The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

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same and another conference asked for, which
motion was agreed to.
BY o rising vote Of 40 yeas to 80 nays the
motion was not agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. Pope, and under a sus-
pension of the rules,
Senate bill No. 155,
An act relative to the prescription of debts
due to certain charitable and educational In
stitutions and funds,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was previously read In full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Attken, Allan, Archer, Bill
liu, Buchanan, Bulger, Butler, Cade Carron,
Cayole, Cosgrove Grain, Davidson, Deibel,
Devereaux, Dlckerson. billiard, Dudenhefer.
Essex, Farmer Faulkner. Feazel, Franz,
Frazier, Golsan, Hail. Haney, Hathaway,
Heidenhaln, Ives, Jackson Of st. Mary. Jack
Kirk, .Kleinpeter, Lancaster, Legendre, Let
ten, Lucke Lyons, Mahoney, Millaudon,
Nixon, Morel, Morgan, Munday, Mccain,
Mccullough, McDonald, Mcdowell Mellow, b., Nc Nc
ardson, Robertson. Roche. Schneider, Shep-
herd, st. Clair, Talton, Vaughan. Vincent,
Voorhies, Williams OF Terrebonne, Wise,
YPll, 10uDG Oh lDerla, IOunR oI OI. LhuuTy
-75.
Nays-Messrs. Atkins, verret-2.
Absent -Messrs. Armstrong, Barry, Baskin,
Bulow, Curley, Gardner, Gibson, Harris,
Henry, Herring. Jones. Landry, Pritchard.
Shaiffer, Stringfelow, varnado. Weems, Will
liams OF Morehouse-18.
And the bill was finally passed.
The title was adopted
Mr.. Pope moved to reconsider the vote by
ltx,hi nh fbct hi 1Iy nd m q
own motion the motion to reconsider was laid
on the table.
Onmotion of Mr.. Farmer. and under sus-
pension Of the rules,
Senate bill No. 1S7
An act allowing plaintiffs In Injunction and
their opponents to bond the property seized
In certain cases,
| Was taken up on third reading. the bill
having been previously read In full.
| The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
the bill resulted as follows:
| Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Atkins, Biilu, Bu-
chanan, Bulger, Bulow, Butler, Cade, Car
ron, Cayolle, Cosgrove, Grain. Curley, David.
son, Deibel, Devereaux, Dlckerson, Dillard,
Essex, Farmer Faulkner. Feazel Franz, Fra
zier, Gardner. Gibson, Golsan, Hall, Haney,
Harris, Hathaway Heidenhain, Ives, jackson
of Natchitoches, Joffrion, Jones, KavaDagh,
Kirk Kleinpeter. Landry, Legendre, Letten,
Lucke, Lyons, Mahoney, Millaudon, Nixon,
Donald, Mcdowell. McLeroy, Ogden OF Bos-
sier. Pearoe, Phillips, Pollard, Pope, Robert
son, Schneider, Shaiffer, Shepherd, st. Clair,
Talton, Vaughan, Verret, Vincent, Voorhies,
Williams of Terrebonne. Wise, Yell, Young OF
Iberia, Young of st. Landry-H.
| Nays-M essrs. Allan, jackson Of st. Ma
ry-2
Absent-Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Barry.
Baskin. Dudenhefer, Henry, Herring, Lam
caster, Morgan, Newsom, Phipps, Pritchard,
Quinn Richardson, Roche, StrlngfelIow, Var
nado, Weems, Williams Of Morehouse-19.
And the bill was finally passed.
The title was read and adopted.
| Mr.. Farmer moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed, and or
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
| laid ON the table.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Mr.. Grain, chairman, on behalf OF the Com.
mittee on Claims, under suspension OF the
rules, reported as follows
To the Speaker and Members Of the House o
| Representatives.
Your Committee on Claims, to whom was
referred the matter OF w. X. Spearing, asking
penses incurred In testifying before the Elec-
toral Commission at Washington, and pro-
curing testimony for said commission In the
matter Of the Vernon parish returns, and
which was greatly instrumental In establish
ing the Nichols government, beg leave to
submit the following report:
Your committee is OF the opinion that said
w. X. Spearing rendered valuable service to
the State in securing testimony OF a most i'm.
portant character; that he has been at his
expense was undertaken on the advice of the
| Democratic leaders of this State, and with
the assurance that he would be reimbursed
and that he has never been reimbursed.
Your committee therefore beg leave to re-
port favorably on said claim and offer the sub
| Joined resolution.
very fespe''tut6y' r. & GRAIN, Chairman.
r. G. MORGAN,
| III. V. MCCAIN,
| J. nj. JONES.
BE 1t Resolved by the House Of Represere
tatiues of the General Assembly, That the sum
OF fifteen hundred dollars be and is hereby
appropriated to W. K. Spearing out of the
fund OF 1877, in reimbursement to him O
moneys spent and expenses incurred In assist
ing to establish the Nichols government.
Lies over under the rules.
Mr.. Wise asked and was granted permis
House bill No. 324,
| An aCC ZOE tne TelleI Ol Emily d, OlVeF
surviving wife of Andrew j. Oliver, and theil
minor children.
| On motion of Mr.. Blliu, and under sus
pension OF the rules,
Senate bill No. 1885,
An act granting the right Of way over any
land belonging to the State Of Louisiana tt
any company duly incorporated In this State
for the purpose Of cutting canals therein,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read In full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage O.
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Atkins, Billiu, Bu.
chanan, Bulger, Butler, Cade, CarroE, Grain
Davidson, Deibel, Dickerson, billiard, Duden
hefer. Essex, Feazel, Franz Frazier, Gibson
Golsan, Hall, Haney, Harris, Hathaway
Heidenhain, Henry, Ives, Jackson OF st. Mary
jackson of Natchitoches, Joffrlon, Kirk, Klein.
peter, Lancaster, Landry, Legendre, Letten
Lucke, Lyons. Mahoney, Millaqdon. Nixon
Morel, Morgan, Munday, Mccain, McCul.
lough, Mcdonald, Mcdowell, McLeroy, New.
som, zPhipps, Pollard, Pope Quinn, Richard