The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-02

In section 3, line g. strike out five and in
Isert ten In lieu thereof.
On that motion Mr.. Robertson moved the
previous question, which being seconded by
the Convention, the yeas and nays were called
for on the motion to amend, with the follow
| ing result:
Yeas Messrs. Allatn, HDbie, Bolton, Bgur-
gepis, Breen, Bulger, Bulow. Burton, Gahen,
Dhafre, Claiborne Collins, Davidson Of Clai-
borne, Davidson Of Ibervil1e. Dents, Edwards.
Heron, Howell, Kernocha1i, Knoblock, La
naux Long, Lyons, Marshall, Msntz. Moore
OF Lafourche, Mcdonnell, Noguez, Olivier,
gtt. Parlange, plnchbaek, poehe, kI,sha,,d4son,
Stamps, Stewart stille, stroyich, Warmoth,
Nays, Messrs. Babcoek, Baskin, Bell, Benz
ham, Bienvsnu, Blanchard, Breanx, Bridger,
Brian; Byrne, gaiffey Carey, ohlapela, !, C9 y
Faulk Favrot, Fontelieu, Haskfns, Gftard,
eron, Henry Of Natchitoehes, Hough. JAS
tremskii, jenkins. Joffrion, Kemp, Kennedy,
Kidd, King, Kirkman,. Lagan, Land, Leake,
Leaardeur,. IT,, Loan, Lott Luckett Marks,
Matthews, Moreland, Moore Of st. Landry,
Munday MeGloin, Mutt, Ogden, Pardee,
a phsp s P9hhe y Eea hsa s s ssnme
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Stone, StringfelloW, sutherlin, Thompson,
Todd, Vance, Webb, White, Williams OF Grant,
Williams Of Terrebonne, Young Of. Coneordia,
Young Of East Baton RougesO.
Absent Messrs. Davis, Kelly, Willard,
Steele.
| The motion to amend was lost.
| On Mr.. Caffreys motion to adopt the ordi-
nance recon mended by the minority the yeas
and nays were called for, with the following
result.
| Yeas Messrs. Allan, Babcoch, Bell, BEN
ham, Bobie, Bourgeois, Breaux, Brea1l, Bull
ger, Bulow, ,Caffr,eey, gahen, tghaffe, Collins,
telieu, Gardner. ella, Grimes, Hough, Kerno-
nochan, King, Lanaux, Landry, IeGardeur,
Mcconnell, Nognez, Pardee Phelps, Pinch
back, Roach, semnes, Smith Of st. Mary,
| Stamps, Stevenson, Stewart. stille. strovieh,
Warmoth, Williams Of Terrebonne-4T.
Nays Messss Baskin, Blenyentl, Blanch-
Carey, Chlapella, Claiborne, Colvtn, Cunning
| ham, Davenport, Davidson Of Claiborne,
Davis, Dents, billiard, Easterly, Edwards
Estopfnal, Faux, Fnvrot, Forman, aasktns,
Henry nss Ii + Cameron, Henry Of Nate;hitoehes
| Heron, Howell, Jastrsmeki, Jenkins, Jof-
| frion, Kemp Kennedy, Kidd. Kirkman, Knob
| lock, LaEan, Land, Leake Lott, FLlckett
Lyons, Marshall, Moreland, Moore OF La
Gloin, Mutt, Ogden, Olivier, Oft, Parlange,
Poche, Ponder, Reid, Richardson, Rtvet, Rob-
ertson, Self, Simon, Smith OF jackson, Stagg,
Stone. Stringfelow, Sutherlitl, Thompson,
Todd, Vance, Watkins, Webb, Wells, White,
Williamson Grant, Young OF Concordia, Young
of East Baton Rou9e.-82.
Absent-~Messrs. Eam, Kelly, Willard,
Steele.
Mr. Pocte explained his vote as follows:
/ vote against the substitute to Ordinance
No. 427 for the reason that, for the purpose Of
granting more relief to the people, / desire n
debt than that proposed In the substitute.
fully indOrse the article which delares the
principal Of the consolidated bonds issued by
The State to be q valid obligation; but de-
funds received by the State for the State Semi
nary OF Learning aud for the Mechanical and
Agricultural College, recognizing the an
nual amounts received aud invested for
rate Of interest thereon to comply with the
conditions of the grants under the various
acts of Congress.
Mr.. Elan paired with Mr.. Steele.
The motion to adopt the ordinance reported
by the minority was lost.
Mr.. Elan informed the Convention before
the vote was taken that he was paired with
Mr.. Steele, and when his name was called he
|
vote In the negative and Mr.. Steele in the
affirmative.
Messrs. White and Bolton having given
notice, asked leave to record their reasons for
their votes In the journal
On the motion Of Mr. Lott to adopt the Or
dinance No. 427, reported by the COMMITTEES
the yeas and nays were called for. with the
following result:
Yeas-Messrs Baskin, Bienvenu, Brdger,
Burton, Byrne, Carey, ,Colvln, billiard, East
erly, Faux, Forman, Gaskins, Glrard, Cow
Natchitoches, Jastreinski, Jenkins, Jofffion,
Kennedy, Kidd, Klrkman, Land, Lott, Luck
EFT, MeGloin, Moore of st. Landry, .Mnnday
| Ogden, Ponder, Reid, Richardson, Rivet, Sell,
Smith Of jackson, Sutherlin, Todd, Vance,
Nays : Messrs. Allan. Babeock, Bell,
geois, Breaux, Breen, Brian, Bulger,
Bulow, ,C,affrey, Gahen Chaffe Chta-
venport, Davidson Of Claiborne, Davidson Of
| Edwards, Estopfnal, Favrot, Fontelieu, Gard
ner, George, Ola, Grimes, Hazard, Heron,
Hough, Howell, Kemp, Kernochan, King,
Marshall, Matthews, Mentz, Moreland, Moore
Of. Lafourche, Mcconnell, Nogqez, :, Mutt,
1 Olivier, OFT, Pardee, Parlange, Phelps, Pinch
back, Poche, Roach, Robertson, Semmes,
Simon, Smith Of St. Mary, Stage, Stamps,
Stevenson, Stewart Stille, Stone, Stringfel-
low, Strovich, Thompson, Warmoth, Watkins,
| Wells, White, Williams Of Grant, Williams OF
Terrebonne, Young Of Concordia, Young OF
East Baton Rouge-89.
Absent-Messrs. Kelly, Willard, Steele-3.
Mr.. Elam paired with Mr.. Steele.
The motion to adopt Ordinance No. 427 was
lost.
Mr.. Ogden, in accordance with previous no.
tice given by him, submitted the reasons for
his vote, as follows:
vote Eyes" because the principles involved,
upon which the majority report Is founded,
are, In my opinion, right and just, to wit: An
investigation OF the debt as originally created,
and separation OF the legal and just from
the illegal and fraudulent, and while more OF
the ante beltatm ought to be recognized, it can
only be done upon the principle as laid down
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