Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-19
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Senate bill to abolish the Office Of Road Commits
sioBsr, having been read third time,
MIR. STOVALL moved concurrence in the res
conmendatioR Of the Committee on Internal In
prOyements that the bill be rejected, aud upon this
motion the ayes and noes were demsndsd end taken
as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Hunter. johnson, Lane, Mickey,
MINIS, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Payne. Peters, sto-
vail, Thompson, Wood, and Speaker Newman-ls.
Hoss--Messrs. Alleu, Bradford, Bpmpass, Hi.
dreth, horn. Nash, Richardson, Stanton Stokely,
aud TTimbe-l0.
So the recommendation was eoncarred in and tina
bill rejected
sEvATs Bills on seeeSB EEADISs.
The following Senate bills we're resi second
time, and passed:
Providing for the payment of witnesses in GER
tain eases Rsfe44ed to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
10 repeal section 622 Of the Code. Refereed to
the Special Committee on he Code.
To incorporate az Orphan Asylum in or near the
city Of Nashville
The better to provide for the payment CT Wit.
Desses 10 certain eases. Referred 10 the Con- uittee
On he Judiciary.
To amend The criminal laws Of this State. Re-
fsrred to the Committees On the Judiciary.
To prevent the annoya1ee OF fcee negroes travel
ing the railroads IL this State. Referred 10 The
Conn ittee on tie judiciary.
To amend The criminal laws of the State. Refer
red TO the COmuit!ee on the Jujieiary.
TIE CODE FOR The POOR AND SCHOOLS
Mr.. STOGELY introduced a BIZ t. furnish the
ohaifmen of the commissioners of Re poor, aud he
chsirmeu Of the commissioners OF aty aCademie
lin each clUn VI with Inc Code Of Tennessee, which
passed its FIRST reading.
MEMPHIS, cL4RKsVILLE AND L0UIsY'tLH RAILROAD.
Ml. HORN introduced bin to amend the act to
aueW sue ieDphis Oarksyiiie ana Louisville RAD
road Company 10 receive State. aid upon showing
ability 10 construct their roadway to the Tennessee
river, whish passed its first reading.
REPORT FROM COMMITTEE on BANKS
Mr.. LANE. Chairman Of the Committee on Banks,
submitted the following report:
THE Committed on Bsoks, t. whom was referred
bill No. l. entitled, bill to suppress the eli eula-
tiou OF small bsnk notes IF other States, have had
the same under consideration, and recommend its
passage with the following Amendment:
"Ssc. 5. Be ii jtrhsr snaeteG That it shall be the
duty CT the Circuit Judges Of this STATE to give this
law in charge to the grand juries.
%The Committee have also had under eonsidera-
lion bill No IL, entitled bill to prohibit CIerks CT
Couuty Courts from issaing license TO foreign bank
ing companies and recommend lis passage"
TIE report Of The Committee was taken up and
TIE amendment to The bill TO suppress the cireu-
lation OF small Bank notes Of other States
CURED in.
Nj. D4OFaLL AdOuguJ his vas geLjing aioDg
too fsst. If We take the notes OF The Banks of
other S,a.es, tho limit should be fixed at Eve del
lars and he moved TO strike cut ten where il occurs
ald insert Eve
Mr.. LANE stated that the provisions Of the bill
we're the sane as those Of the law prohibiting TIE
Baak5 Of his State from paying cut small notes
Our 0Tn Banks were not allowed to pay out the
Noes Of foreign Banks Of any denomina ion, aud
be thought It night protect he people against
the issues Of Banks they knew nothing about.
~ Nj. WOOD explained that the object Of The bill
was to supply deficit in the Law Of he last Legia
ialure, regulating ae issues CT the Bar ks in this
STATE, 10y preventing The circulation of foreign
Bank Noes CT q less denomination than they we're
allowed 10 pay out.
Mr. StONALL said if he understood the law. its
object NOT to restrict the circIlati0n OF Bank
noJes, but 10 prevent The Banks from paying out
-otes of q small denomination. lie thought when
our traders went to ether States to traffic: taat they
should be allowed to bring home and pay out their
Bank notes o. the demon atitn If &c dOliare.
The motion to strike cat ten where it occurs and
insert i've vas then put ard reec,el upon diY-
sian-ay.s s. noes u.
Tie bill was then passed on its third reading
ayes -; noes Il, as follows;
Ayes -Massrs. Allen, Hi,dreth, Hunter, Lane |
Mickey, Mcclellan RIcNeilly, Payne, Peters,
Thomson, Wood and Speaker NewmaI-12
Noes-Msssrs. Bradford Bumpass, Horn. Jckn- |
son, MINIS, Nash, Richardson, S.Okely, StOvaI and
1rlmbl5-1O.
Mar. HILDRETH entered motion to reconsider
the vote passing the bill.
The bill TO prevent clerks Of County Courts from
issuing license to foreign banking companies, was
then taken up, and passed on It's "a d reading |
ayes. 70; no. l, as fol ows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Bumpasz Hill |
drets, flo n Hunter johnson, Lane, Mickey Nc
Nelly, Nash. PEERS Richardson, Stokely Stovall
ThouIson, Trim5lc, Wood and speaker NeBmaa /
10.
N0--Mr Miunis-I.
AMENDMENT OF TUE CODE.
Mr.. NASH Introduced q bill 70 modify the law in !
relation 10 the Killing Of wolyeg wildcats and red |
foxes which passed its first reading ard vas refer
red TO the special committee on the Code.
On motion Of Mr. BUMPASS, the Senate ad- |
jourHed 10 o'clock tomorrow morning