Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

MONDAY, MATCH lJJ AoOO'
The journal of Saturday was read and approved.
COURT CLERKS.
Mr.. SHE'D offered resolution requiring the
clerks Of csurts TO make a tue statement OF the
tina aud lsb5rs Of their judges the Secretary Of
state in time for the same 20 be laid before the
next Legislature.
the rules
PROTEST.
Mr.. BLEDSOE ?. eaente1 paper stating that the
LEGISLATIVE USIoN AMI AMERICAN was not "a fuil
and correct report of all the remarks made by the
members OF the Legislature" which he desired
should be cn,ered the clerks minutes IN the
shape Of protest
Alter Discussion upon lhs question whether it
c,uld be 50 placed on The journal of the House
Mr. BLEDSOE Withdrew bis paper.
M VAUGHAN, by leave, offered resolution
declaring that tie report Of the LEGISLATIVE USIoN
AND AMERICAN was not a full AMI correct report Of
the remarks and speeches OF the members Of This
body"
consider the resolution nov.
Objection being made
Mr.. BICKNELL withdrew his motion.
The resolution lies OF the table for day uhIer
| the rules
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
Mr.. Hurts bill RI. R. 567] to disintsr the re-
! mains Of Coils Dyer and Williamson and 1t Col
Gibson, officers Of the war Of 1875 remove them to
! the Jackson cemetery aud erect monument IN
honor of their services to the c3untry, was read
and passed 20 the third reading.
! SENATE MESSAGES.
Senate amendments 10 the following House bills
were read aad disposed Of, rs hereinafter reclted
Mr. Trewbitts 3O4 to amend sections 2,8Sl-32
1894 of the Code Concurred in.
Mr. Dudley's $50 10 amend the registry laws and
re- enact the law of 1852 The House refused to
concur but this vote subsequently, reconsidered
! and the amendment eoncurTed in.
Mr. Williamson's 4l3, to amend the charter Of the
| Fire Insurance Company at Trenton, The House
reaeded from its former action.
MIR Williams of KuoE's AL, to Incorporate the
Gay Street Railroad of Knoxville. Concurred in.
! Sir Williams Of Hickmans 433, for the relief CT
the widow and heirs Of Ancil Chapel, was read
afer debate and an Intellectual motion to lay the
amendment on the tlble-yeas l6, nays 42-under
the operation of the previous question, tae House
refused TO concur by yeas Is, nays A.
Mr. Hebb's 469, 10 charter the Mt. MOriah Male
Academy. Concurrsd in.
! Mr. Dudley's 523 TO define the duty of COmptrol-
Ter and bank officers. C0nourred IN
Mr.. Guys $50, 10 incorporate the Midllebury
Male and Female Academy. Concurred III
Mr. Cheatham's 400 to incorporate the town Of
Curoka The House insisted on its action and Csks
for a comaitlee Of conference The Speaker makes
part of the House.
Mr.. Beaty's 5l2 to amend the act incorporating
Eaton TurGpIks Company. ConCurred in
Mr. Bicknell's 5l2, to amend the common school
law CCucurred in
Mr. Bsrksdae's 499 to incorporate Goose Greek
Academy. Concurred in
Mr. Norman's 469, TO enlarge the jurisdiction Of
county courts. COnourred in.
Mr. Norris AS, to amend section 245l Of the
Code. Concurred IN.
Mr. East's 468 TO regulate the practice Of law and
relieve officers The House refused to concur SUD
4 4 md III and
ments were again non-concurred in on division OF
the affirmative p, negative %.
Mr. Britton's 49, to relieve Alex R. Anderson.
Concurrediu.
Mr. Whitthorne's 1872, to amend the exemption
laws Under the operation of the previous question
the House concurrej in the amendments by cas- 20,
nays p
Mr. Woodlands, $50, to change the lime of hold
ing the Chanoery Court at Springfield. Concurred
in the first and non-concurred in the last amend
ment.
Mr. Guys, 585, to incorporate Middleburg. Con
CURED in.
The Senate bill in lieu of House bill 10, for the
expulsion Of free negroes fruIa the ate, coming
up, the House refused Insist on its action, aud
the consideration CT the bill was postponed till day
after to morrow.
A Senate resolution in lieu of a House resolution
, in relation to the Hermitage Church-beirg the
, same in fsct-Wss coucurre IN.
Senate amendment TO House resolution instrucIing
and requesting Congressman concerning the harbor-
ing Of slaves in the CSnsdien possessions Cor
cured in.
Senate amendment to House resolution providing
for the number OF acts aud journals to be printed
was read MIR. BLEDSOE'S motion TO nor-cencuI
was rejected by yeas Do, nays 80
+ Senate amendment to House resolution, request
n ing Congressman obtain land or money TO aid il
, leveeiug the Mississippi liver, was read, and th'
= House Ieceded from it former action BY yeas 20
/ nays q
Senate resolution calling fOr information in regard
10 the universities Of East Tennessee and Nashville
was rejected by a tie division of the HOUSE
but this vote was reconsdered and the resolution
was adopted.
senate resolution authorising Joseph Bsrbiere jr
: to act as agent and commissioner to Belgium, va,
e read.
Mr. HEBB moved TO amend by providing tha
+ aid agent shall have no claim upon the SAFE FOL
travelling or any other expenses and that the ate
shall not be responsible for his acts
T. Mr. FARLEY urged the adoption oil the re7o.u
( ton.
+ Mr. CALDWELL made an ineffec ual motion Il
r lay the resolution aud amendment on the tEols-
+ yeas lS, nays 81.
/ The amendment was agreed 10.
The resolution was adopted.
And then
On motion, the House to X the usual noon recess
till .wo o'clock.
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