Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14


ale birds
Mr. PAYNE opposed and Mr. NEWMAN advoca-
ted the adsDtion ef the resolution
Mr. ST, KES moved to lay the resolution and the
re solution IF red ia lieu on she liable.
Mr. BUMPAS5 demanded the ayes and noes,
VII ch were taken and resulted ayes 6, noes II, as
foil
Ayss -Messrs. Hildreh, Horn, Hunter, Minnis,
Stanton and okey-6
Noss-Meesrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford. Bumpass,
Johnson, Lane, Mi,kley, McNsilly Nash, Payne, Pc
ter,, Richardson. Stokes, 6tovsil, Thompson, Wood
and Speaker Newman-17.
S, the Senate refused to lay on the table.
Ga motion of Mr. STANTON, the further consid-
era,ion was postponed until tomorrow morning at
half past nine O'clcck.
SENATE BILLS ON sEcozD READING.
No. I7l-For the ben fl of minor children. Pass
ed aud referred to be Committee on the Judiciary.
NJ. l72-To Incorporate The Masonic Temple Of
Memphis. Passed.
BILLs INTRODUCED
By Mr.. PETERS; No. I73 To eform the jud
CT II circuits Of West Tonnes E. Passed first ad-
ing and referred TO hs Committee on the Judiciary
Ga motion of Mr.. BUMPASS, ii was ordered
that o; hundred pies CT the bill be printtd for
the use Of he Sena'e. r--r
o. mo iOa Of Ne SrOKBLY, the Senate adj
journed 0 nine o'clock iO-mlrrOw.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUEsDAY December 10. 1859
The journal of yesterday was ad as far as made
up by tie Clerk
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
Mr. HARRIS presented a memorial accompanied
by res Iiut'on of The Board of Aldermen of The
wn Ct Clegela d. the suit sct If the liquor traf
6c, which referred to ne Committee on ii pno
and TippIing II fuses, without reading
The SPEAKER laid before the II use q memorial
from he NV York Chamber of Commerce, having
reference % the false packing of cotton, which
r, ferred 10 the Committee en- Agriculture, without
reading.
TAX COLLECTORS CLERKS sc.
On motion of ME- 4RRIS, the rules we're sus-
p ndsd and S major MeNelly's bill rs l49l for the
bene6. Of clerks, tax collectors, trustees g., il
this State, was taken from the flies and read the
third time,
The Committee on Ways AMI Means Recommended
the striking out of al that re atcs to ChaReery,
Ciscuit, an 1 County Court clerks.
The ,mmittses amend meut WAS agreed TO.
rbe bill proposes to give tax colltc Ors till the
first of April t, make their urns FIR 1859. end
rspeals subsection 81 of section 207, article 3, u
t ccde-l -e-.. erar rFr H-FHE
Mr.. GREENE moved to sma md by providi thai
clerks OF courts and masters 10 chaucery shall make
their annual set lement and pay over the county
revenue on the frat day of Seplenbsrin every year
The sm hdment was elected.
The bill then passed the fns reading in the House
of Repre- -tauves by yea Ga, nays 5.
SOUTH GIBSON -NsTITUTE.
Ga m ,tion ~ Mr.. PORTER tae Iules were tus.
pended aud MIR, Mii4msol's bill ID r. 10 to In %
CO pirate the Sou.h Gibson Institute, vas taken
from the files aad read,
JOINT CONVENTION
The Senate appearing at the bar of the 'use
they were invited TO seats by The SPEAKER The
Oti et of the int ConvenIIon bang to elect Regis
| lels for EIs, an West Tennessee
Mr.. Spe .ker NEWMAN ,tIted the object of the
C5nTention, called for nominations for Regis:
of the Z lst Division.
Rsyreseata We, BAY LESS 30 nina cd A SHALL
OF KIOK county.
| There beng other nomination
Nc Speaker NEWMAN directed the roll to be
c4,ed the Vi0d voes votes of tue msmbers of the
| On entIon,
| IN fcst b lllot resulted as follows:
| senators vOui g for Mr.. Small-l5
| For VIZ. J. E. H5imes-l.
Fur JJun Smitn-l.
Flr Patson Brownlow-1.
Representatives voting for Mr. Sman-59.
