Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-28

nte desired counsel Ualess there vas snoh 81 de-
ire, there would be no earthly use IN having aoa-
mutation of this aestioD. It would be impossible
o conmuuioate with Mr. Tibbs- who Vas rot pre-
ent, so as I'd enable him 70 employ counsel. 80
InIess the sitting member Mr. Minnla} Desired
counsel he cnuld see reason for ths postponment
Mr. STOVALL said The sitting member Ar.
AIinais) had no desire 70 employ counsel.
Mr. STOKES said then there was no necessity I
for postponement He had voted for the resolu- /
tiou this morning merely IS an endorsement OF the
universal parlismenLary privileges
Mr. PAYNE wished that this could be postponed |
sil tomorrow o. least, be had not had sufficient
time 10 investigate the testimony as published with
the majority and minority reports
Mr.. SToKES said he would throw no obstaels in
the way Of continuing to any day that any Senator
should desire.
Mr PAYNE then moved That II De made the spe-
eisl order for to- morrow.
The SPEAKER said that the longer time Of next
Thursday was FIRST in order.
NJ, HORN said that next Thursday was the day
fxsd moon By the Governor for his inauguration.
Ne TRIMBLE then withdrew his motion.
BRADFORD said that be had made arrange
mems 10 90 home Tomorrow aud desired to examine
this couee further and TO hear the debate Ua-
less there was some pressing necessity, he hoped
II yvorId he postponed till next week aud moved
that il he made the special order for Wednesday
next, at 10 O'clock .. M
The motion prevailed and it was so ordered.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING
M 40 transfer TO the Nashville aud Chatta-
nosga RsiIroad Company portion Of the State
| "a So.ontad to the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road Company, by act passed March 10, 1855
| passed ayes 20, noes 2, as folloEs:
Er,,-Messrs Allen, Boyd Bradford, Bumpsss,
Eorn Lane Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan, Nash
p,ne Riehard sou Stokes, Slokely, StoVall, ThOmp-
son TrImble, Wood ard spesker EeNmaR.-20.
Noss-Messrs. hildreth and Hunter.
M $50 refund to Gev. Isbam G. Harris
money advanced to the State Line Commissioners.
Passed. ayes %, no !, as follows; ~
a,e,-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumrass
HTdreth Hunter, Lane, Mickey, MINIS, McClel-
Ian Nash, Payne, Peters, Richardson, Stanton,
Stokes, stokely, StOvsl, Thompson, TFimble, WOOD
/ and Speaker NeWman.-22.
i No-Mr. Horn.
No. 4-To incorporate the town Of Chesnu
Mound, in Smith county. Passed
/ No 46-TO charter, the GaiRsborO' and Celirr
Turnpike Company. Passed. 4@
No. 22-TO amend section 2,131 Of the Code
Passed, ayes 20, noes 0.
MEMPHIS HOSPITAL.
On motion Of Mr. PAYNE, it was ordered tia
two hundred and fifty copies Of the report Of tn
Trustees of the Memphis HOspi'alb be printed for tn
use Of the Senate,
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 16-To amend section 1914 Of tho ood'
! Passed.
No. alto release the Bank of Tennessee fror
the counter note system. Rejected.
No. 47-To authorize the disposal Of the SUI
pended debts of the Bank Of Tennessee and Branch
Of. Passed.
ed to 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TuURsDsY October 81 1852
. The SPEAKER called the House to order at
It o'clock
: The session was opened with prayer By Rev.
| | r B. c. HOWELL EE
e The journal of yesterday was read and autheni
e Gated
. REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Nh. WISENER, from the Judiciary cOmmitiF
y returned his bill H R. 4 and Others recCmnendlI
% passage; also .sundry other bills recomme1dil
D. their rejection.
Of Mr. BENNETT, from the committee on Banks, l
- tarned House bills MIR Bark sdAe's 126; Mr.. DOsk
/ "a. Mr.. BcknePs, 40 and Al; and a memorial fT'
A. oeriain citizens Of Murfreesboro' asking for
10 branch of the State Bank; recommending TIL
" rejection; also AIR. Biseners, s. amended; MIR Guy
d. 26: and Mr.. LEAFS, 10; Recommending passage
10 Mr.. SMITH, from the committee on Tipping 3
n Thinning Houses returned Mr.. Trewhitts, bill Il.
at 80 and Mr. Kinksid of Aaderson's bill II. X. 81
o. commenting their rejection.
E. Mr. FORD, from the committee on lncorporatl
,u returned House bills as folloWs Mr.. White OF
H. Wilson's, I52 Mr.. Beaty's, A; MIR. Davis l51; =
4; Mr. Wisener's, 1913; recommending passage
VS. Mr. CAN'T, from the judiciary committee retu
i'll ed Mr. Ford's bill H. Z II; Mr. Baker Of PER-!
= Sc; and Mr.. Germans sc; recommending their
ur lection; also, Mr. CaldWells, 65 with smendme
til recommending passage.
REMovAL OF A COUNTY SITE.
na Mr. HURT presented petition from certain
40 ehauies of CoYington, against the removal OF
OF sea, of Justice in that county which was read
ng referred to the Judiciary Committee.
AZ AZ BANK OF TENNESSEE.
az Mr. WILLIAMS. of Hickman for the Spsal
ck | offered the following,
Nv Ps,olDrd Tbat the President Of the Bank of I
css nsssee be, and Is hereby requested to inform
Dn House how much vas tbs capital OF the parent oa
m and each branch of the Bank OF Tennessee, as
rth as the circulation payable at each, on the first
ian of this month.
not On Mr.. BENEFITS motion, the rule was
BON pended, and the resolution adopted.
he Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, submitted the
ur- loving
his nessee be- and he is hereby requested, at as e.
a day as convenient to furnish detained s.
Ia ment of the condition Of the parent Bank, sim
lot 70 the statement given in his report OF the CO..
the ton of the branches to this Legislature; also,
nm amount of the circulation Of the branches now
en- by the parent Bang,
ner On motion By Mr. COWDEN, the rules were
of pended, the resolution considered. and, after
en- sorry debate thereon,
mr. Mr.. WISENER moved to amend as follows:
sss- ResolDsd further, That the President Of the
ser of Tennessee furnish this House with copies OF
ron the correspondence between the Bank of Ten
,sn see. and the Union and Planters Bank since
ced fret day of January last in regard to the rede
ave ton of their branch notes, and the manner Of
the Ting their daily and weekly accounts snd oala
thy and the operation of the counter note system
our bankipg aud also that he furnish to this House
lin. amount of discounts deposits, specie and cire
and ton of the Bank of Tennessee and Branches on
Sc arst day of October, 1853.
eat Mr. WILLIAMS, of Hickman, suggested the '
hin stcficial" before the word correspondents.
r if MIR, WISENER agreed to so change his am
nay ment
or Mr. WILLIAMS. of Hickman, accepted the amt
let ment to his resolution.
in The resolution was then adopted without Q
IAN vision of the House.
ap- FROM THE SENATE.
anu A message from the Senate announced the
pre- massage by that body of Seaats bills g. 10, p
- hat hodv nj