Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-05


b. z65 q profess lhe Iii Bank 81
CleiboIuc taking tic ASSETS os Inc Bank 81 Taxa
well therefor, which raa that tie notes 81 he Cai
borne Bank s1ould be presented for payment witA-
In four months being read.
O. motion b. mr Lea, twelve meuths were
agreed upon b The House instead q .foaf, aud
the ball vas amended
PETITIONS on IIPPMsG.
Several posionann The sa5jeel Of tipping aud
tipping houses, transferred from he senate 10 the
House, were laid on the table without reading
HOUSE BILLS ON rHs srcoND READING
The House proceeded to the consideration ol
House bills the second reisdng: and the follow
ing we're read aud passed:
Committees bill in leu Of 5Ir. Lea's, 127, 10
amend sections 567, 568, 500 and $40 Of The Code.
Passed
Mr.. Wiseners, 265, to amend section 752 Of the
Code. Passed
MIR. Hebb's, 269 10 change the county line be-
tween Lincoln ard Marshslr Passed
THE STATE BANK
Mr.. CsldWeips, 272 10 authorize the Back Of
Tennessee and branches to issue small notes, was
read the second time
Mr.. COWDEN made an ireifeetual motion to in
definitely postpone the bill--yeas %. nays 80.
Mr. CHEATHAM would vote for no Till which
would authorize the issue Of bank notes Of a less
denomination than So
mt IN "a LII utseA the passage OF MS Dill,
The people wouiraiher have one dollar bills The
Bsns ef Tennessee shan 10 havs silver or the gold
dollar: and il would be an Advantage to the bank
| itself
Mr.. WIsENER offered an amsndmsut tha, ali
Tennessee banks be granted The sane privilege
Mr.. Speaker WHIrTORNE TMr Williams Of
Hickman 10 the ehaT, opposed be bill because &c
was against he circulation Of small notes.
| Mir. BENNETT should oppose the amendment If
any bank had the privilege 81 sh ou.d be the Sta5e
Bank. lie was an equality man, but legislation
here had been partial.
Mr.. TREwHITr was in favor Of the amend
ment, because he believed the people Of che c0un-
try demanded it. lie was liberal hank man,
aud wanted them all PLACED on the same basis.
] MIR. Johnson should vO'e against the bill and
! the amendment because he CONSIDERED the issuance
Of small bills az injurious the intlrests of the
commonly.
Ar. sENTER urged the passass Of tae BILL and Of
the smeRdmeot
Mr. VAUGHAN was in favor If the original bill
and opposed 20 the smspdmenr He vas opposed
to he State entering iaio the bausiug business az
! sll, but State institution Of this kind does
exist, he was il favor OF leaving 1t untram-
melled
Mr.. FORD moved 10 lay the bill and amendment
on the table
A division of the question wss demanded
The amendment was laid oa the table by yeas 81,
nays 27-as fellows:
Ysas-Messrs Baker Of Perry. Baker Of Weakley
BarksdQie Blyless Bennett Brittou. Caldaell,
Cowden, Critz, Davidson, Doak Farley Farrslly,
Ford, Frazier, Can't, Greene Hebb Hurt, Jones.
johnson, Kineied Of Anderson Lea Lockhs-t,
McCabe Nail, Pieket, r. .b-rts, Shire ssbury,
| Vaughn, White Of Dickson, aid Woods-32.
Nays-Messrs. Beay BickneH. Bei-oe, Brszel-
ton, Builsr, Cheatham, Davis East Gillespie Cor.
man, Kenner Kincaid Of Claiborne, Martin. Nay
field Morris Morphis Norman, Russell, Senter,
TreWhiit, Whiimote Williams Of franklin, Williams
Of Hickman, Williams OF Knox Williamson, Wise
ner and Speaker WhittherDe p
The House refused to lay The bill the table by
yeas %, nays 81.
Ga motion OF Mr. HEBB he House sustained his
demand for the previous question.
