Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-18

SENATE

SENATE
So TuvRsDAY, November IL, 1853
Tho Senate uasesllsd 70 order e nlns oc.SsA ~
lev. Mr.. Reed .a~rsr
Mr. PETERS offered the following resolution.
!. .,oiped 6v The Gsser7i Assembly Of The Sac q
f,nns,ses That il Is unWfss, UNNECESSARY Ane IL
~elient 40 create any bank charters or reohsHaeF
nv Of the existing banks during the pfessns sSsa
lion Of the Legislature 90 &,
On motirn Of Nc. PETERS, the rule was sosPsH-7
ed and the resolution taken up = ..a,ss az
The question recurring upon. the aaopsl01s0t ~
resolu'ior, .,v,;ah I
xsre taken ahd resulted, ayes 6, noes 10 10
Sss,Messrs HTdreth, SicNsiily, Peters. Ah0mf7
as, wood and Speaker Newmsn-o.
49,, Olessrs Alien Boyd, BFadford. bnnPs7s'
rr.,-s Johnson Lane, MINUS, MceSeilan-
Nsss Richsrdson Stanton, Stokes, S'oNeiy'
stovail and Trimble-l6.
So The resolution was rejected
Mr. MINIS offered the following resolu,ioa;. i.
Wbereas. it is of the utmost importance lha. snf
10 nv which any people sre governed Should %
naeed IN their reach and where's, tne o.a Fspo.s
- ,ba adm dieations OF the Courts OF tennessee
have become nearly lost SO that II Is lm
at least but few, obtain them ana many
Of courts have not and cannot obtain tnem' ue 4"
therefore, so,
ResaIssd, That the Judiciary Comiuee tSke mtg
consideration the proprieiy of having Pnol'snsu
new edi.iOn of said rspOr s, and that iney rsP0'i
! By bill or otherwise. II
The resolution lies over under the rule %
rELrNeURST OFFICERS
Mfr. SrOVALL presented the Ccmptrciiers fep0F
of ali delinquent officers who have been repor'ea 20
District Attorneys during 900 and 1922 eae 'esN
ing Of which vas dispensed win, -. 80,
I o. motion of Mr.. RICHARDSON, 1t was ordereu
that i've hundred copies be printed for Inc use o.
the Senate. a ~. ii a7es
/ II REPORT FROM COMMITTEE on BANKS
Mr.. LANE, from the Committee on Banks re-
ported as follows:
The Committee on Banks, to whom was referred
Senate bill No 80, "a bill to establish genera
bankins law in the State Of Tennessee, nave nou
II uoder consideration, aud majority OF the 20
mittee present recommend its passage Seoa'e Oi,
No LOG TO reform and regulate The business o.
heaLiny in mi, State. has also been before said
! Commjfiee msjolity of whom then present recon
mead is passage. And they have also nsu sens =.
, bill No l0i TO enable the owners CT the sIocA 10
T cambridge and Farmers Banks to invest their ca
al therein in the Ocoee Bank ana 70 au
, Ocoee Bank to establish Branch at memphis
t under consideration, and majority RECOMMEND l'
: rejection. s
By Mr.. LANE: NJ. lll-TO incorporate tn
! Southwestern Express Company CT Tennessee ass
ed first reading
By Mr. STANTON: No. -l12-To loan-the Sta
stock in the Lebanon and Nashville Turnpike
certain turnpikes in Jackson county. Passed hrs
By Mr. NEWMAN Mr. Wood inthe chair) No
I1S-To amend he charter of the University OF ID
South. Passed first rea ting
E HOUSE BILL on THIRD BEADING
: d Tcreguate the practice in ebtsing Wrls
u ~ error Passed, ayes 81, nceI l, as folloWs:
7 " Avet--Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, BnmPass
I1;1dretb. Hunter, johnson, Lane, Mlnnis, McCle
Ian McNeiily, Nash. Peters. Richardson. Stsnt' %
Stokes. S,okey. Stovall, Thompson, WOOD an
Speaker Newman-2l.
