The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-13

81 St Mary, stagg, Steele, Stewart, String
fellow, Strovieh Sutherlin, Warmoth, White,
Williams OF Grant-49.
Ordinance No 400 was finally passed
MI, Parlange recorded his vote In the mega
tive on article Of Ordinance No. 400.
Ordinance No. 4t2,
concerning revenue and taxation,
| Was taken up on Its third reading.
| On the motion OF Mr.. Forman the VOTE nv
which article . WIS adopted on it's second
reading was reeonsidered.
! On his farther motion article 4 was amerltsed
{ by striking out ali after the phrase tsper en-
! nam, In line IS.
On the motion Of Mr., Lyons the article Yves
further amended BY inserting, In lieu Of the
words stricken out, the following words:
The General Assembly shall provide for
Che appointra emit Of parish boards Of pablle
education for the dfferens parishes.
The article as am endeet was adopted on SEQ
ond reading, and under Al suspension OF the
rules. was passed to Its third reading.
Mr.. Wells moved that the vote by which
article was adepteehbe reconsidersd.
The motion was lost.
Mr Collins moved to reeensider aae vote sy
which article 8 Was adopted,
The motion was lost.
Mr. Bridger moved that q separate vote be
taken ON the final passage ef articls2.
The motion was lost by q rising vote OF 9T
yeas to 45 nays
Before the vots was taken on the anal pas
Usage of Ordinance Me- 40 Messps. Elan,
Wells, Bridger, Bienvenu and Grimes gave
notice that they would explain their votes.
On the final passage OF the ordinance the
Two nd II gx1l.
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Benhan blanchard.
Bobie, Bourgeois. Breauz, Breen, Brian, Bull
ger, Burton Cafltey, Carey, Ghaffee,. Collins,
Colyin, Cunningham Davenport, DavidsoIl
Of Claiborne, Davidson Of Iberville, Davis.
llard o1 Tayro tn,pntelie Gardner Grard
Heron, Howell, Joffrion Kemp, Kennedy, Ker-.
nochan, Lagan, Lanaux, Landry, Leake Lott.
Lyons, Marshall, Matthews, Mentz, Willard,
Moreland, Moore OF Lafourche, Moore Of st.
Pardee, parlange. Phelps, Poche, Richardson,
Rivet, Roach, Simon, Stamps, Stevenson.
Stone. sngherlin, Thompson Todd, Watkins,
Webb, Williams Of Terrebonne, Koung OF
Concorda Young Of East Baton Rouge-72.
Nays Messrss Bienvenr, Bridger. For.
man, Jenkins. Ogden, OFT, Self, vanae, Wells
Absent Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Bell, Boil
borne, Demas, Denis, Dickerson, Easterly,
Edwards. ELAN, .Estopina1 Faulk,. Gasklns,
George, Henry Of Cameron, Henry OF Match.
itoehes, Hough, Jastremski, Kelly, Kidd
King, Kirkman Inobloek, Land, Mel4arderr
yr,. Loan. Long Lt1ekett, Marks, Mcconnell,
Noguez, Plnehbaek, Ponder, Reid, Robertson.
Semmes, Smith OF Jackson, Smith OF st.
Mary, Stage, Steele, Stewart, Ssringfelow
Strovich, Warmoth, White, Williams Of
Grant-51
Ordinance No. 10 was finally passed.
Messrs. Elam, Jenkins, Sutherlin, Poche
and Davenport recorded their names as yot-
ing against the 6nal passage Of article ..
Mr.. Vance also recorded his name as voting
against article Q, because 1t admits OF mixed
schools.
The Chair presented a commanication from
the Fruit Growers Association, Inviting mesn-
bers OF the Convention to thehr exhibition at
Exposition Hall.
The communication was received.
On the motion of Mr.. Blanchard the Con-
yention adjourned until tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
VIM. Fl. HARRIS,
Secretary OF the Convention.
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Newton county, Ga, has been counting
noses and found cut that 1t has forty-fiye
dogs to every sheep. Il Is evident that some
canine mist OFF ulttnf1t u11ttor