Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-08
THE CODE.

/ The House then, under the standing order, too
up the Sixth Part Of the Senates bill 1867 to revis
J the statutes, &c, and the same being read throug
/ by the Clerk, was considered and passed The 6rs
| reading.
/ On motion by Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. AIgee ha
/ leave to record his vote in the affirmative on tn
passage Of the land vendors bill tbs day.
Mr. STANTON moved 10 take up the consideration
/ Of Mr. COpeiauds motion TO reconsider the Vot
by when The Senate bill (S4) releasing revenue t
Putnam county, was rejected; and accordingly
The melton 20 reconsider was taken up, and tn
bll and amendments thereto were read by th
Clerk
The vote was reoonsidered and the question re
CURED on the second reading Of the bill rs amen
ded
Mr. ST. JOHN proposed to amend by striking ou
the several amendments heretofore applied By the
House.
Mr. THOMPSON opposed the motion, so far as
Lewis county is concerned, and made a statement
Of the case
Mr. SENTER also opposed The motion, so far as
Union county is concerned, and made his statement
again.
Mr. STANTON repeated mis- statement Of the case
in behalf OF the hill and amendments
Mr. ST JOHN modified his motion and now moved
10 indefinitely postpone the bill and amendments.
And the yeas and nays were demanded, ordered
and taken upon the motion with the resultyeas a,
nays 3l-as follow:
eGS-MeSSrS. BayleSSy I ulLOn, UaulmOus UrlMLn5
Hamilton, Harvey, johnson, Lackey, Lowe, Maris,
Mickey, Newman, Richardson, Roberts, Rose,
ROwles, St. john, SchmittOU, Summers, Turner OF
Roane, Williams, Wilson, Vaughn, and Speaker Don
elsOn-24
Nays-Messrs. Algee Anderson, Beale, Bentley,
Benton, Biskneu, Blackburn, Brazeton, Cooper,
Copeland, Davie Dunlap, Ewing, Frazer, G,'lladay.
Holmes, kendrick, keeuey, Lloyd, Nancy, Randolph,
koulst0n, Benshaw, Saunders, Senter, ShreV sbury,
Smart, Stanton, Thompson, White Of Knc K, and
WOod-3l.
So the House refused to postpone, and the qUes-
tiOn recurring, Shall the bill pass the second read
ing:
Mr. GRIFFITH proposed further 'oamendby adding
clause Releasing the State tax for 1858 to Monroe
county, "to enable the people thereof Macadamize
the streets Of MadisUnvile, as they are now in
muddy condition"
Air STANTON demanded the yeas and nays upon
the adoption of this amendment, and the same be-
ing ordered and taken thereon, it was jected by
yeas 3, nays 49-and the question again REQUIRED
on the second reading Of the bill.
The question was then taken by yeas and nays on
the second reading Of the bill amends ed resulting
yeas ., nays 2I-as follow:
Ys15-Messrs. Algee, Anderson, Beale, Bentley,
Benton, Bicknell, Blackburn, Brazetou, Copeland,
Da7ie Dunlap, Ewing, Frazer, GoIladay, Holmes,
heudrIck, keeney, Lloyd, Randolph, ROIlssOn Rem
shaw, Saunders Senter, Smart, Slant on, Thomp-
son, White Of Knox, aud Woods.
Eayy-Messrs. Bayless, Carter Of Carter, Dobson
Fulton Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton, Harvey, John
son, Lsckey Low, Nancy, AIaris, Mickey, Newman,
Richardson, Roberts, Rose, ROWles, St. John,
othmttou, Shrewsbury, Summsrs, Turn er Of ROane,
Wilson, Vaughn, and Mr. Speaks Donel sou-27.
So the bill passed the second reading.