Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-06
TENNESSEE LEeIsLAruHE.

IEANEH-EE
SENATE
FnIDAr, March ,, 1850.
The senate was called to order at O'Clock
BY the speaker.
rEroRrs Fnon srASnISG COMMITTEES.
Mr.. NccleIland, from the conmittse On I'D
~uraiion and common schools, returned house
bill No. 325, 10 repeal section gof2 o. the CO
Ia reference 70 the admission OF pupHs INTO -
Tennessee deaf and dumb school, ara sse
mended its passage; also senate biii NO
~ an IA ne publication o. the books tof nc
blind. and asked to be discharged ron Ms
ther consideration Of the same.
~ BRADFORD. on the committee on tPPnhE
,,5 fi,niing houses. ~rsturned house bll No
DO. ~ prevent the adulteTation OF spifit1ous
Honors In this State, and recommenced me pas
sage Of the same.
A. Wood. from the committee on ways ana
u.sr. rsturned house bill No. 127, TO amend
ssefio1 557 10 $40, inclusive, Of the code, and
recommended is passage after being amended;
49,. senate bill No. 1SS, 20 amend the revenue
laws 81 the STATE, and to repeal the law grant
inc License to brokers and note shavers and
for ether purposes, and recommended is pas
sage after being amended
MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER TAKEN uf-
Mr.. Parne's motion to reconsider the vote
rejecting house bill No. 500. 10 amend the law
regulating weights and measures, on it, second
reading, was taken up and reconsidered, and
TIE bill passed on its second reading.
Mr.. Stanton's motion 10 reconsider The vote
rejecting house bill No. %, 20 repeal clause OF
part 81 Of section $50, ehspier2 2, Of the code
N. stanton demanded the ayes and nays,
which were taken up and resulted ayes ,
BAYS 70.
Mr.. Richardson's resolution that this legis-
lature win not authorize The Issuance OF any
more state bonds, which was adopted on the
I4th Of December, 1859, and receusideredi on
motion Of Mr.. Thompson, was taken up.
Mr.. Richardson said he had no REMARKS "a
make In supno4t Of the resolution. He believed
the State had gone far enough at the present
and too far. His theory was that II any money
was needed to carry on the State government
and defray its necessary expenses inst te
proper plan 10 raise the money was BY leyylne
a tax, SO that every nan nay see al me uin'
what he has to pay, and for What ne mas q
lpay- He was opposed 70 the prineiPis OF ID
voivinr the people in a debt BY entatiing on
item in the future debts which we are not vii,
| ling 70 shoulder at the present. The true sn1
safe principle for the State to pursue is, thai
when she creates a debt 10 provide the meah'
NJ. Minis moved the indefinite P~Ostpsne-
meut Of The resolution.
Mr.. Richardson demanded the ayes ane
noes, which were taken, and resulted as toi'
lows
.Arcs-Messrs. Asen, Boyd, Bradford, Hill
drsth, Horn, Hunter, MINIS, NASH Payne
Peters, StsntoH, Stokely, and Trimble-ls-
Noa-Messrs. Bumpsss, johnson, Lane
Mcclellan, Richardson, Stokes, Wood, anc
Speaker S.ovall-s. +.
So the resolution was indefinitely postponed
UNION M rLASrEEs' n
Mr., Trimbie offered the following resolution
Resolred bv fks- General assembly Of te Sal
o. Teunsssss That the bills in equity hereto
fore filed In the chancsTy court az NASHVILLE n
the name Of the State, as for the forfeiture q
The charters Of the Union and Planters bank
Of Tennessee, are hereby directed 70 be dis
missed upon tae defendants assrmins TIE cost
Of said eauses respectively.
The resolution lies over under the rude.
HOUSE Bills on THIRD FADING
No. I2E, toaueRd sections SOS 70 40, inel1
sivt, Of the code.
ments recommended by the committee OF
WAYS and means,
Nj. MINIS demandsd a cali 1.-THE senate.
The call was ordered, and resulted in show
ing the following senators absent; Messrs
Bradford, Johnson, Mickey, McNeilly New
nan, stanton, Stokes and Thompson 3
4 quorum being present
The amendments were adopted.
Mr.. Stokely offered an amendment TO perfec
the bill, which was adopted.
Tie bill as thus amended then passed it
; third rsading, ayes Is, noes 4.
SENATE Bills on SECOND BEADING
No. 155, TO amend the act establishing D
Tennessee State agricultural bureau.
! The amendments recommended b. The con
mieee on agriculture and manufactures wen
concurred IN
Mr.. Trimble offered an amendment appropri
ating to the bureau 5000 to buid q powe
g han on he S ate fair grounds
Mr.. Lane demanded the ayes and noes, whic
/. we're taken, and resulted ayes I, noes 10.
So the amendment was rejected
The bill was then rejected without a divi
sion.
10. fss. TO amend the revenue laws Of q
State, and to repeal the laws granting licens
, to brokers and u~ote-shavers, and for oths
/. purposes
The amendments recommended By the CON
mittee on WAYS and means were adopted.
SENATE Hills on Third D
No. 800, to charter the Independent delug
FIRE company No. !. Of GAINESVILLE.
Mr. Payne offered an amendment 70 author
d lize the Memphis OFerton hotel company to Il
sue mortgage bonds to an amount not exceed
; ing 500, 900, which was adopted
The bin thus amended, then passed its thir
reading.