The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
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leave to report the accompanying substitute
for tho same, and recommend Its passage.
JOHN s. BILLlU, Chairman.
The resolution is as follows:
Resolyed bu the House of Representatives
Of The State of Louisiana. me Senate con
rswwinp, That we extend to ex- tfeslaenJ y
Louisiana and to that end committee o.
I've members of the General Assembly bt
gppoipted-three members OF the House ant
two members OF The SPnate-to walt upot
our distinguished fellow. citizen and inform
him OF he passage Ut this resolution.
On motion OF Mr. Biliu the rules were eus
pended In order to consider tho resolution al
thiR time.
Mr. Biliu moved tho adoption of the reso
lntion,
by rising vote of So yeas to % nays the
motion to adopt the resolution was agreed to
Mr.. Jackson. of st. Mary. presented me-
mortal from the Union Laboring Mems Benev-
olsnt Association of New Orleans asking fol
the passage OF law securing to them pro-
lection OF rights and privileges, etc.
The memorial was referred TO the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Harris offered the following resolu-
tion:
Resofved by the House of Representatives.
of the State Of Louistd,tu, That from and after
the adoption of this resolution this House will
meet daily at 9 @. H., Sundays excepted, for
from .. III. TIL 3 p. m, from which time the
evening session will commence.
Iaes over under the rules.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
bENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans. Maj ch 30. 1880. !
To the Speaker and Members Of the House of
Represent atfves
| have the honor TO present, duly enrolled
Senate bill No. 100
An net to carry into effect article 1f6 of the
constitution; TO provide the qualification and
for the selection OF competent and Intelligent
jurofs throughout the State.
Which has been signed by the Lieutenant
Governor and President OF the Senate, and to
aek the Speaker of the House to affix his
signature to the same.
Respectfully. j. A. SMITH,
Assistant Secretary.
Tho above entitled Senate bill No. 100 was
read to the House by it's title and signed by
tho Speaker without delay.
FROM THE TABLE.
The following Concurrent Resolution,
offered by Mr.. Mcdonald.
Whereas, the New Orleans Academy Of
ScisnGee, a self-sustaining institution. en-
gagged In developing the different mneralogi-
raj, agricultural and other resources of the
State have occupied rooms Nos and 7of the
State University, corner Of Common and Ba-
rome streets, for many years, and have fit
ted mp said rooms with library and instru-
msnts at their own expense:
rs IL Resotued bp the Senate and House of
Representatives., That rooms Nos. 6 and of
the University be get apart and devoted to
Tho use OF said Academy OF Sciences,
Was taken up and adopted.
The Concurrent Resolution offered by Mr..
MeLeroy, Relative to the improvement OF
the navigation of Bout river and Its tribu-
taIy, Big Creek" was taken up, reported on
Iayvrably by the Committee on Public Works.
Lands Levees and Railroads by substitute.
On motion the substitute was adopted.
The following Concurrent Resolution, Of
Tered by Mr.. Aitken,
he IL resolved by the General Assembly of
shs State of Louisiana, That our Representa-
tlyge In Congress are hereby requested and
Instructed to Authorize and permit +, de Les
seps, or others, to construct a canal through
tho 7ethmus Of Darien, subject to the laws and
Under the control OF the government of the
United States and the governments Of Cen
trRl America, under the protection of the
United States of America
and be ii further resolved, That our Repre-
sentatives In Congress are hereby requested
to carry out the provisions of this resolution
ne soon as practicable.
Was taken up.
Dn motion OF Mr.. Kavanagh the Concurrent
Resolution was laid upon the table.
The petition of Thomas Mcintyre was
taken up. under the favorable report of the
Ioznmittee on Claims.
On motion the petition was referred to the
dnanmittea on Contingent Expenses.
The petition of j, 2. Routon was taken up,
reported upon by the Committee on Appro-
priRtions by bill
On motion OF Mr.. Pritchard, and under
suspension Of the rules. the bill was taken up
read by lts title for the first time, and placed |
lrppn the calendar for second reading, be-
uointng
House bill No. 1913.
An 1gt making an appropriation of the sum |
of $1,000 for the repairs OF the State Arsenal |
buildings.
MESSAGE PROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from |
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER | |
New Orleans. March 80. $780, |
10 the Speaker aud Members OF the House of |
Representatives:
| am directed to inform your honorable |
body that the Senate concurs In
House bill No. 260,
An act making an appropriation to defray
the ordinary expenses of the government: to
pay the interest on the public debt; to sup
port the public schools and public charities
ia the STATE Of Louisiana, for the year ending
December 81, 1880, and for the year ending
December 81, 1881,
With amendments. as shown by the accom-
rsnyiDg bill.
Very respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate.
REPORT OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON
HOUSE BILL NO. 1876.
MIR. Weems, chairman, on behalf of the
OF Conference on the Senate amend