Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-17

/ ocOo OF the COoe.
By Mr. CAN'T. for Mr.. Speaker WHfTTHORNE,
2e9 to protect gravt-yprds.
By Mr.. BUTLER. 29O 70 amend the charter Of
the johnson and Carter Turnpike Company.
By Mr.. PORfTR, 29l, TO legal:ze the probate
ana registration Of deeds Of conveyance in certain
] By Mr.. BAKER. Of Weakly. 292, to change the
name Of Mary Francis Throekmortou 10 that Of
Mary Francis Parker
| DEP5TT COLLECTIONS roR MAURY soUxTY.
/ On motion by Mr. Speaker WHITTHORNE, the
rules were suspended and Senator McNeilly's bill,
1871 10 allow the tax collector OF Maury county
TO aPPsint tFo deputies was read and passed the
second reading
APPROPRIATIONS TO DITIsTos FAIRS.
On motion Of Mr. JONES the vote on yesterday
/ afternoon rejecting Mr. Fords bill RI. r. 1867 re-
Pealing sections 2e4 and 2S5, reeonsiderea.
/ Mr.. SHIELD hoped thai this bin EOald be again
| voted down. The law proposed 10 be repealed only
appropristes $1,000 year to each Division Fair,
Of which there are nut three
Mr.. FORD took the position that great deal
more than SSuOO was appropriated TO our sgr:eul-
tural fairs; there $500 appropriated to each
county fair so soon as they raised and loaned cut
the sum Of $500.
Dir. BICKNELL eontended that we should not cut
off this aid until the several societies ssf-sus-
tanning, and when that tine GENES he would be
willing to cut eff the spprOpriati5n.
! MI NUM- opposed the paSsage OF the Dill.
Mr.. LEA said it WAS impossible for the Division
fairs to main ain themselves If you take awsy this
| appropr s'ion- and consequently be was oppos-
ed to the passage Of the bill
Mr. VAUGHAN. Objected to this appropriation
out Of the public treasury upon principle not that
the Division fairs are wrong, but thst the whole
principle is wrong, and consequently he advocated
the passage of the bill
Mr.. EWING said sgricullure vas the science that
lies the f)uBd8fion Of every other interest in The
world, and he opposed the passage of the bill
Mr. JONES replied, taking grounds in favor of
/ the bill
Mr. WILLIAMS Of Hickman, thought if it were
necessary to legisats in this direction the bin did
/ not go far enough.
TIE bill was pissed the second reading, by yeas
SO, nays SS-as follows:
Ayss-Messrs Baker of Perry, Baker Of Weak
ley, Barksdal, Bayiess, Beatty, Bennett, .BledsOe,
Britlon, Cowlsn DOak, Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Cor
man, Hebb, Ingram, Jones, Johnson, Kenne-, Ken
needy, Kincaii Of Anderson. Kneaid Of Claiborne,
! Msy6eld MoCsbe Norris, Nall Roberts, Russell,
Senter, Sosell Trewhitt. Tfevitt. Vaughan, White
! Of Dickson, Vhimore Williams Of Franklin, Wal
Hanson and speaker Whi,thorne-S8
Nays-Mefsrs. Armstrong, 3icknell. Brazelton,
Butler, CaldEell. Chsaiham, Criiz. Davis, Davidson
Dudley, Ess, EEing Farley. F4rrely, Gillespie,
Greene. H iris, Hsvron, Hart, Lea, MOrphis,
Norman, Pickett, Porter, Richardson, She'd,
I SHREWSBURY Smith, While Of Davidson, Williams
THE MEhPHIs AND ST. LOUIS PACKET COMPANY.
On motion Of Mr. FARRELY, his bill "a R. s61
to ineOrJorste the Memphis and St. Louis PackeI
! COmpanJ, was taken from The files and read.
/ Mr.. VILLAINS, Of Hickman, made an inefsc-
tua moion postpone the bill till Friday; and then
! be movjd az indefinite postpOnement thereof
/ Thismotion was rejected by yeas II. nays 81.
I Mr.GUY moved TO amend as follows:
Pro,ided, hOl7evsr, That nothing herein contained
shall De construed a. to exempt the said ineorpo
tons their associates SUCCESSORS from such La
biliI or liabilities attach may hereafter at
tscht0 them, general partners, by reason Of the
/ common Law or the law CT the Land.
Irovidsd further, That ths poEer TO alter, amend
ortepsal this is hereby expressly reserved the
1 legislature
Mr. FARRELLY objected to the amendment
! Mr.. BEATY demanded division of the q uss sion
/ The question being taken on the seoond part Of
he amendment, it vas rejected BY yeas S5. nays 81
las follows
Yeas-Msssrs. Baker of Perry, Baker Of Weakly,
BarkSdale Bsyless, Bsaiy, Bennett, Brt,On, Cow
den, Critz, Davidson, DOsk Ford, Frazier, CAN'T,
Guy, Harris, Hebb, Ingram, Johnson, Kennedy,
Kincsid Of Anderson, Lea, STAY field, Nall, Roberts,
She'd, Smith. SoWell, TreVitt, Vaughan, Whbe Of
Dickson, Williams Of Franklin, Williams of Hick-
man. Woods, and Speaker WhitthOrne-35.
