Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10


we're rsehariered ne Stock of.bsse Hou.residsnip
should be scaled until he maior part should be oga
cd 10 this State; other States had adopted smilar
policy It could be sealed in one. fNo, four and
i've yesrs he wished also 10 know he amount Of
sheir circpiation. They were here asking seohar-
ter Of heir baukH IN capital Of enc million seven
hundrcd thousand dollars. The Union Bank with
tbet capital had circulation og Fix hundrei ihoa-
sand dollars lie wished to know whether Tie d.
lion. T. i0aked asif Efforts had been made 90 grind
tae people into gaming. through their rer7essula-
ives. reeh after He did n0i believe iha people
Of Tennessee would be ID any danger from oue osn
citizens, When they lived amongst as and had ariu-
terest in osmmon witi u, 10 a great measure nj
Least. l. must tF made Very manifest before be
would believe H. But toe malt r IS different when
these men not 6n.y do not live among us BAT
hate US As sl8YsholdeFs. he. iherefore wished 10
knlE what be circulation Of these bankc had been
he lsst tn yeacs, that be could compare their
former With iheir prescott circulation; o. If he al
rectors had receive any Instructions on that sub
jsot hs alshed t kaOW It. lie vas prepared to vote
for he establishment Of any properly reHr.cted
bass, subject 10 the laws OF the State, but in no
egens, however restricted, would he vote for the
tarler Of any bank in this State Which would sin
gle out slave traders as class Of men who they
E0uli refuse accommodate however secure taeir
bills " might be made
Mr. Sr06ELY offered the folio wing anenieisnt;
Be tJarther rs-olUsa, That If it is coutempiate
by the foregoing resolution, that the present Gen
eFal Assembly, shall continue until tie Information
asktd Tor be obtained, then and in that esse, the
groceries 10 Nashville DO requested 20 lay ia a req
supply OF unatulierated liquors and tue hotels be
requested to lay 10 pianiy OF bog and hommoHy.
The SPEAKER (Mr. LANE in he cbairl ruled
that the amendment was Out Of order
Mr. STANTON thought the inquily in regard 10
the withdrawal Of their oircuhtioa unnecessary as
an answer would suggest self to every Senator
The ohartera Of these banks were about 70 extire
and as they did not know whether lie Lseisla, ure
would renew hem, IL was natural tia. they should
be prepared for hs worst by WIthira ang Their cir
euatiOu
Mr. PAYNE suggested that IS The author (Mr
Trimble) Of tue ball 10 renew Inc chart rs Of the
Union aud Planters' Banks, was detsiaed from the
Senate hy iadisposition II would be matter Of
coGItsy - him not to take action UPON the resolu-
tons uRii be in his seat.
After acme further discussion,
Ne. THOMPSON agreed defer action upon the
resolutions until TO- morrow and the subject was in
formally passed over.
THE FESTIVAL AT LNUlsviLLy.
Mr. PETERS from the Joint Select Committee,
20 whom had been referred the invit alton TO the
Governor ald Legislature from The eitzsns CITY
Couaeil Of Lluisville, Ky, t. visit tLst city aud
partake Of Union Festival 10 honor Of cur Stlts,
snomiI'ed the following report:
Whereas, iuvitAtiou has been exttn led 10 our
Governor Legislature AMI the officers representa-
The vsriens departments o. the State, by " he eiti
ani General Council Of the city Of Louisville
10 Unilu Fsfiival rendered them 10 honor Of tie
great SAFE Of Tennessee, therefore,
Be IL snaetsd By tAs General assembly Of tie STATE
Of Tosa'ssse. That We hail the approaching Union
Festival, aud The blend ng together the representa-
lives Of the two st ties as AugU=y Of unfeigned
sUity, an earnest u mutual esteem AMI pledge Of
a common interest and a common fidelity.
| RssoiUsd That two States 81 intimately blended
togsihsT hy geographical position, Kentucky and
Tennessee are, should e7er be e bound together by
| love for each other and b common love for the
| Union
! RssoIue5 Th,t we most Cordially reoipr3oale the
wishes expressed b. our felloE-eitEeDs Of Louis
vile, strengthen the bon IL Of harmony and good
will and to re7peiuats those kindly sentiments no
clearly manifested.
Rs5clrsS Thst we sooept TIE invitation Of our
siser city AID State 10 j1ia them on that festive
Oee aston, aud pIint Tuesday. the oath in t as
tbc day suitable for toe purpose.
Rs'oiosd, That copy cf these buttons be sen.
to The ohAirmsn Of the committee Of Common Coun-
! ell Of Louisville.
o. motion OF Mr.. PETERS. the rule was sus-
pend d. and
The resolutions we're tsel taken ur and ad pied
without diVisGo.
BILLS IsTRODucRD
by Mr STANTON: n. 2I2-To enlarge the cor.
PCraton Of he town Of GRANVILLE in Jackson coun-
J ~. Passed first reading
! By Mr.. PAYNE: No. 213-TO incorporate The
Trustees n he Educational Ead,wneut Fund Of
/ the Memphis Conference Passed ir.t reading aad
referred to the COMMITTEES on Private Ine9rpora-
tons.
BY Nr MINIS: No 2I4-To furnish all the
officers OF the State with MeGuire's Tennessee JUS
tice o. Magistrates Guide. Passed FIRST reading
ani referred TO the Committee tae judiciary
HOUSE BILLS on ssooyD READING.
! No. l5-To rsreal section S.OOS Of The Code.
which requires Justices to issue executions wi.bin
/ five days after stSy, &c.
| Mr.. MINNlS moved 10 incur in the recommen-
d,tiou Of the Commi'tee on the judiciary tSat The
| bill b, rejected
Mr.. SFOKELT demladed the ayes ana noes apoa
the m1tio7, whiGh were t1kea an resulted ayes "A
uoes g. as follIvs:
Ayes-Nessrs. Alien, Boyd, Bunpes,. Horn,
Hun sr, Lane, Mickey Mimi, MsNsillv. PAINE.
Peters, stluto-, S'okes and S.oyaH- IA.
Noes -Me'srs Bradford, Hidreh, johnson, Nc
Clelian. Nash Stoksy, Thompson and Speaker
Ne~mqn--S.
So the recommendation was ooneurred in.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING
n, I7-TO establish preeint il the town Of
Grand junction PASSED.
No So IT, make it 4 misdemsan, IT ~ an owner
OF HilFe khldy OF crime 70 remove hlEl out of
the c1U1ty where the erime was comntted
Mr. IiILDRErH 1Eerad Al amendment 70 the biz
that lie own OF rl.ve shall receive the full
am7unt Of the damage sustained. provided it does
not excel TIE value o. tae slave, which was
adopted.
TO CALL o. MRS. POLK
Mr.. NEWMAN said l. was custom of the Leris-
la:ure n call upon Mrs Pres dent P5lk OF the first
d.y Of January, but lhs session toe members we're
absen upon that day, and it was proposed that the
Legislature call upon that lady To-day in a body.
and be moved that the Ssnats adjourn at twelve
O'Clock for his purpose
The motion agreed TO.