Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

majority of he last August GubernatOrial vote +
coming up
After debate by Messrs. STANTON, BATE, Bull
LOCK, and Others-the vote resulted, yeas 80, nays
So the House concurred.
JUDGES SERVICE RECIPROCAL.
The Senate amendment to the bill CH R. 343)-
fixing the times of holding the Chancery Court in
Centreyille in Hickman county, first Monday in
March and September coming up-the House
nOn-concurred
The bill Is. 29l) amending the act with reference
to the Division Fair Mechanics Institute in Nash
vile over the Market House coming up the
second reading
Mr. ROWLES supported the bill The State had
done nobly for agriculture and education, and now
here was the first application from the Mechanics
Of Tennessee He did hope that the Legislature
would respond IN generous and liberal spirit
Mr. EWING. 1t was asking $4,000 already sp-
pr0priated, not merely for Nashville, but the me
chanics Of the entire State Of Tennessee transfer
Of this sum from the Middle Division Fair, with
their consent.
MIR BULLOCK also supported the bill by various
considerations taken in brief
Mr. KING proposed to amend, by adding clause
providing that one-third Of said sum be appropriated
TO the mechanics Of the city Of Memphis, aud one
third to the city Of knoxville for Ike purposes
which after debate was laid on the table
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner proposed to amend pre-
directors
for the management Of said Hall in proportion TO
the amount herein appropriated; which was adop-
ted.
Mr. JOHNSON proposed 8 clause in lieu of the
bill and amendment, repeating the act appropriating
this 500 for the Middle Division Fair
Mr. WILSON denied that the question Of tranfer-
ence of this $4,000 had ever been before the Middle
Division Fair Board. They had simply declined &C
cepting the money.
The vote on Mr. JOhnsOns clause resulted-yeas
81 NAYS 2S-as follow:
TeaS-Messrs. Bayless Bentley, Benton, Black
burn, Bradford, Caldwell. Carter of Hardin, Cope
land, Fulton, Cannon, Griffith Hamilton, johnson,
Lsckey, Lamb, Low, Maris Newman, Randolph,
Renshaw, Roberts, Rose, Saunders, SChmittOu,
Smart, StOvall, Summers Williams, Wilson, Wood,
nd Speaker Donelson--Sl.
Nays-Messrs Anderson, Bate Beale, BiCknen,
Brazelton, Bullock, Cooper, Davidson, Dovie, Dun
lap, Ewing, Holmes, Ivie, Keeney, King, Lloyd,
Mickey, Roulston, Richardson, Rowles, Senter,
White Of Hamilton, White Of Knox, and Vaughn
%.
Mr. WILLIAMS, when his name was called, said
llr Speaker; Having had the honor to be a mem
her of the estate Agricultural Bureau" and Of
course knowing something personally of this subject
I think can correct an erroneous impression, that
gentlemen have fallen into. 1t seems that gentle
men suppose that the State has expended large
in dvsneiug the Agricultural interests and left the
Mechanical interest unprovided for This sir, is a
mistaken idea, in every Fair that is, or mas been
held in The state The Mechanical interest has been
as fully provided for, as the Agricultural GU
know Mr. Speaker, that every society in both State
division and county has been, and is now an Gag
rcultural and Mechanical society which was lnten-
ded for and does provide amply for the one inter
est ss the other. do not wish 1t understood that