The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-05

Devereaux Herring. Lancaster, Lucke, NC
Cullough, Ogden of Bossier, Pearce, Phtpps,
Weems StrlngfellOw-13
The amendments of the Senate were con-
Cured in.
Mr.. Phillips moved to reconsider the vote
by which the amendments were concurred In,
and on his own motion the motion to recon-
slider was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Kavanagh moved to suspend the rules
In order to take up Senate bill No. 1876.
By a rising vote of 27 yeas to 3S nays the
motion to suspend the rules was not agreed
to.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. Feazel,
chairman, In behalf of the Com mlttee on Ap-
propriations, submitted the following report:
To the Speaker aud Members of the House of
Representatives:
Your committee to whom was referred the
petition of P.sMcNamara, beg leave to report
that the State is not indebted to said 2. Nc
Namara. said petition not setting up any
claim against the State.
House bill No. 277, returned with recon-
mendatlon that 1t be referred to the Commit
tee on Corporations.
On House bill No. 1874, favorably, by sub
stitute
On memorial Of the school teachers Of the
public schools, city of New Orleans, returned
without action, bill having been introduced
before the House providing for the relief
asked for.
On House bill No. 1863, returned without
action, for the reason that the appropriations
already made are In excess of the revenue of
the State.
Respectfully submitted.
MAX FEAZEL, Chairman.
To the Speak or and Members of the House OF
Your committee, to whom was referred
House bill No. 299, beg leave to report the
same favorably. with amendments:
Strike out section and insert new section
herewith; also strike out section g.
MAX FEAZEL, Chairman.
Mr. Pope moved to suspend the rules In Or
der to take up House bill No. 305.
By rising vote of 81 yeas to nays the
motion was agreed to.
House bill No. $685.
An act to provide for the protection and
preservation of completed public levees In
conjunction with the police iuries of several
parishes of this State; to prescribe the man.
ner in which levees may be cut for rice
fumes, roads and machinery and to provide
means for the payment Of the expenses at
tending this work. and to provide penalties
and punishments for the violation Of the pro-
viosions of this act and for violations of paro-
chial ordinances made in conformity with
this act,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read In full.
Mr. Faulkner moved the previous ques tion
on the final passage OF the bill, which was
seconded by the House.
The yeas and nays on the final passage of
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Aitken. Archer. Armstrong,
Atkins. Baskin, Billiu, Bulger, Butler,
Curley, Davidson, ,Deibel, Devereaux, Dill
lard, Dudenhefer,, Essex, Farmer, Faulkner,
Feazel, Franz, Gibson, Golsan, Hall, Haney,
Hathaway, Henry, Ives, Jackson Of
NatehItoc;hes Joson Jones dKayanagh
Mahoney Millaudon, Nixon, Morel, Mum
day. Mccain, Mccullough, Mcdonald, Nc
Dowell, MoLerog, Newsom, Ogden no Of Bos-
saier, Peayee, Phipps, Pope, Pritehard,
Schneider, Shepherd, st. Clair, Talton,
Vaughan, Vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems, Williams
of Morehouse, Wise, Young Of Iberla-71.
Nays -Messrs. Alain. Bulow. Dickerson,
Mary, Legendre, Pollard, Shaiffer, verret,
Williams OF Terrebonne-12.
Absent Messrs. Barry, Buchanan, Harris,
Herring, Lucke, Lyons, Morgan, Phillips,
Stringfellow, Varnado, Yell, Young Of st.
Landry-12.
Jne Oil was Hnally phSSeu.
The title of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Faulkner moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed. and on
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid upon the table.
Mr. Allan moved to suspend the rules In
order to take up House bill No. 256.
By q rising vote of 81 yeas to Is nays the
motion to suspend the rules was agreed to.
House bill No. 256,
An act to establish In the city of New Or
leans university for the education of per-
sons of color, to provide for Its proper gov
and to make an appropriation for
It's maintenance and support,
Was taken up on second reading, under the
favorable report of the Committee on Public
with amendments.
On motion of M. Farmer, the House re-
solved Itself into a committee Of the whole
to take into consideration the above entitled
House bill No. 256. |
HOUSE BUSINESS RESUMED.
The committee on rising reported through |
Its chairman, Mr.. Vincent, that they had had
under consideration the above entitled House
bill No. 256, and recommends that
Senate bill No. 1853,
An act to establish In the city of New Or |
leans a university for the education of per-
sons Of color; to provide for Its proper gov
and to make an appropriation for |
It's maintenance and support,
Be taken up In lieu thereof.
Mr.. Allan moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that the above entitled Senate bill |
No. 1853 be taken up.
The motion was agreed to.
Under suspension Of the rules the bill was |
aiken up on first reading and passed to Sec
)nd reading.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate bill No. lie,
An act to amend and re-enact sections and |
of act No. 33 Of the General Assembly OF |
879, being entitled "An act to repeal act No d.
of the extra session Of 1873; to create a |
Board OF State Engineers; to define their |
powers and duties; to levy tax of one mill |