Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

! the Code so as 70 allow two Justices 10 be elected
from each Of the wards in Nashville was read
On motion by Mr.. FARRELLY. an in the bill
that relates 10 the city Of Memphis wac stricken
! out
Mr. EAST offered an amendment extending the
| corporate limits Of Nashville which was agreed TO-
The bill as amended thea finally passed
Senator Horns 29O to amend the act Of Zebra
/ airy u 1858, regulating the banking business, was
/ read.
! Mr. VAUGHAN offered an amendment inoorpor-
! porating the Bullion Bank. which WAS agreed to-
! The bill was rejected by yeas %. nays %.
| Senator MeNeillys, 296 t. aid ia publishing
books for the blind, was finally passed by yeas 49,
/ nays 20
Senator Peters, 297 for the benefit of minors aud
tsms cOUerts. was rejected by yeas 20, nays 81.
Sen 'tor Peters 299, TO benefit Purdy College and
other institutions Of learning in the State was re-
| jectcd by yeas 20, nays, 80
And then
| On motion, the House adjourned till 81 O'Clock.
tomorrow morning.
SENATE
SATURDAY, March "a, 1860.
The Senate was called to order at nine o'clock by
the Speaker.
Insurance COMPANIES.
The SPEAKER stated that there VAS still House
amendment to Senate bill No 27S, to legalize the
acts Of James Armstrong entry Iaker OF Knox
county, to be acted upon, which read as follows:
That the insurance companies shall pay the Comp
troer five dollars for each semi annual examination
Of their statements and evidence Of investment re-
quired by law and three dollars fer each certificate
Of agency; and that the party company 10 whom
bonds are issued by the State shall pay him one dol.
lar for each bond for numbering aud signing the
coupons thereon
Mr.. ST0YALL moved that the Senate concur in
the amendment.
Dir RICHARDSON demanded the ayes and noes
on the motion, which were taken aud resulted ayes
&, noes l, ss follows
Ayes-Me5srs Allen, Johnson, McNeilly, Payne
Stovall and Wood-6
Naes-Messrs. Boyd, Bradf I'd, Bumpass, Lane,
Minis, Nash. Richardson StOkes, StOkely Trim
bic, anu Speaker NeWman--ll
So the Senate refused to concur il the amend
ment
Mr. BUMPASS, to accommodate the friends of
the amendment, moved to reconsider the vote non
cOncurriDg 10 ihe amendment.
Mr. Stokes demanded the ayes and noes on the
the motion t. reconsider, which were taken aud
resulted ayes 10, noes q. as follows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen. Bum2ass Hi,dreih, Hunter
Johnson, Lane. Mickey, MINIS, McClellaa Me-
Nelly, Payne, Peters, Stanton, StoTan, Thompson.
aLd wood--l6.
Noe'-Messrs. Bradford, Nash, Richardson, Stokes
StOkely aud Wood-6.
81 the vote non eoncurriug WAS reeOnsidered.
Mr.. PAYNE moved that the Senate concur 10 he
amendment.
Me-. RICHARDSON demsuded the ayes and noes,
which we're taken AMI resulted ayes Is, noes 10, az
follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen. HHdreth. Huuter. johnson,
Mickey Mcclellan, MoNeilly, Payue, Peters, Stan
too. StoVall, Thompson and Wo1d-I3
A0es-Nessrs. Bradford, Bumpass, Lane Minus,
Nash, Richardson, Stokes, Stokely Trimble and /
Speaker Newmau-lG.
So the amendment was ooncurred in
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK
House amendments to Senate bill No 28I to in
corporate the Mechanics and Trsdsrs Bank at
Nashville, were cOncurred in.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
House amendments to Senate amendments to
House bill to defray the expenses of the General
Assembly, were e)ueurred in, except that IevyinR a
AK of one cent the hundred dollars worth Of tax
lole property in The State for improving the Capt.
ol and Capitol Square, which was insisted on and
! committee Of conference asked for
The committee app Jinted and subsequently,
heir report was received auLhorising the Governor
issue bonds to complete the capitol to the amount
# one hundred thousand dollars. and coucurred H.
yes l3, nOss 8, follows
Ays'-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpasi.
