The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Fifty Seventh Days Proceedings.
HousE or ItHpnEaENrATIvEs.
state Of Lpuisiann.
Now Orleans. Monday. March "a. 1910.
FTTFN .. I IRtIEVNN T,
Clerk of tho House of liepreseutau,

StRta Of IDuifiauH. I
Now Orlonna. Monday. Mnrch "a. 1870.
Tho Ho,lue ws,s called to order at II n. IN.
Present Hon. II. N. Ogden. Speaker. and
Atkinp, Barry, BneIsin, t,ulger l;ulow. Butler.
Catle, Gnrron. Cnyolls. Cmsgrove, Grain, Cur
ley, Davidson, DclbeI. Deveren,lx, Dlcheraon,
Dillnrd. Dudenhsfer. Farmer. Faulkner. Fen
zal Franz Frazier. Gardner. Gibson Goisnn.
linll. Hnnoy. Hathaway, llsidenhnlD. Henry,
Herring Ives. Jackson Of st. Mary, jackson OF
Nntchitoches, Jones. Kirk. Kleinpetsr, Lnn-
dry. Letten. L,lekr. Lyons. Mnhoney. Mil
lnudon. Nixon. Moro Morgan, Mundny. NC
Ns.in. Mccullough. Mcdonald, Mcdowell,
Pollard. Pope. Pritchnrd. Quinn. Kobertson,
Roche. Schneider, ,htnller, Shepherd, st. Clair.
,Talton. Vaughan. Verrst. Vincent. Weene.
Williams Of Morchouar, Wise. Young of
Iberia, Young of st. Lnnlry-73.
Absent Mesarp. lllliu, buchanan, Essex.
Gplaan Harris, Jolfrion, Kavnnaph. Ihncas-
tsr. Legendre. McLeroy. Pcarc", Richardson,
StrIngrnilow, Vnrnndo, Voorhles. Williams OF
Tarfebonne. Yell IL.
Prayer was offered by the Rov. Father
Hubert.
The Journal Of March 30 WINS read and
adopted.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Hnidenhain offered tho following Con-
current Resolution
Whereas. Il is known thnt Ulysses S. Grant.
n prominent citizen Of cur country. Is now In
our nelphborhood; therefore,
he IL Hfaotred bV nc ReTfHcntdftnfa ~ INC
people Of the state Of Louiaiana nom IN Gen.
crdI IssrntbtU cOnrfned, That we do most
cordially invite Ulysses s. Grant to land at
our shores before returning to he home,
Mr.. lIoidcnhain moved Lo suspend the rules
In order to consider tho resolution MT this
time.
Tho yeas and nays were ordered on tho
motion to suspend tho rules, with the follow
Ing result:
Ycaa- -Mnasrs. Aitken, Allain. Atkins, Bas-
kin. Bulow, Carron, Cnyolie, Gosgrove Deibel,
Devereaux, Dlckerson. billiard. Farmer,
son of st. Mary, Landry, Lucke, Morgan,
Phillips, Pollard, Quinn, Roche. Shatfer. st.
Clair, Verret, Yell, Young of Iberla--a0
Nays Mcssrs Archer, Armstrong, Billin,
buchanan, Bulger, Butler, Cade, Curley,
Goisan, Hall, Haney. Harris. Hathaway,
Henry. Herring. IVES jackson Of Nntchi-
toches, Joflrion, Jones, Kirk, Kleinpeter,
Letten, Lyons, Mnhoney, Nixon. Morei, NJ Mun-
day. Mccain, Mccullough, Mcdonald, Nc
Phlpps. Pritchard Robertson, Schneider,
Shepherd, TaIton Vaughan, Vincent, Voor-
hies, Weems, Williams OF Morehouse, Wise,
Young OF st. Landry--52.
1Ap5tHL%-h lbnII y, SIHll, IIS5cAs nay
anaRh, Lancaster, I.egendre, Millaudon,
Pearcc. Pope, Richardson. Stringfellow, Var
nado, Williams Of Terrebonne 13.
The motion to suspend the rules was not
agreed to.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Faulkner moved that the Speaker ap-
point committee to confer with a Senate
committee, relative to the disagreement
Of the Senate to the amendments OF the
House to Senate bill No. 40. 5.a
The motion was agreed to. 5nz -..=.r
The Speaker appointed as members OF said
committee Messrs. Cosgrove, Henry and Vim
cent,
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
Mr.. Ives, chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Federal Relations, reported as fol-
lows:
On
House bill No. 274. zz-.5..-=
Joint Resolution requesting our Represen-
tatives and instructlng our Senators In Con
gress to obtain suitable appropriations for
the Improvement OF the navigation OF West
Pearl river,
Favorably and recommend its adoption.
9. IVES, Chairman,
q. II. 81. CLAIR,
IRWIN TALTON,
@~ ~5 +. QUINN,
JOHN MAHONEY,
MARTIN CARBON,
On motion OF Mr.. Cosgroye