The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-23

dry, Mcconnell Pardee, Phelps, Richardson "a
Roach, Robertson, Self, semmes, Smith OF ~ ~
Vance vance, W stafff Wabb Wes White Williams
q Terrebonne, Young 8 o. ooncoroia' 1oune -
Absent Messrs. Benham, Bienyenu ~ Breamx'
Bulger Cahen chafe oh Hpanard o, JofrIon
KING. Kirkman, Knoblock, Lagan, Mar
shall Noguez, Olivier, OFT, Pinchpack, Pon-
der. Simon, Smith Of jackson, Steele String.
fellow, Sutherlin, Warmoth, Wllllalhs VI
Grant-31.
The amendment was lost
Mr.. Forman's substitute for article / was
lost.
Section WAS adopted.
Mr.. Heron moved to reconsider the vote on
the adoption OF the section.
BY rising vote Of % yeas to 50 nays, the
motion to reconsider was lost.
Section was read.
MI, Semmes offered the following amend
ment:
In line G7, after the word constitution, :,
add, as follows: Except all warrants issued
nrlor to the first OF January, 1874, and also all
warrants issued from the first OF january,
1874 to the first Of January, 1875, for other
purposes than for salaries OF constitutional
officers or for the support OF charltaple lnsIl-
tutions for the year 1874.
MI. Brl1Q OlI6E6u I'LL ftDuOnuinoAe, WAAch
was not thenin order.
On the motion of Mr.. Robertson the Con-
yention took q recess until 80 oclock p' m.
After Recess.
At2 30 O'Clock D. m. the Convention reas-
sembled.
Presentation. L. A. Witt, President, and
Ito members
Absent-Messrs. Benham, Blenvenu, Davis,
Estopinal, Faulk, Kennedy, Kidd, King, Kirk
man, Knoblock, Landry, Marshall, Ogden,
Ponder Reid, Semmes, N. M. Smith, Steele
Vance, Warmoth, Webb, r. B. Williams.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CONTINGENT
EXPENSES.
Mr.. Lagan, chairman, on behafof the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses, submitted
report on the resolution Of Mr. Robertson, and
the substitute and amendments thereto, con-
corning the increase Of the pay OF officers anu
employees OF the Convention.
MIR, Young, of Concordia, submitted the
views of the minority OF the committee.
The report and views Of the minority were
read and ordered to lie over, In accordance
| with the rules.
| Consideration Of Ordinance No. 1885, for the
i
| Mr.. Cunningham moved that the further
consideration of the ordinance be postponed
for short time.
The motion to postpone prevailing, In &C
cordance with previous notice given. Mr.. Cum
bingham moved that the vote by which Ordl-
nance No. 429, Relative to the State Debt,
was lost on the third reading and final pas
sage, July Is, be reconsidered,
| On the motion to reconsider the yeas and
nays were called for, with the following
result:
Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Blanchard, Bobie,
Bolton, Breaux, Breen, Brian, Burton, Byrne,
Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe, Chiapella, Claiborne
Denis, billiard, Easterly, Edwards, ELAN,
Fayrot, Forman, Gaskins, George, Girard,
Covers, Gueringer, Hazard, Henry OF Cam
eron, Henry Of Natehitoches, Heron, Howell,
Kernochan, Leake, LeGardeur, Jr., Long,
Lott, Luckett, Lyons, Marks, Willard, More
land Moore of Lafourche, Moore OF st.
Landry, Munday, Mcconnell, Mutt, OLIVIER,
ertson, Self, Simon, Stage, Stone, stroyief,
Sutherlin, Thompson Todd, Wells, White,
Young Of East Baton Rouge-73.
NaysMessrs Allatn Bourgeois andnsd BnioW
Houeh, Lagan, Loan, Matthew's Roach
Stewart, Williams OF Terrebonne, Young OF
Absent - Messrs. Babeock, Bell, Ben
ham Il Be Gbne Br bssydon e berae
Kennedy. Kidd. king, Kirkman Knoblock
Lanaux Land, Landry, Marshall, Mentz
McGloln, Noguez, Ogden, OFT, plnch 1e (
Ponder, Reid, Richardson, semmes, sm aia
of jackson, Smith OF st. Mary, Stamps
Steele, Stevenson, Stringfellow, Vance, War
moth, Watkins, Webb, Williams Of GRANTS
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
MI. Lyons moved that the vote by which
: said Ordinance No. 429 was adopted on its
second reading be reconsidered.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
: Mr.. Lyons offered substitute for thu
whole ordinance, moved it's adoption on sec
ond reading, and on that motion he moved TN
previous question, which was seconded b!
the Convention.
On the adoption of the substitute on its sec
1 ond reading the yeas and nays resulted a
follows:
. -Messsrs. Baskin, Blanchard, Bolton Bolton
: Burton, Cafsrey, Chaffe, Chiapella, Claiborne
Collins, Colyin, Cunningham, Davenport, Pa
, wilson Of Claiborne, Davidson Of Iberville
Denis, billiard, Easterly, Edwards, Fayrot
: Forman, Gaskins, George, Gilara' towers towers
Howell, Jastremski, Jenkins Jotfrion, Kemp
!, Kernochan, Lanaux, Leake, LeGardeur, Jr
Lyons, Marks, Willard, Moore Of Lafourche
: Munday, Mcconnell, Noguez, Mutt 0livlel
= OFT, Parlange, Phelps Poehe, Rlyet, Robert 9
y son, Stage, Stone, StringfelloW, Sutherl1
Thompson, Todd, Wells White, Young OF Eas
It Nays-Messrs. Allan, Babeock, Bobit
Bridger, Bulow, Byrne, Cahens Carey, Demas
!, Henry Of Cameron, Hough, Kelly, Lagar
. Loan, Long, Lott, Llckett, Matthews, Ment:
d Moore Of st. Landry, McGloin, Pardee, Pincf
back, Roach, Self, Simon, Stamps, SteWar
!. Strovich, Williams OF Terrebonne, Young
IL Concordia-36
Absent-Messrs Bell, Benham, Bienven,
Is Davis, ELAN, EstopinaI, Faulk, Fontelie,
Kennedy, Kidd, King, Kirkman, knoblocl
p Land Landry, Marshall, Moreland, Ogdel
. Ponder, Reid, Richardson, Semmes, Smith
Jackson, Smith of st. Mary, Steele, Stevenson
q Nancn Warmnth Watkins. Webb. williams.