The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY JUNr "a 1879

same power as provided By article A. q this
constitution,
The rules were suspended and the article
Delegate King moved TO reconsider the vote
by which article was adopted. Laid on the
Del Delegate White offered the following addi-
tional amendment. which went over under the
rules:
AnT. :. There shall be, On assessor OF state
and parish taxes elected BY the qualified cleo
q sah b naIah o dean he sre aba o5
elected By the qualified electors Of each munifi.
pal district one assessor for such district. me
q asses sors for State and elty assessmentg n
and for the parish Of Orleans. Assessors shall
BE- commissioned BY the Governor of the State
and their duties anuGomp ensRtion shall DO pre-
scribed BY law.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Delegate Todd presented the report 81 the
Committee on General Prov sions, which was
ordered to be printed IN bill form.
:, Delegate KIDD presented . report from ne ne
adoption d The following ordinance:
g \ iioating indebtedness Of the State: !.
As1IoLE The General Assembly ~ sha c,n o.
seiaen esosds ior al valid
unpaid warrants and certificates OF indebted..
ness ISSUED against the general tuna account
fiji dues Of the state existing prior to the first
day q Jannary. 1872 II bonds Ct the denomina-
Bic iii Six years. bearing interest Ut the rate Of
per cent per Gnnum. with coupons attached
thereto payable On ba e cr
AIR. 4. The bonds 20. issued shalt be receiva-
a1ed h s sa nd pos e
Inc hrat day Of January. 1879. and for the re-
dem ption of property sold for taxes prior to
AM. ). All moneys received 10 ths treasury
the first day Of January. 1872 to the credit OF
apart IL d sinking fund fol. the redemption Of
the bonds provided for In articles N and g.. and
to DaY the interest thereon.
board TO examine and determine the validity
and justice OF the debts for which said warrants
and certificates Of indebtedness were Issued
and said board shall consist OF three sworn
officers Of tho State.
Delegate FOrman presented the following
dissent from the report:
10 the Honorable President and Members Of
the Convention:
The undersigned member Of your Committee
on State Debt utssentB from the report OF the
committee recommending an ordinances for
funding the floating debt warrants, etc.:
i. because the people Of the State cannot
nHoId ~ IneII " t H t. NV
w = os - y n pmtara ap Il tnn hg1h 1e
g. A sinking fund Ia unwiFe and improper In
any nnhneIal ssneHe. w w. WnaIISyeI sun y, 81
to devote to pay the principal should be used ,'
NJ not exceeding par. and the bonds de.
Btroyed j. II. FOHMAN.
EXEMPTION or MANUFACTURES.
The report OF the Committee On Manufao-
lures was taken up. 1t provides for the ex-
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~ aaid ayamntinn 10 figtaen years $500
Delegate Cunningham moved to strike out
Fifteen years. and insert ten
Delegate Blanchard moved to postpone the
consideration OF the subject until Friday
next and that the substitute be printed In
Delegate Carey moved to lay on the table
the motion to postpone. Lost.
The motion to postpone was then adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Agricul-
ture was made the special order Of the day
for tomorrow.
prsorrrrroNs 1NTRonrrcrD
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ner ttiem. Lnid over.
BY Delegate Faulk-That the Convention
adjourn on Saturday next, to reconvene at
the city OF Monroe on the fifteenth OF July,
then and there to conclude Its labors. Laid
over. ,. ..,-
Deie9ate Luckate IasoiutloR ~ Wy seIung aor.n
that 1t was not the Intention OF the COnven-
tion to adjourn before its labors were COM
pietei, was taken up.
Dalauafe Sutherlin moved 70 amend by prO.
ytdlng that the Convention shall adjourn f1 on
q a+,,raer nart tn meet Observation-Disclosures alec.
nhIuIuay u T., ~ ,4.. e 81 na,n nsiaany TO-
WaeIe lnan ~ ~ IVY ~ NeW nlleals tpiace
not deslgnated). Lala on the liable.
The original resolution was then adopted.
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The following ordinances were introduced,
read once and went over under the rules:
BY Delegate Elam-Relative to the scaling