The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 20 1879
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Z Bv DELEGATE simon-R Relative TO trials.
nv Delegate Olivier Providing for the Sc
/ lection Of presidential electors by the Gen
N By b Delegate Bobie- Relative to exemptions
!. from seizure and sale.
I BY Delegate Bolton Providing that the
General Assembly shall never pledge the
. credit OF the State to any corporation, anc
shall never create any debt, except to meet 9
deficiency. and In tiIat case the debt created
, shall not exceed 100000.
By Delegate Parlange-That the right 81
taxation vests In the State and fs indestructi
BILE and that the General Assembly shall have
J no power to make exemptions.
That the General Assembly shall nave nc
power to create any debts, except In certain
specified cases.
That the credit OF the State shall not BE-
pledged for any corporation. nor snail Il
enter into any partnership with such corpor'
alton.
II Relative to the power OF the General
Assembly to impose taxation:
II By Delegate Davidson Restricting ap-
pcntments 70 Office 70 the people only ~ i.
qualifications for Judges.
By Delegate shall-Relative TO the
boundaries OF parishes. their representation
} etc.
Il shall be repaired to record all births, deaths
and marriages in the several parishes.
Delegate McGloin-Re Relative to local tax.
alton; restricting II to six mills on the dol.
4 lar, except In certain caseB.
i That no tax shall be laid on the tools, nipple.
ments or books Of any labOrer, or mechanic
or professional man, and that such tools, inn
plements or books shall be exempt from
seizure except for the satisfaction OF ven
| doris lien.
Relative to the jury system Of the State
Three ordinances.l
By Delegate Williams - Relative to the
election Of police jurors.
i Relative To the compensation Of supervisors
Of election and clerks, placing 1t at SO per
By Delegate Land-Relative to qualifica-
| tions for grand and petit jurors.
by Delegate Moore, Of Lafourche Relative
| to the militia.
Relative to the mode Of revising the const-
BY Delegate Chiapella-Pr Providing that the
Legislature shall never adopt an individual
| act Of corporation or legitlmation.
by Delegate Smith, OF st. Mary-Providing
for compulsory education.
Providing that the public schools shall be
kept open for nine months In the year.
BY Delegate Sutherlin- Relative to the
power Of the General Assembly TO pledge the
eral Assembly shall not have the power to
make any law allowing less than the whole
number OF jurors to bring In verdict Of
guilty.
~ Delegate Landry Relative to poll tax
BY Delegate Heron Relative to the es-
tablishment OF public schools.
BY Delegate Ogden Restricting the power
Of the General Assembly to impose taxation.
BY Delegate Observation-Disclosures to the
property rights Of wives.
By Delegate Babcock- Relative to the crea-
ton Of offices Of profit and trust.
BY Delegate Smith Of Jackson Relative to
the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Rxy DaInnafn Ein1n Ralnftvn ~ 1,I,,r ,,0re
votes; providing that all votes shall be so
cast
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING.
The following ordinances were taken up
On their second readings and appropriately
referred:
By Delegate Carey-C Concerning exemption
from taxation Of Manufacturers.
BY Delegate Herron-C Concerning approval
or dlsapproyal q bills by the Governor.
Concerning signing Of bills by the Speaker
for payment OF salaries OF State officers.
BY Delegate AIlain-C Concerning qualifica-
ton for suffrage and Office
Concerning employment OF convicts.
By Delegate Blanchard Concerning State
sovereignty.
BY Delegate Thompson Concerning limita-
ton OF levy Of State tax.
Concerning right Of trial by jury.
Concerning publishing laws
BY Delegate McGlofn-Co Concerning taxa
ton
Concerning the application Of the provisions
OF the new constitution.
Concerning public schools.
Concerning prohibition OF license tax.
Concerning issuing of bonds and extraordi-
nary taxation.
Concerning articles referring to elective
franchise.
BY Delegate Otto Concerning issue Of State
bonds.
BY Delegate Bienvenu-Co Concerning taxa
tion.
BY Delegate Moore, Of Lafourche- Concern
Ing final passage and requirements OF bills,
amendments and acts.
By Delegate Hough- Concerning persons
eligible to State Office
BY Delegate Pardee-C Concerning manner
Of final passage OF acts.
By Delegate Notwithstanding divorce
and manner OF adopting laws.
By Delegate Mountaineering division OF
parish Of Orleans.
BY Delegate Faulk-Concerning insurance
companies.
By Delegate Blanchard Concerning the
Mississippi river and boundaries of the State.
Concerning lotteries.
BY Delegate Collins-C Concerning disfran-
chisement for dueling and carrying concealed
By Delegate Cafrrey-Concerning delin-
quent taxes.
BY Delegate Bobie-C Concerning incorpora-
ton Of towns and villages.
BY Delegate Notwithstanding quaIffica-
ton Of electors.
By Delegate Simon-Co Concerning the judi
ciary.
By Delegate Jastremski- Concerning school
districts OF Incorporated towns.
By Delegate Estopinal- Concerning persons
eligible to the Legislature.
By Delegate Joffrion- Concerning persons |
prohibited from holding Office and voting, re-
movals, etc.
BY Delegate Moore. Of St. Landry-Con-
corning form Of oath of State officers.
Concerning manner of enacting laws.
Concerning the judiciary.
BY Delegate Moore, Of Lafourche- Concern
ing officeholders.
By Delegate Smith, OF Jackson-C Concerning
change of parish site.
By Delegate Baskin-Concerning the sale |
Of liquor on days Of election.
BY Delegate ls-Concerning the right
OF the Legislature to prescribe qualifications
Of magistrates and police jurors.
By Delegate misunderstanding incor-
DOration Of cities towns and villa uac hv