The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
or THE
Fifth Days Proceedings.
NEW ORLEANS, Friday. April Oh.

Howell, u aStr8mSkl, Jenkins, JOtfrlOn, hell,
Kemp, Kennedy, Kidd, Kirkmah, Knobl9cl
Lyons. Marks, Marshall, Matthews, Ment,
Willard, Moreland, Moore Of Lafourch,
Moore OF st. Landry, Munday, Mcconnell
McGIoin, Noguez, Mutt, Ogden, Olivier, OF
Pardee, Par!ange, Phelps, Poehs s Pon S,
Semmes, Simon, Smith Of jackson, Smith (
st. Mary. Stagg, Stamps, Steele, Stevenson
Stewart, Stille, Stone, Stringfellow, Strovicl
Sutherlin, Thompson, Todd, Vance, Warmotf
Watkins, Webb, Wells. White, Williams {
Grant, Williams of Terrebonne, Young (
Concordia, Young Of East Baton Rouge.
One hundred and thirty members and
quolu m present.
The journals Of April 81, %, 20 and "a wei
approved as corrected.
7 Mr.. Allan offered the following motion:
81 move that the President of the CONVEX
tion add to the Committee on Final Revisic
of tho Constitution three members OF the m
nority."
Postponed to a future day.
The Chair announced the following add
tional standing committees:
COMMITTEE ON LIMITATION.
/. T. ID. Moore of Lafourche.
Q. Bell of Orleans.
8. Bienvenu Of Orleans.
4. Forman OF Orleans.
5. Phelps OF Orleans.
6. Covers Of Livingston.
7. Henry of Natchitoches.
8. Stile of Sabine.
8. Baskin of Franklin. III
10. Davenport Of Morehouse.
IL. Matthews OF Tensas. I
IL. Bulow OF Assumption. u
IS. Smith of st. Mary. III
COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL RELATIONS.
J. Blanchard Of Caddo.
2. Webb OF Bienville #
4. Lott OF WNst Carroll.
5. Todd Of Mdehouse.
g. Havard Of 81 Landry. u
7. KellySOf ORLEANS. 8
8. Olivfersof ORLEANS. II
10. Warmoth Of p lquemines.
II. Grimes Oh Lafoy rche. ~
COMMITTEE osfH e,a 3E aA5 AZ OTHER nx
1. stringfelloVsof RI Iive1
2. Poche of St.Jamd n
5. Marks Of Orleans. II
A. Howell of OrieansN
S. Thompson Of gSt. I'll |nmShy.
6. Gaskins OF Li5aeoln.
g. King of Vermiliion. a
g. Stevenson Of IberviI& "
10. Bourgeois Of ST. harlk8
IL. Matthews OF Tensas.
IL. Claiborne OF Point Eouh
Is. Favrot Of West Babon Rouge.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC EDUCATION.
|. Claiborne of Pointe Coupee.
Q. Sutherlin of DeSote.
3. Collins OF Orleans.
4. Lanaux of Orleans.
5. McGloin Of Orleans.
6. POche OF st. James.
'. Simon Of st. Martin.
s. Bolton Of Rapides.
9. Davenport of Morehouse.
10. Marshall of Catahoula.
IL. Fontelieu Of Iberia.
IL. Pinchback or Madison.
-. Ola OF East Carroll.
COMMITTEE ON APPoRTIoNMENT.
/. Robertson of st. Landry.
2. Joffrion OF Avoyelles.
5. Luckett of Rapides.
4. Blanchard Of Caddo.
5. Bridger OF Caldwell.
6. Kidd OF jackson.
T. Caffery Of st. Mary.
8. Knoblock of Lafourche.
8. Bulger Of Orleans.
TO- Gueringer of Orleans.
Ii. Stamps OF Jefferson.
49, Cahen of Assumption.
49, Ola Of East Carroll.
COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES.
l. Carey of Orleans.
2. Lagan of Orleans.
3. Phelps of Orleans.
4. Edwards of Tangipahoa.
5. Moreland Of Claiborne.
6. Stamps OF Jefferson.
Z. Benham of East Carroll.
COMMITTEE ON STATE LANDS.
l. Sutherln of DeSoto.
O. Reed Of Calcasieu.
g. Ponder Of Natchitoches.
T. Baskin Of Franklin.
5. Kennedy of Orleans.
6. Stone OF East Feliciana.
7. Elan Of Catahoula.
8. Demas OF st. John the Baptist.
8. Benham Of East Carroll.
COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
!. Knoblock Of Lafourche.
2. Howell Of Orleans.
3. Chaffe OF Orleans.
4. Mcconnell of Orleans,
s. Kernochan Of Plaquemines.
6. Simon of St Martin.
T. Kidd Of Jackson.
g. Stile Of Sabine.
8. Gaskins OF Lincoln.
10. Elan of Catahoula.
IL. Stone of East Felciana.
IL. Willard of st. Landry.
10. Landry Of Ascension.
IA. Babcock Of st. John the Baptist.
Is. Young OF Concordia.
COMMITTEE ON BILL OF RIGHTS,
/. Mcconnell of Orleans.
2. wv. j. Kelly of Orleans.
8. Augustin Of Orleans.
4. Forman Of Orleans.
S. Poche of st. James.
6. Moore of Lafourche
Z. Watkins OF Webster.
s. Mutt Of Caddo.
8. Wells Of Richland.
10. Golvin of Lincoln.
IL. Easterly OF Livingston.
II. Stage Of st. Landry. ...r-
10. Gardner Of Assumption.
Ia. Steele OF Tensas.
Is. Pinchback of Madison,
Mr.. Claiborne offered the following resoIu-
ion:
Whereas, the Gree School Fund" the
.ested proceeds Of school lands donated by
he United States government, held by the
tate as a loan or perpetual trust fund for the
Import Of public schools, was abolished by
ct No. 81 of the Legislature of 1879.
which act the Supreme Court Of tie
tate has characterized as .san act
+ spoliotion, intended and designed to de-
tete the treasury Of every available fund or as
ct m q, and ulotatite Of the act Of Congress Of
he fifteenth pf Ephr3Jur,t 1912 onJ ofgk ~