Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-03

! nessee, and TO aid in ESTABLISHING a a4estu
common schools inthis State,
Mr.. Trimble entered a molten to reeonsiaeI
( fhe voie rejecting Afr. storalfs resolution lh
lion az house resolution En- regard to ieveeing
4 The cas- ern bank Of the Mississippi river
RAILROAD oHAarEHs-
On motion OF Mr. PAYNE, Che vote pressing
( House BIN no. 2I3, 9 ineqi crate Ie l
bi7. Centerviiie End Pine river rairoea con
,rnv.a on BE- third reading yesterday was re-
M payne offered an ausnansn. % amend
de- charter Of The Mississippi and lehhs-sr
/ railroad company so az 20 allows ma eoIPa
/ 90 ~iseneten per cent mortgage oLlhci
10 al amount not exceeding s51NVo' hAleA
Tbs XII 4. thus amended then passed its
! thirl residing, ayes 10. noes 3.
tnvrrivo MISSISSIPPI.
n, ~,, m SIR PAYNE. the Senate took up
NJ. T-rr'- noHon to reconsider The vote re-
;rf-r H-uss resolution jnstruetinE our oena-
r-- and rro1cslirE onr RerreseniatiRes an
/ r--~r.. procure the passage OF an act
r--r-ie mrnsF lromihe national treasury Ct
a l-ua.f,n % lard 90 irvce tne eastern eank
OF fle ns uLfr' iteN lll.,
/ Il M m-rfh r- Wof river, in Ieanesleei and
Il ala in rs.ahisaiug a system OF common
Z schools in this st8te.
TIE vote scting The resolutions was then
me- VOTE rejecting tle rtsoiu.ion offered By
mr. eforaH in tier cf Che House resoiunen
v7ethrn reeonsi5cre8, and the resolution was
adopted iH ieu-
HOUSE or FETlENTArTEs
7-e H---e rs-lurf DE Consideration and
ion c7 HcHss bills 90 bersecond reaa-
he. among which was one BY Ny. MorpnisI
So. wind up tie st1te bank, which was
bill - ae table.
PRIVATE CAPITAL.
@ 5a7r bv Mr. Williams, Of Hickuan,
lotion % reconsidT tie vce reJetng
I'D psvne's bH rs. sil 10 encourage the
r- private capital, was considered aud
afarH tie augn3ment providing
shall not charge more than ten per
HUaE DIS of exchange was
-eH moved to smend by inserting
proper place il the amendment the
rc- rate off,
--rrintu was 4greed to-
E- offered an amendment, adding
E.-d ircllfilE any rate OF exchange
uli-4 uar s. lawfully eXac-ed BY such con-
rarv. . wa9 agreed TO-
Mr. nrfler offered an amendment In leu,
-f-rh -rovfles that slch person shall BOT be
allowed 10 chsrEe 90 biis greater discount
haale-sl interest and the current rate Of
exchange
The amendment Be- 'iea was adopted
me bin as amended passed The second
rec ling. by yeas 80, nays 81
HOUSE nrt1s OK sEcoSD RHtnuSe.
tn, house resumed tae eoa liberation and
DISPOSITION OF the house bills On their second
-ar7-. among TIE rest Msrtin-s, 522, 20 in
r~e-r1rats the Bank of Middle Tennessee, was
read.
W- lea moved to strike out that part Of the
bin which permits he paying cut Of the Bank
Of Tennessee and o.her specie paying banks
Etviaon Of The qufaiuu baug demanded,
he second part Of tie amendment was agreed
t'. and the hu par, rejected by yeas 80,
t-r Grvua5s aniasfsc,aal attempt 30 post
--.e f-f.sv the biii-vsas IS, nays IS.
The bUl thc- passed. tie second reading By
l, nays &c.
r0EFEBEycE OF zoUrHEHs STATES,
F-H rocked By ~ g-sr1I Assembly Of tie
g.-fr ~ Tfurrrrd. That while the stats OF
Tennessee ND Tend and maintain her riEhtE
an che c1asfis-io1 az az hazards and 70
-he last extremity. We 20 aot think it polite
10 have 4 c~oHrendah Of EovsTHors Of slave
Sates alone, rs SIC DO not tank the exigency
az the tines tsmanls such 3 step. We how
ever pr0miss our Sister s1athern States that,
when such an e~Sis-ncT aoes a1se, Tennessee
ufU lend A r5we-ral surport iu heir behalf.
We resnecHh avT recommend 20 or sister slave
States a system Of direct commercial inter
course with Europe AZ tie better means o.
protecting ourselves from noFi4ern aggression
and seeming southern rEhts and Independence
The resolution lies On The table for one day
under the rule.
Mr.. Can't offered the following:
Rss5lrfF. That the General Assembly o.
Tennessee recognizing g. orr present relations
with 5he non-slzreh0ldllE States, an impera.
tive r~ecessi-r for dec svc measures. does no'
W. distrust The capacity OF The southern
States, lv a wise and rru exercise pf tleir re-
served power 90 rr1tect thH rights sHd hbsr1e'
Of the people and to preserve the U1ion. For
dis nar7oss we earnestly desire theeonesrte.
