Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22


vote passing House bill No. S02 70 iueorp5rate the
Memphis Gss Lght Company aud Tor osbvr pur-
poses, on its Eird reading.
REoEss
On motion Of Mr. RICHARDSON, the Senate took
3 recess until three O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY,, March q, 1850
The journal Of yesterday vas read and approved.
TO ADJoTRN siae de-
The special order Of to-day vas called for-beipg
tne senate resolution TO adjourn sas de Mor day
next at II o'clock, NJ
Dir MORPHI5 demanded the previous QUESTION
on the passage Of the resolution
The House sustained Inc demand.
Inc resolution was then adopted By yeas 81, nays
Ar C0WDEN moved to reoouside the vote just
taken and to lay thai motion on table
The latter motion vas agreed 10 By yeas AZ nays 10
FREE NEGROES
Another special order being the Senate bill 10
IN lieu of The House bin Tor III, expulsion of fr,s
negroes from this Sta eomingup-
Ar. CAN'T moved 10 lay the Seasts Rmeadnlsat
on the tabe-Whieh molten takes with it the orie-
inal bill as well Is the bill in lieu
The motor vas agreed to, by yeas SO, nays 25
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Was obtained for Mr. WHITE, Of Dickson, for the
remainder Of the session.
FOR THE RELIEF OF THOMAS SHELTON.
Mr. WHITE Of Davidson. called up the motion to
reconsider the vote rejecting his bill I66 for the re-
lief Of Thomas Shelton
The motion was agreed t..
Mr. DOAR opposed the passage Of the Jill.
Mr. EWING explained that the bill proposed To
do but an act Of simple justice an honest man and
clever gentleman, who IS IN str ghtened eireum
stances aud sminently deserving
Mr. WHITE Of Davidson, hop, d The House would
pass the bill. He HOuld smpl Se1press this hope
without OBTAINING the House With 3 speech.
The bill vas again rejected BY yeas %, nays SO.
ROAD FINES.
The motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Sen
ate bill 203 to enforce the collection OF road fines
was called up.
On motion, by Mr.. EWING, this motion was laid
on the table.
THE CAPITOL AND CAPITOL GROUNDS.
A motion to reconsider the vote Of Yesterday.
rejecting SenstOr Trimbe's bill los, FOR the susto-
dy Of the Capitol and the improvement Of the Cap
itol Grounds, vas called up By
Mr. WILLIAMS Of Hickmar who made an iusf-
feclual motion 10 lay the motion 10 reconsider On
the tabe-yeas %, usys a.
The motion to reconsider agreed TO BY yeas
80 nays %.
Mr.. JOHNSON made an iueffeetuL motion to
postpone the further consideration OF the bill till
Tomorrow.
After considerable debate
Mr.. MARTYRS demand for the preyilus question
was sustained by the House.
The bill was again rejected by yeas II, 4ys 90
STATE AID TO RAILROADS
On motion by Dir MAYFlELD, the rules we're
suspended-yeas As, nays lS-and Senator POI
tsrs bill, 3Ol, granting state aid TO The Cleveland
and DucktOWn Railroad, was taken from the Gle
and the motion reconsider the vote passing on
the second reading, was Withdrawn by the mover.
Mr.. BLEDS0E offered amendment granting
State aid to the C, Tenn and Ky. Railroad Co
which Vas rejected BY yeas Is, nays 4S.
Mr.. JOHNSON offered 40 amendment grantI g
State aid to the Greeneville and C. Rsilrosd Co.
Mr.. BAKER Of Perry, made an Intellectual mo-
tion-yeas %, nays $50 lay the bill aud amend
meut the table
The amendment WAS rejected by yeas 20 nays SO.
Mr.. HEBB moved t. amend tue bill by strikiug
out al the State aid for the building Of bridges.
The motion was rejected.
