The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-27

By Mr. Mullins An act 10 afford re-
lief against wrong doors in certain
cases Passed first reading aud referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Gilmer: To invest the Re-
corder Of Columbia with the powers of
q Justice of Peace in certain cases
Passed a first reading.
By Mr.. Elliott: To repeal an act re-
pealing an act establishing a conven-
ventional vote Of interest Passed g
first reading.
NJ Duggan moved to reconsider the
yo.e adopting bill No !. Rejected.
Ayes 29, noes 80 This is the hang
ing bill ~
By Mr. Garner; An act repeating an
incorporating military department
il Andrew College, and acts iucorpora'
ting a military organizations in Mem
phis, and empowering the Governor TO
! order it out Passed first reading and
referred to the committee on corpora
tons.
House BIZ No. 10; To relieve debt
ors. Passed a second time and refer
rod TO the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Grinnette: That citizens who
enlisted in the rebel army, after having
taken the amnesty oath, be disfrap;
chised. Passed frat reading and refer
red to Judiciary Committee
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr Steele That this house will
meet at . o'clock each morning. Ad
opted
By Mr. Gilmer: That the state libra
~ be opened, during the sitting of the
Legislature, from o'clock An to 5
o'clock P NJ Adopted
Senate Joint resolution No IS: An
4 plies t leto President to protect T n
nessee against domestic violence, &C
cOrding to the provision made in sec
ton 4, article Of the United States
constitution.
Mr. Hood did not believe the House
would sanction the resolution. He did
not think il would be well to put the
/ Governor of Tennessee in command oi
/ U s troops he thought Gen. Thomas
would do all that was required. lie
moved to indefinitely postpone the
resolution.
Mr. Steele preferred referring the
matter to the committee of Federal =,
lstions, aud hoped Mr.. Hood would
consent
Mr.. Hood regarded the resolution a,
so monstrous, in view of the ability o
General Thomas and the interest ht
takes in the welfare of Tennessee, thai
he must persist in his motion
Mr.. henderson could see nothing il
the resolution that would be objection
able to General Thomas. Let it 20 to
committee, that we may see whether i
is a monstrosity He appealed to Mr.
Hood to withdraw his motion.
Mr. Hood did so, and the resolution
was referred as proposed.
By Mr. Rsulston: That the Election
committee enquire whether any mem
beTs of the House are disqualified t
| hold their seats. Referred 10 the CON
e mittee on Elections
? Resolution No. 10: to enquire, b
/ committee of Ways and Means, int
: the expediency of Selling railwa
{ shares from rebels The WAYS an,
I Means committee recommend its re
- lection. COncurred in.
FICTION OF COMPTROLLER.
Mr.. DIlin read the following
Mr.. Speaker; l desire to commun
cate to this House, that after due con
: sideratiOn, and consultation with sevel
= al learned Attorneys at Law, one {
whom was q member of the conyentiO
= which framed the Constitution of TIL
\ State, that being member of this hoI
!, orable body makes me ineligible to tn
= Office Of Comptroller of the Treasury {
which l have been chosen. Hence
the Office IS vacant
, specially,
y. R. DmLIG
+ Mr. Dillin thanked the House fc
t e.ecting him. lie felt more proud {
3 the election than he would have don
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