The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-26

referred to the Committee on HON aata. ~ g !
and other Exemptions. 1870 ' I
Inc resolution Of Mr.. Luckett. living ovar
was taken up, as follows:
Whereas, the people Of this STATE ,-roan,,,..
anuer oppressive taxation and onern,a daptss
nave en- nad8se upr1sen III their desnair and
by one voice selected the members of fhia
end ave tb 20 oer down the old rotten fabric
afford1ng 1mmI,edlate relief; therefore, be- il
hesoteed, Ihat we In convention assemh HAD aE
as the servants OF the people, have no disno.
work imposed on u.s. '1o'e4 lug &
Mr. sutherlin offered the following amend. \
ment to the resolution OF Mr.. Luckett:
ADD TO the resolution, And that this Con- y
vention Will adjourn on Saturday next. II "
meet on enc - day OF July, at - = y
ME-. Luckett moved to lay on the table the
amendment Of Mr.. SutherIin, and his demand
for the previous question being seconded hu Il
the Convention, the resolution Of Mr.. snthar. 81
lin was laid on the table.
The resolution OF Mr. Luckett was then
adopted. s
Mr.. Mcconnell and Mr.. Ponder, by request.
were recorded as voting no.
INTRODUCTION or ORDINANCES,
The following ordinances were introduced.
By Mr.. Elan
Ordinance No. Ait.
Concerning the State debt.
By Mr.. McGloin-
Ordinance No. 49,
Concerning private property.
By Mr.. Howell
Ordinance No. 419,
Concerning charter for the city Of New
Orleans.
By Mr.. Loan
Ordinance No. 400,
Concerning common carriers. II
By Mr.. Sutherlin-
Ordinance No. AL,
Concerning domicile Of corporations.
ORDINANCES FROM THE TABLE.
Ordinance No. Ais was taken up and referred
to the Committee on Limitations.
Ordinance No. 416 was taken up and referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Ordinance No. 40 was taken up, and on s
motion Of Mr.. Claiborne Its consideration
postponed until tom morrow.
The ordinance for the relief of delinquent
taxpayers was taken up, and on motion of
Mr.. Phelps laid over subject to call.
Ordinance No. 406 was taken up, and the
vote by which 1t was passed to It's third read
ing RECONSTRUCTED, on motion OF Mr.. Leake.
Mr.. Lyons offered the following amend-
ments:
After the word vessels" In line TO- Insert
the words 1plying in" after second word, Il
and In line 10, insert the word "of; strike out Il
in line u the words plying In said CANA.
Mr.. Mcconnell offered the following amends
ment:
Strike out "such other" In lines IS and IL
Mr.. Thompson demanded the previous ques.
ton, which was seconded by the Convention
and the amendments of Mr.. Lyons and Nr.
Mcconnell were adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Blanchard, by a rising
vote Of 50 yeas to u nays, the rules were SUE
pended and Ordinance No. 40G, as amended n
was again passed to its third reading.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the final |
passage Of the ordinance as follows: ~
Yeas-Messrs. Babcock, Baskin, Bell Ben
ham, Bienvenu, Blanchard, Bobie, Bolton
Bourgeois, Breaux, Breen, Bridger, Brian
Bulger, BuloW, Burton, Byrne, Caffrey, ga
vim, Cunningham, Davenport, Davis, Dlckers n
son, billiard, Easterly, Elan, Faulk,. Card
ner, Gaskins, George, Girard, Covers
Grimes, Gueringer, Hazard, Henry OF Came
Howell, Jastremski, Jenkins. JofIrion Kelly
Kemp, Kennedy, Kernochan, King, Kidd I'll
Knoblock, Leake, Lott, Luckett, Lyons, Mar.
shall, Mentz, Willard, Moreland, Moore d III
Lafourche, Moore OF St Landry, Munday.
Mcconnell, McGloin, Noguez, Mutt, Ogder,
Olivier, OFT, Parlange, Phelps. Pinchbaek,
Ponder, Richardson, Reid, Rivet, Self, Smith
Of Jackson, Stage, Steele, Stevenson, Stewart
Stllle, Stone, StTIngfellow. Sutherlin, Thomp
son, Watkins, Webb Wells, Williams Of
Grant, Young Of East Baton Rouge-96.
Nays-Messrs. Collins, Demas, Denis
Forman, LeGardeur, Jr., Longs.
Absent Messrg. Allain, Davidson Of olalss
horne, Davidson OF Iberville, Edwards, Ess
topinal, Favrot, Fontelieu, ella, Kirkmans
Lagan, Lanaux, Land, Landry, Loan, Marks
Matthews, Pardee. Poche, Roach, Robert
son, Semmes, Simon, Smith OF st. MaIyd
Stamps, Strovich, Todd, Vance, Warmotn
White, Williams OF Terrebonne, Young q
Concordia-31.
And Ordinance No. 4o6 was finally passed.
Mr.. Olivier gave notice that he would, q
some future time, move reconsideration O
the vote just TAKEN
The Convention then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
:, = VIM Il. HARRIS,
Secretary of the Convention.
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