Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14

ctQFail ana ope&keF NcNlAaii--Afs
Noes-Measrs Horn, Richardson, stokely, Trim
BE snd wood--5
no s80--To amend the charter Of the TaylOrs-
vile Turnpike Company. aBd for other purposes
B.r NEWMAN CIR. WooD in the chair) offered
an amendment to eharler the Rome and Payne's
Bend Turnpike Company and for ether purposes,
(beiDg House bill No. S07, With The Senate amena-
menis except shat for the benefit Of the seyiervile
and Smoky Mountain Turnpike Company, which
was rejected its third reading yesterday which
was ADOPTED.
Mr.. STCKELY offered an amendment to inaorpo-
rate the French Broad Bridge Company, which was
adopted
Mr.. PAYNE offered an amendment 10 Incorporate
the Bradyvllle ard BraRlay's FORK Turnpike Com
pany, the Woodbury. and Braiyviile Turnpike Com
pany, the Pelty's Gap Turnpike Company aud the
Bradyville aud Beech Grove Turnpike Company,
which vas ad pied
Tue bill as thus amended was then passed on its
third reading.
No. 488---Fo- the relief Of the widow and heirs
Of Arson Chapel
Mr.. BUMPASS offered an ame5dmsnt for the re-
lief of Joshua r. Stone. security for Pendleton g
Gains, who forfeited bis appearance bond which
was adopted
The bill as thus amended was then passed on its
third reading, ayes lS, noes 8, as follows;
4yes-MessTs Allen. Bumpers, Horn, Hunter,
Mickey, Minnie, McNeilly, Peters, Richardson.
Stanton Stokes, Erimble AM Speaker Newman--l5
Noes AIessrs. Bradford, Hildreth, johnson, Lafe,
Mcclellan, Nash, stokey and slOvall---S
10 438 TO reli we he soldiers Of the wars Of
1872 and with Mexico from taxation 10 certain cases
Passed, ayes Il, noes .. AS follows;
Ayes--AIessrs. Alien, Boyd. Bradford, Bumpass,
Hildreth, Horn. JOhus,u, Mickey, Minuis, Nash,
Stanton. Stokely. Stoval and Wcod--l4
NoeS--MessTs Hunter, Lane, MeNellly, Peters,
Richardson aud Trmble6.
Messrs. Mcclellan and Speaker Newman were ex-
cused from 70 ing the ground that they were
soldiers in the var VITA Mexico.
Mr.. NASH, when his name called, said he
would vote for the bill with the the view Of having
it reconsilered and put in such shape as would be
acceptable.
! Mr.. BUMPASS novel TO reconsider the vote pass
ing the bill.
Mr.. srOKELY moved to lay the motion to recon
tider on the table.
Mr.. BUMPAsS demanded the ayes aud noes,
which were lagen and resulted ayes 8, noes 10, Al
! follows
Ayes --Messrs Hillreth, johnson, Stanton. s.oLe-
| y aud StoTail - ..
Noss---Messrs. Alien, Boyd Bradford, Bumps ass.
/ Horn Hunter LtLe MINIS MeNeilly, Nash,
! Payne, Peters R.chardsOu, Stokes, Trimble and
/ Wood---l6.
/ So the Senate refused to lay upon the table.
Mr.. STOKELY demanded the ayes and noes on
the motion to reconsider, which taken and re-
suited ayes l6, noes Z, as follow:
Ayss---Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass, Hun
! ter, johnson, Lane Mickey. McNeiliy, Nash,
Payne, Peters Richardson, Stokes, Trimble, Wood
and Speaker NeWmaL---l6
Noes --Meslrs. Alien, IIildreth. Horn, MINIS,
1 Stanton, 5 okely and StOval r..
So the vote was reSonsidettd.
! Mr.. RICHARDSON moved to strike cut the en-
acting clause
The ayes and noes having been demanded, we're
taken and resulted ayes 9, noes II, AS follows:
/ 1ysS--MessrS. Bumpass, Hunter, lane, McNelllys
! Payne, Peters Richardson, Stokes ana TrlmDle-9.
/ Nvss---MessIs. Boyd, Bradford HIldreth, Horn.
Johnson, Mickey, Minis, Nash, Stanton, Stokely,
/ StOvau and WOod-l2.
So the Senate refused to strike cut.
Mr.. STANTON proposed 10 amend the bill by ia
sorting I'm consideration Of the high esteem in
which their Services held.
! Mr. STOKELY moved 10 lay the amendment on
The fable.
7 Mr. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes,
which we're tasen aud resulted ayes Is, noes 9, as
! fOlloWs:
ayes Messrs Bumpass, Hildreih, Horn, Hunter.
JOn6san, Lane, Mickey, McNeilly, Payne, Richard
son. Stokey. St,vall end Wood-I3.
