Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-28

vote stOOd-af6rmstiVe %, negative 50. So tn
House refused to concur.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved to postpone the subject til
Tomorrow, but digestion being made, he withdreE
the motion.
The next amendment, striking out the words " o.
branches, in The 10Th line, being read
Mr. ROWLES moved that the House adhere t.
these words
! Mr. Waugh demanded the yeas sui nays on this
question, and the same being ordered and taken
resulted-yeas AZ, nays ls-as follow:
Yeds-1iessrs. Algee, Anderson, Bate, Bayless
Benton, Bicknell Bullock, Cantrell, Carter Of Car
ter, Carter Of Hardin, Cooper Copeland, Davidson
Davie, Dobson, D0dson, Dunlap, Ewing, Frazer
Fulton, Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton, Holmes, John
son, Keeney, Lloyd, Nancy, Maris, NeWbern, Ran
dolph, Roulston, Renshaw, Richardson, Fl 6erts,
Rose, ReWles, St. John, Senter, Shrewsbury, Smart
Stanton, Stovall Turner Of Roane, Wilson, and
| White of KuOx-47.
Naus-Messrs Beale Blackburn, Bradford, Bra
felton, Caldwell Harvey, Lackey, Lamb, Lore
Mickey Newman, Sehmittou, Thompson, Turner Of
Sumner, Williams, Wood, Vaughn, and Mr Speaker
Donelson-ls.
So the House insisted on this amendment.
The next amendment of the Senate-modifeatiOn
Of Mr. Brazehon's Misunderstanding read
Mr. THOMPSON moved concurrence.
The motion was agreed 10.
The next amendment, striking out and inserting
words il the 9th section, with reference to reap
Tortionmeut of capital stock of the Bank Of Ten
nessee-said re-apportionment to be made according
10 the prescription in the charter Of that institution
whether the States stock in the Union and Plan
ters' Banks shall be sold or not.
Mr. DUNLAP spoke against the Senates amend.
ment
Mr. THOMPSON hoped the Senate's amendment
would preyaiIbelieying thatthe Legislature should
be held to be superior the bank aud not the bank
| superior 10 the Legislature.
The yeas and nays being demanded, ordered, and
| taken the question Of concurrence, the result
/ Was-yeas 80, nays gas follow:
Ysas-Messrs. Bayless, Bentley, Blackburn,
| Caldwell, Cantrell, Carter of Hardin, Copeland,
| Dobson, Estes, Cannon Griffith, Hamilton, Harvey,
Johnson,s Lamb Low, Mickey Newman, Renshaw,
Roberts, Rose, ROwles, ST. john Saunders, Sehmit
| tou, Thompson, Turner Of Roane, Turner Of Sum
ner, Williams, Wilson, Wood, and Mr. Speaker Dom
| elson-33.
Nays.-AIessrs Algee, Anderson, Bate, Beale,
Benton, Bieknell, Bradford, Brazelton, Bullock,
1 Cooper Davidson, Davie, DodsOn. Dunlap, Ewing,
Frazer, Holiness Keeney, King, Laekey, Lloyd, Maris,
NeWbern, Randolph ROulstOn, Richardson, senter,
Shrewsbury Stanton, StOval White Of Knox, and
Vaughn-32
So the House concurred.
Mr. R0WLES moved that the House insist upon Mr.
st. Johns amendment 10 the seventh section. He
said: 1t would give me great deal Of pleasure to
concur with the Senate in this amendment, if
could think that its execution would not operate
OppressiVely. Entertaining the opinion. that if
this amendment 60 into operation, 1t would efeetu
many of the people Of the State Of Tennessee, lam
obliged to go against it.
Mr. DUNLAP. The bill as it came from the Sen
ate prevented the banks from paying out any but
counter nOtes-a proposition which every man
should be in favor Of But this Senate amendment
would not allow branches of the same bank to pay
out each others notes. He showed how this would
operate on the State Bank, to force her to redeem
the notes of all her branches and to force each one
of her branches to redeem all the notes Of her sis
ter branches and of the parent bank. 1t would be
ruinOus to the State Bank and branches, while the
other banks might do very well under it.
Mr. THOMPSON plead that the Senaies amend
ment would simply compel the banks TO make set
Elements with another; and shat it could iDjure
no bank that had proceeded legidmatey according
to its charter He proceeded to give sundry argu-
ments and illustrations in support of the amendment
of the Senate.
Mr. ROWLES replied The geutleman's argument
proceeded upon The assumption that the notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee we're at a depreciation. He
affirmed that they we're at par-wOuld pay any
debt owed in the State Of Tennessee, SC. When
he had concluded
The House took recess till q O'Clock, P. NJ
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, jan 25, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
CORRECTION.
