Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-28

to the ADMINISTRATION Of the treaties of 1917 and
1919 With the Cherokee tribe Of Indians, locking TO
the appointment Of Commissioners By the General
Government te determine questions connected with
certain land titles depending upon said treaties and
to quiet such titles, was next taken up.
Mr. GRIFFITH and Mr. DUNLAP explained the
provisions Of these treaties in question, and the
nature Of the titles it was desirable to have quoted
The joint resolution was adopted.
MAMMOTH BEAR EXHIBITION.
Mr. BLACKBURNs mammoth bear resolution
vas Withdrawn.
R B. cHEATHAM.
Mr. TURNER Of Summers resolution appointing
r. B. Cheatham, Assistant Clerk for the remainder
Of the session. was next considered
Mr. ROWLES moved to lay the resolution on the
table; but withdrew for
Mr. DAVE to say that it was customary to ap-
point assistant clerks towards the close of every
session Of the Legislature.
Mr. ROWLES then renewed his motion to lay on
the table demanding the yeas and nays thereon,
and the same being ordered and taken resulted
/ yeas 81, nays Gas follow:
YeGs.-Messrs. Algee, Bate, Bayless Bickneu
Blackburn, Bradford, Bullock, Carter Of Hardin,
Copeland, DobsOn, Dunlap Estes, Cannon, Cola
day, Hamilton, Harvey, Holmes, johnson, Keeney,
Lamb, Low MaTIs, Mickey NeWbern, Newman,
Randolph, Renshaw, Richardson. Roberts, Rose,
RoWles, Schmittou, Senter Smartt Turner Of Roane,
/ Wilson and Wood-87
Nays.-Messrs Anderson, Benton, Brazelton,
/ ton, Carter Of Carter Cooper CantreH Davidson,
Davie, Dodson, Ewing, Fulton, King, Lackey, Lloyd,
houlston, st. John, Saunders, Shrewsbury, Stan
/ ton, Stovall Thompson, Turner Of Sumner, White
| Of Hamilton, Vaughn, and Speaker Donelsen-25.
+ So the resolution was laid on The table.
oBJEcTIoS RULE
Mr. NEWMAN'S resolution resembling The Objec
| ton rule next coming up
Mr. ALGEE demanded the yeas and nays, and
they wers ordered.
Mr. THOMPSON desired the resolution 10 be so
amended as to provide that unanimous consent shall
not be required to pass any business before The
House.
Mr. STANTON proposed to amend, by requiring
the presence Of the author Of the proposition upon
its consideration.
Mr. DAVIDSON and Mr. NEWMAN opposed the
amendments.
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew his amendment, and
the question REQUIRED the adoption Of the reso
luton.
The yeas and nays being now taken thereon, re-
sulted-yeas %, nays 99-as follow:
Ysas-Messrs. Bate, Bentley, Bradford, Cald
well, Carter Of Carter Copeland, Cantrell, David |
son, Davie, DobsOn, Dunlap, Estes, Fulton, |
Cannon, Harvey, Holmes, King, Lamb Low, Msris, |
Mickey, Roberts, St. John, Schmittou, Smart, |
Stovall, White Of Hamilton, Wood, and Speaker |
Doneson-29.
Ndys.-Messrs. Algee, Anderson, Bayless Ben |
ton Bickne, Blackburn, Brazelton, Bullock, Carter
Of Hardin, Cooper, Dodson, Ewing, Frazer, Cola /
day, Griffith, Hamilton, johnson, Keeney, Lackey, /
Lloyd, NeWbern, Newman, Randolph, Roulston, |
RenshaW, Richardson, Rose, Rowles, Saunders,
Senter, Shrewsbury, Stanton, Thompson, Turner of
ROaue, Turner of Sumner, Williams Wilson, and
Vaughn-38.
So the resolution was rejected.
Mr. CARTER of Hardin's resolution, repeating
all rules to the matter of adjournment, next com
ing up
Mr. FRAZER proposed to amend, by adding an
amendment to the objection resolution, so as to
require five members to constitute an objection
Mr. CARTER of Hardin made the point that the
amendment was not germane to the subject.
Mr. STANTON proposed to amend, by adding
rules Of adjournment, viz: meet at q m, adjourn
at u N. meetat 2 p m, adjourn at 5 meet at !
p. m, and sdionrn at 9.
Mr. CARTER Of Hardin moved to lay the subject
on the table, but gave way for
Mr. RICHARDSON, who appealed t. the House to
go back and stand they were before any rule was
adopted the subjec-pledging his readiness to 60
for stringent rule Of adjournment, when the occa-
shall require.
Mr. THOMPSON. 1t would require two-thirds to
adopt this resolution. He declared his unqualified
requiring night sessions,) and would not himself be
governed by it,-because it was manifestly continu
ed by the votes Of a minority. It did not become
The character of the House of Representatives to be
called together in this way, like school boys to
lsboOks," sc.
