The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
always tesu opposed 10 lotteries. voted for
every bill Introduced having that object II

the Unconstitutional Convention recrEnlseg me
XXX xsste resssn ,Is arse ii
stltution: but III Framing that article the con.
vention mad NO intention u making II manna =,
under which ecore of lottery aompaniee could
Be established. Had the convention Intended y.
that article 1917 should ge manda ory u ~ na
OF Mr.. Vance. which was Identical N its nature
and provisions with the sut now before tha
SENATE but from TIE laet nm the e2nv 1n,,
ths present article lal Of the constitution il is
evident that tho convention DID not cnnts mpiate
ths lay Il tss ssd aassea o a.
vssied rxbts d The Lottery Company and u
r. An utsaSsd esce la b.
mandatory requirement.. lts Language Would
haye been expliclt ard clear beyond the pos.ei-
ss p Ssss 40 ssSa the
vested rights Or tho Lpitsry COMPANY and then
referred the whole subject 81 greatinR other
from the wording Of the article Itself. which
reaiaF "rne Eealsletura. shall have authority"
etc.. Article aie reads. The 0eneral Assembly
Saes Pa Artie,e = Isl reads: The General A.
eembly shall have authority u. provide by Law
AZ aew hrtos !. y rssss ' nay " shall
MI. President. arc these articles inandatcry2
s u so eHysssS5 &c
yin other sstssss, y eo%salscry 81 t6s
foSns n the sa report sesws he es on
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al, Gensfltutionni Texislation we lind no men.
ton OF this subject nor Of article 1917 WHY, did
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That. IL their careful resesreh. and examine
tG s h s ys5Spssa s at n2s ~ : ssss re- t.
Tho constitution to b enacted, We flnd Ia each
syees q ns sSa hsye sa
thority. etc, a. the case may be.
Now. biz. Il is elAlmea BY the friends Of this
4 as s ecsse q s ssr c t.
terry Company 10 the politics "a the State. They
qgntrol % yin control ths politics V this State,
whose interesis after their establishment will
be identical with these OF the present lottery
Hon M fhcir fnnn man intnr,atn
Nov, MI. President. thu friends Of this bill
II liz stc and VI g cure tSs av wSs
they 30 much dsplore, they propose TO establish
e. 81 propst II n ssS q sos
Of many evils counteract the baleful effects Of
ones THINK not. cir.
.pre ss ls e s sea h G sae 'f v.ss
nor hamlet In the NtntA no oroes. roads grocery
will rou md that Will not have lottery tickets
,Haw any. member On this noor Who has IN
view the aivancement q the moral and roll.
Gtous interests os the people q th!s State can
ssft wi Isl sss es 20 g SSs
morals .aa qas sslislSa. shsli ". g obtain !
id tho children 81 this state. make gam 6lsrs Of
Hew VIII child look ngnn xemblipg when
Deeds Of that very vice inelis
If. LeAke tneseuDon moved the previons
WniSn 49, Set,ea ann N dn9 sf 49,
ss!tinS yeas 3. 40 i. Das''s' =. 'a' '' ~
a,on 4, eSsns "a vsa Imam nmu aha XIII Ana
s vo,ea y va."xo n's v'0Ws uOon 'n'' 80 "n'
MT, Sr. pa ave when his name was called said
NAL ~ Sns me & =, ing e oa. St 81
s susr meet tom mulpicits q Y ~
sIs Sna hs insS hSSe e Savsntarsrs
Avn IN 70 ns NV o - St I-
fhemseiyes al Such chernoters. which ths CITY
hna not. Ia hniicved Ii vrons, lar Ina Ierie.
iatnre 70 fiood Che CITY of New Orieans with Inc
outrnafs al s,fher CfNfeA and counfrlee driven
fhence hy The ,ncrs,ion al Wholesone lava.
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No aaaisnsasa sSsssess: q o. u! Se dsssss, seS
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sn t9reossen ,. she ~ ehn as NV WnN WV
ane me d,ansasy NJ she scnsae ~ % M ".
hnsa nosn his XIII wera IT,
nosa MY Msrs voMnE aGMasI sn's nv Were IL
m mmshssa ., W .muroYeS mpHveo; tnAt 10 sne
h,s n,ta u Nv oWsa wv M Wn.cn w expatH
~ ns No.e, WIG Htenus VI VIZ ulls w NveIntyu. vi
Sne prGylons a4esson having Hseycntea aena.e
=" con.d noa aive nM raaSons ~ lun, nMs must
cU Nh n.mset Watn SAYING snaS " ihcssase ~
evil was not 70 remedy ~ Tnsre nea been nGta.
~ M sasa npon NJ asgM HsRSM III ne anes..on
nS nep hs iavorang sns o wniSn Mo4.a over
81 pracee e and isSepee which even he gem
oasEsd w. re- SorEnSng 70
LIZ ~. motHs nna uangerons " tne poiiuos OF ene
s'ase az. tneteto.e. vosed no..
Mr.. Marston said he voted YES on high
moral grounds. tI4aughter.l He admired the
position taken BY the Senator from 1t. Landry.