The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

General Provisions, was adopted, and the said
ordinances were SO referred.
The report of the Committee on Contested
Elections In the case Of Kemp vs. Kemp was
read.
Inc resolution offered by the committee
was adopted, as follows.
ntssoeped, That the petition of W. b. Kemp,
contesting the election OF Hon. b. Kernp fe
ana Is hereby dismissed.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on Printing
and Publishing, relative to motions tt, print
the Auditors report, in response to the reso-
buttons Of Messrs. Land and FayroA. was
taken up and read.
Mr.. Matthews moved that the further con-
sideration Of the report be postponed indefi-
nitely.
On the motion to postpone the yeas and
nays were called for, with the following re-
suit:
Yeas-Messrs. Babcoch, Baskin, Bell Ben
ham, Bienvenu, Blanchard, Bourgeois.
Breaux, Breen, Brian, Burton, Carey, Chafe,
Colyin, Davenport. Davidson Of Claiborne,
Easterly, Edwards, Elan, Ola, Covers, Hen
ry of Natehitoches, Hough, Jenkins, Joffrion,
Kemp, Kernochan, Kidd, King, Lanaux,
Leake, Loan, Lott, Matthews, Willard, More
land Ian Mcconnell g MeGloin, Noguez OFT. Par
Richardson, Robertson, Smith OF Jackson,
Smith of st. Mary, Stage, Stamps, Steele,
Stewart, StilIe, Thompson, Wells, Williams
Of Grant, Young Of Concordla, Young Of East
Baton Rouge162.
Nays essrs. Allan, Augustin, Brldger,
Claiborne, Collins, Cunningham, Davis,
Denis, Estopinal, Favrot, Fontelieu, Forman,
Gardner, George, Girard, Grimes, Gueringerr.
Hazard, Henry Of Cameron, Heron, Howell,
Kelly, Kirkman, Lagan. Land, Landry, LIE.
Gardeur, Jr, Moore OF Lafourche, Moore OF
st. Landry, Munday, Mutt, Ogden, Olivier,
Poehe,. Reid, Roach, Self, Simon, Stone,
StringYellow, Sutherlin, Todd, Vance, Wat
kins, Webb--50.
Absent M essrs. Bobie, Bolton. BuIov,
D1ekerson, Faux, Gaskins, Jastremski, Ken
nedy, Knobloek, Long, Luckett, Lyons,
Marks Marshall, Mentz, Sernrnes, Steven
son, Strovich, Warmoth, White, Williams
Of Terrebonne-21.
The motion to postpone was carried.
MIR. Matthews in the chalr.l
The report Of the Committee on the Judicial
ry, presented May 15 returning sundry ordi-
nances without action and recommending the
reference Of same to appropriate committees,
severaIly named in said report, was adopted
and the ordinances were referred as recon-
mended
On the motion Of Mr.. Robertson, chairman
OF the Committee of Apportionment, the re-
port Of that committee, presented May IA and
ordered to be printed, was ordered to be post
poned and made the special order of the day
for Monday next, at o'clock .. m.
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING.
The following entitled ordinances were sew
orally passed to their second reading and re-
ferred to committees respectively, as follows,
to wit:
Ordinance No. $40,
Concerning title Of laws.
To the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No. BAL,
Concerning the re-enaetnent OF laws.
To the Committee ON Limitations.
Ordinance No. 342,
Concerning the manner of enaeting laws.
To the Committee ON Limitations.
Ordinance No. 34s,
Concerning delegation Of police powers by
the Legislature.
To the Committee on Legislative Depart
ment.
Ordinance No. 355,
Concerning taxation for school purposes.
To the Committee on Taxation, Eaualiza-
ton and Exemption. .E
Ordinance No. 35s,
Concerning the rights Of married women.
To the Committee on General Provisions
Ordinance No. $50,
Concerning redemption OF lands forfeited
TO the State.
To the Committee ON State Lands
Ordinance No. 800,
Concerning commercial solicitors
Lies over.
Ordinance No. 36f,
Concerning the validity OF tax sales
To the Committee on General Provisions
Ordinance No. 1862, .@r.
Concerning representation and new par
ishes
To the Committee on Legislative Depart
ment.
Ordinance No. 1863,
Concerning the carrying of concealed weap-
Ons. 5
To the Committee on Legislative Depart
ment.
Ordinance No. 364,
Making actions and prosecutions for viola
ton Of the constitution inprescripttbIe.
To the Committee On General Provisions
Ordinance No. 365,
Prohibiting tax upon auction sales.
To the Committee On Limitations.
Ordinance No. 366.
Limiting the liability of the property Of the
citizen for the public debt.
To Committee on General Provisions.
Ordinance No. 367,
Concerning limitation Of legislative power
over inspection. ..@
To the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No. 1863,
AS to funding State debt.
To the Committee on State Debt.
Ordinance No. 1863,
Concerning removals from Office.
To the Committee on General Provisions.
Ordinance No. 3d.
Concerning the registry Of privileges and
liens.
To the Committee on General Provisions