The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-12
which article was adopted on second reading
was reconsidered, and on bis further motion
the article was amended as follows:


Strike out the word "only" In line 8, and add
the words, But the Legislature may provide
for the publication of the laws In the French
language, and prescribe that judicial adver
tisements in certain designated cities and par
ishes shall also be made In that language"
The amendment was adopted, and article
was adopted, as amended, on second reading.
Mr.. Kernoehan moved that the vote just
taken be reconsidered.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
On the motion Of Mr. Bridger a separate
vote was taken on the final passage OF article
81, relating TO the protection and preservation
Of game and fish, the yeas and nays resulting
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Bell, Bienvenu,
Bourgeois, Breaux, Breen, Bulow. Caffrey,
Carey, Chaffe, Collins, Colvin. Davenport,
Davidson OF Claiborne. Denis, Easterly, Es-
topinal, Faux, Favrot, Forman, Gask1ns,
George Grard Covers H Heloo o.
Jastremski, Kelly, Kemp, Kennedy, Lananx,
Lott, Moreland, Mcconnell, McGloin, Mutt,
OFT, Phelps. Poche, Semmes, Steyenson, suth-
erlin, Thompson, Todd, Wells, White, Young
Of East Baton Rou 1}s;a pohooep Ranham
Chiapelia, Cunningham, Davidson Of her
wards. Elam, Fontelieu, Gardner Gardner r Ga'
Kirkman, Land, Leake, LeGardeur, j., Luck
ett, Lyons, Marshall, Mentz, Willard, Moore
Of Lafourche, Moore Of 81. Landry,
Munday, Noguez, Ogden, Olivier. parb5a naggs''
Pinchback Reid, Richardson, Hiye vet, k 20 q
Mary, Stewart, Stringfellow, stroyich, Vance,
Watkins. Webb, Williams OF Terrebonne.
Young of Uoncordia-58.
Absent-Messrs. Bolton, Brian, Bullger,
King, Knoblock, Lagan, Landry, Loan, Long,
Marks, Matthews, Pardee, Ponder, Robertson,
Stage, Stamps, Steele, Stille, Stone, War
moth, Williams Of GRANT,.
Article 81 was lost.
Mr.. Blanchard moved to reconsider the vote
BY which article 81 was lost, and on that mo-
ton he moved the previous question.
The previous question, by a rising vote o.
Al yeas to 81 nays, was seconded
| On the motion to reconsider the yeas and
nays were called for, with the following re.
suit:
Breen, Bulow, Caffrey, Carey, Chatfe,. Glal
borne, Collins, Davenport, Davidson Of Clal,-
horne Denis, billiard, Easterly, Estopinal
Faulk, Favrot, Forman, Gaskins, George
Girard, Covers Gueringer, Henry OF D., came me
kins, Kelly, Kemp, Kennedy. Lott, Moreland
Mcdonnell, McGloin, Mutt, Ogden, OFT
Phelps, Poche, Smith OF Jackson, stevenson {,
sutherln, Thompson, Todd, Wells, White
Young Of East Baton Rouge.8
Bobfe, Bourgeois, Bridger, Byrne, Cahen
Chiapella, Colvin, Cunningham. DAVIDSON !, g 9,
Iberville, Davis, Demas, Dckerson, Edwards
Elan, Fontelleu, Gardner, Grimes. Hazard
Joffrion, Kidd, Kirkman Leake, Lee}ard leu1
thews, Mentz Munday, Noguez, Parla q, g
Pinchback, Reid, Richardson, Kivet,. Self
Simon, Smith Of st. Mary, Stamps. Stringfeel
low, stroyich, Vance, Watkins, Webb, WI y
liams OF Terrebonne Young 81 gomoord Raton
Brian, Buiger, Burton, Gla, Heron, Hough
Howell, Kernochan, King, Knoblock, Lagan
Lana,lx, Land, Landry, Long, Marks, Mlllaro
Moore Of Lafourche,, Moore OF st, Landry'
Semmes, Stage, Steele, Stewart, Stille, Stone
Warmoth, Williams OF Grant-35.
The motion to reconsider was lost
Mr.. Todd moved the final passage OF all tn
remaining articles Of Ordinance No. 422.
On that motion he moved the previou
question. which was seconded by the Conven
tion.
On the motion Of Mr.. Vance the vote o.
seconding the previous question was recon
sidered.
Mr.. Wells moved separate vote on tn
final passage Of article "a, relatingsto the sal
Of intoxicating liquors on Sunday.
Pending the motion Of Mr.. Wells, Mr.. Tod
moved that the vote be taken on the hna
passage of all the articles Of Ordinance ~
422, except the twentieth, the twenty-five
:, and twenty-fourth, and on that motion
moved the previous question. which wa
seconded.
Mr.. Ogden moved to reconsider the vot
just taken.
The motion to reconsider was lost by
rising vote Of 80 yeas to 50 nays
The yeas and nays on the final passage {
Ordinance No 422, except articles 20, q and
resulted as follows:
: Yeas-M essrs. Allan. Babcoek, Baskin, Bel
I Benham, Bienvenu, Blanchard, Bobie, Boul
. geos, Breaux Breen, Brldger, BuloW, . byrn
!, Colvin, Davenport, Davidson OF Claiborne, Ds
!, wilson of Iberville, Davis, Demas, Denis, Diei
j; erson Dilard Easterly, Edwards, Elan, Es
/ topinal, Favrot, Fontelieu, Gardner, Gaskins
), George, Girard, Covers, Grimes, Gueringe
/ Hazard, Henry Of Cameron, Henryof Match
: toches, Heron, Howell, Jastremski. jenkins
s Jotfrion, Kelly, Kemp, Kernochan, Kidd, kirl
i man, Knoblock, Lanaux, Leake, LeGardeu
Jr, Loan, Lott Luckett, Lyons, Matthew :
Z, NenLE, MIlhIu, MOISluLIu, 1ASoIo "
i, fourche, Moore Of st. Landry, Munday, NJ
Gonne Nognez Mutt OFT PariaRge phep
!, Roach, Robertson, Self, Semmes, Simo
J, Smith Of jackson, SMITH Of 81 Mary, Stamp
|, Sutherlin, Thompson, Todd, Vance, Watkin
!, Webb, Wells, White, Williams Of TerrebonD
/, Young Of Concorda Young OF East Bate
/, Rouge-103.
!, Nays-Messrs. Carey, Cunningham, Ma
SHALL Ogden, Pardee-5
j, Absent-Messrs. Bolton, Brian, Bulge
9, Burton, Collins, Faux, Forman, Ola, Hong
Kennedy King, Lagan , Land p Landry, Lon 2
Steele, Stewart, Stille, Warmoth, Williams
= Grant-25.
y Ordinance No. 422 was finally passed.
Messrs. Luckett, Bienyenu. Vance al
: Robertson recorded their votes in the neg
D, tive on the final passage of article 20.
Y Messrs. Webb, Blanchard, Jenkins al
: Sutherln recorded their votes In henegati
A. on articles 90 and %.
y, Messrs. Chiapella, LeGardeur, Rfvet, Cue