The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08


IAN act TO repeal act No. % Of the Lsgisla-
tire Of 1868, entitled AN act 10 increase the
revenues Of the State, and TO authorize the
incorporation and establishment Of the Lou
iHiana State LOTTERY Company. and TO repeal
certain acts now In foree' also to abolish
the Louisiana State Lottery Company. also
TO repeal act No Of the Legislature Of 1874,
entitled An act relative to the unlicensed sale
Of lottery tickets In the city Of New Orleans,
and comforting on police courts the power 10
suppress the saine.' also 10 repeal act No. 10
Oh the Legislature Of 1874 entitled An act
relative to crimes and oifenses: 10 declare
the sale OF Illegal lottery tickets or the draw
Ing Of any illegal lottery a misdemeanor, and
30 provide for the punishment of the same,
and to regulate the evidence TO be received
upon the tilal Of such offenses !: also 10 pro-
hiblt lotteries and the sale u lottery tickets;
10 make IL misdemeanor to set up or pro
mote lotteries OF 10 sell lottery tickets or aid
therein directly or iDdlrectly 10 provids
punishment therefor and TO regulate the
evidence to be received upon the trial Of such
offenses."
Consideration resumed Of
House bin No. 100.
IAN act making appropriations to cover
DEFICIENCIES Of former years. TO be paid out oil
the revenues Of such years
And the second amendment by the com
mittse was read and adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message was received from
the House at 10 o'clock p. m:
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
New OrleaDs February 1. 1879. !
To The Honorable President and Members OF
am directed TO inform you that the HOUSE,
has concurred In the Concurrent Resolution
Of the Senate,
Senate bill No. 1D7,
protesting against The interference by the
Federal government with tho Internal affairs
OF the State of Louisiana"
Hespec''0'tSS 3. NJ. rEauEs. Chief Clerk
Amendment . 10 House bill No. 152 was
read. ~.
Mr.. Stamps moved TO lay The amendment
on, this table, and demanded the yeas and
nays.
The roll being called, resulted IA follows.
Yeas Messrs. Bryant, Cahen, Delahous-
save, Stampa. sutton, Wheeler-6.
Nays Messrs, Breaux. Benners. Bowden
Cage. Ducrus, Ellis, FOntenot, Garland, Hard
Ing, Heron, Kelly, kenner, Landry. Merkel
Mitchell, Norwood, Perkins Richardson,
Sandiford, Boanland, Steven. btubbs, Tesada,
Williams, Xacharie-25,
Absent MesHrs. Del}ouChel. Ola. Harper,
WALES, Wells-5.
And the motion TO lay OFF the table was lost
On motion Of Mr.. Steven tho amendment
was adopted.
The fourth amendment Of the committee
was read.
Mr.. Kenner moved 10 strike out the fourth
amendment, and demanded tho yeas and
nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
yeas-Messrs. Breaux. Benners, Bryant,
Cage, Cahen Ducros, Harding, Kenner, Lam
dry, Merkel, Steven, stubbs, Wheeler, Zach
Nays - Messrs. Bowden. Dslahoussaye
Ellis, Fontenot, Garland, Harper, Heron,
Kelly. Mitchell, Norwood, Perkins, Richard
son, Sanditord, scanland. Stamps, Sutton,
Texada, Wells. Williams
Absent -Messrs Deljouohel, Ola, Wailes-J
And the motion to strike out was lost
On motion OF Mr.. Ellis the amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. Stamps In tho chair
Amendments and6 were read and adopted.
Amendment was read.
Mr.. Breatx moved 10 lay the amendment
ON the table.
Mr.. Steven demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted AZ follows.
Yeas-Messrs. Breaux, Benners, Cahen,
Ellis, Garland Gls Harding . Herron, Kelly,
Perkins. Sandiford. Stamps. Steven. Texada,
WaileB Wells, Wheeler. Xacharie--23.
Nays +Messrs. Bowden, Bryant, Delahous-
Haye. Ducros Fontenot. Richardson. Scanland.
Absent Messrs. Cage, DeBouohel, Harper,
Sutton.
And the motion to lay on tho table pre-
vailed.
Mr. Garland moved TO reconsider the vote
just taken.
The motion was lost.
Amendments and were read and adopted.
IThe President of the Senate In the chair.l
Amendments 10, II. IL and 10 TO House bill
No. 1t2 were read and adopted.
Mr.. Breaux offered tho following amend-
ment, which was adopted:
For deficit In contingent expenses Of the
Office Of State Superintendent OF Public Edu-
cation for years 1877 and 1879. $780,
On motion of Mr. Steven the bill was passed
TO it's third reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
four-tifths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
the bill was read third time and finally
passed.. and its title adopted, and notice Of
concurrence ordered TO be sent to the House.
Mr.. Steven moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed, and on
his own motion the motion 10 reconsider was
laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Steven tho rules were
suspended and the Governors report OF dis
bursement Of contingent fund was taken UP
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE.
The following messages were received from
the House at rs D. m
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
New Orleans. February /. 1879.
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
! am directed to inform your honorable
BODY that the House has adopted the report
OF the committee on conference on the disa-
kreelnR votes OF the Senate and House as to