Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

SENATE
PRIDAr, March l6, 1860.
80 PrasssaIaqs-conIiaasd.

house BILLS On HASVND AHA1iNd.
No. 545-Exenptng the property Of the soldiers
Z the war Of 1912, 10 the amount Of two thousand
olIars from taxation aud Cor other purposes.
Mr.. NASH offered the following amendment:
Re Il further enacted, That the tax assessor Of
ach county shall report list to the Couaty Court
4 eli the old soldiers named in section first Of this
ct and annex to their names the taxable property
xempti1 this act. If any soldiers posses no tax
bile property, they shsll be reported as such.
Be il further enacted, That those who have no
axable property and those who have less than three
hundred dollars worth, and other means upon /
rhch to draw for support, shall be entitled to i've
lolars each annually out Of the public treasury, |
md upon application Of the chairman Of the Coun-
y Court, the Comptroller shall issue his warrant to
;aid applicant for the amo0ut due said county.
Mr.. BRADFORD moved to smend the amend /
neut by striking out IS and inserting 500.
Upon a division Of the question, SIS was stricken
put.
Mr.. BUMPAss moved to fill the blank with $685.
Mr. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes on
the motion, which Wers taken and resulted ayes
IL, noes 5. as follows:
dves-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Bumpass, Hunter,
Johnson, Lane. MINIS, Mcclellan, McNeilly. Payne
Peters, Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, StoTal, Wood,
and Speaker NevmaD-l7
Noe5-Mcssrs. Boyd, Hildreth, Horn, Nash, and
Stokely-5
So the blank was fill with $685.
amendment IS amended
Mr.. HILDRETH demanded the ayes and noes,
which we're taken and resulted ayes II, noes 8, as
follows:
Aves -Messrs. Bradford, Bumpass Horn, Hun
ter, johnson, Lane, Minnis, Mcclellan, McNellly'
Nash, Payne, Peters, Stanton, Stokes, stovaH Wood
and Speaker NeWman.-l1.
Noes.-Messrs. Allen, Boyd Hildreth, kienard-
son, and StOkely-5.
So the amendment was adopted.
Mr.. PAYNE offered an amendment providing that
the provisions Of the bill should extend 20 the WidoW'
Of the soldiers named
Mr.. BRADFORD moved to amend the amend
next by inserting sitter widows, and orphan chill
dren
Mr.. PAYNE accepted the amendment
The amendment was then adopted without d.
vision.
Mr.. BOYD moved to lay the bill on the table,
which motion failed, ayes 5. noes Is, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Boyd, Horn, Hunter, McNeilly'
and Richardson's
Roes-Messrs. Allen, BRADFORD, Bumpass, Hill
dreth, johnson, Lane, MINIS, Mcclellan, Nash
Payne, Peters, Stanton. Stokes Stokely, Stovall,
Trimble. Wood, and Speaker Newman.-l8.
Mr.. STATION offered an amendment to be IN.
serted At the proper place: " In consideration Of
their military services and patriotism
Mr.. LANE demanded the previous ques'ioo.
Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes noes, which
were taken and resulted ayes IA, noes g. as folloWs
AVes-Messrs Boyd Bumpass, Hildreth, horn,
Hunter Lsre, Minnis, McNeilly, Peters, Richard
soa, Stokes, Stokely, Wood and Speaker New
man-14
Ross-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Johnson, McCle-
Ian Nash, Payne, Stanton, StovaIl and Trimble-9
So the Senate sustained the demand for the pre-
vious question.
The question then recurring upon The passage OF
the bill on its second residing
Me- McNEILLY demanded The ayes and noes.
follows:
fyss-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Bumpsss, Hill
dreth, Horn, Hunter. johnson, Lane, Minnis, Nc
Clellau, MoNeilly, Nash, Payne, Peters, Stanton,
Stokes Stokely, Stovsll, Wood md Speaker New
man-2O.
N5ss-Messrs. Boyd and RichardsOn-2.
So the bill passed its second reading.
Nc 25-To amend the fee bill. Amended and
passed.
No. $500 change the lines Of the counties Of
Cheatham and Williamson, and for other purposes
On motion of Mr.. HORN, so much as relates to
Cheatham county was stricken cut.
Mr. McNEILLY offered an ame ndment to change
the line between the counties Of Marry and Lewis,
whish was adopted
The bill was then passed on its second residing.
