The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-17
nHssA0K FROM THE SENATE.

SENATE CHANDLER,
New Orleans. March 10, 1878.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tn
House Of Representatives:
+ am directed to inform your honorable bod
that the Senate has adopted
Concurrent Kesoluti1n proposing al
amendment to the constitution relative to tn
University Of the State, and locating the col
legiate and academical department thereof.
and two-thlrds 81 the Senators elected havin,
renee Of your honorable body In the same.
JOHN cLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
Special ORDER OF THE DAY.
The special order OF the day being
House bill No. "a,
"An act making an appropriation to cove
deficiencies Of former years out Of the fund.-
herein named, the same to be paid out of TIL,
revenues Of such years"
Mr.. Jonas moved to postpone the specia
order until 7 o'clock p. m,
On which motion Mr.. Keeting called for the
yeas and nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and
Brice, Billieu, Bowden, Buck, Carloss, Cressy,
Duke, Dupree, Fitzpatrick, Fobb, Gaskins
Gaudet, Hammond, Huntington, Kelly oil
Orleans, Lamare Lyons, Means, Milon, Nc
Gehee Newsom, Nunez,, Pitts, Porter, Ran
dolph. Richardson. Ryland Sartain, Shak-
1remonlet, Vance, Voorhies Wasburn, Wise,
Wood, Young Of Claiborne and Young Of East
Nays--Messrs., Barron, Barrett, Brooks,
Brown, Bosley, Garvllle, Cole, D'Avy, Dejoie,
CAN'T, Gary, Graeien, Hahn, Hill OF Ascen-
sion, Holt. Jonas, Jones, II. NJ. johnson, Rob
ert johnson, Keeting, Kern, Leonard OF Cad
do, Lewis, Magloire, Peralta, Raby, Role,
Kouton, Snaer, Stewart, Semmes, Toler Tol-
liver and Westinghouse
The special order was postponed.
Mr.. Keeting, rising to point Of order,
claimed that the bill assigned as the special
order Of the day could not be postponed with
out q vote Of two-thirds Of the House In favor
Of postponement, as In the case Of the suspen-
sion of the rules.
The Speaker ruled that a bill could not be
taken up out of It's order, unless under sus-
pension OF the rules previously attained, but
that the order Of assignment, when so made,
Ia revocable ut the will Of the House by ma
iority vote.
From this decision Mr.. Keetng appealed
stuu, SSNVuuCl Wy NIL A5Ouhlu vi ttJuO,
called for the yeas and nays with the follow
ing result:
"ShaIl the decision Of the Chair be held as
the Judgment Of the House."
Yeas Messrs. Aldige, Aycock, Brady Bell,
Breard, Brice, Billieu, Bowden, Buck, Car
Sss Grssssy DAAgy H Reh1avEEp EstSdpna
pr Orleans, Huntington, Jonas, Kelly Of Or
leans. Lea, Leeds, Lyons, Means Niece
bee, Nnnez, Peralta, Pitts, Porter, Ran
iolph, Richardson, Role, Ryland, Sartain,
Smart, Stage, Sell, Sellers, Sin
Warmoth, Washburn, Wilde, Wise. Wood,
Young Of Claiborne and Young Of East Baton
Rouge-54.
Nays Messrs., Barron, Barrett, Brooks
Brown. Bosleey, Carvile, Cole, Dejoie, Drew,
3racIen, Hill Of Ascension, Holt, ii. M John.
son, Keeting, Kern, Leonard Of Caddo, Lewis,
Magloire, Million, Raby, Romero, Routon, Sin
yleton, Spiller, Tremoulet, Vance, VOORHEES,,
Warmoth, Washburn, Wilde, Wise, Wood,
Young Of Claiborne and Young OF East Baton
Rouge-39.
The decision OF the Chair was sustained.
Mr.. Leonard, of Caddo, seconded by Mr.
0rury, moved that the House do now adj
ourn, and on that motion he called for the
,eas and nays, with the following result:
Yeas Messrs. Barbin, Barron, Brooks,
orown .t BEogley o CARLYLE Conc nAyy De
ion, Holt, II. NJ. johnson, Robert johnson,
leeting, Leonard of Caddo, Lewis. Magloire,
filon, Raby, Romero. Routon Shakespeare,
emmes, Tolliver and Washington
NAYS ,d Hon Louis Bush spesaker and
,rice, Bridger, Billieu, Buck, Carloss, Cressy,
)elavigne, Duke, Fitzpatrick, Gaskins, Ham |
nond, Hill Of Orleans, Huntington, Jonas, |
Jelly Of Orleans, Lamare, Lea, Leeds, Lyons,
deans, McGehee, Newsom, Nunez, Peralta,
tits, Porter, Randolph, Richardson, Rolle
syland, Sartain, Smart, Stagg, Sell, Single |
on, Spiller, Tremoulet, Toler, Vance, Voor- |
les, Washburn, Wilde, Wise, Wood, Young |
Claiborne and Young Of East Baton Rouge |
So
The House refused to adjourn.
Senate bill No. 2,
"An act to create a special levee district in
le parish Of Catahoula; to define the limits
lereof to create Board of Levee Commits
toner's therefor; to define their duties and
overs, and to authorize special tax there
re-" o.%.
Was taken up.
Mr.. Keeting moved that the rules be sus-
ended to put the bill on second reading, and
i lliOUlOu lS lOI UUc Yeas LuO
ays.
Mr.. Jonas moved that the bill be laid upon
he table, and, on this motion, Mr.. Leonard,
Caddo, called for the yeas and nays, with
10 following result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis. Bush,. Speaker, and
esrs. Aldige, Ayeock, Brady, Bell, Breard,
rice, Bridger, Billien Bowden, Carville,
ressy, Cole, Dejoie, Delavigne Detiege,
uke, Drury,, Estopinal, Fitzpatrick CAN'T,
askins, Gaudet, Hammond, Holt, Hunting
n, Jonas, H. NJ. johnson, Kelly Of Orleans,
90, Leeds, Leonard Of Caddo, Lyons, Means,
cGehee. Newsom, Nunez, Peralta, Pitts,
orter, Randolph, Richardson, Role, Rou-
n, Ryand, Shakespeare, Smart, Stage,
III, Singleton, spifler, Tremoulet, Vance
oorhies, Warmoth, Washburn, Wilde, Wise,
God, Young Of Claiborne and Young Of East
atom Rouge-62.
Nays-Messrs. Barron, Barrett, Brooks,
rown, Dickinson, Fobb Gracien, Hill of AS
nsion, Kern, Lewis, Magloire, Million, Ro-
gro. Semmes and Washington-14.
The bill was laid upon the table.
Mr.. nd ~ |