The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
he following message was received from

The following message was received from
the Senate:
i SENATE CHAMBER
/ New Orleans. January n. 1890.
To the Speaker and Members Of the House o
Representatives.
| am directed to iuform Your honorable
body that the Senate has adopted and re-
| quests your concurrence In
| Concurrent resolution appointing II com
mittee Of live. two from the Senate and thres
| from tho House Of Representatives. To OK
anime The militia accounts Of Gov. Francis
| r. NichnIla.
Very respectfully.
JOHN CLEt;G.
Secretary OF the Senate
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION FROM THE SENATE
by Senator :, N. Augustln =.-.
Reaoired. That q committee of five mem
hers. two from the Senate and three from the
House he appointed for the purpose of OK.
amining the accounts of Gov. Francis T.
Nichols relative To the militia fund, with a
view Of the transfer of said fund into the
hands Of Gov. Il. A. Wilt, II any at the credit
of said fund.
NOTICE OF BILLs.
Mr.. Davidson gave notice that he will at
some future day Introduce
An act reuirIsy the lessees Of the Louisiana
Penltentlary TO work the convlcts sentenced
TO tho PenItentlary within the walls of that
institution.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY
BY MI. Dulenhefer-
House bill No ",
An net prohibiting sailors and others of tho
crews Of foreign vessels from working ON the
wharvas aud levees Of the city of New Or
leans.
This bill. being the special order of the day,
unfavorablo report of the COMMITTEES on the
Judiciary. =.
Mr., BiIliu moved to in9'iinitely postpone
tho further consideration of the bill
Mr.. l.illlu Withdrew his motion to postpone
indefinitely aud moved that consideration Of
the bill be postponed until Tuesday next. md
the bill ho made the special order of the day
Tor that LAY.
Mr. kavanaugh moved that the bill be- re-
committed to the Committee on the Judi
cary.
Mr. l,illiu Withdrew his motion to postpone
until Tuesday aud renewed his motion to
postpone indeinitely.
Mr.. Lancaster moved that tho further con
slderatlon of The bill be postponed until
Monday next and be made the special order
for that day. ~=
On this motion MIR, Curley moved the pro
vious question. which was not seconded by
the House.
Mr. Quinn moved that the bill be committed
to tho Committee on Federal Rotations. with
the memorial Of citsens this day presented,
and that II be made the special ORDER of the
day for tuesday next.
On motion Of Mr. Jackson Of St Mary. the
motion Of Mr.. Quinn was laid upon the table
On motion of Mr. Jackson, of Sd Mary, the
resolution Of Mr.. Lancaster WAS laid upon the
table
On motion Of MIR. Jackson, of st. Mary, the
motion of Mr. kavanaugh to recommIt to the
Committee on the Judiciary was laid upon the
table, uM.~
MIR, Morgan moved that tho motion Of Mr.,
Bi.liu 20 postpone the further consideration
Of the bill indefinitely he laid upon tho table.
On this motion the yeas and nays were
called for. with the following result;
Yeas Messrs. Alaln, Atkins. Aiken.
Barry. Buchanan. Bulger Carron, Cayolle
g onrlsy, r DeyerennS, pIeksrson,
R sSs sesnn 3, e. Mary ryan,
Lcgendre, Letten. Lyons. Lucke, Mnhoney,
Morgan. Mccullough. Mcdonald,
Newsom. Phillips. Pollard. Quinn, Robert
son, Schneider, st. Clair. Verret, Yell. Young,
Of st. Landry 80.
Nays Messra. Archer. Armstrong. BillIu
Butler, Cade, Grain. Farmer, Foazel, Hall.
Hathaway, Harris, Heidenhain. Henry. Ives,
Jackson OF Natchitoches. Jones, Joilrion,
kavanaugh, Kleinpeter. Kirk, Lancaster.
ard. Pope. Richardson. Shepherd. Varnado
Vaughan. Vincent. VOORHEES,, Weems, Wise,
Williams Of Morehouse, Young Of Iberia 81.
The motion to postpone indefinitely was
laid upon the table.
Mr.. Vincent moved that the House do now
adjourn until Monday, tho second OF Febru-
Try. at u o'clock m.
BY rising vote Of 4s yeas to Is nays the
motion to adjourn was carried.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT.
Clerk of the House of Representatives.