Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-01

SENATE.
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ia H Il a. THuRsDAY, Oct. 81, 1861.
Senate met at 9 o'clock, the Speaker pre-
siding, and The Journal was read. efFrE Z
Mr.. Pickens asked leave to record his vote
upon the Ordnance Bill II was granted. and
herecorded bis vote in the ueeative.el1E -.
PETITION -Mr. Spurfock presented the me-
mofIai of certain scitizeus of his district in
behalf of Gosrnan Blanton. which was read
and ordered 10 be transmitted.
STATE BANK.-Mr. Barrow presented the
report of the State Bank. which was received
and LOCO copies oFd} red to be printed
RgPJgT.--Mr. Wilson, OF Marshall. pre-
scented the report of be Committee 1on Corr
porations upon bill No 35. with amendments.
REGIsTEg az LAND OFrIcE.-Mr. Jones: an
act TO amend an sci passed 1906, providing a
bond for the Register of the Land Office. =
- ADJoURSISG OyER.-Mr. Bampass intro
dnc.d a resolution to adjourn over from Sat
nrday ncxi to the Thursday following. =
= Mr. Dunlap moved that the Senate take up
House resolution upon the same subject.
Mr.. Bumpass then vii hdrew his resolution.
and Mr Dunlap motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Turner withdrew his amendment, pro-
yidibg that, during the recess, the members
receive no pay. - - -
MI. Lane offered it again.
p The aye. and noes were then called upon
the amendment. and the Senate refused To
agree to it. TIE question then reverting up
on the original proposition to adjourn from
? Monday the 4ih to Thursday tn. 7Ih, the
resolution was adopted ayes IL, noes
Mr.. Dunlap moved its transmission to the
House, which was ordered. ~ Il
I. ABSENCE McDearmon asked aud OBJ
tanned leave of absence for MIR. Wilson. of
Lawrence. ssz =, 30 -
PRlTEsr.--Messrs. Barton, Wilson. and
Turner-voting under protest in the affirma-
tive en- the Ordnance Biil--pre- ented pro-
teri in writing, swh Oh WAS read and ordered
2 10 be recorded on The Journal. @~-
RECESS Senate at 10 o'cleck took "a
r.cess, prior TO me- ting tue House in CON
veutiOn. for the Il e.ion of Comptroller.
Treasurer, and Register, on motion of MI.
Ca dwell
ABsENcE-Mr Spurloek3 asked leave of
absence Tor Mr.. Cardweli for one day
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SPECULATION AND MISUNDERSTANDING
debate upon the second reading o; Mr.. Tur-
ney's bill to prevent monoplies and PUNISH
fraud, the Senate took recess to q o'ci ok.
AFTERooS SESSION
The Bill on Monopolies was resumed Al
ter debate, the bill was lost by tie-voie !;
ayes 2, noes --
MIR. Anderson entered motion of recon
sideratiUn.
House resolution, raising Committee to
wait on the Governor aud notify him of his
election. was adopted
After the discussion of several bills on Sc
cond reading, the Senate took recess to
give the Joint Committee an opportunity of
waiting upon the Governor.
AFTER THE RscEss-Mr. Bumpass moved
that the Bill - for the r lief of Married Wo-
mem be made the special order for to-mor-
row.
kn,aDdod nv Mr. RartoD Ia nayt Monday
week, and agreed to. $3.50
A message from the Governor, relative to
the seizure of the steamer Hilmau, was then
read, with accompanying documents.
House resolution, setting apart the 1st OF
November for the Inauguration of the Gov
ernor, was adopted. t - - sz.5
House resolution upon Speculation, was
then taken up.
Mr. Spurlock moved its indefinite postpone
ment. Lost 5 a..g
The resolution was then adopted : ayes IL !,
noes 6. 5sst tlsl3- =
House resolution, to appoint Joint Com
mittee on report of Hon. Joseph Barbiere.
Commissioner from Tennessee TO the Cont
cent of Europe. was conquered in.
message from The House, notifying the
Senate of It's action towards the inauguration
of Governor WAS received. and Commi ttee
of Messrs. Turner aud Bumpass was ap-
pointed TO act with the Committee of the
House t-.-1a
And the Senate adj burned to to morrow
morning at 9 O'Clock. -E- --.--.s--..