For JJnn L. Helmes-2,
| For 2 r,On osIlJW-4.
| For K esenJs-iVe J. J. Ford-2
| Eor L present i've W. NJ Blyless-I.
| For Rep SENTATIVE MJrpuI5-l.
a ID GIN All haNbB ftctifed MAJ JTlIy Oh all Int
| votes st
! Nv Speaker NEWMAN declared him duy AID
n7t tuiionally elected rs R gster for the IseTI
| Division Tennessee, 10 serve such for fJGI
| years from the expiration Of the present ineum.
| bsnt's term OF tfice
| SPEAKER NEHMAN then called for nomination:
| for Register OF The Western d vision
Representative HURT nominated Stephen Syprett
| CT Madison county.
| No other nominations being made
Speaker NEWMAN directed the roll to be called
| The first ballot resulted 70 lows
| Senators voting fol Mr. s. pretI-20
| Re resentstIves voting for Mr. Syprett-58.
| Fur r. G.. Russ of Hay woods.
! For RepTeseara igeJ L. NJ rEhIs-l.
| F,r RI resenldtive Il. B. HJrt-I.
| For Represent ltIye q. Y. Hebb-l.
Stephen Syprstt having rece. we'd m j 5rty Of al
| the VT cas-
Mr.. Speaker NEWMAN declared him duly an.
-tiu ally elected Reg ster for the Western D
vlsi OF Tennes see, such for four years
from the expiration If the present IGcumbents tern
Of I'll Sc.
Tn object of the convention having been accom-
pl,shed-
Speaker NEWMAN requested Senators to repair
to their chamber in tae order in which they came.
SOUTH GIBSON INSTITUTE.
The Senate having lefe the Fall
The SPEAKER caiitd he House to ord n.
Mr.. WI i4mson's bll, IT, r. 1872, to incorporate
The IuJh on Institute, pending at tue me the
Senate appeared IN the Hall was passed the tsird
and last reading, without division of the House.
THE RULES.
Mr. SENTER made an Intellectual motion-yeas
e, nays 39-to suspend the rules in order to take
up House resolutions lying over.
suMMoNING AND SELECTING JURIxs
Mr.. LEA offered resO uIion, a follows:
RESOLVED, That the Judiciary COmmitlee are here
by instructed if considered advis able to report
I'LL changing the mode and manner of summonng
and selecting criminal uries, in order TO obvate
some extent tAe expense and inconvenience now in
curred and felt BY the people ia selecting Grimm Il
juries. -..#
The resolution lies tie table one day under the
rules.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced and severally
passed the first re ding without objection.
By Mr.. RUSSELL 374, to ch snge the time of hold-
log the Cnaucery Court at Sparta and for other pur
pores.
By Rr. WHITE, of Davidson. 875, to charter the
Nashville and Edgefed Real Estate Bridge Com
Pany.
By Mr. LEA 876. to amenl section 2,145 of the
cipe Of Tennessee. (ShaIl publish the rule 8 times
At east, 10 some newspaper before the sale tales
pace
ference to quarterly cyurts.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Senator Richardson's resolutions, offered Novem-
Der 20, and pricted page 235 of the LEGISLATIVE
UNION AND AMERICAN, coming up in regular order,
II ey were read and referred 10 The committee on
Federal Re a, ions
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
The Senate resolution granting The use Of the
Hsl OF the House of Represe sIives the Nation
al Typographical UnIon next May, for their annual
session of 1860, read and concurred in without
q division.
BRANCH BANK AT sP NRTA.
Nc Jones resolution, appointing joint com
mltiee TO Investigate The charges of misconduct
against the officers of the bank a. Sparta offered
October 4 and printed on page Of these reports
was read anu adopted.
ARIA OF COUNTIES.
Me- Jones resolution offered October r. and
printed on page So of these reports Coming up in
Osder was maize the special order fer the 4th of
January.
STATE MILITARY SCHOOL.
Mr. EWing's resolu loo, 10 establish State Mill |
Lsry School at he Hermitage, off red Nov. 2, aud |
printed Oh page l26 Of these repyIts, com.ng up in
order it real
Mr. BlCKNELL. oppose the resolution, as well |
50 auy other action Of this House, that looks to-
ward establishing military soaOOl at the Herm,-
sge, to be supported by the Safe. Ii the Federal
propose to IS ablIsh aud sustain mil