Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26


The session was opened with prayer BY Rev. Mr.
Iardwell
Mr.. SHE'D presented petition from John Stew
1 art, of Van Buren, county, praying to be relieved
from the payment of q forfeiture, which was read
a0d referred to the Committee on Claims.
The SPEAKER laid before the Il use a memorial
fion the Agricultural Bureau priR:ed in the Senate
proceedings of Tuesday, which, on motion of Mr..
CHEATHAM was referred to the Committee on Ag
riculture without reading and 300 copies ordered
printed.
COUNTY LINES BETWEEN HAYWOOD, DYER, GIBSON
AND MADISON.
Mr.. HEBB from the Committee on New countie.
and oouaty lines, returned House bill S. recon
msndiug its passage.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and severally
passed to the second reading
by Mr.. CALDWELL, 32I, to amend the Emery
Transportation and Manufacturing Company
By Mfr. G0RNAN, 822, to repeal section 1884 Of
ms IN Code Of Tennessee
By Mr. WILLIAMS of Hickman. 32S, to iu.orpo-
rate the Pine Wood Turnpike Company
By Mr. FARLEY, 894, to change the name OF
Margaret Neil Ferrel to Margaret Neil Waller
By Mr.. ARMSTRONG, 525, to repeal section 1892
Of the Code in reference to the admission Of pupi
to tie Tennessee Deaf aud Dumb School Referred
to the Committee on Education and Common Schools
under a dispensation.
Ry Mr.. BlCgNELL, S26 directory TO the Branch
Bank Of Tennessee at Knoxville
JAMEsFoWs ACADEMY, HUMBOLDT COLLEGE,, AND
ANDERSON AoADEAE. '-f-"
On motion by Mr.. BLEDS0E, his bill IH. R. l07
to incorporate the jamestown Academy, was tax .
from the files under dispensstisn, aud read tie
third time
Mr.. WILLIAMSON moved an amendment, iucOr-
pOsssting tke humboldt Tennessee College of Glib
son county.
The amendment was agreed to.
MIR. KENNER moved an amendment. repeating
sections l, 2 g. 4, 5, 6, and of an act incorpO-
rating the Anderson Academy of Putnam county.
The amendment was agreed to.
The bill S. amended passed the final reading in
the House Of Representatives.
ISSUING OF EXECUTIONS.
- On motion by Mr.. WIsENER the Senate bill in
lieu Of Mr.. Cowden's H. R. IL 10 repeal sections
1856 to 1891 inclusive article l. chap. g. part of
he Code was taken from the file and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
CGUNTY-sEAT OF Upton COUNTY.
The SPEAKER announced the order to be Mr.. |
bill 79, to remove the eOunty-sest Of Tip
on COUNTY, which, on Mr. Whiimore's motion, was |
discharged; and took ifs place on phs hles.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was oDtelneu Let aeshEs' '5eHteff oilttOnI Day
ess and Beatty.
Ia HAMPERS FERRY INSTRUCTION
Mr.. Bsyless' resolutions, offered October %, and
rintsd on pages Sc and 81 Of the LEGISLATIVE
IEIoE AND AMERICAN, were an order for this day.
Mr.. BENNETT, at the request of the author,
loVed to make them the ordeffOr Thursday next.
The motion was agreed to.
TENSEssEE IRON COMPANY.
Senator MINIS bill, rs. G., another order for
'-day, vas postponed tia Wednesday next, on mo-
on by Mr.. GILLESPIE.
HAREER's FERRY INSTRUCTION.
Mr.. BENNETT moved 10 reconsider the vote By
hch Mr., Bayless resolutions were made the order
T Thursday, for the benefit Of Mr.. Pickett
hO desired to be present, and who would not be
re on Thursday.
MIR. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, objected, and gave
tice that be would demand the previous question
they were postponed further He desired TO
We them passed before the meeting of Congress.
Mr. BRAZELTON favored the further postpone
mt Of the resOutiono.
Llr. PICKETT said it was immaterial whether he
d any thing to say or not, but inasuuch as he
s g member OF the Committee before which they
d been, his friends suggested that he should be
ard upon them. He thought the resolutions en-
iced an attempt TO crush out the party with =
ich he had the honor to act aud if the whole .
very question is 10 be discussed, he asked on
nday week the chsnes to enter his solemn pro-
against them, and he hoped the resolutions
Md be postponed till that day
Ir HARRIS wanted the resolutions TO come M
be decided to day. Tie safety of the South Al
ENDS upon immediate action in this matter.
he motion to rec Esider was agreed to. <,
ir. 6hestham moved TO postpone the considera "a
! of the resolutions till Monday,
II. F0BD moved to lay the motion to postpone
The table
1Ws: 0yI
yss-Messrs Baker Of Perry, Baker Of Weak q
BsrEsdale, Bennett, Criz. Davidson, Dosk, Far :
FoTd. Frazier, CAN'T, Guy, Harris, Kebb, H.
., Jones Johns n, Kennedy. Kincaid of Ander- A
Des, LOekbart, MayfeId, MCabe, Nall, Roberts, t61
70, Smith, SOUell, Frevitt, White Of Dickson, viii
imors, Williams of Franklin, Williams Of Hick- mos
and Speaker Wbitthorne-S4. en- en-
ays-ksssrs. Armstrong, Bicknel, Bledsoe, u,
.elton, Buter, Caldwell, Cheatham, Cowden, Ds-
Dudley, Farrelly, Gillespie, German, Greene,
ron Hurt, KenRsr, Kincaid Of Claiborne. Martin, ~