The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

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ALBERT EsToPINAL.
REVENUE AND TAXATION.
49, The consideration Of Ordinance No. II
Concerning revenue and taxation" was r
sumed.
Mr.. Cunningham moved that the vote i
which article was adopted on second reat
Ing be reconsfdered.
The motion prevailing, he offered the TO
lowing amendment:
Strike out lines |, q and 8, up TO and fnaluf
Ing the word valuation" In line 4, and insert
ne state tax On property, for all purpose
schools, levees and interest, shall not exceed
10 any one. year, six mills on the dollar b
TO assessed valuation, If the ordinance re
garding the bonded debt OF the State ID adop
ted and ratified BY the people, and il sal
ordinance il not adopted and ratified by tn
people, said State tax for all purposes, III
Aforesaid, shall not exceed, In any one year fiv
mills On the dollar OF the assessed valuation
OF the property"
The amendment was adopted and article
was adopted as amended by rising vote o
66 yeas to II nays.
By q rising vote Of 10 yeas to nays, tht
rules were suspended and article was
passed to It's third reading.
On the motion Of Mr.. Bolton, by rising
vote Of As yeas to 3s nays, the vote by which
article was adopted on second reading was
reconsidered.
On the motion OF Mr.. Bolton, article was
amended as follows:
After the words sIer capita, in line s, In
sert, "and the General Assembly shall pass
laws to enforce payment OF said tax
Article was adopted as amended.
Under a suspension OF the rules the article
was passed to It's third reading.
Mr.. Elan moved to reconsider the vote by
which article was adopted ON second read
ing.
On the motion Of Mr.. Blanchard, by rfs-
Ing vote OF 40 yeas to 35 nays, the motion to
reconsider was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Matthews moved the previous gues-
ton, which was seconded.
On the motion Of Mr.. Henry, Of Cameron,
by rising vote OF AZ yeas to 20 nays, sepa-
rate vote was ordered on article 6.
On the motion Of Mr.. Lyons, by rising
vote OF 81 yeas to 20 nays, separate vote was
ordered On article IL.
Mr.. Collins moved that separate vote be
taken on article 5.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Cunningham moved to reconsider the
vote on the adoption OF the ordinance On sec
ond reading.
That motion prevailing. Mr.. Blanchard
moved that article III OF the original report
De taken up ana adopted as part OF Ordinance
words april or March
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sne .ho1l1i - ~. ofHah' tas mobfon
TO adopt the said article from the original re-
port was laid upon the table.
On the final passage s s,. os article 9 t,a ra.s
and nava resn1te, as follows.
ard, Bobie. Bolton. Brean. Rrtdger Kris,.
Burton, Byrne, Carey, Chaffe, ChiapeIia, |
nekaran1, Fstnni,a ga Eentk psna5, Denis
GARNER danrge Gi,ard G,ari,,.,.. ~
Henry II Natehitnehes Harrsen I Haxaa.l'
Jenkins. Joffrion. K ennedv. Kern mohe1'
Lueketf, Matthews, MsntN, MeGonne III N Nntt
Ogden. Pinebback. Poche' Riehardann ri d uet
Robertson. SaIf Stewart strtng , ails5v'
5utherIin, Todd, Young OF ConoordfaD5s
Nays-Messrs. Babcock. Bienyenn. Honr-
yeois, Breaux Bulger, Bulow, Caffrey' Cahen,
Cunningham, Davidson Of Claiborne, David
ION OF Iberville, Eastefly, Edwards, Elan,
Ila, Covers, Grimes, Henry Of Cameron,
Hough, yastrenski, Kelly. Kemp, Knoblock,
Leake, Lott, Lyons. Willard, Moreland,
Moore Of st. Landry, Munday, Noguez, OFT,
parIange. Phelps, Reid, Roach, Simon, Smith
J, st. Mary, Stage. Stevenson, Stone, Stro-
zIeh, Thompson, Vance, Watkins, Wells, !,
\ y iIiiams OF Ierrebonne, Young OF East
8aton Rouge-49.
), Absent-Messrs. Benham, Colvin, Davis,
eontelieu, Gaskins, Kidd, King, Kirkman,
4agan, Long, Marks Marshall, Moore OF La
,emmest Smith Of Jackson. Stamps, Steele,
farmotn, Webb, White, Williams OF Grant
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Inere being less than majority OF the
Members voting III the Affirmative. article
zag lost. 80 +.
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IL 1ea g. Allan, Bahcock, Baskin,