The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-05

ton. jonas, Kelly 81 Winn, Laliiare, Lea,
Leeds Leonard Of Caddo, Leunbard Of Or
leans, Lyons, Martin Means, Newsom, Nn-
nez, feralta, pitts, Porter, Riehardspn, Role,
Ryland, Shakespeare, Smart, staeg. Self Sin
HES, Wilde, WISE Wood, Young of Claiborne
and Young Of East Baton Rg9,se g. ,.,
Nays M essts. Barron. barrett. Brown,
Bosiey, Burton, Carville, Como, Cole. David
son. DE Lacy, Drew, Dickinson, Dnkgrave
burden, CAN'T, Gary, Gfaciaa, Hill Of Ascen
sion. Il. NJ. ,Iohnson Robert johnson. keet-
ing, Kern, Lewis, Magloire, Mllon, Raaby,
Nomero Routon. Stewart Spmmes, Walker,
Wsrmeth. Washington and Watson 3D..
The further reading OF the bill was dis
ssenspd with
To the fret section Nj VOORHEES, offered the
following amendment:
Amend section l. page 8, by striking out
parapiphs Is. 49, H. IL. H. ~ and "a. and in
sert III lieu thereof the following
i5 The Fifteenth Senatorial District shall
consist of the parishes OF Conto,dia and
Tenaas, and shall be entited to one Senator.
49, The Sixteenth Senatorial District shall
be composed of the parishes of Madison and
East Carroll, and shall be entitled to one
Senator
II. The Seventeenth Senatorial District
shall be composed OF the parishes of West
entitled to one Senator
49, The Eighteenth Senatorial District shall
be composed of the parishes Of Ouachta,
Riehland and Lincoln, and shall be entitled to
one Senator.
~. The Nineteenth Senatorial District shall
be composed Of the parishes Of Grant, Vim
and jackson. and shall be entitled to one Sen
ator.
a. The Twenty-Third Senatorial District
shall be composed of thep parishes Of Avoyeles.
Rapides and Vernon, and shall be entitled To
one Senator.
"a The Invent " Fourth Senatorial District
hn ctI # ha NJ a hon
la Franklin aud Caldwell. and shall be enti-
tied TO one Senator
Mr.. VOORHEES, moved the adoption Of his
amendment. and called for the previous ques
tion on his motion to adopt the amendment
Mr.. Davidson rose to point Of order.
The Speaker (Mr Lyons in the chair called
MIR. Davidson to order as not having the
floor
Mr. Davidson remained standing and speak
ing after being called to order.
The Speaker requested the member to be
seated
Mr.. Davidson remained standing and
speaking.
The Speaker ordered the member to cease
speaking and be seated
Mr. Davidson remained standing and con
tinued speaking.
line speaker aIApEPH VIE s,elE'thl~Ht-AiI liz
to bring Mr.. Davidson to the bar of the
House, aud said:
MIR. Davidson, Of Iberville, has grossly
violated the rules of the House. What ac-
ton will the House take in the premisesT'
Mr. Davidson asked and obtained permits
sion to explain. and said that he believed
\ hinaself In order while addressing tho Chair
that he believed he had right TO raise d
point of order and that in persisting in his
action he meant no disrespect either to the
Chair or TO the House.
EMF Warmoth made the following motion
| move that it is the sense Of this HOUSE
that the gentleman from 1bervile s slot Ii
contempt of this House.
MIR. Fitzpatrick moved as an amendment Il
the motion of Mr.. Warmoth that the word
mot be stricken out.
MIR. CAN'T offered AZ substitute Tor the mo
tion of Mr.. Warmoth the following:
| move that the whole subject matter be
laid upon the table. and that the member from
the Chair and the House being satisfied with
his explanation.
Mr.. Buck moved as a substitute
That the gentleman from Ihervlle be allowed
81 take his seat. and that the subject matter bt
laid on the table, as the Speaker was satisfied
no disrcspeet was intended to the House
Which was accepted by Mr.. CAN'T.
On this the yeas and nays were called. witt
tit, following result
Yeas-Messrs. Aldige. Aycock Barhin
Barron, Brady. Berry, Brice, Bridger, Bill
lieu, Row,len. brown. Boelev. Buck, Burton
Carloss, Carville, Greasy. Como. Cole, D'Avv
neioie De Lacy, Detiege, Drew, Diekenson
Duke, burden. Dupree. Fitzpatrick CAN'T
Gary. GasSins Gracien, Hammond. Till o.
Ascension Hill Of Orleans. Huntington Jonas
jones' II. NJ, Johnson. Robert johnson, keet
ing, Lamare Lea Leeds. Leonard OF Gadde
Milon. Newsom, Peralta, Porter Rahy. Role
Romero Routon. Ryland Shakespeare. Snaer
Sellers semnes, Singleton, Spiller, Taylor
Tolliver. Vance. VOORHEES,. Walker, Warmoth
Washington, Watson, Wilde. Wood Young d
Claiborne and Young of East Baton Rouge
IS.
Nays Messrs. Barron. Bell, Brooks Della
vigne. Dnkgrave, Forester, Gillespie, Lewis
Means, Nunes. Pitts, Smart, Stage. Sci
and Wise-15.
The motion was carried.
Mr. keetng moved that the House do now
adjourn, on which motion the yeas and nays
were called for. with the following result:
Yeas Messrs Barron Brown, Bosley. Bur
ton, Como. Cole. Davidson. De Lacy. Detiege
Drew, Dickinson, Dinkgrave, burden, CAN'T
Gary, Gracien. Hill Of Ascension, Huntington
Jones. II. NJ, Johnson, Robert johnson, kell,
of Orleans, Lamare. Leeds, Leonhard of Or
leans, Lyons Magioire Million, Raby, Romero
Snaer, Semmcs, Tolliver, Walker and Wat
son-S5.
Nays-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker. ant
Messrs Adige, Aycock, Rarhin, Bell. Brice
Bridger, Billicu. Brooks. Bowden. Buck. Car
loss, Cressy, D'Ayy, Delavigne, Dupree, Dru
ry Fitzpatrick, Forester. Gaslins, Gillespie
Hammond Hill of Orleans, Jonas Kelly o
Orleans Lamare, Leeds. Leonhard OF Orleans
Lyons, Martin. Means Newsom, Nunez, Pc
ralta. Pitts, Richardson, Role, Routon, Ry
land, Shakespeare. Smart. Stagg, Self, Sellers
Singleton, spiller, Taylor, Vance, Noorhies
Washington. Wise. Wood, Young of Claiborne
and Young Of East Baton Rouge-13.
The House refused to adjourn.
MIR. Detiegc rose to point of order, an'
.,lafn,4,a thnt ns tho Hist mart Of his mNtiOl