Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25
TENNESSEE LEGIsLAEURE.


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HOUSE MESSAGES.
House message non-coucurring in the Senate
amendment 70 House bill No. sos, to incorporate
tie Hartsvile Free Agricultural and Mechanical
Association-the amendment being to authorize the
trustees Of Campbsll Academy 10 sell their proper
ty to Lebanon UniveTsity-Eas taken up.
Mr. STOKES said: introduced this amendmanl,
cir, upon being informed that it would be cordially
approved By the Trustees Of Campbell Academy,
and in Ignorance Of the fact that there was oppose
tion TO It among the citizens Of Lebanon. / was
informed that the Trustees anxious TO transfer
the Academy property to the trustees Of Cumberland
University and that il was necessary 20 enable the
Trustees 10 do so. On last night a representative
from Wilson (Alr Martini informed me that there
was opposition TO The transfer, and in view OF this
fact l urged him to move q non-eoneurEeBoe 10 The
House. The House non-concurred in the amend
msni, and its action meets my full approval. l ind
on examination that the amendment was wholly IN
necessary. The General Assembly at its last ses-
sion gave the Trustees Of the Academy fu ! and
plensry power over the subject have no idea
that the Trustees Of the Academy viii make any
transfer, ncr will the Trustees Of the University
accept transfer If there is serious opposition 10 it,
feel disposition to do any thing IN conflict with
the wishes Of minority Of those interested 10
the matter. l move, therefore, that the Senate re-
eede from the amendment.
Them.tion prevailed aud the Senate then reeeded
from its amendment
House message non-eOncurFing in Senate amend
ment House bill No. 269, changing certain coun-
ty lines--lhe amendment being 10 change the line
between the counties of Cannon and COffee-was
taken up, and
On motion of Mr.. WOOD. the Senate insisted on
its amendment.
ROose message non-eoneuTring in Senate amend
ment TO House bill No. 800, directory 10 the Attor
ney General of the State relative to the States in
terest in the LaGrange and Memphis Railroad Com
pany, was taken up and the Senate insisted on is
amendment
House message non-cOncurring il Senate amend
ment TO House bill No. GIL, to charter the Union
vile and Richmond Turnpike Company and the Bell
wood Turnpike Company, was takes up and the
Senate insisted 90 its amendment striking out the
eleventh section.
House amendment to Senate amendnsntto House
bill M. 315 TO incorporate the Nashville and lge-
field Bridge Company, was concurred 10.
House amendment to Senate amendment to House
bill No 468 to regulate the practices Of Law and
lievs officers was cOneurred in
House message non-cOncurring III Senate amend
ment 10 House bill! No. 405 t. amend The charter
Of the East Tennessee aud Georgia Railroad Com
pany, was taken up aud the Senate Insisted on its
amendment to allow allow all companies to reduce
their directors 10 the part Of the company
and two on the part Of the State.
House message non-c0ncurring in Senate amend
ment to House bill Nc. 49l, toregulate the practice
the subject of bail whilst persons accused of crime
are on trial, was taken up, and The Senate receded
from its amendment
House message Woodworking in Senate amend
ment to House bill No. $50 to change the line Of
Williamson and ChsatAam counties, was taken up
and the Senate insisted its amendment in regard
to the change Of the line between Monroe and Nc
MINI.
House message insisting on its amendment to
Senate bill No, 3d. 10 transfer causes taken up
snd the Senate recsded from its nOn-cOncurrenee.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
House bill to provide for the expenses of the Gen
erAl Assembly was taken up, amended, and passed
On its third reading. ayes q, n)es 3 IS follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd Bradford, Bumpsss,
Horn, llunter. Johnson, Lane. Mickey, MINIS,
MeCel!au, McNeilly, Payne, Peters, Richardson,
Stanton, Stokes, S.Ovell rrimble, Jod and Speak
er NeWman-2l.
Noes -AIessrs Hildreth, Nash aud ,StOkely-8
GEN. JAMES ROBERTSON
House resolution to allow marble statue of Gen.
James Robertson to be placed il one Of tie inches
Of the Capitol, was taken up and adopted
THE PESITENTIARV.
On motion ofMr. STOKES, the vote rejecting Mr.
Lanes amendmentin regard to establishing branch
OF the Penitsntsry al Knoxville, recOnsidered.
