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

Mr. caffrey offered tho following amend

Mr. Cafrrey offered the following amend
mAnt: ..,,
After ..time," in line 90 insert: Mi'rovsded
the property herein deciaTen W ~ oAoAnp ~
shall not exceed In value S2oOo.
The amendment was adopted.
IN the motion of Mr.. Blanchard the artcle
was further amended by striking out tlle
words In lines 20 and Il, Except In the tol-
lowing cases. to Wit" and insert In lieu there-
of .rrhe operation ON this exemption snal
not apply In the following cases, 10 WIZ
Article was adopted as amended.
Article was adopted.
Article was read.
Mr.. Poche offered the following amend
mendment:
strike out from line 43, to valid, : IN line ~.
Mr.. Cunningham offered substitute ana,
on the motion of Mr.. Stringfeliow, the amend
ment and substitute were laid upon the taple.
ON the motion Of Mr.. Watkins, Id line "a,
after amortgage," the following words were
inserted:
REGENT for the purchase price, labor ana
materlal furnished for building, repairing or
improving the homestead.
On the motion of Mr.. Blanchard article
was amended by adding after adebtors,. ID
line 4, 'sfor the punishment Of fraud ana 1or
reaching the property and funds OF inc aeo0oi
concealed from the creditor
Articles A and were adopted rs amended.
On the motion OF Mr.. Watkins article was
reconsidered and ambaded by inserting after
line 90 mo husband shall have the ho1ne-
stead whose wife owns and is In the actual
enjoyment Of property or means OF the value
OF two thousand dollars
Article was adopted as amended.
On motion Of Mr.. Stringfellow, under sl1s-
pension of the rules, the ordinance as amended
was passed to It's third reading.
On motion the reading In detail was dis
pensed with.
On final passage the yeas and nays resulted
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan. Baskin, Bell, Blanch-
ard, Bobie Bolton, Breaux, Breen,. Bulger,
Burton, Byrne, Calfrey, Carey, Chaffe, Chta-
pella. Claiborne, Collins, Colvln, Cunningham,
Davenport Davidson Of Claiborne, Davidson D, Issa
Fontelieu, Gardner. George, Girard, Covers,
Grimes. Gueringer, Henry OF Cameron,
Henry, ct Natchitoches, Heron, Hongh,
Kemp Kemp Kennedy, Kernochan, Knoblock,
Lanatlx, Land, Landry, Leake, LeGardeur,
Jr, Loan, Long, Lott, Luekett, Lyons, Mat
thews. Willard, Moreland, Moore Of st. Lam
dry, Noguez. Mutt Ogden, OLIVIER, Papaeee,,
Richardson, Riyet, Roach, Robertson, Self,
Senmes, Simon, Smith of st. Mary, Stamp.
Stevenson, Stone, Stringfellow, Sutherlin,
Thompson, Vance, Watkins, Webb, Wells,
White. Young Of Concordia-94.
Nays-Messrg. Faulk, Forman, OFT, Stagg
Absent-Messrs. Babeock, Benham, Bien-
venu, Bourgeois, Bridger, Brian. Bulow,
Gahen Davis. Denis, Gaskins. ella, Hazard,
shall, Mentz, Moore Of Lafourcle Munday,
Mcdonnell, McGlon, Ponder, Smith, OF Jack
son, Steele, Stewart Stroylch, Todd, War
moth, Williams Of Grant. Williams Of Terre-
bonnie, Young Of East Baton Rouge-34.
More than q majority of all the Delegates
elected having voted In the affirmative, the
ordinance was finally passed.
Messrs. Elan aud Wells gave notice OF mo-
tions to reconsider at some future day
Mr.. Knoblock moved that article Of Ordi-
nance No 4o4, Concerning the legislative de-
partment, be taken up.
The motion prevailing, article was adop-
ted on LIS second reading, as follows:
The members OF the General Assembly
shall be elected for a term of four years, and
shall continue Ii service until their SUCCESSORS
are elected.
Under q suspension of the rules, the article
was passed to it's third reading. On the final
passage the yeas and nays resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas Messrs. Baskin, Blanchard, Boble,
Breaux, Breen, Bnlger, Burton, Byrne, CAT
frey, Carey, Chaffe, Chiapella, Claiborne,
Collins, Cunningham, Davenport, Davidson
Of Claiborne, Davidson Of fberVlle, Dick
erson, Easterly, Edwards, Elam EstopinaI,
Faux, Favrot, Fontelieu, Forman, Gardner,
q dfeog se Grard Gower Henry
ron Howell, JastremskI, Jenkins, Joffrion,
Kemp, kernochan, Knoblock, Lanaux, Land,
Leake. Loan, Lott, Luckett Lyons, Matthews,
Willard, Moore OF st. Landry, Noguez, Par
LANCE, PiIn,clh.baek, Poche, Ryet, Roach. Rob
Stage, Stamps, Stringfellow, Sutherlin,
Thompson, Vance, Watkins, Wells, Williams
Of Terrebonne-T.
Nays--Deiegate Ottr1.
ham, Benvenu, Bolton, Bourgeois, Bridger,
Brian, Bu!ow, Cahnn, Colvin, Davis Denas,
Denis, billiard, Gaskins, ella. Grimes, Harvard,
Hough, Kelly, Kennedy, Kidd, King, Kirk
wan a. III LaMgan, Landry, LeGardeur, yr, Long,
Mutt, Ogden, Olivier, Pardee, PHELPS
Ponder, Reid Richardson, Semmes, Smith
Of jackson, Steele, Stevenson, Stewart,
Stone, Strovich, Todd, Warmoth, Webb, White
Williams of Grant, Young Of Concordia
Young Of East Baton Rouge-6o.
More than majority OF all the members
elect having voted in the affirmative, the arti-
Gle was finally passed.
On the motion OF Mr. Elan, the Conven-
tion took recess until 80 e'cock this even
ing.
VIM. Fl. e IRIS,
Seer tary Of the lventton.