Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

since it is we'll known that leading politicians and
pabhc journals in this State have proclaimed to tbs
world chat large proportion the people Of the
State Of Tennessee under the lead Of prominent
Of the Opposition party, were preparing 70 With
theRspubliean party amp Of dtkem has gone 90
far to that Of the leaders OF lie Op.
position we're abolitionists in sentiment.
ResoIged, That we have fall confidence in the con-
sentative members Of Congress from tins State
and that they win regard as enemies to the Union
and will have utilization with any party or fac
ton, or with the members Of any party or faction
who have given encouragement eOunteDanse to
the wicked outrage perpetrated by John Brown aad
his followers At Harper's Ferry and further that
they will cooperate with the conservative men
North aad South in organizing the House Of Rep
resentatives, that the Offices and important commit
tees Of thst body may be placed in the hands Of
those who will cherish the union Of the States as
national blessing and expose the cOIraptiOns Of the
present administration Of The General Government:
and in doing this, they WILL in our opinion, repre-
seat the sentiment Of the people Of Tennessee and
rehect honor on themselves and their constituents
Mr.. RICHARDSON said ne offered these resolu-
ticns because they cover the ground more fully than
those Of the House.
The question recurring upon the adoption Of the
resolutions in lieu,
Mr.. STOYALL demanded the ayes and noes,
which were taken and re.ut ted ayes 8, noes IL, as
follows:
AysS-Messfs. Allen, boyos BRADFORD, Horn, Nash,
Richardson, Stanton, and Stokely-8
Noes-Messrs. Hiidreth, Hunter, johnson, Lane,
Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan McNeilly, Payne,
Peters, StoVall, Thompson, and Speaker Newman
-l3.
When the name Of Mr.. Bumpass was called, he
said he had paired off with Mr. Wood upon this
QUESTION.
So the resolutions in lieu were rejected.
The question recurring upon the adoption Of the
| Ucusa raaoutipns
Mr. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes,
which were lsken and resulted ayes 10, noes 8, as
| follows:
Ayss-Messrs. Hildreth, Hunter, johnson, Lane,
Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan. McNeilly, Payne Pc
| ters. Siovall Thompson. and Speaker NeWman-13
Noes-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford. Horn,
Nash, Richardson, Stanton, aad Stokely-S.
| SO the resolutions were adopted.
| Mr. STOVALL moved to reconsider the vote
adopting the resolutions, and 20 lay that motion
upon the table,
The motion was agreed to.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Mr. Stanton's resolution, introduced yesterday
to concentrate the action of the Legislature on the
subject of banking, coming up in regular order,
Mr. PAYNE moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes upor
the motion, which we're taken, and resulted syes1O
noes H. as follows:
Ayss-Messrs Hildreth, Hunter, johnson, Mick
ley, hIinnis, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Payne, StOkely
and Speaker NeWmsn-10
Nays-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass
Horn, Lane, Nash, Peters, Richardson, Stanton
Stovall and Thompson--l2.
The question recurring upon the adoption Of Thu
resolution,
Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes
which were taken, and resulted ayes Z, noes 10, q
follows:
L.. Mo,s-a Ala Q-adford uorD lana Nash
Richardson and Stsntcn-7.
Neys-Messrs. Boyd, Bumpass IIildFeth. Hunter
johnson, Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan, McNeiiiy
Payne, Peters, StOkely, StOvall, Thompson anC
Speaker NeWman-l5.
So the resolution was rejected.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The SPEAKER announced that Senate bill No
I0l, to enable tnao wners of the stock In the Dan
bridge and Farmers Banks to invest their capita
therein in the 0coee Rank, and to authorize tn
0cOee Bank TO establish Branch at Memphis, hat
been made the special order for tosday and directe
that it be taken up.
The bill having been read
Mr.. NEWMAN (Alr. STOVALL in the cbair) Of
fered an amendment! to the bill, which read, a
follows
"Bs ii further enacted, That the property of tn
individual stockholders ia the 0soee Bank shall b
held liable for AL the debts of the Bank"
Mr. HILDREFH offered amendment in lieu o
the amendment offered by Mr.. Newman. which wa
read as follows;
"Rs it further enacted That the stockholders an
individuals interested in the 0coee Bank and th
branch hereby established shall be Individually liza
BILE foe the issues and notes of said Bank and branc
hereby established if said Bank and branch aecep
the provisions Of this act"
Mr.. NEWMAN accepted the amendment in lieu 0
his
But before action was taken upon the amendment
Mr., NEWMAN offered an additional smendmsa
to the bill, which was read. as follows:
''Be ii further enacted That the individual pToI
erty Of the stockholders shall be liable for tWev
months from the sale of such stock, and the motto
of sale shall be made in a newspaper where th
Bank is located"
On motion of Mr. MINIS, the bill and amend
menIS Llsde the special order for Tuesday, tn
9th inst at ten o'clock, in connection with the 9th
bills en- the subject of banking, heretofore mad
the special order for that day
On motion of Mr. BUMPAsS, the Senate al
journed.