The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
REPORTS FROM THE TABLE.


I Iinquent taxpayers and the report OF the
/ Committee on Taxation. Equalization and
4 Exemption was, on motion, postponed until
after the report Of the Committee on State
Debt shall have been disposed Of.
The report Of the Committee on General
Provisions was, on motion OF Mr.. Robertson,
BY d rising vote of 81 yeas to 20 nays, post
poned until Monday, June 80, and made the
special order OF the day for that day, imme-
diately after the reading OF the journal.
on the motion of Mr.. Blanchard the report
OF the Committee on State Debt was ordered
To lie upon the table subject to call.
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING.
The following entitled ordinances were sew
81 orally passed to their second reading and re-
ferred to the committees as follows:
Ordinance No. ALI,
70 the Committee on State Debt
Ordinance No. 418,
TO the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No. 419, """
To the Committee on City Affairs.
Ordinance No. 400,
rs the Committee on Internal Improve
ments.
ses ordinance NO. 4ll,
Requiring corporations doing business in
this State to have domicile in the State.
TO the Committee on Corporations and Cor
porate Rights.
ORDINANCE NO. no.
The report Of the Committee on Public
Education, by Ordinance No. 40, relating to
i public education was taken up, pending the
motion of Mr.. Allan to reconsider the vote
BY which article was adopted.
BY rising vote OF 50 yeas to 81 nays the
motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. Allain moved to amend BY striking out
the words 'seight and eighteen years" in line
6, and inserting the words seven and twenty
( one years" in lieu thereof.
Mr.. Ogden moved as an amendment to the
amendment Of Mr.. Allan to insert eighteen
years" In lieu of "twenty-one years."
Mr. Smith, Of jackson, offered as substt-
tute the following: Strike. out IS years, :,
and insert &C. years.
The previous question being moved and
seconded, the amendment offered by Mr..
Smith, of jackson, was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas Messrs. Allan, Babcock Baskin, Ben
ham, Bobie, Bourgeois, Breen, Bridger, Brian,
Bulow, Burton, Byrne, Carey, Chaffe, CHA
pella, Colvin, Cunningham, Davenport, Da-
wilson Of Iberviile, Davis, Demas, Dickerson,
billiard, Easterly, Elam, Fontelieu Gardner
Gaskins, Grimes, Henry OF Cameron, Henry
Of Natchitoehes. Heron, Hough, Howell, JAS
tremski, Joffrion. Kennedy, Kernochan, Kidd.
Lagan, Land, Leake LeGardeur, Jr., Lott,
Lyons, Marshall, Matthew'S Mentz, Moore OF
Lafourche, Moore of st. Landry, Munday,
Mcconnell, Noguez, OFT, Pardee, Parlange,
Phelps, Pinchback, Ponder, Reid. Richardson,
Roach, Robertson Self, Smith OF jackson,
Smith OF st. Mary, Stamps, Stage, Steven
son, Stewart, Stile, Stone, Stroyich, Todd,
Warmoth, Williams Of Terrebonne Young Of
! Concordia, Young Of East Baton Rouge-75.
u. Nays-Messrs. Blanchard, Bolton, Clai-
borne, Collins, Davidson of Claiborne, Denis,
Edwards, Estopinal, Faux, Forman, George,
Glrard, Covers. Jenkins, Kelly, Kemp, King,
Llananx, Loan, Luckett, Moreland, McGloin,
Nut Ogden, Rivet, semmess. Stringfellow,
Wells, Williams Of Grant-34.
s1 1,aAa,Dsenb--Messrs. Bell, Bienyenu, Breaux,
huge! bulger Gaffrey, Cahen, Favrot, ella, Guer-
Mng gs n1IaaHVaru, Krkman, Knoblock, Long,
MATHS, Willard, Olivier. Poche Simon. Steele.
. Whtte-21. oeAie' 'lAlAon' oo9oAe'
IS Arucle was adopted as amended.
MI. Matthews offered the following snbsti-
j tnte for article 5:
ART. 5. The school funds or thu STATE for
81 General purposes shall consist Of 1'@1'o w
- l. Inc proceeds OF taxation for ponnr.I
g ton. 1 ss'>'' % - oVi1eu - ans constitu-
- 8 1aaas and other property which may