Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27

Mr.. STANTON dsmsnded tae ayes aud noes,
which we're ordered and taken as follows:
Ayes--Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bnnpass, Hildreth.
Hunter, Lane, Mickey Payne, Richardson, StOvall
ThomPson. Trimble and Speaker NeWmaD.-1S
Noes--xessrs Braiford. Horne, MINIS, McClel-
Ian. Nssh, Peters, Stanioa, Stokes, Slokeiy, VOID
When Mr. ALIENS name was calsd, Qssve be-
ing granted he said he was 81 loss how to vote
upJn the proposition He would be unwilling 10
vote FIR The resolution without tlere was certain
~ chat the business of the session would be compet
ed by the 10th OF DsceGber, ard without knowing
that this would be so, be should vote to lay the
souiioD upon be table,
Mr. RICHARDSON (by leave) said he should
vote 70 lag the solution upon the table, because
the time for Adjournment was put too far eff Ii a
resolution was introduced 10 a5joara on konday
next be would vote foe it.
Mr STANTON, (by lesve) ssid the business Of
The session would not be completed until tins 10
adjourn is agreed upon. There was No important
question before the Legislature now, aud he desirei
TO know what would preVeai al adjournment on the
20th Of December. The banking question was the
only one of any importance that he knew OF that
would came before the Legislature, and bill had
already been introduced into the House upon this
subject which had received the endorsement of the
eOminant party. That psrty had even ED eau
Gus upon the banking question, aad had dstern sei
upon the policy this Legislature should adopt upon
that Question and be could see nothing to preveat
an aoj iurnment at ths time fixed by $ resolution
The tune ought TO be fixed so that the legislation
nigh: be shaped with view to adjourn at an early
day.
Mr. PAYNE, by leave, said he hal voted to lay
the resolution upon the table because he did not
know whether the Legitimate business OF the SESSION
could be disposed Of by hat time. II it could be
d5pe before Tue 10th CT December, be WAS in favor
of adj burning at an earlier day. According t. the
Senator from Jacston Mr.. stautoD1 the only 9ues-
ton of importance come before the Legislature
was The banking question, AMI that e. ntlemgn had
| informed the Senase that ne Democratic party I'd
everything 'cut aud aud dried upon that question
and If that be So there was necessity for stay
ing here until the both Of December He was
therefore opposed to fixing day that, according to
the gentlemans showing, would compel the Legisla-
lure to stay here considerable time doing moth
ing, at a heavy expense TO the State. The members
of the Legislature had met here TO transact such
business as might properly come before them, and
when that was done, he believed that all had hon
esty and integrity enough to vote for immediate
adiournmen Resolutions like that before the Sen
ate fixing day for adjournment, before it was
known what business would demand the action Of
the legislature, were intended for BuEeombs, and
ought TO be voted down.
When Mr. Speaker NEWMAN'S name was callsd.
he said he should vote for laying the resolution
upon the table for the that tho Senator from
Rutherford Mr.. Riehardsop) did.
So the resolution was lai upon the table.
o. motion of Mr. TRIMBLE, the Senate ad-
journee 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.