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

Ra,no the special order Of the day. ~
taken up on third reading.
On the motion OF Mr. Forman, by rislno
vote Of 60 yeas to as nays, 1t was ordered thaf
. aenarate vote be taken on article IA.
on the final passage OF article IA the yeaa
and nays resulted as follows:
yeas-Messss. Jastremski, Loan. Morelana
Mutt, Poehe, Vance, ID, 1,a,.oaa,, r.,.
envenu, Rpduer' Brian, Bulger. HaIos!
B x1A Caifrey, Cahen. Carey, Ghafye, G 5i
pella, Claiborne, Collins, Cunningham, Daven.
port, Davidson Of Claiborne, 5Davidson Oh
wards war Elan, Estopinal, Faulk Favrot, Ron.
t m' Formau, Gardner, George Girary
Gia Covers, Grimes. Hazard, Henry n
Cameron, Henry OF .Natchitoches. Heron
Howell. Jenkins, Joffrion. Kemp, Kennedy
Knobock, Lend Landry Y,sn heaks Lott Luc
ofat. landry, Noguez, OFT Parlange PhsIrss
q ptn nei Reid. Richardson, Rivst, R1aI
Rnhertson, Self, Simon, Smith Of st. Mar
Staur. Stamps, Stevenson, Stewart Htorss
StrinRfellow, Stroyich, suthe.ar.lin, Thompson
f Todd' watkins, Wells, Williams Of Tern
bonne Young OF Cohcofala, Aouhg Of East
Dl AbsentMMessrs. Bell, Benham, Bobh
Rraen Burton, Colvin, Davis, Demas, DI.
lard, Gaskins Guerlnger, Hough, Kelly, III
nochan Kidd, King, klrkman. Lagan Ian.
Mo- Mora Of Lafourche, Munday. McConne5
McIIotn. Olivier, Pardee, Ponder. SemmsI
Smith Of jackson, Steele, Warmoth, Wen
White. Williams OF Grant-37.
T,eas than majority OF members electBd
having voted In the affirmative, the artet1I
was lost.
Mr.. Caffrey moved to reconsider the vii
by which article u was adopted on second
reading.
The motion to reconsider was laid upon tn
table.
On the final passage Of the renainderd
Ordinance No. 439, the yeas and nays resuihd
as follows
yeas- Messrs. Allan, Baskin, Bell, Biet
venu. Blanchard, Bolton, Bourgeois, BTeaax
RreeI. Brian, Bulger, Byrne, Caffrey Carr.
Chaffe, ChiapelIa, Claiborne, Collins, Gun
ningharn, Davenport Davidson OF Clalborns
Davidson Of lbeEylle nema1 nens psS
Eau FauIk, Favrot, Fontelieu, Forman, lafdna
George, Girard, ella, Covers, Grimes, Hayat6
Henry of Cameron, Henry OF Natchitocha
Heron, Hough, Howell, Jastremsk, yenktM
Jofrrton, Kelly, Kemp, Kennedy, La Lamar
Lyons, Matthews, Mentz, Milard, Morelsn1
Moorei OF St. Landry, Munday, Noguez, Nut
Ott. Parlange, Phelps, Pinchback, P0cts
Reid. Richardson, Rlvet, Robertson, SET
Sem1nes, Smith OF st. Mary, Stage, Stamp4
stsysnsG ho stewarT Todd ssg Watkns MN
| Williams Of Terrebonne, Young OF Coneordk
| Young OF East Baton Rouge 81.
| Nays-Messrs Babcock, Bobie. KnoblockA
Absent--Messrs. Benham, Bridger, B "! N
Burton, Cahen, Colyin, Davis, billiard, WI
Kirkman, Lagan, LeGardeur, Jr., Lonk1
Marks, Marshall, Moore OF Lafourefe wa
| Connell, McGloin, Ogden, Olivier, Par0As
Ponder, Roach, Simon, Smith 81 JaeEsd
Steele, Stringfellow, Vance, Warmoth, Wele@
White, Williams Of Grant-87.
More than majority Of all the membM
elected having voted In the affirmative, ~
ordinance was finally passed.
MIR. Caffrey recorded his vote In the nesk1
tive on articles 4 and II.
Mr.. Chaffe recorded his vote In the negadFs
! on article 4.
Mr.. Breaux recorded his vote in the neg
tive on article IL.
REASONS FOR VOTES ON STATE DEBT OH
III NANCE.
one ~ far n,r votes h, ill
tbird rasa,na - opd,nance M Ia relsty
! to the State Debt: -. q.
pul y so.es we c and ~ rd dv atr,,rr r
are convinced that the ordinance affords T.
J best terms for the holders or the consondat1
+. ,,,ds that the Convention will agree to-
.. Because we deem it proper to offer a!
tel tls on which an adjustment OF the q!
a matsnr in greater doubt and uneerAnfI
: Whit, we concur in the above views, We dor
. feel that such terms as would be entirely It
isfactnry to the hondholders. on the one hdht
nr within The ability Of the state 10 ofef.l
n the other. have been accorded by the 0s1
nance.
y We still adhere to orr original conyicsfe
that a three per cent bond for five years, q
/, q four Der cent bond thereafter, with ana
:, nuai tax OF three mills. would be both With
J, our means to nav and satisfactory to 4
+, holders Of the State consols.
tand that it tui sae h,, +a Ganyen
], involves or in nliea an accenfance b. thebo1