Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Mr.. Trimble's motion to refer House Reso-
luiions No. SO to the Committee being sill
before the Senate.
Mr.. Stokely spoke agains. The Resolutions
on the ground thai the Resolutions, or the
Preamble, rather. did not correctly represent
the Legislature of the State of New York
according to his reading of said Resolutions.
He did not understand that the Legislature
of n W York proposed TO coerce a sovereign
Southern State. They did not even
intimate such thing in their Resolutions bat
merely proposed 10 furnish the President with
men aud money TO a sit in the eniorc ment
of the laws of the General Government; and
not desiring to misIepres- the State OF New
York. nor 10 iGrther ALLEVIATE the feelings of
the people at this time, he would vote
against The Resolutions.
Mr.. Stokely moved to amend the Resolu-
tions by striking out assisting the President
in coercing a State and substituting .assIst-
ing the President in enforcing the laws
which was lost.
Mr.. Speaker Newman, Mr.. Bradford in the
char, spoke warmly aud earnestly in favor
of the Resolutions.
The vote was then taken and Mr. Trimble's
motion was lost.
The Resolutions were then adopted by a
vote Of IL to- 5.
When Mr. Nash's name was called he
said he would vote agents the Resolutions.
because The language was not definite
| enough 10 fully express his views. He was
a law and ord man. and believed that the
President mas the power to enforce the laws.
| tut at present he doubted the policy OF
doing so certain cases. He did
not relieve ii would be best for the whole
country to be too rIgd while the public
mind Is 50 excited. He WAS against coereinz
State, and hoped the reporters would 80
represent him. He was against the shedding
of IraJtrnal blood as long as We eau nain-
| tain our honor.
| On motion the rule was suspended and the
| Resolutions were ordered TO be transmitted
| TO the House.
On motion the unfinished business of yes
terday was postponed till tomorrow at IOI
O'CLOCK.
| On motion of Mr.. Bradford the Appraise-
ment Law was recommtIed to the judiciary
! Committee, with Instructions 10 report 10
morrow morning.
| On motion of Mr.. Mcclellan, from the Com
mlttee on Military Affairs, the Blu 10 organ
lie the Militia was referred TO the Commit et
| OH Ways and Means.
Mr.. Bradiord's resolution to appoint q
JOINT Committee TO prepare an address t.
the people OF the United States on the pres
/ cut crcis was adopted, and ordered TO bt
Transmitted to the House.
! Mr.. Bradiord's resolution to discourage
Commercial intercourse with the North VIA.
| adopted by vote IL TO 3 aud ordered TO bt
| transmitted 10 the House.
| House bili for the relief of taxpayer.
/ passed ifst reading.
House Bill 10 prevent the sacrifice of per
sonai property PASSED tirst reading.
Hoa-e resolution directing the GOyeruol
TO inquire OF the Banks the amount they can
| loan the State was adopted.
House resolution directory to The Comp
| troller was adopted.
| Mr.. Hildreth 8 resolution for the relief o
John w. Roberts, Tax Collector OF Oyertol
CO.. Was was adopted.
GA motion the Senate adjourned to II
| O'Clock tomorrow.