Mr. STANTON concurred generally with the view
Of Mr. Thompson, and asked leave to withdraw his
Mr. ROwLES objected, and proceeded to refer to
he record of the vote the passage of the rule
light sessions-49 to some 90
Mr. COOPER alleged, that the journal was incor-
'ect in this-the Clerk having trRnspOsed the lists
AIKEN the demand for the previous question, and :
N the passage Of the resolutiOn-the vote on the
passage Of the resolution being actually but As to %.
Mr. ROWLES proceeded to defend the necessity Of
light sessions, and to support the proposition made
" Mr. Stanton.
MrTHOMPSONre referred to the fact, that some Of the
most obnoxious acts of the last session were passed
night alleging that the day time was best for leg
Station and affirming that this night session rule
would have been repealed Saturday eYening-the
being SO to 25-if it had not required tWo-thirds
0 repeal stonding rule. +
Mr. GOLLADAY. This twelve-hour rule was
assed in his absence, and he never would work to Y
t. He would resign and 90 home first. He denoun- Il
ed it as child play-sheeI folly. b
Mr. CARTER of Hardin demanded the previous o.
uestion. a
Mr. ROWLES called for the yeas and nays on this C
emand, and they were ordered.
Mr. STANTON. If the gentleman from Hardin II
oes not insist the previous question, viii sub g
lit modification of my fundamentally the night | Z
essions for Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. &
Mr. STOYALL was in favor Of Mr. Stanton's
without the night sessions.
The yeas and nays we're taken on the demand for .,
ne previous question, resulting-yeas 45, nays % ~
So the main question was ordered, viz: Shall the y
esOlutiOn pass and Mr. Carter Of Hardin demand -
lg the yeas and nays thereon, they were ordered VI
I'D taken, resulting-yeas 40, nays 20, as follow: NJ
Ysas-Messrs. Algee, Anderson, Bate, Bsyless,
eale Benton Bicknel Bradford Brazeltn Bul Ock, Ii
adWel, Carter Of Hardin, Cooper, Cantrell David
IN, Davie, Dobson, Dodson, Dunlap, Ewing, Fra tv
It, Fulton, Cannon GOlladay, Holmes, Keeney, Vi
ing, Low, Nancy Maris, Mickey, Newbern, New til
an, ROulstOn, RenshaW, Richardson, Roberts, st.
)hn Saunders, SChmittou, Stanton, Stovall, W
thompson, Turner Of Roane, Williams, White of pI
smiltOn, and Vaughu-49.
Nays--Messrs. Bentley, Blackburn, Carter Of
after, Copeland, Estes, Hamilton, Harvey, John
N, Lackey, Lamb, Lloyd Randolph, Rose, RoWles Sc
inter, Smart, Turner of Sumner Wilson, Wood u
Id Speaker Doneson-20. re
So, tWO-thirds voting in the affirmative, the III
ton adopted, and the twelve hour rule
NEW PROPOSITIONS. ne ne
Mr. KEENEY7S resolution to prohibit the intro to
ction Of matter after the first day Of Febru SCI
y, unless based upon petition, and recommended pa
a standing committee, coming up in order pa
Mr. VAUGHN moved to lay it on the table. ate
The yeas and nays were demanded, ordered, and
ken on the motion, resuIing-yeas so, nays H. nj
low; SAL
Ysas-Messrs. Algee, Anderson, Bate, Bayless
ntley, Benton, Bickuel Blackburn, Brazelton I tai
llOck Caldwell Copeland, Carterof H Davidson, Low
we, Dobson, Dodsen, Dunlap, Estes Ewing, Fra
uLIOuY NduIuoQ5 UOiaudys UIlLuLny I1aEuey, / BE
hines, King Lackey, Lamb, Lloyd, Nancy, Nick ter
7, NeWbern, Roulston, Renshaw Roberts, St. Ds
I'm, Saunders, Seuter, Shrewsbury Stanton, Sto- Ga
Il, Turner of Roane, Turner of Sumner, Williams, lfa
lite Of Hamilton, White Of Knox, and Vaughn Rit
80. der
Nays-Messrs. .Beale Cooper, Cautrel, Hamilton, Tu
nnson, Keeney, Low, Maris, Newman, Randolph, Kn
'hsrdson Rose, Rowles, Schmittou, Wilson,
'Od, and Speaker DOnelson-l7 eel
So the resolution was laid on the table. Lac
ASSISTANT CLERK. son
Mr. NEWMAN entered his motion to reconsider the 0PS
e Of this day rejecting The resolution for the ap
ntment of an Assistant Clerk y
BANKS AND BANKING. GU
The House now proceeded, in order to consider ulg
Senate amendments to the House amendments to '0u
Senate's bank bill (62) and of the amendment of 7
Senate 10 the first section, having been read by
Clerk, viz: inserting these words, agent per ING
corporation, licensed chartered to do anl'
kngor brokerage business, shall be permitted to qua
out for circulation the note Of any corporation tue
association of individuals which has not been -