Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23
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8ir. PAINE entered motion 20 reconsdel me
lofe concurfine in House amendment to Sc at2
BIZ No. 81 TO encourage the use Of private ca e.
the amendment being to tax the capital used INC
lisa, deposits. one-han Of one per cent-whic' nc
ion was taken up.
Dir. STOKES demanded the ayes and noes i 1ae
notion, which were taken and resulted ay 3,
Toes TO- as follows.
-Ayes-Messrs. Bradford, Bumpass, HildretI hun
er, johnson, Lane, Mickey. Mcclellan, McNeilly,
Payne Stoval, Wood, and Speaker Newman 70.
N0es-Messrs. Allen. Boyd Horn, Nash, Peters,
Stanton, Stokes Stokely and Irimbls
10.
So the vote eoncurring in The amendment was re-
considered.
Mr.. PAYNE moved that the Senate non-c0ucuP IN
Inc amendment
Mr.. STOKES demanded the ayes and noss on the
motion, which were taken and resulted ayes y,
noes @ as follows
Ayes-Nessrs. Bradford, Bumpass, Hildreth, Hun
ter. johnson, Lane, Mickey Mcclellan, McNeilly,
Payne, Stovall and Speaker Newman-l2.
NOes-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Nash, Peters, Richard
son. Stanton, Stokes, Stolely and Trimble-9.
So the amendment was nOn-eoncurred in.
Mr.. PAYNE entered a motion to reconsider the
vote concurring in House amendment to the same
bill repesng all laws granting license 10 n0tesha-
vers, similar provision having already been en-
acted, which motion was taken up.
Mr. STOKES demanded the ayes anu noes on the
notion which were taken and resulted, ayes IA,
noes s, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bradford Bumpass, Hildreth,
Horn, Hunter, Johnson, Lane, Mickey, Mcclellan,
McNeilly. Payne, Peters, Stoyal and Speaker New
man II.
Yoes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Nash, Rishardsyn
Stanton Stokes, Stokely and Trimble-S.
So the vote was reconsidered.
Mr.. PAYNE moved that the Senate non-eoneur IN
the amendment.
Mr.. STOKES demanded the ayes and noes on the
motion, which were taken and resulted, ayes 10,
noes s, as follows:
Aues-Messsrs. Bradford, Bumpass, Hildreth,
Horn Hunter johnson, Lane Mickey, MINIS. Ne
Clclan, McNeilly, Payne Peters, Stovall, Wood ana
Speaker Newman-l6.
Eogs-AIessrs. Allen, Boyd. Nash, Richsr5 son,
Stanton, Stokes, Stokely and Trimble--o.
So the amendment was mons oncurred in.
THE TOWN OF cJLLIooHA
The report of the committee of conference on the
disagreement of the two houses House bill to IN
corporate the town Of Culiccha, IN Maury county,
recommending that the Senate recede from It's
amendment in regard to that town. was taken up.
Mr.. RICHARDSON demanded the ayes and noes
on the question Of receding, which were taken and
resulted ayes IA, noes TO- follows
AyeS-Messrs. Bumpass, Hildreth, Hunter John
son, Lane, Mickey, MiBnis, Mcclellan McNellly,
Payne, Peters, Stovail Wood and Speaker Newman,
Id.
Noes-Messrs. Allen, Bogl, bradford. Horn, Nash,
Richardson Stanton, Stokes Stokely, and Trimb.e,
10.
So the Senate reeeded from its amendment.
HOUSE BILL on rHHD READpG
No. 253 To supply arms, equipments, &c, for the
military instruction Of students Of the Military Col
ego Of The University of Nashville, the East Ten
nessee University, and the West Tennessee College
Rejected
SOUTHERN CONFEREEo E.
House resolutions in regard 70 conference Of
the Southern States, were taken up.
