Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-18

Mr.. STOVAEL withdrew bis motion.
Mr.. RICHARDSON hoped the resolution would be
reiected If Senators would examine The appendix
20 The Journals Of The last legislature th-y would
tbs. large portion Of that appenjiz was
cupisd wifh that report aud tbat hinetenths Of tho
mater IL contained was sholiy worthless. 1t vas
runoe thesiate 10 "a eporIo-s expense for no good
whatsoever
Tho question recurring upon the adoption Of the
resolution,
Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes aud noes
which were taken and resulted aye 1, noes p, s.
follsws
4ys-NF. Payne II.
Noss-Measrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford Bumpass,
Hildreth, Horn, Hunter, Johnson. Lane, Mickey,
Minis, Mcclellan, MoNelly Nash, Peters, Rich
ard'on' Stanton, Stotey, StOvall, Thompson aad
Speaker Newmau.-2l.
So the resolution WAS rejected.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READIsG.
No. ll3-To compel applicants for new roads 10
give notice. Passed
No l21--To amend the act in relation to the ap-
pOintDent Of NOtaries Public Passed.
No. 303-To change the tins Of holding the
Chanoery Coart Of Blount County. Passed.
LEAVE TO RECORD VOTES.
Messrs LANE and THOMPSON stated that they
were absent on yesterday when the vote was taken
reconsider the vote passing its third and last
reading Senate bill Nos 81. 10 enable the Nashville
lease the Mississippi Central Railroad and asked
leave to record their votes upon that question.
Leave being granted
Mr., Lane voted FAYE"
Mr. THOMPSON voted "sye."
DIRECT Trade.
Mr.. Paynes resolutions to encourage a direct
trade between the Southern States and Europe, hay
ing been read
Mr.. PAYNE addressed the Senate at considerable
length in advocacy of the policy shadOWed forth in
his resolutions.
Mr.. sT0KELY opposed the adoption Of the resO-
lutions on the ground that the South being a pro-
dueng could not proftatly become a commercial
commute y. He desired. however, to offer an
amendmsn, TO the resolutions, which ne read IS
| follow:
Resolved, That the for. going resolutions shall not
be construed in q msnner that would bind the peo-
pie of tennessee TO follow the lead of any Of her
Southern sister States into this any other meas
ure that would iuersase the alienation Of feeling
between the sis'er States Of this confedersey, or
discriminate in f-vor Of foreign manufacturers to
| the detrment OF cur own
The question recurring upon the adoption Of the
amendment, ii Was rejec'ed, ayes 8, noes 10, ss
! follows:
4yes--NIessrs Allen, Boyd Bradford Horn,
| MAST Richardson, Stanton, and Stokely-8
Noes -Messrs. Bumpass Hldre,h, Hunter, John
son Lane, Mickey, MINIS. Mcclellan, McNeilly,
Payne, Stovall, Thompson and Speaker Newman
81
Mn STANTON expected 10 vote for the resclu-
tion but he desired to amead them. aud he sent an
amendment to the Clerks desk, which was read as
! follows:
ResolUed, Tha: the failure or neglect heretofore
upon the par, OF Congress, to encourage and pro.
| teCt the hume industry s1d home manufactures Of
the United States, has operated greatly te the de-
trimsat Of the interests Of tie several States and
| particularly Of the Southern States; and thgt a
protective tariff would have been the true policy by
| which 10 have Instituted such protection and en-
| o9uragemeat. aud would have saved US from the
necessity Of direct appro priations, in other
words direct taxation upon the people Of the South
| ecu States for the subservieney Of such an enter
! prise upon their part and in their behalf.
Mr.. LANE moved to lay the amendment upon the
| table.
NJ STANTON demanded The ayes and noes,
which we're taken and resulted ayes 6, noes 10, as
! foliows:
Ayes-Messrs. Hildretb, Hanter, johnson, Lane,
Mickey amt Speaker NeWmla-6.
Noes -Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass,
Horn, MINIS, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Nash, Payne,
Richardson, St'ntOa, stokey, S.o'aIi and ThOmp-
sn-l5.
s. the senat, refused to lay the amsndmsnt on
the table,
The question recurring upon the adoption of the
smendn-nt,
Mr. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes,
f,Ilow-.
Ay,s-Nessro Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Horn,
N,sS Ricbardson 81, nton ana Stnkelv-8
"a, E5s"I Mes 5o Baap SIS HIlretb Hun'er John
son, Lsne. Mickey. Minus McC.eren. MeNeilIv
Payne, siOv,H, Thompson and Speaker NeEmAa
Ia
So tas amen iment WAS rejected,
tae question iEen recurring upon the adoption
Of the original resolutions thsy we're adopted with
out $ d.visios
Senate bill No ~, to encourage a direct trade
win Elr0pe having been read
MT NEWMAN Mr.. SroyALL IN the chair) said he
voted Tor the resolutions Of the Senator from She!-
T vi ta5n2l ou' ne ooui MOI 'o11 .'r ms o'
NV the rqns,itnrio, If tb.,Stafe and he dsn,sn5sI
the aval and r77s mn, IN ,ass,ge If the hi
NJ PAYNE r,,I;o4 in a444,oac9 NJ ,bs kiU
a. NJ, "a II r -1aHs t5s S,Tlbs- ,;d,r,
ton If the Bill Eaj iafornllly passeI over r the
prssen,.
HORSE RrL1, or THIRD reading
NJ oea =, 80 ~, ,.,-to.,f +,o ,1.-u.;,l,
c.I,o- ni''-' '''' '''''''' u 'D' " '''''
e - .-,-.
Mr.; StoAELf movci that the Sen"e AiJourn to
two O'Clock, which motion WAS not agreed TO-
Mr.. BRADFOHD moved that the Ss1aye adjourn
70 nine o.eloek Thursday morning
NJ, SIQkGLF demanded the ayes and noes
WhicA we're -'sen aad re5uUel ayes 3 mes H. as
follows
dyss-Aes1rs. DfadI ri, 'mPAss. Horn, Hunier.
Mcclellan, AcNeLy' Payne. Stanton aud Speaker
Newman. -
No's-He5sr5. A|eH' B1!d' hiid~elh' Johnson,
Lane MIanis' NA7a' kiohards'n' StoGeiy aud
StoVaI.-IO.
SENATE FILLS on sECGAn READING,
Va. Z26-Fo provide for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
theo4pitl st ok of the Bank Of Tennessee and for
other purposes Passed
M 2I9-T5 imnr,ve the p,rizati,p Of the soutb
Fork and The Clear FORK Of CqmbsrItud river in
No 23I--T5 ena5le tba County Courts 10 ols,r
f3ris Of rivers of obstruotions Passed,
SENATE BILLS OF RHIRD READING.
Ia 100 IN aIIov sborifF. and o,lIso,ino If f,er,
,olrso,ip,, f.os IN csrtoin c.sas pass.d svas ~
noes 8. a. follows:
Ayes-M-ssrs Bumpass, Hunter, johnson. Lane, /
Mickey MoNsilly, Payne Richardson Stanton /
Sio7all AID Seeker Newman Ill
No,s-Mes-rs. Allen, Royd, bradford HjIdretk, /
Minis, MaGieMaa, Aash, aud Stokely-8
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