Mr. BAKER Of Perry, moved TO EiIike cut all az
ter the enseung clause, aud ilssrt provision re-
paaling ali laws grantiugS ate aid in any manner,
directly or indirectly
On motion by sir. TREWHITT, the amendment
was laid on the table BY yeas 81, nays %, as fol-
lows:
Ysas-Messrs. Armstrong, Eayls,s, Bioknell,
BrazetOn, Britton, Caldwell, East, Ewing Giles
con, Kenuer, Kiucad of Claiborne, Martin. May
field. MCabe, Morris, NOrmsn, Richardson, Russell,
She'd, Treyitr, Fre8hitt Vaughan White OF David
son, Williams Of Knox, and Wisener-GI
NOys-SIessrs Baker Of Perry Baker Of Weak
ley, Barksdsle, Butler, CoFGen, Dosk Dudley, Far
ley, Farrelly, Ford, Greene. Hebb Ingram. Kenne-
dy Lea, L3cshsIt. MOrphIs, Nall, Porter, Roberts,
Sen,er, SoWeH, Whitmcrs, Williams of Franklin,
Williams OF Hickman, williamson, Wisener ard
Speaker Whiuhornt-28
Mr. LEA moved 10 reconsider the vote reiectiug
Mr.. JohnsOp's amendment.
Mr.. BAKER Of Perry's notion to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table, was agreed to BY yeas
Mr MORPHIS demand for the previous question
was sustained.
The sill was then rejee;Gd By yeas %, nays sc.
Mr.. COWDEN moved to reconsider the vote Just
taken, aud to lay the motion on the table
The motion was agreed to.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The SPEAKER announced the order to be the
consideration Of the Unfinished business Of yeser-
day. At the Adjournment last night Mr. Loo khart's
amendment TO Senator Stokes bal III, to incorpo-
cate the Middle Tenuesses aud other Insurance
Companies, was pendiug.
Mr. LOCKHART had leave to withdraw his amend
ment and offer IN lieu The follJWing:
Be Il further enacted, That each Of the companies
chartered by this acs shall pay annually into the
capital stock.
Be IL further enacted That Hoth ng in this act shall
be construed 10 confer banking or brokerage
privileges of any kind vhaleysr upon the companies
herein before chartered
The amenment was agreed 10.
Mr.. LOCKHARr Cffsred further amendment, as
follows:
Be Il further enacted, That the companies herein
chartered shall be subject to such general laws as
the Legislature may from time 10 tine engct touch
ing Insurance Companies
The auenumsnt was agreed 10
Mr. HEBB offered amendment Incorporating
! nameless insurance company with banking and
0ther privileges, which Was laid on the table
MIR. DAVIS moved - amend BY striking out Of
The bill amendment making the individual pro-
perry Of stockholders liable for the debts Of the
company aud that the company shall be subject 10
any law which msy DO hereafter passed.
Mr. MAYFIELD made an Intellectual motion to lay
he bill and amendment On the table-yeas "a,
nays 81.
The motion to strike out vas agreed 10 by yeas
3d. nays 26.
Mr.. WISENER offered sn amendment which pro-
rides thst all Insurance Companies shall deposit
With the Comptroller $4,000 in six per cent STATE
ponds.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. WHITTH0RNE'S demand for the previous
question was sustained by the House.
The bill was then finally passed b. yeas 80,
lays 20.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD RRADIxG.
Senator NeWmsn's I28, to amend article 4, chap
er 4, from section POI 10 300 inclusive. vas re-
eeted
Senator Newman's l29, for the relief Of A S.
mith and G c. Goodrich. flally passed
Senator Trimbles, 1871, 10 incorporate White
Iend Turnpike Company, was read
Mr.. WISFNER offered an amendment incorporating |
be Duck River Turnpike Company, which was agreed
Mr.. Speaker WHITTHORNE offered an smeLd !
lent Incorporating the Wesley McAdsmised road,
Inch was agreed to
Mr.. KENNEDY had leave to withdraw Senaor
lArris' bill 292, to onartsr Green wood Cemetsry
ClarksViile, &C., and cder.it as lamepdulsnt 20
he b Il
Tue Snle1umebi WAS agreed to,
Mr.. LOCHHARP offered an amendm n, o. inocr-
crate the DIVER and Lafayette Purupik, shicn
as agreed to.
Inc bill as amenle Passe ths third r. n.
And thtn-
On mo ion the House took the usual 0oon recess
II two o'clock
HEAP! CHEAPEag! CHBAPEsT!H
support your own Manufacturers.
you want good cheap Tennessee Manufactured Cook"
l"e ana Heating Stoves ChstAss' 49,