The question beng upon the resolutions offered
by Mr. Richardson in lieu, which were read as fol
lows,
Whereas, tits proposed by South Carolina to hold
q convention of the Southern States and the propo
sition has been submitted to this State to send del
egates TO said convention for the taking into con
sideration certain contemplated grievances and
adopt a course Of policy for the south IN view Of
certain anticipated events; and whereas we DO not
believe there is any necessity for such convention
and do believe that all sUch assemblages are calcu-
lated to weaken rather than strengthen the ties OF
the Federal Union, therefore,
ResoIced That we ought ito frown upon the first
dawning Of every attempt to ahen2te any portion
Of our country rom the rest, or to enteeble the
sacred ties which now link together the various
parts"
Ees7gced, That the right Of the people Of one OF
more of the States of this COntederacy to absolve
themselves a. viii and without the consent Oh the
hazard the liberties and happnes OF the millions
comprising this Union, cannot be acknowledged by
this General Assembly. Such authority Is believed
t. be utterly repUgnant both to the principles upon
which the general Government Is constituted and "a
the objects which it was expressly formed 10 attain
ReSC' red That a State or any portion of the peO
pie suffering under long and intOecabe oppression
and having tried all constitutional remedies without
the hope Of redress, may have natural right when
their happiness cannot be otherwise secured, and
when they can do so without greater injury to 9th
ers 10 abzolVe themselves from their obligations e
Government and appeal to the last resort need. not
and cannot be denied, but that such state OF things
does not now exist
Resolced Therefore that it is ineXpedient to ap
point Deputies to the Conference proposed by Soutt
Carolina. Of The Southern States.
BesOlCed, That the Governor OF THIS STATE 0e re
quested t. conHluaieat9 the foregoing resolution:
t. the Governor q toe State Of South Carolina anc
to tue Governors &c lhe other slaveholling States
Mr. RICHARDSON demanded the ayes and noes
which were taken ans resulted ages II, noes u, as
follows.
Ayss-M essrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bunpass
Horn. Nash, Richardsoa, Stanton, Stokes, Stokely
and Trimble-lL
Nocs-AIessrs Hildreth, Johnson Lane, Mickey
Nirnis Mcclellan, AlcNeilly, Payne, Peters, Stovall
Wood and Speaker Newnan-l2
Sc -lg Senate refused to adopt the resolutions T
Len.
III, question recurring upon the adoption Of tho
original resolutions
". RICHARDSON demanded division Of tbs
gu stion. which was ordered.
Mr.. TBIllBLE demanded the ayes and noes on --l
adoption Of the first resolution.
On motion oE Mr. NEWMAN (llr. STOyALL in the
chair) tllc words the constitution and the laws
were inserted aftcr ito preserve the Union, IN the
first resolution.
The Irs. resolution was then adopted, ayes Is
noes l, as follows:
Als.-Nlessrs Hildreth Hunter, johnson, Lane
Nick Minis Mcclellan, MCNcilly, Payne, Peters
StovaD Wood and Speaker Newman-l3.
NOCs-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford bumpass
Horn. Nafh. Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, ntokcly
and T. I'M le-ll.
The second resolution was adopted. ayes p, noes
o, rs fellows
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass
Hildretl Horn Hunter, Johnson, Lare, Mickey
MINIS. Mcclellan 'IcNeIIly, Nash, Payne, Peters
Richardson Stanton, Stokes Stokely, Stovau. Trim
BILE Wood and Speaker Newman-24
N0eS-NOne.
The third resolution was adopted, ayes b. noe:
II, as follows:
4gss-Messrs. Hidreth Hunter Johnson, Lane
Mickey. Minis Mcclellan, McNeilly, Payne, Peters
Stovau Wood and Speaker Newmau-l5.
NCas-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bampass
Horn, Nash, Richardson, Stanton, stokes Nt'kely
I'd Trimole-ll
HOUSE NEss'GE
House amendment 10 Senate bill No. -, to amend
the criminal laws Of this state was taken up and
cOucurTed in.
House amendments to Senate bill No. l34, to in
corporate the Washington Wharf Company, a
Clarksville were taken up and severalIy concur
red in.
House amendment to Senate bill No. l27, to in
corporate the Middle Tennessee Insurance Company
at Lebanon was taken up and ConcuTred IN.
House amendments to Senate bill No. l3l, t.
incorporate the Whites Bend Turnpike Company
were taken up and severally concurred in.
And then
On motion Of lCr. RICHARDSON the Senate ad
ioUrned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, March q, 1860.
Tic Senate amendment to MIR. Germans bill, 5Gz
to provide for the removal Of the county seat Of
Cooke county. was read and concurred in.
Alr. GORllAN made an Intellectual motion to re-
consider this vote.
The Senate amendment to Mr.. Bayless' bill III
r. f5l.l to charter a bank Of Exchange and Deposit
ut Jonesboro. was read; and on motion by Mr.