Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

friends 10 tennessee, and that VEL
are in hopes be viii find il cohven>
lent to pay US a visit. We know
that the |Ireelnen of Tennessee
would greet him with all The joyII
and cordially of his own natiyeFI
Hnngarians.
6. Rasolved, That these resolu-
lions are not passed in a spirit of
dictatioii to the President and Cons
gress. but rather as free offering
and expression of our own admit
ration and friendship; for we are
satisfied that no American wants
any stimulus to cause him 10 honor
this man his comrades but the
Ipromptings Of his own heart
Z. Resolred, That acopy of these
resolutions be forwarded by the
Governor of Tennessee to Kossuth,
and another copy TO the president
of the United States. IS
Senate
Ii MONDAY, Nov. 10.
MIR. Payatt, from the joint Select
Committee, 10 whom was referred
the bill to provide for a complete
history of the State, reported intfa,
vorr Of the bill Recommending that
iiIre blank the bill be filed BY
$1,000 The chairman read a
lengthy and interesting report on
the subject, setting forth the impor-
Etance of the work.-Report and
fbill Iaid on fle table.
i Sen ate Bills on Third Readinq.
+ The bill to INCREASE the juTisdic-
J ton Of Justices of ibe Peace to open
lacconhts not exceeding $780,
Passed, ayes IL; noes 9. r.
! The bill TO increase the jurisdic
,jtion of Justices Of the Peace or
+ |casesof repleyin not exceeding $50
: Passed, ayes IL; n pes s.: :
Mr.. Carfiger called up the reso
luton calling fora specific repor
: from the commissioners Of the Stat,
; Capitol, which was adopted.
! Mr.. Carter presented a bill to in
corporate the TuIIaIoma Mimi;
and Manufacturing Company
) Passed fifstreadmg.
II The bill to designate the holiday
$ Ito be observed in the ateeptanc,
!, and payment OF bills Of exchange
: bank checks, and prolnissory notes
passed third reading, ayes %. noe
) 10. THE bin provides that Januar
: ist, July 4tii, December 25th, an,
: any day appointed or recommend,
S IIY the Goyd rnor Of the State o
E President as a day Of fasting o
E Thanksgiving, shall be treated an,
S CONSIDERED IA the same as Sunday i
: respect TO accaptances, paym ent:
: protests, &c, as above, add that n
| days of grace Shall be allowed o.
bills of exchau &c made payable a
sight
e The memori4l of Tie General As
lsembly OF The State of fEennes Sc
$ Ito the General Assembly OF th
: State OF Georg4, setting forth th
grievances oil which this State com
plains. was received from the Hous
and read 10 the Senate. The res
olution accompanying, adopted b
I the House, adopting the memorial
D and appointing James A. White
1 sides commissioner TO bear said inc
mortal, was adbpFed by the Senate
: MIR. Carter presented bill t
. amend the act chartering the Hen
5 derseu and Alabama railroad com
. Apany. Passed l st reading =
. Hon. Sc of Representatives.
: MIR, Houston reported from sam
fcommittee the resolutions directib,
ttbe Governor TO open correspon
I idence " 18th the Governor OF Geor
gia in re gard to the annoyance Civ
, EN- the East Tennessee and Georgi
, railroad company by citizens o
Georgia. The c ommittee recon-
mended a memorial aud res oluliol
TO the l. legislature Of Georgia in lie'
, OF the re solutions. The memoria
and resdl luton were adopted
4 Mr.. WI sener reported from tb'
commilte I'd on Ways and Means, tn
bill to pen Init peddIcrs and hawker
Ito fake Out license for ess thai
; twelve pa bnths and recommended
:. lis rejection. Report concurred il
and bill rdjecied /
!; On nj dtien Of Mr.. Houston Tho
! bill TO ip corporate The Tennessee
Mining, Manufacturing and Traus-