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

the oth,) coming up, on motion by Mr. THOMPSON,
il was passed over informally.
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Mr. SANDERS bill to establish the sixteenth In
dicial Circuit, SC, coming up as special order On
the third reading-the question being on the adop-
ton Of Mr. Cantrelps motion to insert "Wbite
county, in the new circuit, in the place Of Fent
ress-the amendment was agreed to-
Mr. SANDERS made brief statement in hvor Of
the bill.
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, and Mr. ROWLEs also
yielded their support 10 the bill.
MrCOPELAND should content himself With voting
against the bill.
The vote resulted-yeas %, nays $50 the bill
failed
Mr. SHREWSBURY entered his motion to recon.
slider this vote
JAS. CRAVEN.
On motion by Mr. CARTER Of Hardin, the House
now took up Mr. Cantrel's motion to reconsider tbe
vote of Saturday, eoneurring in the Senate
amendment, allowing Jas Craven, tax collector of
Hardin county till the 9Th of October, to collect
and pay over the revenue of lS47, for said county
Mr. CANTRELL and Mr. KENDRICK made state
ments in favor Of giving the time.
The vote was reconsidered.
Mr. CANTRELL submitted an amendment in place
of Mr. Carter OF Hardiu's lin the bill providing for
which was adopted
SCHOOL FUND OF CALLATE.
On motion by Mr. WILSON, it WAS ordered, that
the Speaker appoint a committee Of five members
a.Commttee OF Conference on the disagreeing votes
between the two Houses on this subject. The
Speaker appointed Messrs. Dunlap, Wilson, Rowles
Richardson and Blackburn.
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
On notion by Mr. ROWLES the House now took
up Mr. ShreWsburys motion 10 reconsider the vote
of this day rejecting the bill creating the sixteenth
Judicial Circuit, and the vote was recOnsidered
Mr. ROWLES and Mr.. DUNLAP made statements
going to show the necessity for he creation Of this
Circuit.
Mr. DAVIDSON demanded proof that Judges
Gaut and Goodau have more business than when
they entered upon their Judicial duties
Mr. ROWLES and Mr. TURNER of Sumner gave the
proof from the record, and added other oonsidera-
lions in favor OF the bill,
Mr. DOBSON. If there was to be any change It
should be by re-districting the State.
After further debate, the vote was taken and re-
sUlted-yess 80, nays "a, as follows:
Tsas-Messrs Algee, Anderson, Bayless, Bicknell,
Caldwell Caatrell Carter Of Carter, Davie, Dunlap
Ewing, Frazer, Cannon, GOladay, Holmes, Ive,
Kendrick, Keeney, King Lackey, Lamb, Lloyd, Maris
Randolph, ROulston, Richardson, RoWles, Saunders,
Shrewsbury, Stovall, Surner Of Sumner, Williams,
White Of Hamilton, White Of Knox, and Vaughn
So.
Ndys--Messrs Bentley, Benton, Blackburn, Brazel
ton Copeland, Davidson, DObson, Griffith, Hamilton,
Harvey, Johnson, Low, Mickey, Newman, RenshaW,
Roberts, Rose, st. John, Schmittou, Smart sum
mers, Thompson, Wilson, Wood, and Mr. Speaker
Donelson-24.
So the Dill passed the third reading in the House
Of Representatives, and it ordered to be forth
with transmitted to the Senate.
Mr. BRADFORD'S bill $50 directory TO the
Comptroller - requiring clerks certificate that
Judges have delivered written opinion in every case,
&c. coming up
Mr. THOMPSON submitted bill in lieu-direct-
ing the Comptroller to write across the face Of coU
pons presented the date and number Of the warrant
issued, the name Of the person presenting the cou-
pom, sc.
Mr. NEWMAN submitted that the amendment was
not germane 20 the bill
Mr. THOMPSON. It was germane, in that both
we're directory to the Comptroller. The necessity
of tie bill in lieu manifest, TO prevent frauds.
The substance Of it had been recommended by Gov.
Harris. To obviate objections, be submitted it by
way Of amendment.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. WILSON nov moved to strike out the PrOvi-
sion Of the original bill
After debate point Of order, raised hereby Mr..
NEWMAN-the motion prevailed, and the question
required on the passage of the bill as amended.
Mr. NEWMAN proposed TO amend further, to the
effect, that the interest endorsed bonds shall be
paid on loan bonds.
Mr. THOMPSON objected to making the State
stand as principal for endorsed bonds.
Mr. NEWMAN quoted the Governors reCOmmenda-
ton in favor of the amendment, sc.
After debate-Mr ROwles rehearsed the legal ope-
ration Of the amendment and moved to lay it the
table.
Mr. DAVIDSON submitted an amendment to the
amendment, which was read for information, viz
Provided said companies do not meet the interest
at maturity"
The amendment was laid on the tabe-yeas "a,
nays Z. And the bill, amended passed the
third and last reading in the House Of Representa-
tives-yeas 81, nays o.
The House then took recess till o'clock, P N.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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