The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10

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OF the constitution,
Being the special order OF the day, was
taken up on third reading.
The bill WAS read In full.
The yeas aud nays on the final passage Of
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Allan, Aiken, Armstrong.
Atkins. Billiu, Buchanan, Bulger, Bulow,
Cade, CarroD, CayOlle, Cosgrove, Grain, Cur
ley, Davidson, Debel, Devereaux, Dickerson,
Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer, Faulkner,
Ieazel, Franz Frazier, Gardner, Hathaway,
Hedephain, Ives, Jackson OF ct. Mary, Jack-
son of Natchtoches, Jones, Kavanagh, Kirk,
Landry, Letten, Lueke, Lyons, Milaudon.
Nixon, Morgan, McCain, Mccullough, Nc
Donald, Ogden of Bossier, Phipps, Pollard,
Prichard Quinn, Roche, Schneider, Shaiffer.
bonnie Yen, Young Of Iberia--59.
Nays-Messrs. Archer, Barry, Butler,
Gibson, Golsau, Hall, Haney, Harris, Henry,
Jlof1fion, Kleinpeter, Lancaster, Legendre,
Maboney Morel, Munday, Mcdowell, New
som, Pearcp, Pope, Richardson, Robertson,
HES, Wise-28.
Absent-Messrs. Baskln, Herring, Me-
Leroy, Phillips, Stringfellow. Varnado, Will
liams OF Morehouse, Young OF St. Landry--8.
And the bill was finally passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Cosgrove moved to reconsider the vote
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid on the table.
The undersigned members explained their
votes as follows:
vote Eyes" on the final passage OF this
bill for no other reason than to prevent an
extra session. MAX FEAZEL. &
We vote mo for the reason that this bill
was considered In part by a committee OF the
whole, and never was adopted as q whole by
said committee; that the constitutionality
OF the substitute offered by Judge Harris, OF
De Soto, to the fifteenth section OF the origi-
nal bill was raised, the consideration OF which
WAS under advisement by the chairman when
the committee rose and reported progress,
without any other recommendation to the
House. We therefore consider the bill i'm
properly before the House for final passage.
JOHN MAHONEY. T
IL. q. NEWSOM,
e. j. JOFFRLON,
IS. PEARCE.
BY article 167 Of the constitution, the mo-
nopoly feature of the Louisiana Lottery
Company has been abolished and all laws
sustaining 1t has been repealed; therefore,
persons may pursue this occupation OF vendS.
Ing lottery tickets without being required ts
pay license. By passing this bill as
whole on its second reading we were prevent
ed from inserting this amendment, which
would have greatly increased the revenues OF
tho State Therefore vobr"No."
rs. RICHARDSON.
| change my vote from mo" to Yes" be-
cause l wish 10 avoid an extra session, and for
no other reason.
JOHN b. BUCHANAN.
Mr.. Butler. having previously given notice
OF intention to explain his vote when his
name was called submitted an explanation.
Mr.. Cosgrove. rising to q point OF order
claimed chat the explanation reflected upon
an action of the House and was disrespectful
to majority of the members. and could not
be received by the House.
The Speaker ruled the point we'll taken and
ruled the explanation out OF order, deciding
that an explanation Of q vote must be
couched In respectful terms, and that 1t must
not contain any reflection upon an action OF
the House.
MIR. Biiiiu moved te suspend The rsles In
order to take up Senate bill No. SO.
BY o rising vote OF 80 yeas to 26 nays the
motion was not agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler, and Under sus-
pension Of the rules,
Senate bill No rs,
An act to repeal act No. ~ OF the regular
session Of 1875,
Was taken up on It's first reading and
passed to Its second reading.
Under further suspension of the rules the
bill was referred to the Committee on Public
Education.
On motion of Mr. Farm or, and under a sus-
pension OF the rules,
House bill No. 81,
An act to regulate the number of employees
of the register OF conveyances for the parish
of Orleans and to fix their sala ries,
Was taken up on Its third reading.
The bill was read in full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Allan, Archer, Arm
strong, Barry, Billlu. Buchanan, Bulger, Bu-
low, Butler, Cade, Carron, Cayolle, Cosgrove,
Grain, Curiey, Deitel, Devereaux, Dckerson,
billiard, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer, Feazel.
Franz. Frazier, Gardner, Gibson, Golsan.
Natchitoches, jackson OF st. Macy, Jofrion.
Kirk, Kleinpeter, Lancaster, Landry, Lee
gendre, Letten, Lucke, Lyons, Nixon. Mum
day, Mccain, Mccullough, Mcdowell. New
som. Ogden Of Bossierr, Pearce, Phiops, Pope, 1
Pritc hard. Quinn Richardson, Robertson.
Roche, Schneider, Shaiffer, Shepherd, st.
Clair, Talton, Vaughan, verret, Vincent,
VOORHEES,, Weems. Wise, Young Of Iberia.
Young of st. Landry-72.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs Atkins, Baskin Davidson,
Faulkner, Haney, Heidenhatn, Henry, Her
ring, Jones, Kavanagh, Mahoney, MIiIa uuUn,
MoreI, Morgan, Mcdonald, McIieroy,. Phil
lips, Pollard, Stringfellow, Varnado, Williams
Of Morehouse, Williams OF Terrebonne. Yell
%.
And the bill WIS finally passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Farmer moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed, and on
ns own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid on the table.
son motion OF Mr.. Farmer, and under sus-
pension Of the rules.
House bill No. IS,
An act to fix the salaries Of the deputies,
clerks and other employees OF the Criminal
Sheriff for the parish OF Orleans,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read in full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
The hill resulted as follows: