Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-11
the Library. Rejected, by yeas 81, nays 85 as fol

lOws: - :
= Reas-Messrs. Beatty, Bioknen, Chsa.bam. Co,
den. Davis, Dudley, East. Ewirg, Farley, Farrell
Gantt, Grsene, HsvrSn, Hurt, K 'nnedy, Kineaia
Claiborne, Loekhsrt, Martin, Mayfed Nall No
man, Porter, Shrewsbury, White, of Davidson, wi
hams, of kuox, Wisener ani Woodsrd-2T.
NGys-Msssrs Baker, of Perry, Baker, Of Veal
ley Bsyless, BledsOe Britton, Critz Davidson, For,
Frazier, German, Guy, Harris, Hsbb, Ingram, Jone
johnson, keBnfr, KiHoaii, Of Anderson, Lea, MC
Cabe, Morris, Morpbis, Roberts Russell Sentel
SoWel. Trewhi,t. Trevitt, Vaughan, White. of Dick
son, Williams, of franklin, Williams, Of Hickman
Williamson, Woods and Speaker hi'thorae-3
Mr.. Williamson's, l52, TO INCORPORATE South Glib
son Institute, read.
Mr. MORPHIS moved 10 amend by Incorporating
charter for the POlyLowCan Society of the Monte
zuma Academy
| The amendment adopted.
The 6ill as amended passed the second reading.
Mr. Smiths, l65, TO compel County Trus'ee4 t.
sfttle annually and amend section 427 Of the Code
| Passed
Mr.. Roberts, I5s. to amend section 1920 Of Code.
tSl;Zo per diem and mileage for witnessss) Indef-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. Davis, l57, to incorporate LaGaardo and
Sptncer's Lick Turnpike Company Committee cn
Private Interpretations recommended passage, and
it was passed
Mr.: POrter's, 15s, to incorporate the Henry sa-
wing Institute, read
The Committee on Interpretations amendment to
inccri crate the Greensvile Savings Institute wss
adopted.
The ether Committee amendment, attaching an
individual liability clause aud Legislative repeal
ciau'f' was also adOP;ed, by yeas A. nays q, as
Keas-Messrs Armstrong. Baker, of Perry. Ba-
ker, 'f Heakley, Bsyless, Bssly Bledsoe, Brittcn,
Butler CoHden, CrifE, Davidson, Doak, Par
ley Ford, Frazier, CAN'T German, Greene, Gay,
Harris. Hebh, Iugram, Jones. johnson, Kennedy
Kineaid, Of Claiborne, Lea, Lockhsrt, Mayfie!d
McCabe, Nail, Roberts, Senter, Smith, sowel, Ire
witt, Vaughan, White. of Davidson White, Of Dick
son, Williams, of Hickman, Wisentr, Woods, Wood
ard and Speaker Wbithorne-44.
Nays-Messrs Bieknell, Cheatham, Davis, D1d-
ley, East, Ewing, Farrelly. HavrOD. Hrrt, Kenner,
Martin, Morris, McrpfIs, Norman. Porter, Richard
Knox, and Willismson-2l.
The bill was reject d by yeas %, nays 49, as fol-
lows:
Ytas-Messrs. Armstrong, Bsyless, Bicknell,
BledsOe, BriitOu, Butler, CheathsD, COwden, Dud-
ley East, Farley, Fsrrelly, Ford, Hsvrou. Hsbb.
Hurt, Jones, Kincsid, Of Andersen, Morris Norman,
Porter, TreWhitt, Trevst, White of Davidson, viii
liams, of Kuox, Williamson, WIsener and Woods
%.
NGys-Messrs Baker, of Perry, Baker of Weskiey.
Bsaiy, Criiz, Davis Davidson Dosk Ewing, Frszier,
CAN'T, GJrman, Greene, Guy, Harris Ingram, Jchn-
sun heuheT' hehEeuy' hihcalu' OF Clalbcfhe, Lea
Locshsrt, Martin, Mayfed, McCabe, Marphis. Nall
Roberts. Russell. Seuter Shrewsbury,
Smith, SOwell, Vaughan, White, of Dickson, VIII |
isms, of Franklin, Williams, of Hickman, WoodarG |
md Speaker Whitthorne SO.
Mr. Buffers, 100, TO prevent nonNresidents from I
prosecuting suits without security, was read.
Mr.. TREWHITT moved to amend by PROVIDING /
hat nothing in this act shall prevent poor persons,
citizens of this State, from appealing without Sc
uriiy.
Mr.. JONES objected to the passage of the bill.
And then,
On motion, the House adjourned till nine o'clock,
c-morrow morning.