The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-06-05

strike out the WORD tleIeln anu insert u
messenger after they shall have been CO.
vened. Lost-yeas 43, nays 45.
Delegate stevenson moved To strik ke out ii
B. word 2 flK \" and insert the word limit
Delegate Favrot moved to insert after Il
time OF adjournment" Adopted.
Delegate Robertson moved tp amend B
providing that the Governor shall see that th
: laws are properly executed. Adopted,
Delegate Parlange moved to add at the on
of the article the words: "And any legislf
tion after such time, or as to other object
than those enumerated In such proclamation
shall be null and void" Adopted-yeas 4.
nays 49,
Delegate Richardson moved to add to th
article the words, ..procided, 1t shall not ex
Delegate Robertson moved to amend by In
L serting the words "or the Senate for e1ecu
A tive business only" after the words "th
General Assembly" Lost.
Delegate Todd moved to strike out all afte
g the word sepldemio' down to and Including
I the words -four months" Adopted 40
nays 28.
The article as amended was then adopted
Article II was read:
: AIT -. Every, bin which shall haye passes
If he shall approve he shall sign IL: but ff Ia
shall not approve. he shall return Ii, With Iii
Srginated. which house shall stsr 4 ths III ia obiso hss
tions at aTse npon tsis journal sn roaesd
house ahall agree 70 pass the bill. L shall BE-
sent with the Questions, to the other house, by
wie .sw,ss /, aha BE- eeonfidsred End q
The votes bath houses shall be- takei br sIss ssss
aud asalusB auuh iii shall Be entered i ss iSs M
EiQHInal pf each house respectively. IL any bill
m ES1 N sstEfasd 4 red, * I the aoyernoE
baa 1 sansa snf unless II te x aensral III
II VIII wbss esss ssa shs B. n s
shall nle ihe came with hig objections Il Il l ths
@ iae @shsii bs immedateIy s'p pronuIaatsd ofioaa
i by the eBeretRry OF State
Delegate blanchard offered amendments
making. certain verbal changes, which were
Delegate Pardee moved 10 strike out the
words ten and thirty and insert five"
1 Delegate Lyons offered q substitute pro-
viding that the Governor shall rettEn q law
NJ returned at the ma II anrnment tut II
the General Assembly shall not beeOf11e laws.
After some discussion the question was dis
vided and that part Of the substitute requir-
inR law to be returned within I'VE days was
adopted. "
On the second proposition, that ell bills not
signed at the time OF the adjournment Of the
Legislature shall not become laws, the yeas
and nays were demanded, resulting yeas "a,
nays 8, and the proposition waH adopted.
The article as amended was then adopted.
Article Is was adopted as read
ART. ~. The Governor shall have power to
dtsapprove OF any Item or Items OF any bills
making appropriations Of money. embracing
approved shall be law. and the Item or items of
appropriation dtsapprgved shall be void unlet
repassed according to the rules and limitations
nrnarrfhRd n
the executive veto.
Article 19 was read:
Arr. w.. Every order, resolution or vote to
which the concurrence of both houses may be
ment. snail b @ presented III i u lie governor, pd and
befol Il shall take effeat be approved BY him,
or being p e sha be a arepasssd b. two
Delegate Heron moved to amend by in
serting after the word adjournment" the |
words, "or on matters OF parliamentary pro
ceedings." Adopted.
Delegate Semmes moved to amend by In
Berting efter the word s'adiournmentf the |
words, "or on address for removal from Of |
fice." Adopted.
Delegate Pardee moved that the entire ar
ticle be stricken out. Lost.
The article aS amended was then adopted,
Article 20 was read:
ARr There shall be Treasurer, an Audi
tor Of Public Accounts and g SUPERINTENDENT Of
Public Education. who shall hold their respe3-
On motion of Delegate Leake the article
was stricken out.
Article al was read:
ART. -. The duties imposed by law uron the
Secretary OF State shall be discharged BY the
private /. secretary a ot the oovernor, who sh.ll
hundred dollars per annum. and such perqui-
sites as are now allowed by law to the Secretary
OF state, and no more.
On motion of Delegate Leake the article
was stricken out.
Article "a was read:
Art. -. The Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney
General and Superintendent of Public Educa-
tion shall be elected BY the qualified electors
BY death, resignation or permanent absence of
either Of said officers the Governor shall fill
ard consent OF the Senate; provided, boeceuer.
hat, Notwithstanding such appointment, such
vacancy shall be filled by election at the next
general election utter the occurrence of the va |
Delegate Breaux moved to amend by strik-
ing out the words superintendent Of Public
tary OF State and providing that the officers
named shall be elected for four years.
Adopted.
Delegate Moore Of Lafourche, moved to
sert: Prouided, however, that the unexpired
term shall not be more than twelve months
n which case an election shall be ordered to
I'LL the vacancy.
DetPkbI6 NlhGtuBWS moved as q SUBSTITUTE
to strike out the word general" Adopted.
Delegate Pardee moved to strike out all the
article after the words qualified electors of
the State" Lost.
Delegate knoblock moved to strike cut all
after the word Senate
Delegate Bell moved to amend by inserting
after the word appointment" the words ''for
ne % unexpired term" and strike out all after
The word Senate"
Delegate Blanchard moved to table the
pending amendments. Adopted
The article as amended was then adonted. !
Article % was read
ART. =. The Treasurer. Auditor and superin-
9endent e of Public Education shall receive for
heir services, each. a mpensatton which shall
leither be M increased e nor diminished during the
'Afiod tor which they shall have been respective
y elected: but which compensation shall not !
Exceed $4,000 per anDum for each officer
It was moved to strike out the words 'Su-
oerlntendent OF Public Education, and in
;ert the words Attorney General and Secre-
;ary of State
Delegate Poche offered the following sub
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