Iunter, MINUS McNsily, Payne, stanton, Stokes, I
tovall, Thompson aud Trimble-l3
Nays--Messrs Hildreth, johnson, Lane MeClel-
an, Nash, Peters, Richardson, Stokey, and Speak
r NeWman-9 Z
Mr.. RICHAR USON when his name was called s
aid he would not vote to issue bonds He would
ote TO lay Tax to raise The needed The c
* payers had the money TO pay aud he wished to | ;
ursue the same policy in doing business for he PEG
lie that helWould 10 Lrausaotng his own business '
H. when ne had the means, to pay his contracts at 4
he time The interest by The time the bonds are 4
ne Will amount TO $3.50 600, almost twice as much
} the principal. Why not levy tax at once and |,
use the money from year TO year as We may need
TIE PRNIrENTIARY. r
Mr. McNElLLY offered a resolution suthorisinR
e Governor Comptroller, Treasurer and Iospeotors U
the PeniteutiCry to take into consideration the ?,
opriety OF removing the Penitenisry from its
eseat location and also Of establishing branch in
lst Tennessee aud to report TO the next General CO
ssembly.
On motion of Mr.. NeNEILLY, the rule vas sus- 81
nded and thu resolution adopted al
Mr. HILDRETH, TO accommodate the friends of
e measure moved to reconsider the vote layios d
'use bill No. $40 10 remove the Penitenary from N
'shVille to Manchester.
Mr.. STOKELY moved to lay that motion upon an
E table.
Mr.. WOOD demanded the ayes and noes on the tn
)tiOn
MIR. BUMPASS demanded a call Of the Senate. tn
The call was ordered and resulted in showing
'ssrs. Boyd aud Horn abs Mt
The Senate thea refused TO lay the motion upop
table, ayes 8, noes H. a. follow: tin
iyss-Nessrs. Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass, Me- -
NY Nash, RiohardsOn, Stokely and rimble-8
Yoes-Messrs ALEU-, Hudretb johnson, Lane
ekiey, Mimi, Mcclellan, Payns, Peters, stan II
> Stokes, Sto7alI, Thompson Wood aud Speaker in
FmEn-l5. Va
me vote laying ae bill upon the table was then dep
onsdered Without divisinn Ian
he bin vas thea rejected on its thif.l readjDo p
. 10, noes 10 as follows:
lyeS-Nessrs johnson, Lane Mickey Mlnnis. m
jeI'an, Payne, Stanton, Thompson, Wood and
aker NeBmau-l0. nv
,os'-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford Bumpass, i
ireth, McNely, Nasa, Peters, Richardson rom
ies, Siokely, Siovsll and Trimble-l3 lin,
r. ASH, when his nsme was called, said Faru
r Speaker: sianf just where l stood on this oE
ect when 1t frst came up in this Legslture- s Do
East Tennessee ought 10 have trsnch. and save
would lessen The number Of cjnVicts here at nj. Ie
lVllle aud he original could stand a few years a.
er without necessity OF enlargement or re- ma
81 and let the wsar and tear brcoue greater CIR
me new building just erected before tearing
! uOWn Mr.. Speaker, this is double propo- q
u 10 remove 10 Manchester and East Tennessee -.
very Indefinite in its details, and might termi- s-9a
very neutrality-suspicious., against it Of The
EXCHANGE BANK york york
r. JOhn7ens resolutions directing the Attorney Ter
raj TO bring suit against The Messrs Spenes mai
&c Iver the amount Of the outstandiug notes
lie Exchange Bank, were taken up and re- A
WAYNE COUNTY g III ~
use resolution for the benefit Of Wayne eoun- ay Of
IS taken up and adopted ayes -, noes TO- IS o0lse
rs: -
e-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpsss,
er, Mickey, Mcclellan, Nash, Peters, Stanton, IN
IS and WoOd-l2 nSr