No, 566-rr regulate the time of holding the Cir
cult Court at Jasper in Marion county and for other
purposes. Passed.
Nc. 562-To change the county seat Of Cooke
county from Newport to Odells. Passed
BILL INTRODUCED
ByMr. MINIS: No. 824-To incorporate me
Lookout Mining and Manufacturing Company.
Passed FIRST reading.
HOUSE BILLS OS THIRD READING.
No. 4O2-To reduce the salaries Of bank officers
and save the unnecessary expenditure Of the peo-
pies money Rejected ayes noes IA. as follows:
4yss-MessIs Hunter, johnson, Minis, Mcneil
", Payne, Sto7an, Trimble and Speaker Newman.
| Noss-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass,
Hildreth, Horn, Lane. Mcclellan, Nash, Richard
| SON Stanton, Stokes, StGkely aud WoOd.-l4.
No. 463-To increase the Jurisdiction Of the
| County Courts Of this State. Passed, ayes H.
| noes IL, as follows:
dyes Mesgrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass
/ Horn, Hunter, Mcclellan, Payne, Peters, Stanton,
! Stovan and Wood-i2
! Noss-Messrs Hidreth, Johnson, Lane Minis
! McNeilly Nash, Richardson, Stokes, Stokely, Trim
! BILE and Speaker NeWman.-ll
! No 468-Te regulate the practice of law aud &c
! relieve officers. Passed, ayes IL, noes D.
! No 4S9-For the relief Of Alexander r. Ander-
! son and for other purposes
On motion of Mr. PAYNE the second section, for
the relief Of the Trustee of Granger county, vas
stricken out.
| MIR. RICHARDSON offered an amendment pro
viding thai the loss sustained by Greene county il
/ her school money shall not be chargeable to the
| school fund hereafter 10 be distributed to thai
county, nor shall the State be in any way resPOns
BILE for said loss, which Cas adopted.
The bill was then passed It's third reading
ayes 20 noes 0.
| No. 473-To amend section :, 45l Of the Code
| Passed ayes 90, noes
No. 49i-To regulate the practice the subjsc
Of bail whilst persons accused Of crime trial
So much of the bill as makes it the imperative
duly Of Judges to receive bail was stricken out OIL
III l,E e fbof for1 no In
ciary.
The bill was then passed on its third reading
| ayes Is, noes ..
No. 525-TO amend the general internal improve
ment law Of this State. Passed, ayes TO- noes I
as follows:
son. MINIS, Mcclellan, Nash, Payne, Peters AM
/ Stokely-10
Noss-Messra Lane, Richardson, Stanton Stokes
StOval, Wood and Speaker Newman
On motion of Nr PAYNE, the Senate ad
iOurned.
SATURDAY, March Il, 1860
The Senate was cslled to order at nine o'clock b.
the Speaker.
FUGITIVKs FROM LABOR.
House resolution in regard to fugitives from la
Dor being harbored 10 Canada, was taken up an
passed
! SENATE BILLS on SECOND READIHG.
No. 828-To protect the Hermitage and Tomb o
General Jackson. Passed
No 324 10 incorporate the Lookout MiaiAl
and Manufacturing Company. Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 82I-To repeal so much of the act establish
ing the Seventh Chaucery Division as changes tn
time of holding the Circuit Court Of Sumner county
Laid upon the table, the proposition having bee
attached as ga amendment IL House bill.
No 322-To allow the county Of Macon TO appl.
her internal improvement fund to the building Of
new courthouse Passed, ayes Ii, noes 8, as 10!
low:
Ayss-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Hildreth
Horn, MINIS, Mcclellan Nash, Payne, Stanton
Stokes. Stokely and WOOd-l3.
Noss-Messrs Bumpass, johnson, Lane, Mickey
MoNeilly Richardson, Stovall and Speaker New
mans.
MOTIONS TO RECOSsIDER TAKEN UP
Mr. Horns motion 70 reconsider The, vote rejectin
senate bill No $50 to sell The stock owned by th'
State in he Lebanon aud Sparta Turnpike ComPs
nv and loan the proceeds to the Livingston an
Cspey Fork Turnpike Company, on ilsthird reading
was taken up and the Senate refused to reconsider
Mr.. Bumpass' motion to reconsider The vote re
ieetipg Senate bill No 29l for the relief of negroe
vbo have been set free by their owners and hsV