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and the motion was seconded by the Conven-

lows:
No lottery shall be authorized by this State,
and the buying or selling OF lottery tickets
within the State Is prohibited.
Mr.. Vance offered the following amendment
to article 20:
Strike out all to and including the word
state" in line 7, and insert in lieu thereon the
following:
Lottery privileges are hereby granted to
any person or persons who may desire to
avail themselves Of the same upon the pay
ment by said person or persons Of forty
Thousand dollars per annum into the treas
ury of the State. After the word charters"
in line 3, insert the words, previously
granted"
On the motion of Mr.. Cunningham, &C.
cepted by Mr.. Vance, the amendment WAS
amended by striking out ''forty Thousand
dollars and inserting zone hundred thou
sand dollars"
Mr.. Luekett moved to amend the amend
ment OF Mr.. Vance by striking out zone hum
bred thousand dollars" and inserting fifty
Thousand dollars"
On The motion Of Mr.. Bridger the pending
amendments were laid upon the table.
Mr.. Cunningham offered the following
amendment to the substitute:
Strike out the words mo lottery shall be
authorized by this State" and insert "all lot
teries are prohibited In" and at the end Of
the article add the words: 1.-THE Legislature
is prohibited from repeating the penal clauses
of act No. A of 1879, unless In the repeating
act 1t provides for the punishment OF the
offenses therein denounced by fine and i'm
prisonment In the penitentiary."
Mr.. Robertson moved that the amendment
be laid upon the table, and on that motion the
yeas and nays were called for, with the fol-
lowing result:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Bell, Ben
ham, Bienvenu, Bobie, Bourgeois, Breaux,
Breen, Bridger, Bulger, Bulow, ,Byrne, CAT
frey, Cahen, Chaffs, ghlape1IIla Collins, Daven-
Dickerson, EstopinaI, Favrot, Gardner, ella,
Grimes, Gueringer, Heron, Hough, Howell,
yastremski, Kelly, Kernochan, Kidd. King,
knobloek, Landry, Loan, Long, Marks, Mentz,
Moore of st. Landry Noguez, Mutt Ogden, OFT,
Phelps, Pinchback, Rivet Roach, Robertson,
Semmes, Smith Of Jackson, Smith OF st.
Mary, Stamps, Stevenson, Stewart, strtngfel-
i;sw, Strovich, Thompson, Warmoth, Wat
kins, Wells, Williams Of Terrebonne, Young Of
Concordia Young Of East Baton Rouge-71.
Nays-Messrs Baskin, Blanchard, Bolton,
Carey, Colvin, Cunningham, Davidson Of
aan pard Eastsry a Ga Ga aaa
Havard Henry Of Cameron, Henry OF
Natchitoches, Jenkins, Joffrion, Kemp, Ken
nedy, Leake, Lott, Lyons, Mnnday, McCon-
nell, McGloin, Olivier Parlange, Poche, Pom
Webb, White Williams OF GRANT,
Absent-Messrs. Brian, Burton, Claiborne,
Denis, Edwards, Fontelieu, Kirkman, Lagan,
Lanaux, Land, LeGardeur, Jr, Luckett, Mar
shall, Willard, Pardee, Richardson, Steele,
Stille Sutherlin, Vance-20.
The motion to amend was lost.
Mr.. Robertson moved the previous question
on the substitute and article 20, which was
seconded by the Convention.
On the substitute the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result:
aa.Messrs. Baskin, Blanchard, Bolton,
Davidson OF Claiborne. billiard, Easterly,
rard, Covers, Hazard, Henry OF Cameron,
Henry Of Natehitoches, Heron, Jenkins,
Joffrion, Kemp, Kennedy. Knoblock Land,
Leake, Lott, Luckett,. Lyons, Moreland,
Moore OF st. Landry. Munday, Mcconnell,
McGloin, Olivier, Parlange, Poche, Ponder,
Reid, Self, Simon, Smith OF jackson, Stagg,
Williams Of Grant, Young Of East Baton
Rouge-54.
Nays-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Bell, Ben
ham, Bienvenu, Bobie, Bourgeois, Breaux,
Breen, Bridger, Bnlger, Bulow, Byrne, CAT
Davidson Of Iberville, Demas, Dickerson,
Estopinal, Favrot, Fontelieu, Gardner, Ola,
Crimes Gueringer, Hough, Howell, Jastrem-
ski, Kelly, Kernochan, Kidd, King, Landry,
Loan, Long, Marks, Matthews, Mentz, Moore
Phelps, Pinchback, Riyet Roach, Robertson,
Semmes, Smith OF st. Mary, Stamps, Steven
son, Stewart, Stone, Strngfellow, Strovich,
Warmoth, Watkins, Williams OF Terrebonne,
Young Of Concordia-63
Absent-Messrs. Brian, Burton, Davis, De-
mis-, Edwards, Kirkman, Lagan, Lanaux, Lee
Gardeur, Jr., Marshall, Willard, Pardee,
Richardson, Steele, 5 lille, Sutherlin-16.
The motion to adopt the substitute for ar
ticle 20, as recommended by the minority,
was lost.
Messrs. Stone and Watkins gave notice that
they would at future time move to recon-
slider the vote by which the substitute was re-
jected.
MIR. Poche in the chair.
On the motion of Mr.. Parlange, to strike
out article ~, the yeas and nays were called
for, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs Baskin, Blanchard, Bolton
Caffrey, Carey, Claiborne, Collins, CoIvin,
billiard, EasterIy, ELAN, Faux, Forman Gas
kins, George, Girard, Covers, Hazard, Henry
OF Cameron, Henry Of Natchitoches. Heron,
Jenkins, J4ffrion, Kemp, Kennedy, Kirkman,
Knobiock, Land, Leake, Lott, Luckett Lyons,
NJ oreland, Moore of Lafourche, Moore Of St
Landry, Munday, Mcconnell, McGIoin, DIV
ier. Parlange, Poche Ponder, Reid, Self,
Simon, Smith OF Jackson, Stage, Stone, Todd,
| Vance, Watkins, Webb, Wells, White, Will
Jams Of Grant, Young Of East Baton Rouge
So
Nays-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Bell, Ben
ham, Bienvenu, Bobie. Bourgeois, Breauz,
Breen, Bridger, Bulger, Bulow, Byrne, Cahen
Chaffe, Chiapella, Davenport Davidson OF
| Ibervllle, Demas, Dickerson, Estopinal Fav-
rot, Fontelieu, Gardner, ella, Grimes, Guer-
niger, Hough, Howell, Jastremski, Kelly,
Kernochan, Kidd King, Landry, Loan, Long,
Marks, Matthews, Mentz, Noguez, Mutt, Off,
Phelps, Pinchback, Rivet, Roach, Robertson,
Semmes, Smith Of st. Mary, Stamps, Steven
son, Stewart, StringfelloW, Strovich, Thomp-
son, Warmoth, Williams Of Terrebonne,
Young of Concordia-59.
Absent-Messrs Brian, Burton, Denis, Ed
wards, Lagan, Lanaux, LeGardeur, Jr., Mar
shall, Willard, Pardee, Richardson, Steele,
Stille, Sutherlln-14.
Mr.. Ogden announced that he was paired