The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-21

reconsider was laid on the table.
| Mr.. l.. Barbin presented himself at the
Speakers stand and took the constitutions
oath Of office as Representative frem the
parish Of Avoyeles.
On motion OF Mr.. McGehee
House bill No. 90s.
"An act to enroll and organize the militia
to organize. arm and equip special militia
force; to appropriate $4,000 for arning and
equlpping and paying the same"
| Being the special order Of the day for this
day. was taken up and reassgned as the
special order Of the day for Tomorrow, Feb
ruary 10. at | o'clock p. m. 0
| MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
| the Senate
| SENATE CHAMBER |
New Orleans. February is, 1878 !
70 the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives.
! am directed to inform your honorable
| body that tYe Senate eoncurs in
House bill No 8,
"An act for the relief of Norbert Louque.'
And that the Senate has passed and re-
quests your concurrence in
Senate bill No. "a,
can act to amend section 3 Of act approved
May 81. 1871, and to Iegalize land entries here
tofore made under said third section. etc
Also, to inform YOU that the Lieutenant
GoveTnoroand President OF the Senate has
signed duly enrolled Senate bills Mos. Ill and
sG. and to request the sgnatureo OF the speaker
q the House Of Representatives to the same.
Respectfully,
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ENRoLLMEN'r
MleKidd chairman. Oh behalf Of the Com
mittee on Enrolment reported as correctly
enrolled,
House bill No. 13o.
Joint Resolution requiring our Repre-
sentativese and instrueting our Senators in
Congress TO oppose bill looking to the clos,
ing Of Bayou Lafourche. and locking 81 the
same" etc.
And House bill No. 90, o
IAN act to incorporate tho Attakapas Col
lege.'
Mr.. Breard pressed his melton to reconsider
the vote of the House by which amendment
eleven was not agreed t.,
Tho motios to reconsider prevailed by
rising vote of 80 yeas to-onays.
Mr.. Breard moSed that the House agree to
amendment eleven, as follows:
AMENDMENT ELEVEN. ..+
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Courts
Shall receive a salary of $1,000 per annum, and
the Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
shall each receive q salary of $4,000 per hnnum
payable quarterly on their own warrant 0
The question being put. "Shall the amend
ment be agreed to 2'' the yeas and nays were
called with the following desyt:
Yeas-Hon. eEIHuis Bush, Speaker. and
Messrs Aycock. Barron Barbln, Berry, Bell,
Breard, Billieu, Brooks, Bowden, Brown. Bos-
Icy, Buck, Burton, Carloss, CressS Como, Cole.
Detiege. Drew, Dickenson, Dinkgrave, Dur
Gaskins. Ga,ldet, Gracien. Hahn Hill OF
Ascension. Hill Of Orleans Jones, H. M
J Johnson, Robert johnson, Kelly Of Orleans,
Keeting, Kern, La,nare Lea, Leeds, Lewis,
Lyons, Milon,1 McGehee. Newsom. Nunez.
Peralta, Porter. Raby, Randolph. Richardson,
R9nten, 4 Ryland Shakespeare ,sgart, snaer,
Ter, Taylor, Tremoulet, Tolliver, Walker. War
moth, Washington, Watson, Wilde. Wise, Wood
and Young of East Baton Rouge--s1.
Nays-M Messrs. Brice, Carvlle, Delavgne,
Duke, Fitzpatrick, Forester Gillespie. Ham
nond, Kelly OF Winn, Leonard of Caddo. |
Leonhard Of Orleans. Martin, Means. pitts |
Role. Stewart. Vance and Voorhies es-1s.
Two-thirds of all the members elected to the |
House Of Representatives haSing voted In the
the amendment was agreed to. |
Mr. Bowden moved that the vote just taken |
Ne reconsidered. and on his own motion the |
notion to reconsider was Said upon the table
On motion Of Mr. Dink2rave the House ad-
ourned until tomorrow at II o'clock a. m.
PETER j TREzEvANT.o
Chief Clerk.