! aclon ~ the Southern SAFES hgt the General
Assembly rasulctfrfIr submit FOR tLe cOnad-
GRAFTON of South Carolina and her sister state
= OF the Soutb- that the most Efficient policy FOL
preserving our liberties and the Uninn, will b
found Hl such dirsc. legislative acuon upoi
! the r 0e t-a S5atlerl States as nav be ne
cesssr-, end bv Offering united opposition a
all tia=- % .lc sectional party, known as thi
Black-Esce hIcan party, aud that such e linl
OF poHc- g. -.r. likely % attaiH the great euf
f7 v= f- agency Of an sssemblage
vli1l ear Else 10 powers eXcePtto debat'
Reso'rrd. Therefore, tlal in'the opinion Of
the General Assembly, Ills ineXpedient 10 ap
point dep- Go tie conference proposed b.
Scuih CsroluF.
Rss5lrsE. Faat gs Govefnor-of this STAT
BE- requested 90 c-omIalIcate the foregob.
resolutions % -hs Governor Of the STATE o
1 Souiu Carolina and O. the Governors Of III
DINER slsvshoiiiHg States.
Tie resolution Jay on tae liable for one dal
under the rules
HOUSE, HrLLs or SECOND REAbrsd.
3 Tie Speaker announced tbe order to he %
c1nsl31 iiol ot House bills On their sscog
reading l-e following among others ven
o. DIS Esd 1f.
uuIror pizejH. tbs Bank OF Tennessee
b Uuf=r ls-s ston teiDg befor iba House,
Hr. Dudley sad was nat he sense Ct thi
b. ir-i1s .1 Place 5he Bank Of Tennessee j
De- I|cui's- a1, ard II Dc De- continued he id 10
o. the sac should look to 4 as
a s---ca 1 revenue for The SEAPORT ~ the gov
e7-mal 10 ths bank would Be self-sustain
d redeem portion Of the debt upc
Re- u was f--u3ci, be world b. satisfied.
n hrrc are bonds IF The STATE fslIin
ras t. -uorHt OF sLi25,000, (which is prop
fr 1. of Che baHk To apply TIE pro
8 b 10 tha re-en7ion Of this deb
b the price u cur bonds il
1vs the STATE a heavy taTatio
rrd - ~ those b0n1s.
ffr dH trru passed tha -econ8 reading.
SIT. Nae7H's 135. 20 amend exemption
fr- E1 tla hands Of soldiers Of Isl.
Passed
Air. -ss. fa the relief of merchant
!. making the tax oH roods vendsd in THIS STAT
D. oue-frurh of one per cent. upon the actli
ros-. Passed.
Nr. Davis. 2i5. to repeal the law crsatin
b. TIE Office af commissioner OF roads was reai
BE- Mr.. Davis supported bis bib IN a speech q
O considerable length, and offered an amendmeI
lt transferring TIE duties OF road commissions
- 90. 3D. LnnnHEr Hn E---naH~- rr AHnHn on
e. increase bic salary ei,ou0.
SO Mr. WiiHsms, t Hickmansspnke Do oppa
e snion 20 the bnl and amendment
BE- Remarks iu opposition 20 he bin we're msd
bv Messrs. Grslt and Porter.
r on motion hv Mr. Sleid. The bin an
q amendment was laid n De table BY yeas 3
nays %
UAEE c~HtuTrRS
0a motion by Mr- Daddy, the rules We
suspended ard Senate bio. ii9, 20 incorpora,
y f5r Merrhant's bank Of Memphis, was take
from tLe fies and read the second time
Nr. Farley presented a petition from ID
fu-inr-s men II Memphis concerninEth e chan
tzrwhirH was not read.
Sir. Farier offered an amentment maxim,
fls name of the bahE he Merchants an
. Pfnte-s' hsHk7 which was agreed %.
r. TIE hlt srn passed -hs second reading b.
seas -, ualH Is
On moi5H 81 Mr. DudleT, DE rules woT
further sgspandza and Senator Harris bi
rs. 2s51 70 -tlaer The bsHk Of Clarzsvill'
No ass taken CON hr files read The eecon
= time. and p. 6 the tlirl reading, by yea
ls g.. u8ysl7.
"a Rr. Can't moved 20 make go bark biis
h special order fer io-morroE at f1l o'clock.
This m1im -as sErced 70 by yeas ~
W naysi9.
. HOUSE BILLS or LAST READING.
2 The Speaker pro t1mp8nc directed the cler
p To take from the flies and read house bills o
heir FINAL reading
Tennessee. from its town ctsr-er, was passe
p tie lirdaut las readinE la thelouse-
'e A canrHtce bin, al. ID reduce he 6tai
eyt9fss pr cent, VS. fesd bgfAer vi
al alenfneut, rrovlefa- for = contIngef
r fsrd 90 . per cent, sHi that an over an
. above shat is neces lrT-oa The expenses {