Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-03
AFrERNn0N sEssI0N

| III Two D CLOCK
AFTERNOON SESSION
On not on Of Mr.. TREwHlTT. he had leave to
report from toe CommIttee Claim, till, As, FOR
the relief OF 3. johnson. II Davidson county
which was pass ed the FRS. rea in., without Objee-
lioa.
! HOUSE BILLS sECoSD READISG.
TIE SPEAKER directed the CLERK to read the fol-
lowing Heuse bills the seeoad time They Wsro
read sud sevsrAlly disposed Of as follows
/ Mr, Jones', 3. to abolish certain fees Of Attorney
/ General. Passed
Mr.. CaldvelFs 8. tn incorporate Athens Saving
Institute Passed.
Mr.. Havron's a. to repeal sections 1914 and 1917
OF he Code. Laid on the table
Me-. Kenner's, sc, TO graf State aid 10 Gains
borO Defeated Greek Turnpike Company Laid
on the table
/ Mr.. BicknelPs. 40 10 rspc.l part Of the Code
sections 1877 aud 1878. Laid On the table.
Mr.. Bieb uell's, Al, 10 rep al sections 1921 and
/ 1922 Of the Code. Rejected by yeas 20 nsys Al
! Mr. Dudleg's 100 10 tax billiard tables Amend
ed by the Commitlee on Ways and Means bill in
lieu
An Intellectual motion was made 10 lay the bill on
the tabie-yeas 10, nays 81
The bill was then passed the second reading.
Mr. JOhnson's, l5l, TO benefit State Librarian, and
] 10 pay expenses OF exchange Of public documents.
Amended by adopting the Committee Library's
bill in lieu
The bill was further amended by striking out the
appropriation of 81 500, ami thus leaving the Law
IS it now stands.
An iuefectual melton was made to lay the bill on
| the table, yea 26. nays 36
The bill as amended passed the second read
ing, by yeas 81, nays u.
TEExEsaRE IRON COMPANY.
On motion by Mr.. TREWHITT, Senator MINIS
bill rs 671 to Incorporate the Tennessee Iron Com
pany, was, under dspensaiiOn Of the rules, taken
from the files ard read he second tine.
On motion by Mr. WHITNORE, an amendment
in lieu Of all amendments was agreed to, which
subjects the eh4rter to such general laws the Lee
| gslature may enact
B1UsE BILLS Of THE SECOND REAOIyG.
The HOUSE resumed the consideration Of bills on
tn second reading and disposed Of them. after the
reading, as follows:
Mr. Norris, 159, to Increase The school fund,
was read.
Mr.. COAX made a motion to indefinitely postpone
the bill which vas agreed to by yeas "a, nays 81
/ Mr.. Whites Of Dsyiiscn l66 for the beae6. Of
ThOs. Shelton, vas read ana rejscrsd. By yeas 8,
nays 81.
Mr. WHITE entered motion to reconsider tie
vote.
TOn motion b. Mr.. BICENELL. The S.na'e
amendments to the resolution Of thanks 70 the Ken
lucky and Ohio Lsgisla ures, SC was eoueurre in
House bills numbered 20, 80 aud lob vlre laid o.
the table
! MI Jones, Ill 10 ALleuu pau OF ffCllOu UD--O
| Of ihe Code, sc. Amended b. adopting a Commit
tee bill in lieu aud passed.
Mr. Yaughns, lI2, toiepeal the quart law. Lad
on the table
Mr.. Ingram's I78, TO modify the right of wild
oWs at their OptOn Judiciary COmm'ttes.
Mr.. Frazier.s 1856, to amend section 553 Of the
1 Code Passed.
Mr.. HeOb's, III. to charter Union Institute. in
| Lincoln county. Passed.
/ Mr.. Woodard's $50, TO govern apP3intmen Of
| special commissioners, sc. judiciary Committee
! NJ. Buffers. 49, TO ine5rpo-ate Tay ,'rsville,
Linden ard Dee4turvile lodge Of Free a.d Accepted
/ Masons. Passed.
Mr. Mayfald's, 100, to pr5.e.s wool-gro wing in
| this State was read.
