The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

vened at O'Clock yesterday. morning,
Mr. Heiakeil spesker pro - in the
Rev. M ksss d al, spsssu
ines with ayeE. flsfessIy sFer!tk
shsnks % 8ir-'t.it} So + |or'I te (. /
which .e 1sd been 3 ac..ct i . |
our arn4
The following three members. Who
we're NOT present on Monday. appeared /
at the cierk's desk and -took d. : .saai
oath: Capt Dowdy Of Fentress, John /
Norman Of Carroll, Col ". w Willis Of
Hawkins
The ron was then called, after which /
the election Of permanent Speaker Of |
~. Honse. IA the business IL order. /
No new ncminations being made. Ebs /,
House pzopeea 80 4eta = There hav.
iee been - 4 81 taks7l 81 Gay l4Iot
the fIr11 vets 81 she ofrine Wa de
seventh vote for Speaker. The result
Of the first vote vas; Hood "a; Cooper
81 Heiskeii2 Dillon a r'Se election.
The vote On this seselith ballot stood:
hoOD--Anderson, Brittle, Dslliu. Don
aidson, DQughtY Of Andersen, Dowdy Flu
san, la4ts 4riE th4 .Gf9Ve, 6fidintt,
jalvlss Jone5 Of Greene, Mason, 1int-
well. Melton, Mnilenix, Mui'or. Mcss
Nicks, Porter. Ruckett Rsulston. Rider.
Shuiiz, Snodderly, Th0rubure. Wagner,
Walker Waters. Williams. Willis.
Mipqe, Noodcock. Total "a
Co.'s harton. s
aTas colel ees D gaa d /. ~, Fl I
Gaines Garner, elmer. Hefnaiis.
Heiskell. Henderson, Hudson, Kerchi-
val, Lewis, Men air, 1linnis. Mullins.
Norpian. Eifh 1tds, sdssss. simmons.
Smith Of Henderson, smith of Obior.
Steele, Stegald, Thomas, Waters Of
Aaois GO, underwood Total 81.
DII1iE-dood. - I'otKle EEE
HEisKELL-Cooper. Total /.
Alter the vote Was announced Mr..
Cooper arose and warmly thanked
his friends for the hearty support which
they had gwen him, but he felt il q du
y oNingte theua, as well as desirable
for the progress Of business, u ask the
privilege Of Withdrawing his name as a
capdidate for the Office Of Speaker. He
desired 70 sAy, n reply to one fhinE
brought up against him, that il any one
asserted that BE- had. by,vord o. deed
shown one act Of sympathy with fe Ella
the man who said 80 he'd The Coy
er1leenf Fof the United States he had
uudeviatingly supported in its integrity.
Il Dad ais warmest feelings, he loved itl
ae ne fs0TeEnnlert Of his fathers Asl
the ship freigkted with the destinies of
the rebels is near destruction in theI
storm, and its sails are rent to tatters,
we have the best grounds to expect that
the forces Of the Potomac and the
James, and 4he coBquerofs from the
West will 90 on in the tide Of glorious
succes8 president Esinooln says,. the
patient TO be dealt with e very sicl,
and the necessary remedies must be adj
miuistered. ar1
Going on the ptfsuit 81 tie fight and
the true, we win leave consequences
in the hands Of Him Fko rules the ns-
tions II conclusion Mr.. Cooper nomi4
mated Mr. Hesskell of Knox, for the pol
alton. of Speaker of the House.
The result of the second vote for.
Speaker was as follows: Hood 29, Coop
e. !, Heiskel 81, Dillon / s. 1
Mr. Heiskell was declared elected, and
he was conducted 20 the chair On IA
ing his seat Mr.. Heiskell said he knew
not how to fully express his gratitudel
To be placed in the position Of Speaker
Of the House was the last thing in his
thoughts He much preferred the quiet
discharge al biggdnsies q afprivste
member on the floor. As Speaker, the
House would have to overlook many
Flafectsthst might sttepdrhis. effarl 70
discharge his daties He would endea-
vor e administer the affairs of the
House sith such oraerI oui4t, knd regu-
larity as his beat abilities would allow
him 70 do
The 4lecfion Of p fincipal Clefk was ans
nouncsd as the next business Ia order,
when James T. Shelley, Of Rosne coun-
~, was Hoaainated and Was. aanimous-
~ elected on the first vote ts
The election Of first assistant clerk
was next pfoceeded with Joseph P.
Galbaish Of 7 efierson county was nomi+
mated, and war elected unanimously
elected on the first vote
For the Office Of engrossinR clerk
6 4 Biae - a of 1aurH Va Eltslla
Of biisAbs Ifle d Joc's Of hon.
and H. " Bent Of Davidsen y trs-
nominated The vote stood Black
mani 3es Ecssells Jehes Bent.
On the second vote, Mr. Blackburn re-
received 4 votes and Was declared
Hleesed
For principal door.keeper, Anderson
Hill of Knox, VIM. Heyd of Davidson
and Peter Carter Of Van Buren, we're
nominated The vote for door-keepeT
was for Hifl IS; ldey0e 2 Carter H.
Mr. Hill was declared elected
F0r assistant dOsr-keepertJs C. Mar
tin of Bedford, Jn0 Coleman Of Viii
1iansuas ansl Peter Carter of Yan Buren,
nominated On the second ballot Mr..
Carter received IS votes and was declar-
ed elected.
The clerks eIsctsd then came forward
and were duly qualified, the cath being
administered by Judge Milligah
A messenger from the Senate enter d
and ahnouneed to the House that the
Senate had eleoleaits various officers,
aud was fully organised, and ready to
proceed to business
A resolution was adoped to send q
similar message to the Senate from the
House.
On motion Of Mr. Coopera resolution
was edppted 70 meet the Senate as 2 o.
clock in 5cint session, 70 count khe vote
for Governor of the state, and the reso-
luton was transmitted to the Senate fcr
ils action.
On motion Of Mr. Cooper q gesoiu4i0h
was adopted that the raiea for the goY- |
eminent Of Chs pr0caedings Of the |
House, shall be Tire rules OF lS59.6 orgIl-
I'll the same be changed
A messeneersutezad and announced |
the coneurrenee of the Senate With the
resolution to couElt she vote Tor Cows
aFnors