Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-25

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Quite number of local bills were disposed Of.
SATURDAY, JAN %. 1853.
A call of the House was ordered. winch was pro-
ceeded with until quorum sppearei.
The reading of the Journal was dispensed With.
Nr- stanton introduced bill to regulate the rem
dition Of costs.
Mr.. Carter, of Hardin, resolution in regard to
the order of business.
Mr.. Richardson from the Committee on Federal
Relations, submitted minority report on Mr. Folks
Kansas resolutions, which will be found elsewhere
in paper.
Mr. Stanton, resolution to amend the rules so
that the House meet at m., a, journ at u, meet
at p M and adjourn at 5.
MIR. Keeney, a resolution to prohibit the intro
ductIon Of bills after February Ist unl IS B. sed
upon petition or reported by a committee.
hr. Dooson's resolution TO amend the Coustitu.
ton so as increase the number of Representa- i've
TO 80, and not over 100, was rejected
Mr. Stanton's resolution in favor of repeal of
the Compensation bill of CONGRESS was indefinitely
postPosed on motion by Mr. Williams, anu the House
refused to reconsider.
Mr. Beale's resolution to hold night sessions was
tabled.
MIR Newm7n's resolutions condemnatorv of Com
modore Paulding's cOur-e in regard TO n. Walker
was passed over informally at SIR Ms l, quest. Mr.
Rowles took occasion state that he was opposed
TO the body and spirit of the resolution
Mr.. Kings resolutions in favor OF internal i'm
proVements by the Gen, raj Government on the
Ohio river, were passed at the request of Mr..
King.
RESOLUTIONS OF the M ority Of the committee on
Federal lations, endorsing the course of the
President IN regard to ,nsa@, aud instructing our
Senators and requesting our Representatives to
vote for the admission OF Kansas under the Legoup-
ton COnsti luton, read, also the resolutions In
lieu by the minority, ana their report thereon.
hr. 81. John moved to postpone the subject TO
Houd Y 10 a. IN, lost.
Mr.. DAVIDSON asked that the record be corrected.
The r. port purporting to come from the M lrty
OF the Committee, not a majority T, port, us it
could not be shown that there had ever been a
meeting OF the Con mittee : a BODY, or tn more
than four ont of ten had endorsed what was called
the msj1rily rCpOrt. NJ. Bate then moved to
postpone them until Thursday
Mr.. Rowles opposed the motion. and appealed to
the democracy to support the r, solution.
NJ. Davidson criticised the course of the Cons
mittee IN respect to the informal snnyr in which
they had acted. He was not prepared to state his
opinion as between Douglas aud Buchanan. He
was member of the d, mOcrdtic party, but did not
belong to it, lie could not take the resolution
''ury So because they were introduced by his
party.
Mr, Richardson alluded to Mr.. Rowles, argument
that Virginia, ALBANIA ana South Carolina hrough
thei: Legislatures had expressed their views on
this suC ct and Tennessee oull not be back ward
and reminded him that on a former occasion, Ten.
n sse bad followed the wake of these States and
had TO craWfsh. 1t was dag erous business
The motion to postponed WIS lost anu Mr. S..
John opposed the report of the Committee and adj
vocated original resolution, which simply endorses
Buchanan aud condemns Gov. " alker
Mr.. Williams replied. and the House voted down
the report OF the Committee, ayes 80, noes 81
The question coming up the minority report
House adjourned 10 2 =. NJ.