The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-08

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Knoblock, Land,. Leake, LeGardeur, Jr.
Long, Lott, Luckett Lyons, Marks, Mar
shall, Willard Moreland, Moore Of Lafourche
Moore Of st. Landry, Munday, Mutt, Ogden
Ott Pardee, Parlange, Phelps, Poohe, Ponder
Reid Richardson, Robertson, Sell, semmes
staeg, steee stile Stone. '' s i hS
sutherlln. Thompson, Todd, Vance, Watkins
Webb, Wells, White, Williams of Grant
Young Of East Baton Rouge-s6.
Absent ,Augustin, Babcock, Bell. Bour
] Henry, Kidd. Pinchback, Mcdonnell, Roche
Stamps, ID. Young ID
The motion to lay upon the table was lost.
Mr.. Robertson moved to refer Mr.. Cahen's
resolution to the Committee ON Health
Quarantine and State Medicine
Mr.. Cahen moved to lay Mr.. Robertson'f
motion on the table, on which the yeas ant
nays were called, with the following result:
Yeas Messrs. Allan, Blenvenu, Blanchard
Cahen. Demas Fanlk, Fontelieu, Gardner
dry, Olivier. Stewart, strovieh, Warmoth
Williams OF Terrebonne-19.
| Nays Messrs. BaskIn, Bell. Benham, Bo-
bic Bolton, Breauk, Breen, Bridger, Brian
Burton BYrns oa1irn ,yys Carey ohals n,n tina
Davidson Of fberville. Davis, Dickerson. Dill.
lard, Easterly, Edwards, Elam, Estoplnal
Favrot, Forman, George, Girard, Covers
toches, Heron. Hough. Howell. Jastremsh,
Jenkins, Joffrion, Kelly, Kemp, Kernochan,
Kidd Kirkman, knobloek. Land. Leake, Lee
Gardeurr. Jr, Loan Long, Lott, Iu sat't
Maara q ao4ee Moore Of st. ha
dry, Munday. McGloin, Mutt, Ogden, OFT,
Pardee, ParIange. Phelps Poche. Ponder,
Reid, Richardson, Robertson, Sell, Semmes,
Simon, Smith of jackson, Smith OF st. Mary,
Etagg, Stamps. Steele, Stevenson, Stille,
Stone. Stringfellow, Sutherlin,. Thompson,
Todd, Vance, Watkins. Webb. Wells, White,
Williams Of Grant, Young Of East Baton
| ROuge-g8.
geois, Bulger. Bulow, Denis, Gasklns Guer-
ingen Lagan, Marks, Mentz, Mcconnell,
Noguez, Pinchback, Roach Young Of Con-
cordia-t7
The motion to lay on the table was lost.
Mr.. Kelly moved to lay the whole subject
matter on the table, which motion was lost.
Mr.. Robertson's motion TO refer the resou-
ton to the Committee on Health, Quarantine
and State Medicine prevailed.
! Mr.. Blanchard In the chair.
| On motion Of Mr.. Wilt the rules were sus-
pended with the view Of taking UP Mr.. Stones
resolution, relative to the vote OF the Presi-
dent OF this Convention.
| Mr. |. ID. Moore, of Lafourche offered the
following resolution as substitute.
| Resolved, That the President Of this Con-
vention be excused from voting on any sub
| ject pending before this body, except In case
| Of a Tie vote or when he may otherwise choose
| to exercise the right to vote.
| Mr.. Allan, of Iberville, moved to postpone
| the whole subject matter, on which the yeas
and nays were called, with the following re-
| suit:
| -Messrs. Allan. Benvenu, Blan-
chard. Bobie Breen, Bridger, Brian, Bulger,
| Burton, Byrne, Cahen, Carey, Chaffe, CHA
pelIa, Claiborne. Collins. Colvin. Cunning
ham, Davenport, Davidson y. Of lber y, De
Elam, Estopinal, Faux, Fayrot, Fontelieu.
| Forman, Gardner George, Ola, Crimes
| Hazard, Henry Of Cameron. Henry OF Nat
chitoches, Hough, Jenkins, Kennedy. King,
kirkmap. Knobloek,. Lanaux, Land, Lsake,
Lyons, Marks, Matthews, Willard, More
land, Moore OF Lafourehe, Munday, McGloin.
Mutt, Ogden, Olivier, Pardee, Parlange
Phelps, Poche, Ponder, Reid, Richardson,
son. Stamps Steele, Stevenson, Stewart.
Stille. Stringfelow, Strovich, Thompson,
Todd, Vance, Warmoth Watkins, Webb. Will
liams of Grant Williams Of Terrebonne
!
| Babeoek, Bell, Breaux, Caffrey, Da-
| wilson OF Claiborne Davis. Girard, Covers
Heron, Howell, Jastremsk, .Joffrion, Kelly.
Kemp, kernochan, Kidd, Landry, Loan. M ar
shall, Mentz, Moore Of st. Landry, OFT, Self,
Smith of st. Mary, Stagg, Stone, Sutherlin,
Whites.
Absent Auglstin, BaskIn, Benham Bour'
geois, Bulow, Denis, Gaskins. Gueringer, La
gan, Mcconnell Noguez, Pinchbaek, Roach,
Wells, Young OF Concordia-15.
The motion to postpone prevailed.
Mr.. Sutherlin's resolution relative to the
numbering OF the articles of the constitution
having been taken up, Mr.. White moved to re-
fer said resolution to the Committee on Final
Revsions. The motion was carried by q
rising vote OF 81 yeas to Al nays.
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING.
The following entitled ordinances were
passed to their second reading and were re-
spectively referred to the appropriate com
mittees, as follows:
Ordinance No. 80,
Concerning the eligibility of women to
office.
To the Committee on Education.
Ordinance No. 81,
Concerning laborers' privileges.
To the Committee on General Provisions
Ordinance No. 3t2,
Concerning limitation OF legislative power.
TO the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No. 313, -..=-=@
Concerning taxation, limitations and ex-
emptons
To the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No 314,
Concerning State University. s.s5..=
TO the Committee on Education.
Ordinance No. 315,
Concerning exemption OF city built boats
from wharfage dues.
To the Committee on Taxation, Eaualiza-
ton and Exemption.
Ordinance No BIG,
Concerning tax collectors.
To the Committee on the Legislative De-
partment.
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