The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
Mr. Matthews be laid upon the table, and on
this motion Mr. Matthews called for the yeas
and nays, with the following result

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yin, Cunningham, Davenport Davidson Of
3pshSs1s pehslsoa ps Rfsa Eas,sry psass 1rssas nsns
Fontelleu, Fermaih, aashIiiis, George, George,
Girard, Ola, Covers, Grimes. Havard. Henry,
81 Cameron, Henry Of Natehitqches. Heron.
Howell. Jastremskl, Jenkins, Jofftion, Kelly,
Kemp, Kennedy. .Kernochail, Kidd. King,
aardetlr Jft. Long, Lott, Luekett Lyons, Mar
shall, Millarh, Moreland, Moore Of LafoureIe,
Mopre Of st. Landry, Mundag, Mcdonnell,
MMe9;lcl,, M Mutt Ogden, Olivier, Ott Parlange,
Self Hemnes, Simon, Smith of jackson,
Stagg. Stevenson, stllle, Stone, Sttingfelow,
strovich. sutherlln. Thompson, Todd, Vance.
| Watkins. Webb, Wells. White, Williams Of
Grant, Williams of Terrebonne, Young Of
| East Baton Ruuge--1Db.
Nays 4Messrs. Allaln, Babcoek, Betham.
| Bourgeois, Bulow, Cafet, Davidson Of 1ber-
ville Hullgh, Howell Loan, Matthews, No
guez, Pardee Pinchback. Stamps, Steele,
btewart-l4.
The amendment of Mr.. Matthews was laid
on the table.
On the motion Of Mr.. Cunningham, the re-
solution of Mr. Warmoth and amendment Of
Mr. Formnn. were referred 10 the Committee
Oh Public Debt
The report of the Committee on the Dis
tribution Of The Powers Of the Government,
presented April 25, was taken UP, and, on mo
ton Of Mr. Lyons. chairman of said commit
tee, was postponed.
The resolution VI Mr.. Stamps relative to
the powers and duties of the Convention, was
taken up .5.M5
Mr.. Moore, Of hafo,trche, moved that the
resolution be- referred to the Committee on
Amendments to the Constitution, and on that
motion Mr. McGloin moved the previous
question, which was seconded.
On the main question the yeas and nays
were called for, with the following result.
Yeas Mnssrs. Angustin, BaskIn Bienvenu.
blanchard, Bolton, Brea'lx, Breen, Brian,
Bulger, Bulow, burton, Caifrey Carey, CHA
pella, Claiborne Collins, Colvin. Cunning ham.
Davenport, Davidson u Claiborne, Davis,
Faulk, Favrot Forman, Gaskins. George,
Hirard 4owers Grimes. gueriBgef, Havard,
Henry Of Cameron. Henry Of Natehitoehes,
Heron, Howell, Jastretnski, Jenkins. Jof-
Sa N9a kkey kngy Kn. hsn keRRnsd Rnss ke1neeaan ssn9
Land, Landry, Leake, Letiardeur, r., Lott,
Luekett, Lyons, Marshall Mlllard, More,
land, Moore Of Lafourehe, Moore of st. Ian
Dry, Man.aaiy, Mso97nnell ,17 Meaon, hlI' Nutt,
ORHhIl, 0llNiRHs EHIIHUAt, EOEIp, IOHubE,
Reid, Richardson, Robertson, Sell, selnmes,
Simon, Smith of Jackson, stagg, Stamps
Steele, Stille, Stone, Btrlngfellow, SutherLln.
Thompson, Todd, Vance, Watkins. Webb
williams of Grant, Young of East Baton
Rouge -gg
Nays Messrs. Allain, Babeock, Bobie
Bourgeois, Cahen. Davidson Of Ibervllle, De-
mas. Dckerson, FonteIieu, Gardner, Gla
Grimes, Hough, Loan. Long, Matthews
Mentz, Noguez, Pardee, Plnehback-I.
The motion to refer was carried.
Mr.. Stamps moved that the vote just taken
be reconsldered.
On the motion of Mr.. MeGloin the motion
To reconsider was laid on the table.
The resolution Of Mr.. Noguez, relative to
leyees, which had been referred to the Com
Sutherlin. chairman Of that committee, with
out action, and was on his motion referred TO
the Committee Oh Federal Relations.
The CHAIR presented communication from
Mr.. Chandler, which was received.
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
The following named members introduced
the following entitled ordinances. which were
severally read and ordered to lie over In ac-
cordanee with the rules of the Convention. 10
wilt: ~M=-
BY Mr.. Warmoth-
Ordinance No. 1874.
Concerning licenses.
BY Mr.. Kidd
Ordinance No. 1B5, z+%=.=.S
Concerning concealed weapons and pre-
llmlnary Investigations.
BY Mr. Simon, Of st. Martin
Ordinance No. 13G,
Concerning State attorneys.
BY Mr.. Thompson
Ordinance No. t37,
Concerning movable property
BY Mr.. Thompson
Ordinance No. 1877, bis.
Concerning limitation of Legislative power
BY Mr.. Poche-
Ordinance No. 1873,
Concerning right Of suffrage.
by Mr.. Knoblock, OF Lafourche-4
Ordinance No. t3g,
CONCERNING elections and the elective fran
chise. +@
BY Mr. Knoblock, Of Lafourche-
Ordinance No. t40,
Concerning sectarian instruction In public
schools.
by Mr.. Knoblock, Of Lafourche-
Ordinance No. al,
Concerning approval OF appropriation bills
by the Executive
BY Mr.. II. Grimes
Ordinance No. 142,
Concerning drainage boards and the dis
trcts ofthe alluvial parishes.
BY Mr.. Girard, OF Lafayette
Ordinance No. 143, .=..==
Concerning claims against the State.
BY Mr.. Girard-
Ordinance No. IA.
Concerning State officers.
by Mr.. Girard-
Ordinance No. 145, =M+..@MMz@
Concerning elections.
BY Mr.. Landry
Ordinance No. lag,
Concerning suffrage domicile Of officers and
ballot.
By Mr.. Ponder
nr.ls NJ,