The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-22

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chairman, was made the special order Tor
Saturday at o'clock p. m.
Ordinance No. 49, reported by the Com
mittee On Elective Franchise, was taken up,
and on motion OF Mr.. Poche, chairman
made the special order for Tuesday, the
twenty fourth instant.
Ordinance No. 383, reported BY the Com
mites on Manufactures, was taken up, and
on motion Of Mr.. Carey, chairman, made the
special order Of the day for Monday next. m
Ordinance No. 41O, reported by the Com
mites on Public Education, was taken up,
and on motion OF Mr.. Blanchard, laid over
subject to call.
Ordinance No. 412, reported by the Com
mittee on Taxation, Equalization and Ex-
emption, was taken up.
Article 5 was read.
Mr.. Parlange offered the following amend
ment:
In line 2, strike out the second "may." and
insert, In such case shall"
Mr.. Blanchard moved to lay the amend
mendment Of Mr.. Parlange on the table.
The motion was lost BY rising vote OF 40
Parlange was adopted.
tHE. p6MM06 III LI0 GHAlE. N.#
Mr.. Land offered the following amendment:
In line II, after the word school teachers,
Insert those engaged In the learned profess
sions1
Mr.. Covers offered the following amend
ment TO the amendment Of Mr.. Land;
Add at the end, Except those OF The legal
profession"
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Land.
| Mr.. Demas moved the previous question,
which was seconded by the Convention, and
the amendment OF Mr.. Land was lost.
| Mr.. George offered the following amend
ment:
Strike out ttls, Z In line 10, and insert fifty
| per cent Of that" a
On the molten Of Mr.. Steele the amend
ment was laid on the table by rising vote Of
80 yeas to 80 nays.
1 Mr.. Poche moved to amend by striking out
"school," In line IL.
1 Mr.. Phelps demanded the previous question
vote Of Az yeas to 81 nays.
The question recurring upon the substitute
Of Mr.. Breaux. offered yesterday, Mr.. Land
| offered to amend 1t as follows:
After upon" in line 4, insert banking and
1
rine, fire and life insurance, and upon all IT,
corporated companies for works Of general
| Improvement.
/ Mr.. Phelps demanded the previous question
upon the pending amendments, and the
amendment OF MI. Land was adopted BY q
rising vote Of rs yeas to 10 nays.
Mr. Forman's amendment, offered yester-
day, to
| Insert after the word vehicles" the words
sin Cities" and strike out all after the word
4 division" - @*
Was adopted
Mr.. Olivier's amendment offered yesterday
to prefix .after the first Of January, 1886,
was lost.
The question recurring upon the substitute
81 Mr. Breaux, the yeas and nays we're called
for and seconded by the Convention, with the
following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Bell. Bobie
. Bourgeois, Breaux, Breen, Bulow, Byrne
Cahen, Carey, Claiborne, Colyin, Davis, Dick
erson. Gaskfns, Gueringer, Henry q Natehi
gan, Land, Landry, Mentz, McGloin, Mutt
/ Olivier. Pardee Pinchback, Rivet, Roach
: Semmes, Smith Of ST. Mary, Warmoth
Williams Of Terrebonne, Young OF Concor
) NaysMessrs. Baakin, Benham, Btenyen1
Blanchard, Bolton, Brian, Burton, CaffTey
Chaffe, Chfappella, Collins, Cunningham, Da
: yenport Davidson Of Claiborne, Davidson
i hal "a Faux, Fonteiisu, Gardener, George
Girard, Covers, Grimes. Harvard, Henry
Cameron, Heron, Hough, Howell, Jastrem
, SKI, Jenkins, Kemp, Kirkman, Lanaux
Lske Mah l9an hG Maons
land, Moore of Lafourche,, Moore OF st; Ian
8 dry, Munday, Mcconnell, Noguez, Ogden
; OFT, Parlange, Phelphs Poche, Ponder, Reid
Richardson, Self, Simon, Smith Of Jaek X 90
, Stone, stringfellow,, stroyich, suth q; 7
7 THOMPSON. Todd, Vance, Watkins WeDG
Wells, White, Williams Of Grant, Young
D East Baton Rouge 80.
Absent Messrs. Bridger, Bulger, Demas
billiard, Elan, Favrot, Forman, Gla, Ke1
9 nochan, Kidd, Knob1ock, Long, Marks
:, Robertson, Stamps-15.
And the substitute OF Mr.. Breaux was los
/ Mr.. Lyons now moved that the vote whereof
the amendment Of Mr.. Vance was yesteTda
defeated be reconsidered, and on this motto
Mr.. Phelps demanded the previous question
which was seconded by the Convention
The motion Of Mr.. Lyons prevailed BY
= rising vote OF 10 yeas to q nays.
' And the vote defeating the amendment
7 Mr.. Vance was reconsidered.
W. The amendment Of Mr.. Vance was read
- follows:
:. After the word "cigars," In line II, add ian
= cotton seed oil"
MI, Jenkins demanded the previous ques
ton on the amendment which was seconde
nv the Convention, and the yeas and nay
were seconded BY the Convention with V
following result:
'e Yeas-Messrs. Babeock, Baskin, Benhan
10 Bienyenu, Blanchard, Bolton, Bourgeoi
Brian, Burton, Byrne, Colytn, Davenpor
eriy, FAX, Gaskins. George, air s \, Cover as
g. Henry Of Natchitoches, Heron, Howell Ja4
IS Laeket Lyons Marshall MattMhe ears M "
t. Milard Moore OF LaiourGae, moore CORE, OF nt
le Parlange, Phelps, Ponder, Reid, Rivet, Ric|
7e ardson, Self, Smith Of Jackson, Stage, Steel
" Stevenson. Stone, stringfeIloW, suth 1e II
a. Vale Whito WiIliaus If Grant Williams