The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

ments, which were adopted by . rising 49,
of-yees IL. nays ~:
Strike out all after the word "6enate's n
line IL, down to and including the We1l
equally" In line ~. and In line AZ STRIKE CT
the words 'and' and 'sfurther. ~ lne ~
teen"
Mr.. Kidd offered the following amendaen4
which was adopted:
In section 8, after the word ''parish, !" in1oE
the words provided, that ct least three a.
these thirteen trustees shall be alumni cf ~
Louisiana state University Or Of the Lou
lama State University and Agricultural anoS
Mechanical College"
Mr.. Fontenot offered the following ansnd.
ment, which was adopted:
ness" insert Tor other unavoidable cause
| On motion Of Mr.. Leake the section ~
amended was adopted.
| Mr.. Davey moved to adjourn until to-u0k.s
row Tuesday, ut 10 o'clock .. m.
On rising vote, the Senate being equally
divided, there being a yeas 70 a nsys, -
President Of the Senate voted nay; and fhe
Senate refused to adjourn.
On motion Of Mr.. Kidd further consideEae
| ton Of the bill was postponed, and u 49,
made special order for Tuesday. immo.A
diately after the reading Of the journal.
NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr.. Walton gave notice that he would. %
some future day, introduce the following Gu
titled bill: y
An act to provide for the sale Of al props
erty forfeited to the State for taxes and
censee.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Mr.. Perry, In accordance with previous ncls
tice. introduced the following entitled bills
Senate bill No. ISL,
An act to amend and re-enact section 50
Of the Revised Statutes, relating to prescr1p
ton In favor Of sheriffs and their suretiss.
Senate.bill No. 152, as
An act relative to the institution OF suaf0
and the trials thereof before the distx11t
courts Of the State, for the removal from &
Office Of district attorneys. clerks Of courts
sherifks, coroners, recorders, justices 81 the
peace. and Of all other parish, municipal a
ward officers, under the provisions Of art1caee
1876 and 2o1 OF the State constitution, and v
provide for new trials thereof, and for appoalo
from all interlocutory DEGREES that might
cause irreparable injury. and from all hnAt
judgments therein.
Senate bill No. 163.
An act relative to the institution Of 1uit1
and the trials thereof before the 6upEemos
Court Of the State; for the removal hclnss
Office OF judges Of the courts Of appeals -
district courts throughout the State and q D
the city courts for the parish Of Orleans -
der the provisions Of articles 1se and 20 q
the State constitution,
Which were each read the frst time.
Mr.. Brian obtained unanimous consent III
introduce at this time the following entitled
bill:
Senate bill No. 15A,
Joint Resolution requesting therepre1enta
tives Of the.State OF Louisiana IN Congress ~
use their endoavors to obtain an appropt1o.
ton for the payment Of certain mail coo
tractors, ssh
Which was read the first time.
Mr.. Kidd obtained unanimous consent %
introduce the following 81
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
suggesting an amendment to the constatl
ton Of the United States.
Whereas, there appears to be IL some N.
tions Of the United States fear that &C sunno
be imperiled by Internal commotion; md
Whereas, the evidently growing te0deDcXs
In this country, TO the GENERALIZATION q ell d
serious or sbs
power Of the States to maintain their loci
governments; and
Whereas, It IL necessary to the continud
doctrines Of perpetual union and continue6
home rule shall be forever settled; therefore
belt
Resolyed " ne ssnsts Of he State q Los.
ring herein, That we do most earnestly ~
snlemnly recommend to our representative 81
In Congress that they shall propose q ~
session OF Congress the following % %
States, viz:
ALI overt acts to destroy the same shall ID II
shall be punished as such. State lines md
State boundaries shall forever remain inv10
late, provided that new States may be formed
with the consent Of the States whose terr!toe
States to make, execute and enforce their own
local laws for their Individual government
by and through their own salf-chosm q 81
elected representatives and officials. shall
eminent or by any power Whatsoever.
On motion OF Mr. Kidd the rules were su6.
pended to consider the resolution ct thie
time, and on motion Of the same Senator &
was referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message was received from
his Excellency the Governor and read:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENx. ss
State of LOutslana.
New Orleans. March 8. 1871. y
To the President and Members of the Senate:
have the honor to inform you that have
this day approved and signed
Senate bill No. 81, entitled
An act authorizing the Governor Of the
State to employ counsel to represent the 6tat0
Ia the Supreme Court OF the United 6tAte9
In the case OF the State Of New Hampshire
va State Of Louisiana.