Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

By diresion Of the SPEAKER the House pro-
ceeded TO the consideration Of House bills on their
fRs reading.
Mr.. Kennsrs.rs7. to ameod section 1912 Of ia,
code prohibiting judges aId Chsncellrs frou
practicng in Courts Of law, vas read and passed
the last reading in he House Of Representatives BY
yes q, NAYS "a
Mr. Rltsr-, 80 TO relieve tax payers. Ali lands
granted TO aid in the erection Of iron works saa
be suhjse, 90 taxss) was 6ualy passed BY yeas so,
nays
Mr Jaues', "a. tlrepeal part 81 Of section 558.
chapter of tue eoie was reai, sad finally passed
by yeas 81 nays 8.
Mr. Ssnter's, 95 t, repeal sec ion /, chapter So
Of an act Fas-ed Mroa p, 1858. Laid on he table.
MIR Joae.' SO 20 rePeAfsevtions 29l4 29l5, 1916
and 29l7 # tie code.
Mr. Jones expl,istd that The Object Of the bill
was 70 Pe-iasste tae Law it was before the pas
sage Of the code.
The bill Hss finally passed by yeas 81. nays -
Mr. BIker. Of Perrys 30 to repeal tas 7ih sec
ton Of act passed NJ ,rch IS, 1858, (atloHiug pay
t. memters whether in leguiar attendance he
sessions Of the Legislature n3t) was finally
passed by ayes 81 nays 90
The committees bin 10 lieu of Mr.. Dudiey's 100,
Imposing tax billiard tables,
Mr DUDLEY moved to amsud b. iucug the
tax to $40 each on the arst Two, and S25 each on
the remainder,
Dir, FORD nude an Intellectual mat;Ou to lay n
the table.
The amendment was adopted
Mr. EAST said there was now law 0 reguIs'e
this thing.
Mr.. CHEATHAM advocated tk- passage Of the
BILL for he believed the establishment Of such in
stiiuiiOns we're productive Of gooJ insofar as it
kept young men from going to worse pla5ea
Mr., TREWHITT said thst such spe3ils Of gam
ing was an Acknowledged evil an 70 lay tax upan
them was sanot eRing them by law, and tolera,ing
Ahrsr a4IE ~
State revenue by taxing and licensing crime.
7ae bill ioslly passed BY yeas % nays a.
Mr., LEAFS 10, TO repeal the charter Of the Agri-
cultural bank, was finally passed
A Committee bill in lieu Of Mr.. Jones' ia. 10
amend section a2la, art 3 chap. Is Of the Code
was read.
Mr. JONES explained that he desired TO re-in-
state the Law IS it was previous t. the passage or
the Code.
The bill was finally passed By yeas AZ. nays
Mr. pieketts. 40 to Incorporates the New Mid
dletOn Male and Female Institute vas read
Mr. C0WDEN offered an amsndmeot ineorporat-
iug the Union Academy Of MarshEll county,
Which was adopted.
sir CALDWELL offered sne9imeR. incorpo-
rating the RieeViie Academy, IN AloMinn county
Which was agreed TO-
Mr. VAUGHN aod Mr.. MAYFIELD offered local
amendments Which were agreed &c.
Mr.. DAVIDSON offered an amendment iaeOrpo-
rating the EbeneEer Male aad Femsle Academy il
Humphreys county. Which vas adopted.
Mr. BEATTY offered an amendment Incorporating
the Woodlawn Male sud Female Academy Which
vas agreed TO
Mr. REATY offered az amepdmeut incorporating
the bethany High School
The bill as amended passed the last reading
Mr. BrittoR's, l24s to exempt females from at
tending court as Witnesses was read
Ar. Kincaid Of AndersoL's, ll5 10 appoint
A nv Can hall
passed By yeas AZ, nays II
NJ. Easts, III, 10 repeal section 1876 Of tie
Code, vas finally passed by yeas IS. nays 81.
Mr.. WISENBR moved to reconsider the vote
Mr.. Speaker WHITTHORNE Sir. Williams Of
Hiokman in the chair hoped the molten 70 recon
slider would prevail aad stated BIS reasons there
fore
The motion to reconsider va, agreed t,-ysas
49, nays "A.
Dir. CAN'T offered an amsnalsens sEasias such
compensation as the court may elect, provided il
does not exceed 6vs per cent.
Tas amendment vas agreed to.
The bill as amsndsd hOalIy passed by yeas 50,
nays So
Ar JONES moved to amend By allowing com
pulsory powers IN oeriaia cases.
Mr. BRlFTON demauded Ihe previous question
The demand was sustained By the House
The Ill vas haally passed, > yeas 80, nsys
Mr. Lea's, l27, 20 amend sections $50, 3ds 51e
aEd OfV OF the C)de, ktbe assessor laHl NAf feau.
The Committee offered an amendment ALLOW NJ /
10 c. for each person assessed, Whoh vas adopted
The bill Ess aoaliy passed. b. yeas 80 nays y
AF- hridon's, 1873 10 dispense with jury ie3e
vas tiaaly passed by yeas Al, nays ~.
Mr. G1rman's. 100, exemp ing 50 bushes Of /
wheat 0 be heal Of each family. Fas read
IA Intellectual motion WAS made . lay the oli on
ae iabls-yeas p. nays 81.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to amend By siriaias oai 1
81 and ius .rtng 20
cail for the previous qaesli q v . sestained
The bill vas ihen snaIly passed, By yeas 50,
iays go
an inGeet1sl niatioi 70 ;j3urn til 9 o'clock D
morrow vas u de. By yeas ~ nays =
Auotber iuefseiual motion va N tds b aljoa.a
III S:5S m he morning, 81 sets =. Gays 59
Anu thea
o. ms.isn the House s5jOaraed til o'cloit -
borrow morning