen hundred and seventy eight"
Under suspension OF the rules the bill
was passed to it's second reading.
Mr.. Young, Of East Baton Rouge, moved
that the House resolve itself into committee
| Of the whole House for the consideration OF
| the bill.
| BY a rising vote Of IS yeas to s nays the
motion was carried.
| IMr. Leeds chairman OF the committee Of
| the whole.l
| The committee, on rising, reported through
it's chairman that it had considered the bill
section by section, and do recommend Its
passage.
Mr.. Young, OF East Baton Rouge, moved
| that the report Of tho committee OF the whole
be adopted
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Young, of East Baton Rouge, moved
that the rules be suspended and that the bill
be held as engrossed.
On the motion to suspend the rules the yeas
and nays were called for, with the following
result:
Yeas Hon. Louis Bush. Speaker, and
Berry, Bell, Bfeard, Brice, Billleu, Bowden,
Brown, Bosley, Buck, Carloss, Cressy, Gomez
D'Avy, Delavfgne Dfnkgrave, Dupree Gary,
: Gaskfns, Gaudet Gillespie, Hammond, Hill
: Keeting, Lamare, Lea, Leeds Lewis, Lyons,
Martin, Million, Newsom, Ntnez, Peralta,
. Pitts. Porter, Randolph, Richardson, Role,
Ryland, shakspeare smart, Stage, Sell, Sell
HES, Walker, Warmoth, Washburn, WASH
: ington, Wilde, Young Of Claiborne, and Young
of East Baton Rouge o.
!, Nays-Messrs. Carville Davidson, Duke.
H. M Johnson, Robert johnson, Leonard OF
Caddo, and Wise-7.
The rules we're suspended and the bill was
taken as engrossed, was read third time
: and passed
The title was adopted.
: Mr.. Young, OF Baton Rouge, moved that
the vote on the final passage Of the bill be
reconsidered, and on his own motion the mo-
ton to reconsider was laid upon the table.
}. Leave Of absence was granted Mr.. Jones,
for ten days, on the motion OF Mr.. Fftz-
patrick
Mr.. Leonard called up his resolution rela-
n tive to the appointing OF 8 committee to draft
+ a bill on the calling Of constitutional conven
ton. -
I'll The Speaker announced the following ap
pointments In conformity to statute II OF 1879
PageeLC. Fl. Bouchereau, w. Beecher, D
=, Casey, w. Clark, e. Sancier, j Kennedy, 81
d Marshal, P. Sheppard, ]. Baes, nj. Bunyan.
j. Private Messenger w. Breedlove.
|a Porters- Williams, John Carver, JONI
- Mcneil, FL. B. MeMurray, L. Murray,
=. Jenkins.
II Postmaster w. Hodge.
Messenger OF tho House-R. s. Landry.
IL Private Secretary-E. r. Skinner.
~ Chaplain-Rey John Perciyal.
70 LOUIS BUSH, Speaker.
On motion Of Mr. Warmoth, the House ad
Il, iourned until Monday, at 10 o'clock m.
Y PETER. J. IRRELEVANT,
. y Chief Clerk.
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