Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-15

ASTON, n-sashaW, Richardson, st. john Saunders,
SETTER shIe gsoury, stanton, stovau, Summers,
/ Thompson, Turner Of Roaus Wbite AZ Hamilton.
| Whe Of Knox, and Vauebp--47
A9gs-T,aessIs Blackburn, Bradford, Carter Of
Harqtn' Ls'es' Ssmmon HaIney, Low, Naris, Mick
ley5 '-'ee l!1n' hooerts, Rose, RoWles Sehmittou,
smart "llilams' wilson, Wood, and Mr. Speaker
! Donels in-l9
So the resolutions were referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations
HOMESTEAD
On the further motion Of Mr. THOMPSON, Mf.
stanton homestead resolution was taken from ne
table, and referred to the same committee
BANKS.
Ar STANTON'S resolution for Bank reportsupon
their ability to resume specie payments WIS next
uEen up.
! Hr ROWLES moved its indefinite postpoaement.
| Nir STANTON demanded the yeas and nays, and
thesame being ordered and taken, resued-yeas
| AZ, nays 20-as follow:
Yea-Messrs. Bate, Bayless, BiekneIl, Black
burn, Bradford, Caldwell, Garter Of Carter Carter
| Of Hardiu, Copeland, Davidson, Davie DobsOu Dun
| lap, Estes Ewing Fulton, Cannon, Griffith Ham,
ilton, Hatnty Ivie, Low, Nancy, Maris. Mickey,
| NeWbern, Newman, Roberts, Rose, Rowles, St.
John, Schmhtou, Smartt, Stovall, Summers, Thomp-
! son, Turner Of Roane, Williams, Wilson, Wood
! Vaughn, and br Speaker Donelson-42.
! Nqys-SIessr5. Algee, Anderson, Beale, Benton,
Brazelton Bullo h, Cooper, Frazer, Holmes, John
son, Kendrick, k ncy, Lackey, Randolph, Richard,
son, Saunders, anter, Shrewsbury, Stanton, and
! White Of Knox
Mr. BAYLESS ezplained his vote-the pending
conference bill WON cover The case"
| Mr. BlCKNELL explained. His policy was to let
! the banks alone.
! Mr. EENDEICK explained. Thought the infor-
nation sought by The resolution was important.
| Mr. STANTON elplainal. The conference bill
would fa-that was ia, giving out Of the maj GRITTY.
20 was manifest hat It w. the interest Of the banks
to resume ut the earliest possible period and the
point of resumption 10 sut all could not DC more
safely and certainly asoerained than by the adop.
1 lion Of his resolution.
So, the resolution W. indefinitely postponed.
AMENDMENTS TO THE d,xsrrurIoS-NEw COUNTIES.
Mr. COPELAND'S joint resolutions to amend the
4th section Of article lO Of the State Constitution
regulating the formation Of new Commissioning
| up the second reading.
| Mr. STOEALL propose to amend
! Mr. RICHARDSON submitted dlat a constitutional
provision was, that the same resolati0n sh ould be
read three times on three sevaral days, and this
wsuld not be the same resolution which passed day
before yesterday, if amended now. lie read the
provision.
The point was sustained by the Chair, and The
! amendment was not entertained
Mr. St John moved to lay the subject on the table;
but did net press the motion. He demanded The
yeas and nays on second reading
The yeas and nays being ORD red and taken, re-
| sulted-yeas 2G nays 42-as follows
Yeas.-Messrs. Anderson Biyless, Blackburn,
Bradford, Carter Of Carter, Copeland, Davidson,
Estes, Cannon, Hamilton, Holmes, Johnson, Ken
drick, Lloyd, Newman, Reushaw, Roberts, Rose
RoWes Saunders, Smartt Staa.on, Thompson, Will
son, White Of Hamilton, and Mr. Speaker DOnelson
20.
Nays.-AIessFs. Aigas. Beal, Benton, Bickneu,
BrazetOn, Bullock, Caldwell, Carter Of Hardin,
Cooper, Dayie, D bison, Dodsol, Dunlap, living,
Frazer, Fulton, Golladay, Griffith, Harvey, Ivie,
Keeney, LaOkey Lamb, Low, Nancy, Harris, Mickey,
NeWbern, Polk, Randolph, RoulstOn, Richardson,
St. John, Sehmittou, Sentsr Shrewsbury, Stovau,
Summers Turner of ROane, White Of Knox, Wood,
and Vsughn-42.
So, the resolut Ons were reieced.
Nr POLK entered his motion to reconsider this
vote.
A Senate message announced amendments to the
bank bill; and, on motion by Hr ROWLES it was
ordered, that Is copies of the bill passed the
House Of Representatives, be printed with the Sem
ate amendments marked with inverted comas.