Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

saton from the Cashier Of The Planters Bank. en-
closing etatemeus of De condition o thai Bank
rETuIoss
ii MCCLELLAN presented reii,iou from sun
dry e.iizess # Sullivan End adis.ning sonutie,,
praying that thc Bank 81 Tenacssee nay be auth
ised esia5st urancb in The iowa ef Bristol
in Sulivaa county, whica was referred t. The Com
miltse Banks
Nr. HfLDRETH preseated pctilion fron nan
beTs o. tao bar pFaedsiar 10 he courts of Morgan
coAuy praying tho removal Of the c5unfy seat Of
that equity 10 Harisburg; also, petition fr5m
sa1dry teens Of tbe oouaiy PrayiDg he removal,
which we're referred 20 the Csma.ttse on New Jug
ties and County Lnes
RlPORF FaOM 0oannTaE on BAsKs
Mr. LANE from the Con.niitee on Banks. re-
turael ire'e bill No. ~ 20 authorse the baazs 10
pay cut The notes Oil each ether, aad recommended
elneur, nee ia the bill adopted in lien by the
House, dthIe aad -egalats the opera.icn Of The
o,unter-aoie principle; also, reformed House bin
No. 26 70 repeat the act establishing foreign bank
ing agencies il Tennessee, and recommended its
passage.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
81 Mr PAYNE: NJ. 2l7-To incorporate the
Memphis Coal and Aiaing Compsuy. Passed first
reading.
By NJ. sTOKELY: No. 2ls-To chatter The Sc
Viervlie aud Smoky Mountain Turnpike Company.
Passed FIRST rea5ng.
b. Mr.. HILDREFH: N, 2i9-To improve The
nsvi gation Of the South Fork and Clear Fork Of
Cumberland river in Scott md Feugress ooua,ies
Passed hrst reading aud referred to the Committee
on Internal Improvements.
By Mr BRADFORD: No. 220-To secure n g pay
ment Of costs in certain eases Passed arss rssi-
ing an referred TO the Csmmi tee % the Judiciary
By Mr. BRADFORD; No Glib eaabe citizens
Of Hancock, Hawkins and Jefferson couniss, 30
build rad from Sneedville 10 the East Tennessee
ami Virginia rai,r5ad. PASSED. first reading and re.
fsrred to tae Comniitss Internal improvements.
ONE SESSION EACH DAY
Dc. payne's re- Olu ion prov.diag f9r one session
Of the Senate each day, comiaE up 10 regular order
IL vas adopied T.taout Division
Several Senators having been taken by surprise
when tie Speaker announced TIE adopt q the
resolution.
Mr. STOYALL. 20 acoomuo late gen.lemen aho
we're caught Mapping moved rec us.iera ion Of
the vote adopting the resolution
Whereupou the vote was reconsdered.
Fhe question then recurring upon the sdOp ion
Of the resolution.
NJ sT0YALL demanded the ayes and sass,
Which we're taken and resulted ayes Is, noes 8. IS
/ follows:
dyes -Msssrr. Allen, Bumpass Horn, Hunter
Johnson, Payne, Richardson, SiantDo Stokes. ov-
/ all, Thompson, VOID aud Speaker Nrwnan.-I3.
hoes-Messrs. bradford. Hildreta, Laue, Nick
ley, Mcclellan MeNeily, NasF, Peters. and Stoke
/ ly.-9
! s. the resolution vas adOp.ed.
AMENDMENT OF THE osNsrIrvuoy
NJ Stokel, = reso'u,ioa to amend the Cons.ilu-
ton 50 to require the Legislature to meet on the
! hrst Monday in Oo:' Der and adjourn on or before
the Thursday preceding the 18th Of December,
cGmiLg up in oldcr,
The ayes and noes were AIKEN urou its I'D ,plion,
! and resulted aye5 Is, noes 10. as follows:
/ Ayes-Messrs Allen. Bradford, Hildreth. Horn,
/ Nash, Peters Riehtrdso1. Stanton. Stakes Sokely
| StoYall, Wood aud Speaker NeEmSu-l3
Noes-Messrs. Boyd Bumpass, Hunter. Johnson
Lane, Nick ey, Mcclellan, M,NeiIly, P4Jue and
Thompson-l0
A constitutional minority Q the nate ha7ing
voted for The resolution,
The SPEAKER declared It had passed tie 6rst
reading
THE COuNrER-NoTE sYsrEH.
Senate bill No. y, to autaoriss tn, banks to pay
out the notes Of each other, was taken up, and
House bill in lieu, to define and regul&e the opera
ZION Of the counier-note prirope, cOncurred in,
eyes Ii, noes TO- as folloWs:
AyeS-Messrs. Allen, Hunter. johnson, Lane
Mickey, McClenaa, M,NeiIy, Payue. Peters, Sso-
vail, thompson, Wood and Speaker Newnan-l3
NO6s-Messrs Blyi. Brlifo-d. BampAsq. Hill
dreth, Horn, Nash Richardson, 5 aalon, St5kes aad
Stoksly-l0.