! Mr.. MAYFIELD moved tne passage Of ais bill
Mr. JONES opposed tue adoption Of The bill
Mr. BIGKNELL favored tae passage OF The
bill and had but recently esivei lie t-rs frem his
constituency cs,iiag for such rs pre-
posed IA hs ball, preventing n. kiiliag Of sheep
BY dogs
NJ VAUGHN novel to amend the bi by pro-
vdiug that the oHlsrs Of SD sep-kIiug logs should
not be r. pcnsibls for the killing when the sheep
are tresplssirg.
Mr.. JOHESON demasdei tie previous question,
aud the o,l, seconded b. the
Under the operations Of the fr vi1us question the
bill was ,ssed the second reading
motion was made to adjourn, hut EilhdfaWn
for
AhE EhEoGNA +AAloN VI a OAN6 IL IA II hiAh~hh
Mr. BRAZELTON, With q heavy gold-hsadsd
ebony cane in his hand. the top Of which we're
inscribed he WOris: " Presented 10 W c. War;
THORHE by the Members of the House. Feb ID |
1860" addressed the Chair follows
Mr.. Speaker: o. behalf Of the members Of this
House, who accompanied you in the excursion TO
sis.er States Kentucky and OhiO, present you
this cane slight token Of our true apprecia ioa
Of your hign-toned ard honorable deportmeE
which not only such 10 meet The expec: aious
Of your friends huI such as t. win The admiration
Of hundreds Who for the fret tim hal the pie surs
Of listening your 'silyery voice o. all occasions
when you called on TO spe * in behalf Of Ten
ne3see you gave utlersncs 10 sentiments fouud
hearty response in the heart Of every Tenness ee-
80. As Of Tennessee We we're proud of yoi,
aud allow me to say, Mr.. Speaker, slthougl differ
ing from you 10 i.ica views. your fair ani impair
tai coGr-e Speaker of this House. mas bse1 such
as not On.y 10 win the regard but the high elt en-
Of The Pr J uith which &C. 'ptrsts. In years &c
o)ms, msJ this slight Offering bring b mind from /
"memory's deep recess the many pleasant Incl /
dents OF the long-t0-bg-remem 5ered excursion, IN
which we met The representatives Of our sister
States IS strangers, bat parted from n broth
ers. LOug may the good feeling al prsseLt eKitt- |
ing between the States Of Kentucky Ohio and Ten |
nessee remain undsturbed In cJucu-i0a, allow |
to say IN behalf Of this BODY, that when the ar
duous duties OF your Office sh n nave ended and /
you return to private lire, you will bear with you
our best wishes your future prosperity AMI hap
piness. [ApPlause
MIR Speaker WHItTHORNE. up1n receiving the /
staff al the hands of the doork .eper replied as
follows:
Words refuse to obey my command in telling you,
gentlemen, how highly now, and shall ever appre-
ciate this token CT your esteem and kndDess an
unskled in the coinage Of uumaauinE language,
aud untraVelsd in fancy's fairy realms. [ cannot
Gull flowers to grace the expression Of my idsas. In
simple heartfelt words, permit m. to say, that
thank you. l cannot accept il the badge Of merit,
as the reward Of any exerton Of nine bat purely
as evidence Of that par'ality, which, ever since
oVr association toge her, 1 have received At your
hands, and such 1t is gift, be valued aud
treasured among those ree1lecJus thai bea1tfy and
make this life pleasant and agreeable. You have
alluded, cir toe views t. which gaze utterance
upOa recent trip TO Ohio: they were he honest
sentiments Of my heart and proclaimed my adaer-
euoe to the constitution, believing that rigId 90
servance Of its guarantees the sursst means d
the Uuion and its blessings lime
cannot eface the remembrance OF our pleasant as
soeati1ns here tcgeiher a. feliov-members, anc
most cordially, sir, reciprocaie the ki1d iee,iass ]
rendered ne by my fellow members. Assured Of
their APPRECIATION and friendship ied 'nNt ny
labors feeble as they may have been, are uOy
rewarded therein | have ead;avored to do my
duty socially AMI as your Prssdlng 'M ,'r-"y
triumph il veur confidence aud esteem Again l
hank yoa, for this eSideDce thereof Applause
AID hen
On motion, the House adjourned TIL 9O'el'ck ;
o-morroH mlrIisE.
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