Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-02
TENNESSEE LEGIsLAT
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, July L. Isl.
House resolution directory TO the tiFer-
nor, relative TO Capt. Bifil IS YolunteerFom-
pany, was adopted
House bill to incorporate the Confeeate
States Paper Mill Company, was ameEed
and passed third reading.
House bill to abate snits OF aliens was ann
ded on motion of Mr. Payne, making exct-
tons in favor of Maryland, Kentucky all
Missouri. and passed on third reading.
The Speaker announced that he had az
pointed Messrs. Barrow and Thompson a.
Committee on the part of the Senate, uuder
the Joint Resolution, relative to the location
of the Seat OF Government of the Confederate
States
Mr.. Stanton offered resolution directory
to the Governor, authorizing him IL receive
and muster into service the mounted voiun-
teer company of Capt. Q G. Saunders, OF
Smith county, which was adopted.
Mr.. Payne offered the following preamble
and resolution:
WHEREAS, The approaching election in
August for Governor, members of the Gene
raj Assembly aud Deputies TO the Provisional
Congress is matter of deep interest TO the
people of Tennessee, and especially TO the
volunteer soldiery of the State, and In which
election they should. if possible, be allowed
to participate, therefore
Resolod. By the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee, That the officers IN COM
mand of The volunteer forces OF this State, be
and they are hereby requested, if consistent
with the public safety, TO give Burroughs to
such volunteers as may be entitled TO vote,
50 as to enable them to attend the election ln
their respective Counties. and also to furnish
snsm, sncE 6ther facilities in going and re-
tes,tIl ng esasretrom, as may be consistent Wish
the SuIes of the service. .
.,a,,1sd aud r.sznir .sorr otioptclEF =
MT Payne, Mr.. Newman in the chaif,) of
tered the following resolution:
Rssotved. By. the Senate. that the thanks of
This body are hereby rendered to the Speaker
(Mr. StovdlD for the able, faithful, and I'M
partial manner in which he has discharged
the duties of his office. Adopted.
Mr.. Payne also offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted.
ResOLued, By the Senate, that the thanks
of this body are hereby rendered to the clerks,
reporters. and other officers of this body for
the efficiency and faithiulness with which
they have discharged their respective duties
The Senate reced, d from amendment to
House bill to authorize the Banks of Tennes-
see to pay out the Treasury Notes of the
Confederate States, the House having refused
to concur in them.
The Senate accepted an Invitation to re-
pair to the Chamber of the House to witness
the presentation of flag for the use of the
State. Upon the return of the members
House resolution in relation to the sick
ness of volunteers in the service of the State,
was laid on the table.
House resolution complimentary to Cadet
Patton Robertson was adopted.
The Senate then adjourned to 5, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
There being no regular legislative business
to transact, the afternoon session of the SEN
ate was devoted to the closing up of the pro-
ceedings, the signing of bills, &c. This hav
ing been done,
Mr.. Stanton moved that the Senate adjourn
sine de.
Mr.. Speaker Stovall put the question: but
before announcing the result said
Gentlemen of tie Serate-My last official du-
ty is at hand. Before 1 perform it. permit
me to return my heartfelt thanks for the fat
Jer1Ug terms VI the resolution which Won
presiding officer of this body. Next to the
of having sought to discharge
the high duties incumbent upon me, without
or prejudice, and to the best of my
ability, do L esteem the generous Judgment
which you have passed upon me- In the
performance of my duties, have endeayored
to comply strictly with the rules adopted for
the government of the Senate, and if at any
time L have departed from them. | beg you
to be assured that ii was wholly uuintenton-
al,-an error OF the head and not of the heart
And now, gentlemen, rendering you my graf
Itude, L wish you one and all peace and pros
perity, and a happy return to the bosom of
your families and friends.
l now pronounce the Senate adjourned sine
lie.