Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Ihe bhi then haallY passed the House Of Repre-
seutaiives by yeas IL, nays las follows;
Ysas-Messrs Baker Of Perry, Baker Of Weak
ley Hszlsaae. Bayless. Brazslton. Britien, Cald-
veil, Criiz, Dudley, East, Ewing, Frazier. CAN'T,
Greene dpY, Harfia Havrsa laeram, jones. Ken
ner, Kennedy, kinaaid 81 Anderson, Kineaid Of
Claibnree, Asfiin. hlay6ala. Mo1rheis, Normal,
Porter richardson. Roberts, Seuier, SoWen. FreV-
itt Trewaiu Vaaght, White ef DaVid50n. White af
Dickson, WhitmOro Williams Of Hekmln, Williams,
Of Knox, and Speaker Whiithorne-4l
Nays -Messre. Armstrong, Bennett, Bieknelh
Bledsoe. Davis. Farley. Farrely, Gillespie, German
Hurt, johnson. Lea, L0ekhart Pickett, Shrewsbury
Wissner. aad W0odsrd-l7.
Mr BRITTON, when his name was Called said
that he had reasons known himself for voting for
this bin. but DO thougst the bss place to give
then vas before his constituents. He believed this
bill TO be the best thing Ee can do 70 regulate bank
ing in This State
Mr. KENNEDY. whea his name was called,
said he voted for the bill az a measure CT conpFo
mise.
Dir. MORRIS stated when his name was eslled
that be bad pared M with Mr. Nall
Dir. PICKETT, Rhpn his nams ascalied SID
he sympathsef WITH the views EXPRESSED W air.
Hurt and consequently could not vote Tor the DILL
Mr.. TREWHIPF, when his name VISA called, said
he had come 10 the cJnelrsion to vote Tor me bill
and at he proper time would present hisressons
in the nature Of protest against certain sec
lions.
After he resalt was annouLesd-
Mr. JOHNSON remarked that at the proper time
he would give an explanatiou Of his course upon
this question. not only upon this hoor bnt before
his constituency.
o. motion the House tack recess ill p o.
elockss-s h.se.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
Law PRsoTICH. s.
Mr. EAST, By leave, Introduced a bill 46s, to
regulate the practice Of law aud to relieve Ulcers
which vas read aud passed to the second readiBg
* IsAza o. AassScE
Was obtsined for Mr. Weeds
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Senator Richardson's resolutions relating to the
Pacific Railroad eemiBgup in order, they read.
These resolutions we're introduced Nov. %. 1859,
and are printed pages 235 and 236 Of the LEGIs-
LAFIvE UNION AND AMzRlCAN.)
On molion BY Mr.. Speaker WHIFFHORNE GMr.
LEA in the Chair, the resolutions were laid on the
table by yeas %, nays 26 as iolloEs:
-Yeaa--Messrs. Baker of Perry Baker Of W~akley,
Bsrksdalo B4yless, Cri'z. D3ak. Farley. Frazier
CAN'T, Greene Guy, Harris, Iugram. Jones' John
son, Keansdy, Kinciad OF Andsrson, Lea, MaJfsli
Trsvitt, White Of Dickson Williams Of Hickman and
Speaker Whit,horne-28
Nags-Messrs. Armstrong Bicknell, B!edsoe,
Brazelton, Butler, CaldFell, Davis, Dudley, East,
Gillespie, GoFman Havron. Hurt, Marta. Morris,
Norman. Pickett. Porter, Richardson, Senter, Tre-
whit, VauEhn, Williams o: Knox. Williamson and
WOOdzrd-25
LEGISLATIVE sEasIOs5.
. seDator StokeIy's resolution to amend the Goa
stitutou, limiting toe Hessions Ct the Legislature
from The first Monday Ct 0Jtober till the Thursdsy
before CHRISTMAS, coming up in order it vas reEd.
Mr.. MARTIN moved 70 postpone ths considers
ton Of il till the first Of May nexs,
The motion was rejected By yeas IA, nays AZ.
Mr., EAST moved to lay the resolution on the
Tue motion vas rejected By yeas Il, nays 46
Mr.. JONES was friend to tie resolution auI
moved that it be The speciql order for N9ndy
next.
The motion was rejected. la.s-la
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to postpone the resolution
lill Friday next, ~
The motion was rejected By yeas e. nays 49,.
Mr.. EAST demanded the previous question.
The Hease refused 70 sustain the call BY yeas 10,
nays SO, rs.-..r
iir. KENNEDY moved to amend By adding Toe
words provided tE0-thiFds Of the Legislature do
not determine otherwise"
Mr.. PICKETT moved 10 postone the further con
alteration Of the subject Till next Christmas day.
The motion EEs rejected by yeas g. nays 49,
1.-THE SPEAKER here read leiegrsphic dispatch
from Louisville, desiring TO kuOw whether this Leg
islaturs would 60 from Louisville 70 CincinnHu en-
the mail boat on the 26th last.
Ga motion BY Mr.. Mr. JONES, The resolution was
referred 70 the Judiciary Committee.
THE UNION FESTIVAL AT LoUIsvuLE.
Mr.. EWING was sorry to understand from The
Speaker that we had no invitation that We could
recognize in official capacity. to go Caciunai
He desired that members Of this Assembly should
cross thai imaginary line called Mssoa and DixOns
that they might see what sort Of dirt those people
over there we're made of-thit they might Whelh-
er they had streak d0Rn "a sir 5aeks-,ee whether
they we're relations aud friends net He
thought we could no. expend tae money Of the
people better than By eatlyating feeling OF kind
ness with the State Of Ohio. He moved suspend
the rules for the purpose Of considering fesolu-
ton that when We ADJOURN to-day it be tIl Monday
next at O'Clock, in order that the Legislature may
go 70 Cincinnati from louisville should he coca
ion Off5r. He had sesn ID blood Of Kenuc
Ohio and Tennessee men minging in one common
ssream in defence of the interests Of this broad
land OF Ours; aud yei as great misfortune as he
thought war is, he lime II ~ come when this eouE
try msy be involved ia strife which will make u
again know thai We ere brotders,-aad again will
have 70 stand shoulder 10 shaulaer and k4sW We are
dependent one upon the other.
Mr.. JONES objected 20 he motion.
The motion was asreedt1
Tne res4lnlion Was rejsctsd by yesa %, uays 81
A mouon TO reconsider tue vo-s jlst takea vas
agreed to-
Aud thsE, the resolution vas ad iptsd, AMI lis
Immediate transgi=si0n = the Senate ordered,
DIRECT TRADE WITH EUROPE
Senator Payne's resOluiioE ia relation 10 q direct
trade With the Southern States and England, ocmng
up in order il was resG and referred 10 the Commits
lee OF Federal relations. --s
- SENATE AMESDNESTs
The Senate amendment to the House bill, u.s. |
was concurred in
FISH TRAP OR DAM II CEIECE RIVER.
The Senate amendment 10 Mr.. Senter's bill ri |
& 681 90 authorize the erection Of fish trap in |
Clinch river, was read
Mr., JOHNSON hoped the House would concur in /
he Senate amendment
Mr.. SENTER hoped the House would not concur.
And then- aa
On notion the House Adjourned, and the Speak
'r declared it adjourned till Monday morning at 10
,'eloek
REMARKs OF fs..lEEa
MA. LOCKHART, OF STEWART COUNTY,
n the House Of Representatives. January q, 1900,
on the 5iH to Reform and Regulate ths BusiHess Of