9 No--Mr. Trimble-l. -r.e-.
8 SENATE BILLS or SECOND REArIE0.
It No lO9-FOr the benefit of the creditors OF dF
ceased persons. Passed first reading aud reierre
o N the Committee on the Judiciary.
4 No. lIO-TO charter turnpike. from Granville
: SAIL Lick creek in Jackson county Passed
, SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
% Ma. 29-To establish general banking law
a the State of Tennessee
= On motion CT Mr.. PETERS, the consideration
This hin vas made the special order for WEDNESDAY
e the % inst, at ten O'CLOCK 20,
No lO3-To amend the act passed Eta eorusr.
1852 an act 10 authorize and regulate the nusine
is Of banking. =,
,fl Mr. HIIDRETH offered an amendment, to Il
= bill, which was follows
ie Is Provided, if any such bank shall reduce
e. capital stock below fifty thous ana dosf' -
forfeit all its privileges under SAID act OF tue
d February 1882 and shall be Immediately placed
o process Of liquidation"
a The amendment was adopted
u Mr. HILDRE I'll moved 10 strike out the last Claus
d Of the bill which read as fOlows
IN 'sAnd shall have the right, in the TRANSACTION
its business to pay out the notes Of any speele-Pa
ing bank in this Stste
s. On motion of Mr. RICHARDSON, the whole su
io iect was laid upon the table
s. No IOO-To amend section 2, 107 of the Code,
~ Mr. STOKELY offered an amendment to The oil
- which was resd as follows:
Ussid exemption shall not extend to heads
= families where there are no females over ten yea
h Of age"
4 Tie amendment was rejected:
s. ' Mr. STOKELY vas opposed to the olIl on y
q ground that il favored lazy, worthless class.
J. regarded all exemption laws IS enabling dlshone
" men to defraud their creditors
The question then recurring upon the passage
O. the BILL it passed. ayes ~ noes 0, IS Ioio y
ID Avss-Messrs. Allen, Bradford, BumPass. IL
0, dreth. Hunter, johnson. Lane, MINIS, Mcneil
g Richardson, Stanton, Stokes SlOvall, ThOmPso
D. Trimble Wood, and Speaker NeWmsn-Ii'
to No.s--Messrs. Boyd, Mcclellan, NASH Peter
lie No iO42TO unite the City Bank of Nashville al
III the Bank of Knoxville. Passed, ayes IL, hoes
le 1v,s~Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, BumPa'
ie Hunter johnson, Lane, MINIS, M;CleIlaor VI
Nei,ly, Nash, Peters, Richardson, Stanton, Ihom
nc son and WOOd-l6.
d, Nsss-Messrs Hildreth, stOkely, stOvall' al
of Speaker Newman.
IN SPECIAL ORDER.
ar The SPEAKER announced the special order !
to-day being the consideration of Senate bill 10.
. to prevent the marriage Of cousins Of the hrst
81 gree.
70 The bill was taken up, aud =.
Mr.. PETERS asked and obtained leave 10 WIZ
draw the bill for amendment.
~ ExECUrIvE MANSION.
be The Senate took up House resolution No a.
i; appout a special committee to inquire into the Pr
priety and ex pediency of purchasing a mansion
OF The Governor of the State, and it was adopted
re- On motion of Mr. STOVALL, it was ordered To
at the committee on the part of the Senate consist
Dr. three =,
- The SPEAKER appointed Messrs StOvall' Tr
BILE aud McNeilly said COMMITTEES.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On motion of Mr. STOVALL leave OF aosen
~ was granted to the Committee on the PenitentaI
lat that they might visit aud inspect the Pentental
re- There being no further business on the Oieri
IN table, c,--
~ On motion Of Mr.. McNEILLY, the Senate
jOurned.
ill HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES