The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

! Fontelieu, Gardner. alrard, Covers Grimes.
Henry Of Cameron, Heron, Hpugh, Howell,
Jastrernsk Jenkins. Jotfrion, Kelly, Kemp.
Kennedy, Knobloek, Land, Leake, LeGaIdenr,
Moreand, Moore Of Lafourche,. Moore Of ".
Landry. Munday, McGloln, Noguez, Mutt,
Olivier, OFT, Pardee, Parlange, Phelps. Poehe,
Richardson, Rivet, Robertson, Self, Sem mes,
son, Stone, stringfellow. strovich, suthsrlin,
Thompson Todd, Vance. Watkins, Wells,
White, Young OF Concordia-B3.
| Nays-Messrs. Forman, Henry of Natchl-
| toches-2.
venu, Bobie, Bourgeois, Brian, Bulger, Bulow.
Cahen, Collins Davidson Of fbervllle, Davis,
billiard, Faulk. Favrot, Haskins, George. Ola,
Guertnger,. Havard, Kernochan Kidd, King,
Kemp krkman Lagan a Lnan mla nnaMry Ny
Connell, Ogden. Plnchback, Ponder, 81 Reid,
Roach Smith Of jackson, Stamps Steele,
Stewart, Warmoth. Webb, Williams OF Grant,
1 Williams OF Terrebonne, Young Of East
Baton Rouge-~47.
More than d majority of all the delegates
elected to the Convention having voted In the
affirmative the.ordlnanee was finally passed,
MIR. Breaux In the chair
An additional article to Ordinance No. 422,
offered July 4, by Mr.. Wells, Concerning
mandatory provisions of the constitution, .
was. on his motion, indefinitely postponed.
The ordinance by Mr.. Wells concerning the
ntermarrlage of races was taken up.
The motion to refer to the Committee on
the Judiciary was lost by q rising vote OF 80
yeas to SO nays, the Chair voting In the mega
tive.
Mr. Young, OF Concordla, moved TO .indefl-
nitely postpone.
| H. 4 Ea and ytn xyJ xyfrp
called for with the following result:
Yeas--Messrs. Bobie, Byrne, Caffrey, Clai-
borne, Estoplnal, Favrot. Fonteieu, Grimes,
Gueringer, Heron. Hough, Howell, Landry.
Loan, Matthew'S Noguez, Olivier, Pa'siee,
ParIaDge, Poehe, Roach. Simon, Smith Of
st. Mary, Stevenson, Thompson, Williams Of
Nays-Messrs. Baskin, Bell, Blanchard,
Bolton Breen, Bulger, Burton, Carey, Chaffe,
Golvin, Cunningham, Davenport, Demas,
Diekerson. Edwards. ELAN, Forman Gard;
Cameron, rom IL Henry Of katehitoch;es, Jenkins.
Joffrion, Kelly, Kemp, Kennedy, Knoblock,
Lanaux, Land. LeGardeur, Jr., Lott, Luck
cit. Lyons, Moreland, Moore OF st. Landry.
| Mutt, Ogden, Phelps, Rivet, Richardson, Rob
ertson, Self. Semmes, Stagg, Stone, Stringfel-
low, sutherJin, Vance, Watkins, Wells, White
| -53
Absent Messrs Allaln, Babcock, Ben
ham. Bienvenu, Bourgeois, Breaux, Bridger.
IiIlAI1, buOW, 1hHHll, Stilhpeilts, LOlllHS, La
wilson Of Claiborne, Davidson Of 1beryille.
ains, ella, Hazard, Jastremskl, Kernochan,
Kidd, King. Kirkman. Lagan,, Leake, Long,
Marks. Marshall, Mentz Willard, Moore Of
Lafourche, Munday, Mcconnell, McGlon,
Ott Pinehback, Ponder, Reid, Smith Of Jack
son, Stamps, Steele, Stewart, Strovich, Todd,
Warmoth, Webb, Williams Of Grant, Young
OF Concordia, Young Of East Baton Rouge-53.
The motion to postpone was carried.
REPORT FROM THE TABLE.
The report from the Committee on the
Debt. Government and Proper Drainage Of
tho City of New Orleans was taken up, and,
on the motion Of Mr. Matthews, by rising
vote of n yeas to s nays, was ordered to lie
on the table subject to call
On the motion of Mr.. Matthews, Ordinance
No. 4l0, concerning public education, was
taken up for the consideration Of article
which had been postponed, and ordered to be
considered with his substitute therefor after
the report Of the Committee on State Debt
should be taken up.
Article OF Ordinance No 40, on It's second
reading, was read
The substitute for the article, which had
been offered by Mr.. Matthews, was read.
Mr.. Matthews moved to amend his SUBJ
stitute by striking out all from line II to line
50, inclusive.
On the motion of Mr. Claiborne, the substi-
tute was laid on the table.
Article of Ordinance No 40 was adopted
on its second reading.
Under a suspension Of the rules the article
| was passed to It's third reading
| On the final passage Of the ordinance the
yeas and nays resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Allan, Baskin, Bell, Blanch-
ard, Bobie, Bolton, Bourgeois, Breaux, Breen,
| Bridger, Brian, Burton, Byrne, Cafrey,
Carey, Chiapella, Claiborne, Collins, Cum
ningham, Davenport, Davidson of Claiborne,
Davidson OF Ibervile Demas, Dickerson,
Easterly, Edwards, Estopinai, Faulk, Favrot
Fontelieu, Forman, Ola, Covers, Gueringer,
Hazard, Henry OF Cameron, Henry Of
Natchitoches, Heron, IHough, Howell, JAS
Kennedy, Kernochan, Lanaux, Landry, Leake,
LeGardeur, Jr., Loan, Lott, Luekett, Lyons,
Matthews, Willard, MoreIand, Moore Of La
fourche, Moore Of st. Landry, Hoguez, Mutt,
Ogden Olivier OF Psrdee Parlange Pinch
Self, Semmes, Simon, Smith OF st. Mary,
Stage Stamps, Stone Stringfellow, Suth-
erltn, Thompson, Todd, Watkins, Wells, Young
of GoGeOrda-S4.
Nays-Messrs. Girard Sterenson-2.
Absent Messrs. Babcock, Benham, Blen-
venu. Bulger, Bulow. Canen, Chatfe, Covin,
Davis, Denis, billiard, EIam Gardner, Gas
kins, George, Grimes, Kidd, King, Kirkman,
Knoblock, Lagan, Land, Leake, Long, Marks,
Marshall, Mentz, Munday, Mcconnell, Nc.
Gloia, Phelps, Ponder, Rtyet, Roach, Smith
of jackson, Steele, Stewart, Strovich Vance,
Warmoth, Webb, White, Williams of Grant,
Williams Of Terrebonne, Young Of East Baton
| Rouge-45,-
And the motion to postpone indefinitely
was lost
| By 3 rising vote of 81. yeas to "a nays the
ordinance was adopted on its second reading
Mr.. Gueringer, on behalf Of the Committee
on Enrolment, reported as correctly enrolled
| Ordinance No. AT.
SPECIAL oEDER OF THE DAY.
Ordinance No. 44G,
| Concerning Homesteads and other E1enp.
lions,
/ Was taken up.
The amendment of Mr.. Lyons, pending
since July II, was laid upon the table.