Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19

Senator McNEILLY nominated 8. G. Eastman &
Co., Of Davidson county.
Representative CHEATHAM nominated Bang,
Camp Co. OF Davidson county.
The roll vas called With the following reHult
Senators voting for z. G. Eastman / 60. we're
Messrs:
- HiIdretb, Hunter, johnson, Lane, Mickey, Min
mis-, Mcclellan, MeNe;ly Payne, Peters, StOvall,
Thompson, Wood and Mr. Speaker NeWman--1s.
Senators voting for Bang, Camp s Co., were IS
follows:
Messrs. Allen, Bradford. Bumpass, Horne, Nash,
Richardson, Stanton, Stokeiy end Trimble--9.
Representatives voting fory I. G. Eastnsn Co.,
we're:
Messrs. Baker, Of Perry, Baker. Of Weskley
BarksdaIe, Bayiess, Beatty, Bennett, Britton, Cow
deu, Critz. Davidson, Doak, Farley, Farrely, Ford
Frazier, CAN'T, Guy, Hebb, lnerau, Jones, johnson,
Kennedy KiHcad, Of Anderson Lea, Lockhart,
Mayfsld Nall Roberts, She'd, Smith, Sowell, Triy-
it, Vaughn, White, of Dickson, Whitmore, Will
llsrns, Of Franklin, Williams, of Hickman, and
Woods-8S.
Representatives voting for Bang, Camps Co.,
were So
Messrs Biokuell Blsdsoe, Butler, cheatham,
Davis, Dudley, East, Ewing, German, Greene. Hsy-
ron, Hurt, Kenner, Kincaid, Of Claiborne, Martin,
Morris, Morpheis, Norman, Porter, Richardson
Russell, Senter, Shrewsbury, Trswhitt, White of
Davidson. Williamson, Wisener, and WoodarG-2S.
G. EEAsTMAE & Co., having reeei-ed maj or
ity of all the votes east declared by Speaker
NEWMAN as duly elected public printers for two
years.
Representative CAN'T renewed his motion that
the committee take recess tili2 P NJ
Representative BICKNELL proposed Monday
next.
senator sT0VALL suggested tomorrow week at
O'Clock, P NJ.
Representative COWDEN moved thst the COM
nltee stand adjourned Till Friday the 2s.h instant
10 o'clock, A. NJ
ThsmOticn was agreed TO-
SPEAKER pro. km3ors.
Upoa he wi hdrawal Of the Senate, Mr.. WISE
MIR called ihs House TO order aud stated Mr..
Speaker Whittaorne had just received telegraphic
despatch announcing that his father was very III,
and requesting his attendance that he had request
ed Mr. Wisener to call the House to order that they
nigat appoint some gentleman TO set in his stead
Lili his return
Mr.. BENNETT moved thet the gentleman from
bedford hF. Wisener] take the chair.
Mr. h4skNEB declined the honor with many
thaaksto the mover
Mr.. CANT suggested the name of the gentlemen
from CoHoe Grundy and Van Buren,, and moved
that ne be elected Speaker for the time being,
The motion was agreed to and Mr.. She'd took the
chair.
LEAVE OF ABsREes.
Ga motion of Mr.. sENTER, Speaker Whisshorne
Add leave OF ABSENCE
INAUGURATION OF TIE GOVERNOR.
Ne. JOHNSON offered The following:
Hesol0sd BY tie GsRerqL Assembly Of he State of
Is'messes, That committee Of FIVE be appointed
on the par Of the House gf RepsesentatiTes and
such a committee IS the Senate may appoint, to
notify his Ezcelleney Ishan G. Hsrris, Of his elec
ton az Governor of the Stats of Tennessee, anG
request him to desgnset some day Oh which il will
suit him 20 be iscugurated.
On motion Of Nv. BENNETT the rules we're sus-
pended and the resolution adopted
TIE SPEAKER pro. ten. makes The committee 10
consist ct Messrs johnson, Williams Of Hickman,
Bennett, Martin, and Wisener
NEW Bulls.
The following bills we're introduced, read the first
time, and sayeTally passed to the second reading:
By Mr.. LOCKHARp (B. R 92) to change the
system of opening ard repairing roads.
BY Mr.. GARkSDALE (II. R go to incorporate
the Huntsville Turnpike Company.
By Nc. SENRER II. z. 95) 70 repeal section o.
chapter SO of act passed March 40. 1858, re-
curing survey to be made before any change is
made n any county
BY Mr.. JONES, IN. R. s., to repeal a part of
81 section SOB. chapter , of the Code of Tennessee
BY Mr.. JONES, III. r. &c. to repeal sections
1914, 29l5, 29l6, and 20l8 Of the Code of Ten.
nessee.
By Mr.. BBITTON, IN. R. 81, to suppress The
r'tsifag Of spiritaOus, yinOus or fermenled Ii
quors.
By Mr.. RICHARDSON. III. R. %, 7 to repeal
part Of section 29G Ct he Code
BY Mr. BAKER, Of Henry, II. r. %, I to repeal
the 18th section Of the act OF the 18th of March,
1858 TO defray the expenses Of the General Assem-
bly,, with the report of the Committee on Finsnce.
By Mr.. DUDLEY, IL r. 100, imposing tax on
Billiard tables
b. Mr. EAST, [H. R. lOl, ! tn amend tho laws in
relation tie criminal courts.
By Mr. VAUGHN, TH. R. 1O2. fer The repeal Of
s cons - Of the Code.
By Mr.. WILLIAMSON, TIT. R. IO3,7 providing
for she appointment Of policemen.
By Mr.. WILLIAMSON, II. n 104 ] to revive the
act Of the 2lst Of February, 1852 chapter 1S8, in
relation to the MUTUAL Protection Fire Insurance
and Life snd Trust Company, Of Trenton; aud 10
give Two years further time for the subscription of
SEEK.
By Mr. TREWHITT, IA R. los, requiring the
Governor 20 endorse the bonds Of the Hous5 and
chattanooga River Railroad Company.
D. Mr FORD, [H. R. loo, to repeal sections
9Si aud 2SJ Of The Agricultural Act.
By NJ. BLEDS0E, Il. R. 107, > to incorporate
the Jamestown Academy. and for oJher purposes
BY Mr. LEA, Il. +. los to create tae 8lh Judi
cisl Circuit.
BY MIR. BAKER, of Perry, III. R. 100 ] to regu-
late the payment Of taxes.
PEDDLISG TAX.
Mr.. HARRIS, By leave. from the Committee on
Ways and Means to Rbich was referred petition
skiing to be released from a license TO hawk and
paddle reported thai that power is in county COURTS
and asked to be discharged from the frrther con-
sideraticn thereof
The report was coneurrd in.
sUPERIN EVIDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Mr.. EWING read resolution providing for
joint Convention of tho two Houses, or Thursday,
he q n inst for the purpose Of eleo.ing Super
utendeat of Public Instruction
The resolution lies over one day.
And then
On motion, the House took 3 recess till q
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