MARRIAaE OF COUSINS.
Mr. Miekleys Otioa to rec ,nsiler the 70 re-
jeeting Senate bill No s. to prevent the marriage
Of cousins Of the fret degree takel up AM The
vote was recoulilered
On motion Of IT. BRADFORD, the provision dis
qualifying parties violating the law from holding
any office Of honor or prsht in this State, was
stricken cut
Mr. BOYD offered an amendment to extend the
provisions Of the bill to second, third aud fourth
cousins which was rejected.
After lengthy debate, assuming pretty vide
range,
The bill Wss put upon its passage, and the ayes
and noes were taken and resulted ayes a. ness,
as follows:
Ayss-Messrs Allen Bumpass, Hhdreth, Hunter,
johnson Lane, Mickey, M1ClellA1, MoNeilly, Payne,
Peters, Richardson, Thompson, and Noodle.
Noes -sMessrs Boyd, Bradford Il srn, NasN Stokes
Stokely Stovall, and Speaker NeHuan-8.
Mr.. STANTON, Eben his name was called. said
he had agreed to pir of with Mr.. MINIS, who was
ab ent.
So the bill passed lis third reading ia The Ssnate
MJTIONs ENTERED To RECONSIDER.
Mr. STOKELY catered motion to reconsider
the yesterday rejecting the resolutions direeto-
~ 30 the Uoor ard Planters Banks.
Mr.. ALLEN entered motion to reconsider the
v,te concurring in the hill adopted b. The House in
lieu Of Senate bill No. - to auth rise tho banks to
out the notes Of each other
HOUSE BIlL on Second READISe
NJ 26-To repeal the act establishing foreign
banking agencies in Tennessee Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON sHCoxD READING.
10. 2l2-To enlarge the limits of the towa Of
Gainsburo', in jackson county. Passed.
NJ 2lG-To grant furtaer line the Rome acd
Carthage Turnpike Company to complete their road.
Passed.
sEyATE BILLS on THIRD READING
No 1879 provide for the payment Of fis,rs
and pTioters for advertising and holding special /
elsc'iors. Passed. ayes % no l. as follows:
Ayes Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass,
Hiidreth, Hcrn, Hunter. Johnson, Lsne. Mickey, /
McCl,llan, Mcl,eilIy, Nah. P yne, Peters, Ricl,
ardsOn, Stan on, Stokes SiOTal ThomPs n, Wood !
and Speak NgRmau-22,
No-Mr Ssokely-l
NJ lSI-To chssge the line between the counties I
Of Lincoln aud Bedford.
Mr.. LANE by leave, withdrew his amendment /
adopted on the sec nd reading to ehsngs the line
between the counties of Monroe and Roane
Mc ST0KELY moved 10 make the bill the special \
Ordsr for tomorrow ct ten O'Clock, which motion
failed
Mr. HORN offered an amendm mt 10 change the
lice between TIE counties of Montgomery and Cheat
ham, which was adopted.
Mr. HORN moved to resomGit The bill as amend
cd, to the Committee on New Counties and County
Lines, which motion failed, ayes 9, noes 10, upon
a division.
The bill was then put upon it's passage. aud the
ayes and Eoes being taken, resulted ayes Il, noes
3, IS follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Hildreth, Horn. Hunter, johnson,
Lsne, Mickey, Mcclellan, McNeilly. Payne, Pc
ers, Sioval, Thompson, Wood AID Speaker New
nan-14
Noss-Messrs Alien, Boyd. Bradford Bumpass
Nash, Richardson, Stanton Stokes and Stokely-9.
So the bill passed its third reading in the Senate
No. 1870 amend section 1894 Of The eide
Passed, ayss 10, noes 2, as follows
Ays-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford. Horn,
Iunter johnson, Lane, Mickey, McClellln, Nc
veiIy, NASH Payne, Peters, Richardson, Stokes,
oval, Thompson, Wood and Speaker Newman
Noes-Messrs, Bumpsss and Hildreth-2,
No. 209-T0 incorporate the Memphis and White
river Steam Packet Compasy. Passed,
GALL OF THE SENATE
II appearing that there was not a quorum present
Mr.. BUMPASS dem lnde call of The Senate
The SPEAKER directed the Clerk t. call t5e roll {
The roll having been oalsd-a number Of Sena-
ors coming in during the call lit appeared he TO-
owing Senator's were absent Messrs. Minais
tsnton, StOkely, aud Trimble. '
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