Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04

Mr. BULLOCK stated that in the year 1856 the
revenue fell short Of the expenditures Of that year
in the sum Of SS08, 600. He also stated that in
1857 the receipts Of revenue for the State OF Ten.
nessee amounted in round numbers, 10 SJo6, OOO-
of which sum the Bank Of Tennessee furnished
100000: and still the expenditures for the year
exceeded this amount, Sc.
The amendment was adopted without a division.
After further debaie-the bill was passed the Sec
ond reading-yeas A, nays PAS follow:
Ysas-Messrs Algee, Anderson Bate, Bayles7,
Resle Bentley. Benton, Bckuell Bullock, Caldwell,
Csntrel, Cooper, Copeland, Davidson, Davie, Dun
Lap. Estes, Ewing Frazer, Fulton, Cannon, Cola
day. Harvey Holmes, Ivie, King, Lackey, Low,
Maris. Newman, Richardson Rowles Schmittou.
Senter. Smart Summers, Thompson, Turner of
Sumner, Wilson, White Of Knox, Vaughn, and
Speaker DonelsOD-4Z
Navs-Messrs. Blackburn, Brazeltou, Carter Of
Hardin, Dobson, Griffith, Hamilton, johnson, Ken
drick. Keeney, Lamb, Lloyd, MIckley, Randolph,
Roulston, Reushaw, Roberts, Rose, St. John,
Saunders, Shrewsbury, Stovall Williams, White
Of Hamilton, and Wood-24.
So the bill was passed the second reading.
Mr. DUNLAP asked leave to withdraw the bill for
the use Of the Revision Committee
Mr. KENDRICK and Mr. CARTER Of r. objected,
and if this bill was to be put into the Code, they
would henceforth do all they could TO defeat 1t
Mr. BULLOCK on that would meet the gentlemen
again " at Phillippi."
Mr. DUNLAP withdrew his application.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH COAL couPANY-RED DEL
MONTE DOUBLE TOP COAL COMPANY, &C.
The Senate amendment to the bill N4I) charter.
ing the American and English Coal and Mining
and Manufacturing Company in Rosne County was
coucurred in The Seuaue's further amendment
charteriug the Red del Monte Double Top Coal
Company, coming up--the House refused 10 concur
yeas 8, nays 5j. The Senate further amend
ment-chariering the Ho SION Furnloe Company,
comiBg up-the House nou-concurred O.
Mr. WILSON moved to reconsider the vote concur
ring in the Senates first amendment TO this; which
motion prevailed. He then moved non concurrence
desiring these unnecessary private interpretations
all to 60 the way. The motion was agreed 70,
and the House non concurred-
BLIND SCHOOL.
Mr. CALDWELL, from the Committee on Common
Schools returned the bill 1851 providing for the
maintenance of the Tennessee Blind School, recon
mending its passage.
STATE CAPITOL.
ar DAVIDSON, from the Committee the State
Capitol returned the bill (443) provide for the
completion of the State Capitol, with verbal amend
ments, recommending passage. He gave notice
that in a day or two he would report IN regard tc
the expenditures and other things connected there
with.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORT.
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returned propositions as follows recommending
rejection:
The bill, 349 TO repeal part Of sec 3, Oh. 90;
The bill, $40, to establish a line between the HI.
wassee and OcOee lands;
The bill 38l, to amend the hastsrdy laws;
The bill 3I8 for the bened, Of the slaves Of Jas.
Randall deceased; and
The bill $3.50 relative to the estates Of deceased
persons.
He also reported in favor of the passage of the
following propositions:
The bill l372) 10 suppress private banking.
The bill 1884 for relief Of citizens of Sewer coun
ty-a bill in lieu: and the joint resolution Of The
House of Representatives, for the relief Of LarkiL
Garden.
RULES or ORDER
NJ ROWLES submitted under the rule the fol
lowing:
Rss0lUsd, That the objection rule" is hereby re
sCinded and that the rule existing previous 20 it
adoption, requiring all business 70 be taken up ant
acted on in its regular order, unless otherwise or
dered by two-thirds Of the members present, IS al
hereby rescinded; but the standing order Of the
House, making the Code the order Of the day fol
each day at two o'clock P. NJ, is not to be afecte.
by the RECESSION Of the aforesaid rules
Mr. DAVIDSON gave notice Of his intention TO-
morrow to offer motion to resciud the Objecti0I
rule.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NASHVILLE.
line Senate amendment 10 Inc OH lttJ 20 glrE
ter the Nashville Dung Mems Christian Association
-Tcharter the First Baptist Church In the city q
Nashville was cOncUrred in.
KILLING STOCK BY RAILROAD.
The Senate amendment TO the bill l5O) in regard
to killing stock byrailroads itbeing reported by the
Committee of Conference on that subject railroad
companies shall employ only white men IS engineers
and iremen, Ec.-euglncer, agent, OF employee snail
in no case be witness Tor the company &c. coming
up
Mr. NEWMAN explained, and moved concurrence.
Mr. ROWLES was constained 30 think this bill
would not afford the measure Of Te!ress afforded by
the law Of 1854 10 which the House had hereto
fore decided to return. lie moved To concur.
Mr. NEWMAN. That would kill The BILL
Mr. ROWLES. No; 1t would stil be competent
for the Senate to recede. But he would not CON
sultatiOn with members around him, stand out
against compromise. He Withdrew his motion.
Mr. GOLLADAY alleged, that railroad employees
we're not disqualified as Witnesses for the company
under the common rule 1t was questionable Cd ,ugs
of the law of evidence
Mr. ROWLES replied, dissenting from the opinion
of Mr. g. The decisions Of the courts. as well as the
law of evidence was against the gentleman. II was
a modification, not a change that was sought here.
After further debate by Mr. GOLLADAT-
The Senate's amendment was ConcUrrct IN, Etrik-
ing out the provision requiring only white men to
be employed as engineers aud brakemeu.
The House then took recess til two O sL0-z,
P. NJ.