Mr.. McNEILLY moved to strike out all after the
enacting clause Of the bill in lieu, and insert the
following
That the Governor of the State appoint three
commissioners, from each division of The State,
whose duty it shall be to take into consideration the
prOpriety of removing the pententisry from its
present site and that if they shall deem it sdyisa-
Bile to remove the same, they shall examine the
rious places recommended and any other place that
their judgment and good sense may suggest, and
report the most suitable and eligible site for the
same to the Governor. aud it shall be his duty TO
report the to the next session Of the General
Assembly, with such suggestions as hs may deem
proper.
Mr. RICHARDSON demanded the ayes and noes
on the motion, which we're taken, aad resulted ayes
-, noes IL, as follows:
AyeS-Messrs Bumpass, Hildreth, Johnson Lane,
Mickey, Miunis Mcclellan, McNeilly, Nash, Payne
Sovall and WoOd-l2
NO0-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Horn Pc !
ers, Richardson, Stanton, Stokes Stokely Trim
Die aud Speaker Newman-1l.
So the motion prevailed.
The question recurring upon the adoption of the |
dill in lieu. amended it was rejected, ayes 6, |
ices lG, as follows:
Ayss-Messrs Bumpsss Minnis McNely, Pc |
ers, Stova!l and Trimble.-6.
NOes-Messrs. Boyd, Bradford HHdreth, Horn,
ohnsOn. Lane Mieklev, Mcclellan, Nash, Payne
Stanton Stokes, S,okely, Wood and
speaker Newmau.-l6
The question recurring upon the adoption of Mr.
.ane's amendment,
Mr.. BRADFORD demanded the ayes and noes,
'hich we're taken and resulted ayes r. noes / L. as
olows:
4yes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford Bumpass,
,ane, Minis, Mcclellan, MCNeilly, Nash, Peters,
tokely and Trimble.-l2.
Noes-Messrs Hildreth, Horn, johnson Mickey,
ayne Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, StOvan Wood
nd Speaker Newmsn.-1I.
So the amendment adopted.
Mr. RICHARDSON moved TO reconsider the vote
ejecting Mr. McNeilly's amendment to Mr. Trim
les bill.
Mr.. BUMPAsS demanded the ayes and noes,
hich were taken and resulted ayes 10, noes 49, as
blows:
Ayss-Messrs. Allen, Bumpass, Horn, McNeilly.
eters, Richardson Stokes, SrOkely, Stovall and
rmble.-l0
Noes-Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Hlldreth, john
IN, Lane, Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan, Nash q,
ayne, Stanton. Wood, and Speaker Newman q
citing the amendment. ,
The bill was then passed on its third reading, /,
pes Z, noes IL, as follows: q
Ayss-Messrs. Bradford, Johnson, Lane, Mick
y, Minnis Mcclellan, Nash, Payne, Peters, Stan q
n, Wood and Speaker NeWmau.-12
NOss-Messrs. ALEU-, BOyG, Bumpsss, HildreIh,
Orn, McNeilly, Richardson, Stokes, Stokely, Sto-
IL and Trimble-l1.
Ga motion Of Mr.. NASH the vote passing the
Ii was recOnsidered ayes II, noes 10, as follows L
Ayes-Aessrs. Allen, Bumpsss, Horn, Hunter /
cNelly, Hash, Richardson, Stokes, StOkely, Sto- '
II and Trimble-ll.
Noss-Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Johnson, Lane, t,
INNS, Mcclellan, Peters, Stanton, Wood and Il
DeEker NeWmau-I0.
Mr.. BUMPASS moved to lay the bill upon the Ct
BILE.
Mr.. LANE demanded a call OF the Senate, which nj
Is ordered
The roll called and resulted in showing the to
lowing Senators absent: Messrs Hildrelb, Mick lie
aud ThOmpsOn-3. u
On motion Of Mr. LANE, the doOr-keeper wss X
patched for sbsCntees, W
Messrs Hildrelh aud Mickey appearing, m
The bill was laid upon the table, ayes Is, noes H.
follows: le
Iyes-IIessrs Allen. Bumpas7 Hidreth, Horn, ID
inter- MINIS, McNeiy, Peters, Richardson, ha
kes, SJOkely, Stovall and TFimbe-l3. LII
Boyd, Bradford Johnson, Lane,
ckey, Mcclellan, Nash, Payne, Stanton, Wood an
Speaker Newman Il. I'm
HOUSE AMENDMENTS TO SENATE BILLS.
House amendment to Senate bill No. 24l to re- da
SO much Of the act passed November f. 1857, to da
cal the act Of 1885, creating the Office Of C5uu-
Judge as applies to Sewer county, WAS con reC
red in.
louise amendment 10 Senate bill No LAG, to iu- ms
porate the Castiiian Springs and Lafayette The
upike Company and for other purposes, was con-