Mr. BULLOCK moved correction of the journal |
Of Saturday, so far as to make the same show the |
entry Of Mr. Bayless' motion to reconsider the vote
of that day. rejecting Mr. NeWberns bill to increase
the revenue; which was ordered.
On motion by Mr. BULLOCK, call Of the House
discovered quorum present
THE CODE.
Mr. THOMPSON moved to dispense with the rule
requiring the consideration of the Code at this hour
and demanded the yeas and nays thereon.
he rroFfc MAJ vraa r |
Algee, Keeney, Randolph, Senter, and White Of
Knox.
Mr. SENTER said, by way of explanation, that he
voted No. because he understood that the eOnsidera
ion Of the c ode going to extend the session
beyond the time necessary for the transaction Of
1ther business; he therefore unwilling to allow
anything to interrupt its regular consideration
cording to order.
So, objection having been thus recorded,) the
rule not suspended and then the House con-
idered and passed the second reading Of the Ninth
Part Of the Senate bill 1867 to revise the Statutes,
&c.
WEAKLET CIRCUIT COURT.
On motion by Mr. CALDWELL, (by unanimous
,Onsent,) the Senate amendment to the House bill
3G7) fixing the times of holding the Circuit Courts
n the 10th district, with reference to the County
If We4kley, was taken up and cOncurredin.
rENPHIs, GAINESVILLE, AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
On motion by Mr. DAVE, Cby unanimous consent
he House lookup considered, and passed the second
eadiug Of the Senate bill to give further time Of
Wo years to the Memphis GAINESVILLE, and Louis
lille Railroad Company to bring themselves within
he provisions of the act of February IL, 1852.
On motion by Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, the bill ] /
vas then referred to the Committee on Internal I'M
LAWRENCE ACADEMY.
On motion by Mr. ST JOHN, Cby unanimous con-
ent the House took up the consideration of his >
IL IS -
ence Academy, and the same was read and passed
he second reading
BANKS AND BANKING.
The House now returned to the unfinished bust I
ess, viz: the Senate's amendment to the Bank
ill-the question being on Mr.. ROWLES, motion, +
insist Mr. St. Johns amendment to the 9TH \
,cton, inserting the words, provided that no {
aren't or Branch Bank shall be prohibited from b
aging out each others notes" SC, which the SEN
e propose to strike out.
Mr.. BULLOCK said, this counter note proposition \
light do well enough, if all the banks in the
.me neighborhOOd, in the City of Nashville.
The yeas and nays being demanded, ordered and
ken thereon, resulted-yeas AZ, nays l9-as fol-
VS.: u
Yeas Nessrs. AIgee. Anderson, Bate, Bayless,
entley, Benton, Buoknell, Bullock Cantwell, Car a
r. Carter Of Hardin, Cooper, Copeland, Davidson, B.
awe, DObsOn, DOdsOn, Dunlap, Ewing, Fraser,
ammOn, Griffith, Holmes, Keeney, King, Lloyd,
arts, NeWbern, Randolph, Roulston, RenshaW, N
charusons ROBERTS, Rose, hoWles, 81 John, Saun- d
rs, Senter, Shrewsbury, Smart, Stanton, StOval re-
amer Of ROane, White of Hamilton, White of Il
1Ox, Wood.-47.
Ndys.-Aessrs. Beale, Blackburn, Bradford, Bra II
lton, Caldwell Estes, Fulton, Hamilton, Harvey, az
lckey, Lamb, Lows, Mickey SohmittOu, ThOmp- Il
n, Turner Sumner, Williams, Vaughn and lir.
,eaker Donelson.-I9. q,
So the House adhered to this amendment. "a
On the Motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, it was order ts
that this action of the House be forthwith ON
lnicated, and the bill and amendments transmit
1 to the Senate. A,
TENNESSEE VALLEY, GEORGIA, ANDs ELAA R. ROAD.
On motion Of Mr.. WHITE, Of Hamilton, (by unau- no
GUS cOnsent,) the House next took up the Senate &
endment to this bill-tO guard against further =
lte aid. On motion of Mr. White, Of Hamilton, in
House concurred.
COURTS HAYWOOD AND DECATUR. NJ
On motion by Mr. BULLOCK, (by unanimous an an
lsent) the House took up the consideration of the M
C326 to change the times of holding the Circuit
1rts in Haywood and Decatur counties, and the
ne was passed the second reading tol
COURT IN HARDIN ~
IN motion by Mr. CARTER of Hardin the SEN Be
bill 1ls) to change the times of holding the Ca