Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

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Legislative sRunlary--seventeonth week.
In the Senate on Monday, Senate bill, No. ia, to
raise, organize and equip regiment Of Tennessee
Volunteers, was passed Its third reading by yeas
r. nays S-as follows:
Raas-Messrs. Allen, Bumpass Hunter, Mickey,
MINIS, Mcclellan. McNeilly, Payne Peters, StoYall
Thompson and NO0d-l2.
NaJs-Messrs Boyd, Bradford. Hildreth Nash
Stanton, Stokes, Stokely and Speaker Newman-S.
A motion to reconsider the vote by which this
bill was passed is made the special order for We'd
nesday, the first proximo.
The Senate concurred in the House resolution adj
journing over from this day TIL Monday next, in Or
der that the Legislature might attend the Union Fes
rivals at Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus and else
where; and then, accordingly adjourned till the Both
inst
In the House or Monday, Mr.. MAETIS' bill, ia to
incorporate the Jennings Fork Turnpike Company,
amended by inserting clause permitting the Gala
tin and Cumberland, and Gallatin and Coal Ferry
Turnpike Companies to erect gates, &c. was passed
its third and last reading in the House Of Represen
tatives
senator JoHysoS's bill, Is. 1901 to reform and
regulate the system Of banking in the State Of Ten
nessee was finally passed the House of Representa-
tiyes by yeas Il, nays las follows
Ye1s-NIessrs. Baker, of Perry, Baker, of Weak
leg. Barksdale. Bayless, Brazleton, Brltton, Cald
well. Crit, Dudley, East. Ewing. Frazier, CAN'T
Greene, Guy, Harris, HavrOn, Ingram, Jones, Ken
ner Kennedy, Kincaid of Anderson, Kincaid Of
Claiborne, Martin, Mayfeld, Morphes Norman,
Porter Richardson, Roberts, Senter. Sowell Trey
ut. Trcwhitt, Vaughn White Of Davidson White Of
Dickson, Whimore, Williams of Hickman. Williams,
of Knox. and Speaker Whitthorne-4l
AoyS-Messrs. Armstrong Bennett, Bicznell
Bledsoe Davis, Farley. Farrely Gillespie German
Hurt johnson Lea, Lockhart, Pickett, Shrewsbury
Wisener, and Woodard-lI.
Senator RIcHAEnsoSs resolutions instructing our
Senator's. and requesting our Representatives in
Congress with reference to the Pacific Railroad
coming mp IN order they were laid on the table by
yeas %, nays 25
Senator SroEEIT's resolution to amend the Con-
sttution. limiting tbs sessions Of the Legislature
from the first Monday Of October till the Thursday
before Christmas, coming up in order it was read
and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
A JOINT resolution was adopted adjourning the
Legislature from this day till Monday next to allow
the Senate and House sufficient time to go from the
Union Festival at Louisville given in honor Of the
State OF Tennessee, to Cincinnati, or wherever they
may please, and then accordingly the House adj
journed hll Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
A Pooh JoxE-The Louisville Journal speaking of
the Republican party says The mission Of the
party is fulfilled 1t has no longer decent pretext
for existing. DISARMAMENT has, in every point Of
view become paramount duty
To which the cincinnati gazette lBepubican) re-
plies
The Republican party has partly accomplished its
mission in regard 70 slavery. IL has kept Kansas
free. But it has work Of the same sort TO do
in the future. We're it otherwise, were the party |
fully triumphant the advice dsband would surely
pass for one of the poorest of the Journals Jokes
Suicide is more often committed IN adversely than in
the fun tide of prosperity Selfdestructon is bet
ter suited to the condition and prospects of the /
Journals party, than to on the point of stepping
upon the highest round of power.
When we consider the improblbility of the Black 4
Republicans taking the advice of the Journal it may
be considered as a poor joke. But if the Journal
could prevail upon the Northern wing Of the Oppo-
stion to disband. his Joke. would confer lasting
blessing on the country.