The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-12

( An act 10 regulate public education In the
Btate OF Louisiana and city of New Orleans,
and 10 raise revenue Tor that purpose,
Was taken up, coming from the Senate with
the following amendments:
Tltle--Strike cut Of the title the following
\ words "And city of New Orleans" :,
Section 3, paragraph 4 line 3, strike out all
after the word "as" and insert ut may deter
milne"
In section Z, line g. before the word ''cta-
ticn" tnsert the words service of"
In section /, line ID, after "education' IN
epft ION the recommendation OF the police
iurIes In The respective parishes"
In section 2, line IA, strike out the word
s'schools" and transpose land" placing 1t be-
tween s'loafds" and parish,
In the sixteenth line of section 4 before the
word "pAlishes" Insert country"
n AT the end of section II add the words land
no sea6afian religious instruction shall be
given or sectarian religious text books used
In any each school"
MIR. Butler moved that the House do not
concur 10 the amendments Of the Senate
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. Butler moved that committee OF
three ba appointed to confer with like Sen
ate committee 10 regard TO the disagreement
of the House TO the Senate amendments.
The motion was agreed TO-
A caiI Of the House was ordered.
There were present:
Hon. a.. n Ogden, Speaker, aud Messrs.
Aitken. Allan, Archer Armstrong, Barry,
Billiu, Buchanan, Bulger Butler, Oade, Car
ron, Cayolle, Gosarove, Grain, Curley, David
son, Deihel, DevereauS, DickersoD, billiard,
Dudenhefer, Essex FeaSal, Frazier, Gardner,
Gibsou, Goisan, Hall, Haney, Hathaway,
Heiderhaln, Henry, Ives, jackson of st. Ma
ny, Joifrion, Jones, Kirk, kleinpeter, Lancas-
ter, Landry, Legendre, Letten, Lucke, Ly-
ons, Mahepeg, Millaudon, Nixon, Morgan,
McLeroy, Newsom, Ogden Of Boseieer, Phil
lips, Phspps, Pollard, Pope. Pritchar, Quinn,
Kicba gdson. Roche, SCHNEIDER, shaiifer shep-
herd, Ealton Vaughan, ,yerret Vincent, Voot-
hiee, Weems. Wise, Yell, Williams of Terre-
bonnie, Young Of ST. landry-76
Absent Messrs Atkins, Basktn, Bulow,
Farmer. Faulkner. Franz, Harris, Herring,
Iackscsl Of Natchitoehes, kavanagh, Morel,
strinsfelow, varnado, Williams of More
house. Young of Iberi4-19.
MT. Rilllu moved that the Concordia parish
eleesiua case be now taken up.
Mir. Allan rising to point OF order claimed
that TIE said election case did not involve a
question of privilege, and consequently re-
quirp.i Suspension of the rules In order TO
take ls up.
The Speaker [Mr. Atkins 10 the chair ruled
the point not we'll taken.
T
the CHAIR.
The question was put: 'Shall the decision
of tIsss chair be sustained as the sense of the
HouaasH
Bya rising vote of SO yeas to 81 nays the
] decistoa OF the chair was sustained.
Ii, On motion of Mr.. Ogden further considera-
tion Of the case was postponed until to-
morrow. and made the special order Of the
day Immediately after reading of the journal.
Mr.. Faulkner moved TO suspend the rules
In orvtar TO take up House bill No. 161
The motion was not agreed TO.
Mr.. Henry, chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Parochtal Affairs, under sus-
pension of the rules, reported as follows:
NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1880.
To the Speaker and Members of the House of
Representatives:
YoHr committee beg leave to report as fol-
towR.
Favarably on Senate bills Nos 400 and 2O1,
by a majority. Also favorably on Senate
bill Ma. 22S with the following amendments
In llne II, strike out the word Jurors" and
Insert the word "persons."
Also In line Is, strike out the word ''sixty"
and igleert the word fifty"
Respectfully submitted,
p. p HENRY, Chairman.
SPECIAL ORDER
Senate bill No. so,
An act creating printing board. and de-
filming fts duties; relative to the State print
ing, te the official Journal OF the State; to
regulate and define the prices of public
printing, and to prescribe the manner In
which che same shall be done; directing the
manner and prices at which contracts shall
be made by police juries and municipal cor
porastons FOR public printing: providing for
the binding and distribution of all public doc
umefts. and furnishing stationery for all the
departments of the government of the State;
and rcpealing act No. 40 of 1877 and all laws
or parts of laws In conflict herewith.
Being the special order Of the day, was
taken ap on second reading. under the favor
able report of the Committee on Printing,
with amendments.
Section was read.
Ga motion of Mr.. Devereaux the committee
amendment was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Curley the section was
amended In line 3 by striking out "Wednes-
day" sind inserting the word day"
On naotiou of Mr.. Devereaux the section
was further amended by inserting after con
tract" In line 40, the words directly or in
directly"
fSecs&8n was aSopted as amended.
Section was adopted.
Section 3, on motion of Mr.. Devereaux. was
amended In lines and by striking out
"seaIed proposals." and inserting the word
@salc."
Sections 4, 5, G, and were ad opted.
Section was amended by inserting In line
iG, after court" the word sheriff"
The section was adopted as amended.
Section 40 was adopted,
Section IL. on motion of MIR. Ogden, was
amended by inserting land sheriff after
-s'court."
The section, on motion OF Mr.. Curley, was
furtifer amended by inserting In line 4 the
words Gin the city of New Orleans" and
section IL was adopted as amended.
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