NGys--Messrs. Armstrong, cknell, BIedsoe,
BrsEelton, Butler Caldwell, ChesJham, Davis, Dud-
ley, East, Ewing, Farley, Farrelly. Gillespie Cor
man, Greeue, HavrOn, Hurt Jones, Kinesid Of
Claiborne. M'Cahe, Norris Morphis Norman.
Pickett Porter, Richardson, Russell SsEter ShreWs-
bury, Trewhitt, Waite of Davidson. Whi:more, Will
Hanson, Wisener, and NoOdsrd-37.
The question was Then taken oo the 6rsL part Of
the amendHen and il was also rejected by yeas 81,
nays S8-ss follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Baker, Of Perry, Baker, OF Weakly,
Barksdaie, Bayess, Beatty, Bennett, Britton, CrlE,
D wilson, Dosk, Ford Frazer, CAN'T, Guy, Harris,
Hebb, Ingram, johnson, Kennedy, Kineaid, Of An
ders0n. 1ss, Alsy6eld, Nall, ROorrts Shield, smith,
SOWslI TreVitt, Vsuz ham, bite, OF oksOn Williams
Of Franklin, Wd iAms, Of hickman, Woods and
Speaker WhuthOrng-34
NGys-Messrs. Armstrong, BickDell, Bledsoe Bra !
zeltOn, Butler, CaldselI Cheslhsm, CoWden, Davis,
Dudley, East, EWlug, Farley, Fsrrelly Gillsspie |
GormsO, Greeue, Hsvron. Hurt. Jones' Kshner, KIN
osid, Of Claiborne McCabe, Norris Morphis, Nor |
man Pickett Porter, Richardson, Russell, Sentsr,
Shrewsbury, Ire Whit, hite of Davidson Whitmore
William7On, RiseneF, and Wood rd-38.
M. CHEATHAA offered an amendment, incor- |
porstipg she Nashville and St. Louis Packet Com
Pany.
Mr.. BEATTY offered an amendment, in effect |
the same the offered By Mr.. Guy to the
amendmsnt Incorporating the Memphis and ST. Louis
Packet Company.
Mr., COTTEN demanded division Of the quss-
ton.
The second proposition-being the individual IL
ability clause Of the amendment, was also rejected
BY yeas g. nays So.
The first Claus Of the amendment vas also re- |
jected by yeas %, nsys 81
Mr. LEA moved to amend 81 follows:
Provided, This charter shalt be subject 10 all
general LAWS which may be hereafter passed in re-
gard TO steamboats,, steambOating, commerce and
ravigation
Toe snendmsat was adopted By yeas sc, nsys
Bias follows
HB-Messrs. Baker Of Perry, Baker Of Weak
ey, Barksdale, Bsyless, Beatty, Bsnuet,, Britioa,
CoW6en, Criiz Davidson, D5ak, Ford Frazier
CAN'T, Guy Harris, Ingram. JOaes, Johasoo, Ken
n7dy, kiuoaid, Of Anderson, Lea, 4yfeld. Nall,
Roberts, She'd, Saith, SoHell, frevitt, Vsushsn,
Whit, OF Dickson, Wnitmore. Williams, Of Frank
in, Williams, Of Hi;kman, Woods and Speaker
Shitborpe-36
NayS-Msssrs. Armstrong, Bckuell, Bledsos,
Brszelton, Butler, Caldwell, Cbeatham, Davis, Dud-
sy, East, ETiog, Farley Farrelly, Gillespie. Cor
pan, Greene, Havrou, Hurt. Keuner Kincaid Of
AaibOrne, Nee be, Morris MOrphis Normss. Picl-
't. Porter Richardson, Russell. Senter, ShreEs-
Jury, TfeNhtt, White, of Davidson, williamson !
Viserer and WoodarI-35.
An inetf,cuAl motion was msds at 12O5 to
AXE the recess for dinusr-yeas IL, nays "a.
Mr. Chathsms amendment as amended was
IdOptsd
Mf 6HEAFHAM offered an amendment to the
ill incorporating the Nashville and New Orleans
Jacket Company
Mr. BEATTY offered The same individual liability
nd repeal Of aharseF amendments
Another Intellectual molten was made a. u Is to
sEs the recess ,or dinncr-yeas so, nays SO.
Mr.. BEATTY demanded division Of the aues- !
ion.
Mr. CHEATHAM moved 10 lay the amendment to
he amendment on the table,
This motion vas sgrsed to By yeas 81, nays IS.
And then
On motion, the House took recess till q o'clock {
CRISP'S GAIETY.