The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUEsDAYlJULY 10 1079.
and nays we're called for, with the following

result
Yeas-Messrs. Babcock, Baskin, Bobie,
Bolton, Claiborne. .Colyin,, CUNNINGHAM,
Davidson Of Ibervllle, Dllard,, EasterIy,
Edwards, Elan, Faux Covers, Grlmes' la LA
LucRett, Lyons, Willard, Moreland, Moore OF
Lafourche, Moore Of st. Landry, Munday,
Mutt Ogden Par1ange M Maid hoa Vn,,n sell IL
Ma NaysWMe ass Bell, Benyenu, Blanchard,
Breaux, Breen, Bridger, Burton, Byrne, CAT
frey, Carey, Cha1fe chlapela Collins D asamar
Girard, ella, Gneringer, Henry Of Natchi-
toches. Hough, Howell, Kernochan, Kirkman,
Lagan, Lanaux, LeGardeur, r.; Loan, Long,
Lott, Matthews, Mcconnell McGloin Noguez,
Simon, Smith Of st. Mary, Siam ps, Stevenson,
Stroyich. Sutherlin, Webb, Wells, White, Will
Jams Of Terrebonne Young Of Concordia-
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Benham, Bour-
geois, Brian Bulger, BuloW, Cahen, David
son Of Claiborne, Davis, Demas, Denis, Dick
erson, Estopinal, Gaskins, George, Heron,
Kennedy Kidd, King, Land, Landry, Marks,
Marshall, Mentz, OFT, Pinchback, Poche, Pom
der, Richardson. Smith Of jackson n stagg'
Todd, Warmoth, Williams OF Grant-3S.
Article II was lost.
| On the motion Of Mr.. Mcconnell article 10
was striker out.
| Article Is was read. and on motion OF Mr..
Blanchard It was amended by striking out
the word "and." in line 6, and inserting the
words "or for the in lieu thereof.
Mr.. Lyons moved to amend by striking
out all after the word measures in line Z.
Mr.. Cunningham moved, as a substitute for
the amendment Of Mr.. Lyons, to strike out
the word general in line9, and insert the
word Especial" in lieu thereof.
By rising vote of 81 yeas to 50 nays, the
motion to amend was lost.
1 The amendment offered by Mr.. Lyons was
lost.
BY rising vote of GA yeas and II nays ar
ticle IS was adopted as amended.
Article 20 was adopted.
Article Il was read.
Mr.. Forman moved to amend article 81 by
| inserting, In line s, after the word "limits,"
the words, "providtd no monopoly or exclu-
sive privilege sh Vii exist in this State, nor
such business be restricted to the land or
houses Of any Individual or corporation"
The previous question being moved by Mr.
Leake, and seconded by the Convention, the
yeas and nays we're called for, with the fol-
lowing result: 49,
Yeas Messrs., Baskln. Bell, Blanchard,
Bobie, Bolton, Breaux, Breen, Bridger, Bll-
ger, burton, Byrne, Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe,
Chiapella, Claiborne Collins, Colvin, Cunning
ham, Davenport, Davidson of Claiborne, David
son Of Iberville, billiard, Easterly, Edwards,
Eam Fayrot Forman Grasd
Henry of Natchtoches, Heron, Hough,
Howell, JoffrioD, Kelly, Kemp, kernochan,
Kirkman, Knoblock, Lagan, Lanaux, Leake.
LeGardeur Jr, Loan Lott, Luckets, Lyons. Lyons
McGloin, Mutt, Ogden. Olivier, Parlange,
Phelps, Reid, Rivet Roach Robertson, Self,
Semmes, Simon, Smith OF st. Mary Stevenson,
Watkins, Webb, White, Williams of Terre-
Nays-Messrs. Matthews, Pardee, Stamps,
Young of Concordia-4.
4 Absent-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Benham,
Bienvenu, Bourgeois, Brian, Bulow, Cahen,
Davis. Denas, Denis, Dickerson, Estopinal,
Faulk, Fontelieu, Gaskins, George, Ola, Ha-
yard Jastremski, Jenkins, Kennedy, KIDD Kidd
OFT Pinchback, Poche, Ponder, Richardson
Smith of jackson, Stagg, Steele, Stewart
Stringfeiow, Todd, WarMoth, Wells, Williams
OF Grants.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Forman
was adopted.
Article 81 was adopted as amended.
Article % was read, and on the motion OF
Mr.. Chaffe, by rising vote of As yeas to 30
nays, the article was sticken out. 49,.
Mr.. Kidd, chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Enrolment, reported as correctly
enrolled Ordinance No. 422, Concerning gen
eral provisions, and Ordinance No. Az. Re
port Of the Committee on Finance.
1 Mr. Claiborne, chairman, on behalf OF the
special committee appointed to examine into
| ~ AZ 1p 81 and
an ordinance as substitute for Ordinance No.
431, and the amendments and substitute
therefor
The ordinance reported was ordered to be
printed in bill form. -..
THE STATE DEBT ORDINANCE.
On the motion Of Mr.. Caffrey, Ordinance
| No. 429, Concerning the State Debt, was taken
up by unanimous consent and assigned as the
special order of the day for Tuesday, July Is,
Immediately after the reading of the journal.
and from day to day thereafter until disposed
of.
| Mr.. Olivier moved that the vote by which
article Of Ordinance No. 439 was adopted be
reconsidered.
Pending the motion to reconsider, Mr. Mat
thews moved an adjournment until O'Clock
a. N. Monday.
A rising vote Of IS yeas to As nays showed
no quorum present
A call of the roll was ordered, to ascertain
whether quorum was present or not, with
the following result:
Messrs Blanchard, Brea1x, Breen, Bridger
Bulger, Burton, Byrne, Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe
j Chiapela Claiborne, Collins, Colvin, Cunning.
ham, billiard, Easterly, Edwards, Elan. Fav-
rot. Fontelieu, Forman, Gardner, Girard, Cow.
ers, Gueringer, S. P. Henry, J. Henry, Heron
Hough, Howell, Joffrion, Kemp, Lanaux, LIE
Gardeur, Jr, Lott, Lyons, Marks, Moreand
Munday, Mcconnell, Mutt, Ogden, Olivier
; Pardee, Parlange, Phelps, Reid, Rivet, Simon
. Stevenson. Stone, Strovch, Sutherlin, Vance
/. Webb Wells, D. Young-59.
On the motion Of Mr.. Lyons the Convention
adjourned until Monday, July Il, at 9 oclocl
"". VIM. Fl. HARRIS,
.@"@m Secretary Ct the Convention.