The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-02
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Joffrion, Landry, Pollard. Roche, Shaiffer,
Ferret, Williams OF Terrebonne, Yell -16
Absent Meesrs. Barry, Bulger, GRAIN Our
Aey Dudenhefer, Kavanagh, Morgan, McCul-
gough, Pearce, Phillips, Schneider, String
3ellow-13.
The bill was finally passed.
Tho title of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Billu moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bin was finally passed. and on
nile own motion the motion to reconsider was
said upon the table.
r. Henry explained his vote as follows
am decidedly In favor OF the assessment
dsf n poll tax and q rigid enforcement of the
ii eollection Of the same, but cannot indorse
the extraordinary method of collection, pro-
vote emo" s.. HENRY.
Mr.. Bllliu moved to suspend the rules In
crler to take up House bill No. 10.
BY rising vote of 36 yeas TO 80 nays, the
uaption to suspend the rules was not agreed
10.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In accordance with previous notice Mr..
Il Wise offered the following entitled bill, which
was read by it's title for the first time and
placad upon the calendar for second reading,
Becoming
House bill No. 394,
An aot for the relief of Emily j. Oliver,
Surviving wife OF Andrew J. Oliver, and their
minor children.
Mr. Allan moved to suspend the rules in
ars1sr TO take UP bill
Rya fielng vote of 20 yeas to 40 nays the
mution to suspend the rules was not agreed
~,
MIR. Ogden moved to call up House bill No.
16b.
BY rising vote OF 26 yeas to 80 nays the
motion was not agreed to.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No. 81,
An act relative to clerks of district courts,
ax offcso parish recorders Of conveyanoes,
mortgages and other acts, and er offcio no
aarfeB public, and to the official bonds to be
furnished by them, the parish Of Orleans ex-
eepted,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read In full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage of
eke bill resulted as follows:
Yeas -Measrs. Aitken, Archer, Armstrong,
Atkins. Barry, Baskin, Billiu, Buchanan, Bull
Grain, Davidson, Deverea,ix, Dudenhefer, Es-
nex, Farmer, Feazal, Franz, Frazier. Gard
npr. taolean. Hall, Harris, Hathaway, Henry,
Herring Ives. u aokson OF st. Mary, yoffrton,
40nea, Kirk, kleinpster, Lancaster, Landry, ,'y,
4 S1on, Nixon, Morel, Morgan, Mccain, Nc
xhsllough. Mcdonald McLeroy, Newsom, Og-
don of Bossier, .Phipps, Pollard, Pope. Pritch-
Mrd, Quinn, Richardson, Robertson. Roche,
\ 10 Vaughan, verret. Vincent. voorhiee, Will
Hams oil TeIrebonne, Williams OF Morehouse
Wise, Yell, Young of Iberia, Young Of St. Lam
\ alry--75
Nays -Messrs. Allan, Oayolle, Delbel,
Absent Meesrs. Curley, billiard, Faulkner,
@iheon, Haney, Heidenhain, jackson OF
Natchitoehes, Kavanagh, Lyons, Mundey,
Mcdowell, Pearce, Phillips, Schneider. String
Malpw, Weems-18.
The bill was finally passed.
The title OF the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Bllliu moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was finally passed, and on his
I Uwn motion the motion to reconsider was laid
npon the table,
HxNATE BILLS ON SECOND READING RE-
PORTED by COMMITTEES.
SENATE bill No. 81,
Il u An aot entitled San cot to prescribe when
and the manner In which special elections
shall be held In the parishes, cities and In
Gorporated towns OF this State for the purpose
OK lovying special taxes In aid OF works of
publlo Improvement and railway enterprise,
and providing for their enforcement and col
1ection,"
Was taken up on second reading, under the
favorable report of the Committee on Regis
2xation.
The bill was passed to third reading.
Il Mr.. Ogden moved to suspend the rules In
|urSIer to take up House bill No. 229.
by rising vote of 81 yeas to 81 nays the
nnotion was not agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Cosgrove, and under a
suspension of the rules,
House bill No. 1856,
An aot to regulate public education in the
tate Of Louisiana and city of New Orleans,
ana 10 raise revenue for that purpose,
Was Y taken up on third reading and read in
The yeas and hays on the final passage of
me- bill resulted As follows:
Ieas--M -Messr& Aitken, Allan. Archer, Arm
irony, AtkiRs, Baskin, Billiu, Buchanan,
nlger, Bulow, Butler, Oade, Carron, Cayolle,
&AMgrove, Grain. Davidson, Deibel Deve-
saa0x, Dlc&erson, billiard. Dudenheier. Essex,
s3ib9oa. Golsan, Hall, Haney, Hathaway,
1se6ry, Herring. Ives, jackson of st. Mary. |
&ckson OF Natohitoches, Jones, .Kavanagh, |
Styk. Lancaster. Landry. Legendre, Letten, |
neka Lyons, Mahoney, Millsudon. Nixon |
lorel, Morgan, Munday, Mccain. McCul-
5Drngh, Mcdonald, McD McLeroy, New |
90m. Phipps. Pollard, Pope, Pritchsrd, Quinn. |
ehardson, Robertson, Roche. Shaiffer,
3kepherd, st. Clair, Talton, Varnado. |
Vaughan, Vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems, VIII |
ktne OF Terrebonne Williams OF Morehouse, |
Wise, Veil, Young OF Iberia, Young Of st. |
AnHdry-82 |
] Nays Messrs. Heidenhain, verret-2.
4 Absent Messrs. Barry, Curley, Farmer. |
harris, Joffrion, Kleinpeter, Ogden Of Bos-
ser, p1arce, Phillips, Schneider. Stringfellow |
Ill |
Ii The bill Was finally passed
4 Ihe title Of the bill was adopted.
9 kIr. Butler moved to reconsider the vote by |
9Aich the bill was finally passed, and on his |
sb4n molten the motion to reconsider was
Md upon the table.
Il HI. Devereaux moved that the special COM |
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