The bill was then rejected on he second reading
by yess e, Gays 30-as foll1st:
Yeas Messrs BayIesi. Bickhe.L Bled3ce Bfaz-
elton, Brirtln Butler. Caldwell. Davis, Gillespie
German Greene, II ,b5 Hurt, Kenner, Kincaid
Of An1erson, Kincaid Of Claiborne, Martin May
field, M'Cabe, NJ iris, Normar, Pickett Russell
Senter, TreWhitt, Vaughn Williams Of Franklin
and Williams CT KNOBS
Eays- Baker Of Perry, Baker, Of Welklg, Barks
dale, Beaty, B,aGati, CJsden, CritZ, Davidson
boat, Farley, Fsrre!Iy Ford. Frazier, Guy, 10
gram, Jones, Johnson. Les, L'ckharL, MOrpheis
Nall, Roberta Shressbury White, Of Davidson
Waite of Dickson, Yhiinore Williams. Of Hick
man, Wisener, Woods and Speaker Whitthorne 80
MEMPHIS COTTON sEED OIL COMPANY.
On motion by Mr.. FARLEY, Senator Payoe's bill
rs. 1851 TO incorporate :hs Memphis Cotton SEED
Oil Company, was taken from the files, under dis
pe.siol Of tle rules and read the second limo.
} The committees smenient imposing individua
Nobility upon che company Eas also read.
Mr. TREWHtFr moged 10 lay the amendment OF
TIE table
The motOn vas agreed to ~ yeas %, Gays pa
follows:
Ysas-Me7.rs Baker OF Perry, Bsylcss BioEnell
Brazelton, Butler, Caldwell Davis, Doak. East
Farley, Farreily, Gillespie, Hebb. Hurt, Jones
Kiuoaid OF Claiborne, Martin, MCa5e, Norman
| Pickett Russell, Seater Shrewsbury TreWhitt
White CT Davidson, Wnltmore. Williams, Of Kaox
Wisener, aud Speaker WhuthOrne -29
Nays-Mcs.r5. Baker Of Weakley, Barksdale, Bsa
ty, Ble;soe, Brtton, Cowden, Crilz, Davidson, Ford
Frazier Greene Guy, johnson. KsnEer, Kinsaid
of Anderson Lea, Loekhart, Mayfeld, M3rphes
Nall, Roberts, Vaugau. White Of Dickson, Williams
OF Franklia. Williams of Hickm n, Williamson GGC
Woodari-27
Nr. WHlTPHORNE WAS opposed 20 the bill, bal
v2.ed 10 Icy on the table in order cut of debate
The bill thea passed the second reading.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
The House proceeded to consider and dispost
Of House bills or the second ding. as follows
Mr. Williams Of Hiskmens, 27S 70 regu at
county printing. Passed
M Smiths, 275 10 repeal ciio7s 996, 1907
zoos 1910 ana lOI1 Of tue Code. Passed.
Mr. Williams Of Bickmsa's 279, t. incorporate
the Columbia, Csntrevls and Pine River Railroad
was read.
Mr. McCABE moved "a amendment by at
taching to the bill the repeilability and lisoity
clause.
Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Hickmlu, urged the pas
sage, on its second resdiag, OF the bill as il
stands
Mr.. wHITMORB hoped The ameadmeat would b,
Withdrawn.
Mr.. FORD novel to lay The amendment gu tn,
table
The motion vas agreed to by yeas 20, nays p
An Intellectual notion msie 70 adjourn till
Monday morning yeas 90 nays s.
An inefselual motion was ma 10 20 adiourG till :
o'clock-yes3 p, nays 80.
DC moti5a by Mr. WILLIAMS, of Hickman al
in the bill relating The subscription OF tex bj
counties stricken out
The bill then passed the second reading.
JAMESTOWN ACADEMY
Ga motion by Nc BLEDSOE. tae Senate mes
sage refusing to rec'de from its amendment 10 hi
bill, IO7, was read the Hous agreed inss. it:
action aud the Speaker appointed committee OIL
conference consisting Of Messrs B!edsoe, jones ant
Kenner.
Mr.. Farreliys bill, 287, to incorporate the Bluff
City Savings Institute, was read the second time
no QUORUM.
4 motion was made to djouru till Monday mora
ing 10 O'Clock.
No quorum vcting-
A call Of the House was demanded, and being
taken, the Clerk reported tEeaty-eighI absentees
| And then
On motion, the House adjourned till two O'clock
yeas "a, nays %
AFTERNOON SESSION.
80 QUORUM.
On motion call Of the House was ordered asd
being taken, the clerk reported twenty -eight alb
senees.
No quorum bsing present
An Intellectual motion male TO adjourn ill
Monday morning 10 O'Clock