The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
On the motion OF Mr.. Walton the last vot'
on the Anal passage OF

On the motion OF Mr.. Walton the last vote
on the Anal passage OF
House bill No. 1850,
"An act to provide for the speedy collection
Of State taxes and licenses, city taxes and
licenses In the parish of Orleans; to provide
for jurisdiction Of the district courts, and
divest justices courts of jurisdiction liz tax
and license cases; relative to the duties of the
Attorney General, Assistant Attorney Gen
erai tax collectors and the State Auditor;
certain duties and fees relative to
the remission Of penalties and forfeitures; the
receipt of evidences Of debt for licenses and /
taxes, and the duties of the civil sheriff for |
the parish of Orleans In the collection of /
taxes"
Was reconsidered.
On motion Of Mr. Hill the bill was taken up. |
Mr.. Hill moved that the bill do now finally
pass.
On this motion Mr.. Jeffries called for the
yeas and nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Armstrong, Arnauld, Bien-
ven1l. Bower, Brown of Jefferson, Carter,
Carville Coco, Cousin, Deeuir, DupaCy,
Fitzgerald, Gearey, Guidry,. Hart, Hawkins,
Hill, .Hightower, HoIzhalb, Marquez, Nixon,
Munday, Murreli, McElroy, Nettles, Parme-
mann, Scott, Schumpert, Taylor, Veazey,
NayswMessrs. Barthelmy, Bllleu Bour-.
geois, Carron, Como, Coleman, Davidson OF
7beryilIe, Demas, Detiege, Ducote, Durio,
Gubernator. Hite, Jeffries, Jenkins, Landry,
I.iddell, Lott, Lyons, Martin OF st. Landry,
Martin OF Claiborne, Nealey, 0Bryan, Pope,
R0beson Ryland, smart, Smith OF jackson,
smith of St. Mary, Torrey, Vance, Vidrine,
Walton, Watson, Wise 35.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER, February /. 1879.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives:
am directed to inform your honorable
hody that the Senate agrees to conferences on
House bill No. 1913, the general APPROPRIATION
| bill; also to inform you that the President
of the Senate has appointed as .s eom aan
| Messrs. Kenner, Stubbs and Stamps.
| And that the Senate has passed the accom-
panying ,.,.
| Protesting against the interference BY the
| Federal government with the Internal affairs
/ Of the State OF Louisiana,
And requests your concurrence In the same
John CLEGG, Secretary.
/ Mr.. Bridger, chairman, on behalf Of the
i Committee on Enrolment, submitted the
following report:
i Rooms COMMITTEES ON ENROLMENT !
I and Engrossment
New Orleans February I, 1872
i To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
to report a. correctly enrolled
\ House bill No. 103,
IAN act 60 abolish the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, etc. o-nx,,
Chairman Committee on Enrolment
The chairman of the several committees o
J the House were requested, through th'
Speaker. by the Chief Clerk of the House Il
turn over to him all bills In their hands.
Mr.. Warmoth offered the following resolu
. ton:
; Resolved, That the chairman of the Com
Z mittee on Contingent Expenses be and !
: hereby directed to pay the Hon. III. ). Gil
, more hts mileage and per diem, as eontestan
! for the seat az Representative OF the paris
> OF Piaauemines.
4 The resolution was lost
Mr.. Watson called up Senate bill No. 10
J Joint Resolution, as follows:
/ ResoLyed bu the Senate and House Of Rel
9 resentatiues Of the State Of Louisiana, IN Ges
: erdL Assembly congeoed, That the state go0
4 duties for which governments are organized
the protection Of life, liberty and propert.
That the interference Of the general govern
r ment in our internal affairs 10 refiectio
Il upon our civilization, a reproach TO repuohca
9 government, and calculated to engender oil
J. terness and strife by intermeddling with d.
y nestle affairs, which can we'll be adjusted .
= the people Interested before the constitute
,r authorities OF the state.
ResolUed That copy OF this resolution
furnished our Senators and Representative
l. in the Congress of the United States, TO
e presented to their respective houses.
l, Mr.. Lyons moved that the Joint Resoiutic
be taken up and considered.
II Under a suspension of the rules it Wi
3. passed to lbs third reading.
On the motion TO concur In the Joint Res
luton, Mr.. Lyons called for the previo'
: question.
y The previous question being seconded,
- was put TO the House az follows: "Shall t
Joint Resolution be adopted
Il The yeas and nays being called for, I
suited as follows:
Yeas-Hon. j. G. Moncure Speaker, Al
Messrs. Armstrong, ArnauId, Brent, Bridg'
of BilIieu, Bower, Carron, Carter, Coco, Gu
he ningham, Davidson of Red River, Dupat
70 Durfo, Gearey, Gordon, Gubernator, Hal
Holzhalb, Jeffries, Jenkins, Jones, Lidde
ee Lott, Lyons, Martin of st. Landry, Martin
20 Claiborne, Marquee, Nixon, Nealey, Nettl
=, O'Bryan, Parmelee, Potts, Rabouin, Reant
40 Redon, Renwick, Robson, Ross, Ryiar
Sharp, Smart, Scratehley, Stechmann, SIM
of Jackson, Scott, Sehumpert, Taylor, j.
reY Vance, Vidrine, Walton, Welsh, WI
; Young-60.
:. Nays-Messrs. Barthelmy, Carville, Day
lie son OF IbervilIe-3.
,Ia The resolution was adopted.
The title was adopted, and notice Of conc
renee was ordered to be sent to the Senate.
70 Mr. Murrell asked and obtained leave
the House to file his protest against the q
currence by the House in the above EMIT
Senate bill, as follows:
offer my protest against the passage
On this bill at this time, and desire that
VI same shall De spread upon the minutes.
Oh luton and against all bills, resolutions
acts before this House at the present tn