Noes Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Minis, y ash
Peters Stanton. Stokes, Trimble and Speaker New
man ..
So the amendment was laid on the table.
The bill WAS then rejected ayes TO- noes u,
! as follows:
4yes---Messre. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Hildreth,
Horn, Mickey, Minuis, Stanton, Stokely aud Wood.
! Noes---M essrs. Bumpass, Hunter, John on Lane,
McNeIliy, Nash Payne Peters. Riehsrfsoo, Stokes.
/ StovGl aud Irmble. II.
A RECESS.
% motion Of Mr. HILDRETH the Senate took
| q recess uu IL O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY March y, 1860.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Gu motion by Mr. Speaker wHIrrHoRNE, the
/ Standing CymmIItte1 We're discharged.
SENATE MEssAGAs.
! On mo ion, Sena amendments t. House bills go,
| 3l9 and 384, were read and concurrsd in.
Senate amendments to the bill II 1851 which
/ appropriates So 900 TO repair the building, pur-
chase furniture SC, for the Deaf and Dumb School
at Knoxville, was read and conquered in by yeas
! SO, nays "a
| Senate amendment to same bill, apprOpriating
/ 81 GOO annually tor the Memphis Hospital for the
years 1860 and 1861, ana reviving the act for the
| sale of the Hospital grounds, was read and con-
/ CURED in by yeas 81 nays %
The otaer auendnen's to the same bill were con-
/ Cured 10
! Senate amendment to the bill Il R 424] to sup
/ ply Carter aui other and other counties with
tain decisions IN reports was read, amended aud
| cOnGurred IN.
! Senate amendment to the bill H 400 to amend
section 1872 of the Code, providing that its prOvis
ions shall not extend further back than the time of
the adoption Of the present State Constitution, was
/ coacurred IL.
| Senate amendments TO House bills 246, 245, 100,
! 293, 585, were cOLcurref in.
Senate amendments, numbered one and Two, to
! the bill Il. 400 to incorporate the town of Gull
lioka, were non-ccucurrsd in, and the third amend
| ment was cOncurred n
Senate amsudms 10 House bill 32G, was
| coDcurred 10.
The Senate resolution in lieu Of the House rcso-
luton requesting Congressman to procure the
| passage OF a bill approprstIng lands or money to
/ levee the eastern bank Of the Mississippi river
| from Hickman, KY 10 the mouth Of Wolf river,
/ WAS read and non-Concurred 10.
! Mr. HARRIS made an Intellectual motion to re-
consider this vote, yeas 81, nays 81
AMENDMENT TO TIE CONSTITUTION.
/ Senator Jobnsou's resolution proposing so 10
/ amend the constitution as to elect the Governor,
! Sra ofi3ers aud members of the Legis ature sud
for the Legislature TO meet once in three years,
! was rejected by yeas 80 nays 80, as follows:
Yeas II essrs. Armstrong, BledsOe, BrittOu,
Doak, Est, Ewing. Harris, Hebb, Ingram, Jones,
! johnson, Kenuer KiHcsid Of Anderson Lea, Lick
heart McCabe Morris, NOrphs. Nall Porter,
! SoWell, TreVitt, Vaughn, Wh'te of Dickson, Will
liams Of Franklin, Williams of hickman, Woods,
WoodlrI aud Speaker Whitrhnrne.-29.
Ndys-Messrs. Baker Of Weakley, Bsrksdae,
Biyless. Bennett. Brcknell, Butter, Caldwell,
Cheatham, CoWden Critz. Davidson, D JAWS, Dudley,
Farley Can't, Gillespie, German, HavrOn, Hurt,
Kennedy Kiucsld of Claiborne, Martin Richard
sou, Roberts, RUSSELL Seuter, She'd, Tre#bitt,
White Of Davidson, Whitmore, Williams Of Knox,
Williamson a I'D Wisener.-33.
PORTLAND AND LOUISVILLE CANAL.
The Senate resolution inst=uctng Congressman in
relation the Improvement of the Portland and
Louisville, Ky, Canal was read aad Ia table by
yeas "a, nays 30
RELILF OF R. sTONE.
The Senate resolution for The relief of J. Stone,
Of Lauderdale county read and adopted.
DIRECT TRADE WITH EUROPE
Senator Payue's resolutions 10 encourage direct
trade between the Southern States and Europe were
read.
Mr.. WISENER moved to insert ''Uaion" III lace
Ct ''Sonth." wherever it occurs
Mr.. VAUGHAES demand for the previous IA
ton was seconded by yeas 80 nays 30
Mr.. MCCABE made an Intellectual motion yeas
81, Maya 32-to lay the resolutions on the table
rhe resolutions were adopted by yeas SO, nays %
As follows:
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