The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1879.

Mr.. Collins moved to reconsider the vot'
whereby article was adopted.
On the motion of MIR. Claiborne the motor
of Mr.. Collins was laid on the table,
on the. motion Of Mr.. Blanchard the ordl
nance as amended was adopted ana ofderee
printed In bill form.
Il Ordinance No 4oS, report Of the COMMITTEES
on Agriculture, was taken up, amendments
of Mr.. Heron and Mr.. Luckett pending.
I MI Edwards offered and withdrew substi
tute for the article.
Mr.. Herron's first amendment to strike out
"may" and insert ''shall," IN line J, was
adopted.
Mr.. Heron Withdrew his second amend.
ment. The amendment Of Mr.. Luckett was
adopted, as follows:
Add the words AT such time as the finan-
ciai condition OF the State may warrant them,
| In their Judgment, in making such eXpendl-
lures; prouided that such expenditures never
exceed live thousand dollars per annum.'
| Mr.. Webb moved to strike out tive In the
amendment OF Mr.. Luckett and Insert ten
| In lieu thereof.
| On the demand by. Mr. Demas for the pre-
vious question, which was seconded by the
Convention, the amendment Of Mr.. Webb,
by q rising vote Of 76 yeas to 16 nays, was
adopted and the ordinance, as amended, was
adopted and ordered printed in bill form.
ORDINANCE NO 1876.
Ordinance No. 1856, concerning limitations Of
powers Of government, was taken up on Its
third reading, pending the motion OF Mr..
Caffrey to reconsider the vote by which ar
ticle was adopted.
Mr. Blanchard moved that the future con-
sideration OF the motion to reconsider be
postponed, and that the ordinance be made
the special order Of the day for tomorrow,
Immediately after the reading of the journal
On the motion Of Mr.. Mcconnell, by a rising
vote Of 81 yeas to q nays, the motion to post
pone was laid upon the table.
On the motion Of Mr.. Forman, by rising
vote Of 60 yeas to 20 nays, the motion OF Mr..
Caffrey to reconsider was laid on the table,
Mr.. Moore. Of Latourche, moved that the
above entitled Ordinance No. 1856 do finally
pass, and on that motion he moved the pre-
vious question, which was seconded by the
Convention.
On article 4, In accordance with the motion
made on May % by Mr.. Robertson and
adopted by the Convention, a separate vote
WIS Utthtu, Will luo tOllOWluS IG5ulL.
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Bell, Bienvenu,
Brian, Bulger. Byrne, Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe,
Chiapella, Collins, Colvin, Davenport, David
son Of Claiborne, Davis, Denis, billiard,
Easterly, Edwards, Elan, Estopinal, Faux,
EonteGleu Forman GaSk skins, airard Covers,
Henry Of Natchitoches, Heron, Hough,
Jastremski, Jenkins, Joffrion, Kelly, Kemp,
Kennedy Kernochan, Knoblock, Lagan,
Lanaux, Leake, LeGardeur, Jr.,, Lott, Luck
Moore Nc, Of St. Landry, Munday, Mcdonnell,
McGloin, Mutt, Ogden, Parlange, Phelps,
Ponder, Reid, Richardson, Rivet, Self,
Semmes. Simon, Smith Of Jackson, Stagg,
Steele, Stevenson, Stille, Stone, stringfellow,
Watkins, Webb, Williams Of Grants.
Nays-Messrs. Babcock, Benham,. Bour
geois, Burton, Cunningham, Davidson Of
Iberville, Demas, Dickerson, Gardner, Grimes,
Howell, Matthews, Robertson, Wells-a.
Cahen. Claiborne, Favrot, George, ella, Kidd,
King, Kirkman, Land Landry Loan. Long,
Marks, Marshall, Mentz, Willard, Noguez,
Olivier, Oft, Pardee. Pinchback, Poche, Roach,
moth, White, Williams Of Terrebonne Young
OF Concordia, Young OF East Baton Rouge
Article was finally passed.
On article 6, in accordance with the motion
made May 26 by Mr.. Wells, a separate vote
was taken, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Benham, Benvenu,
Blanchard, Bolton, Breen, Brian, Bulger, Bur
ton, Byrne, Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe, Chiapella,
Collins, Colvin, Cunningham, Davenport,
Davis, Denis, billiard, Eaasterly, Edward,
Girard, Covers, Gueringer, Hazard, Henry
of Cameron, Henry Of Natchitoches, Heron,
Howell, Jastremski, jenkins, Joffrion, Kelly,
Kemp, Kennedy, Kernochan, Knoblock, La
gan, Lanau1, Leake, LeGardeur, Jr., Lott,
fourche, Moore Of st. Landry, Munday, Nc
Connell, McGloin, Mutt, Ogden. Pardee, Par
lange, Phelps, Ponder, Reid, Richardson,
Rivet, Robertson, Self, Smith of jackson,
fellow, Sutherlin, Todd, Vance, Watkins,
Webb, Williams Of Grant, Young Of East
Baton Rouge-82.
Nays-Messrs Allan, Bell, Bobie, Bour-
geois, Davidson 1 Ct , Claiborne, Davidson 1 Of
n np. s Crimes s Ho,ugh Matthews e Pinehback
SemInes, Simon, Smith Of St. Mary, Stroyich,
Wells-19.
Absent Messrs. Babcock, Breaux, Bridger,
Bulow, Cahen, Claiborne, Favrott, George,
Loan, Long, Marks, Marshall, Mentz, Mil
lard, Noguez, Olivier, OFT, Poche, Roach,
Stamps, Stewart, Thompson, Warmoth,
White, Williams of Terrebonne, Young OF
COneOrdla-31.
Article was finally passed.
On the final passage of the ordinance as a
whole the yeas and nays were called for, with
the following result: ......-.
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Bell, Benham, Bien-
venu. Blanchard, Bolton, Bobie, Breaux, Breen,
Brian, Bulger, Byrne Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe,
Chiapella, Colvin. Davenport, Davidson Of
Claiborne, Davis, billiard, Easterly, Edwards,
ELAN, Estopinal, Faulk, Forman, Gaskns,
Girard Covers, Gueringer, Harvard, Henry
Of Cameron, Henry Of Natchitoches, Heron,
Hough, Howell, Jastremski, Jenkins, Joffrion,
Kelly, Kemp, Kennedy, Kernochan, Kno.
block, Lagan, Lanaux, Leake, LeGardeur,
IT., Lott, Luckett, Lyons, Matthews, More
land, Moore OF Lafourche, Moore Of ST. Lam
dry, Munday, Mcconnell, McGloin, Mutt o.
den, OFT, Pardee, Parlange, Phelps, Ponder,
Reid, Richardson, Rivet, Robertson, Self,
Semmes, Smith Of jackson, Stage, Steele,
Stevenson, stillee,, Stone, stringfelloW, suther-
Wells, Williams Of Grant, Young Of East
Baton Rouge-87.
Nays-Messrs. Babcock, Davidson of
IberYilla Damas. FOntalieu, Gardner Grimes