The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

the Sneaker but there was 50 much ous,-
,sevs sr the calendar, that the strletest al
herence to rules wss requisite lie "as ia
favor Of meeting every m rning a. nine
o',l IL and continue till twelve, ana then
rom t1o IN Eve. This is the way men oid
when attending 10 their own business
Mr. Richards opposed resolution II was
al least. q seeming censure on the spesAsI'
He would vots agsinst ~
The Speaker said that he Wss "eA
satisfied thst Mr.. Wines meant 20 dlseour-
tesy; but abroad, where the iscts were NJ.
known. there might be sn appearance Of
Nh Steele also opposed the res luton
II II passed al sill, he would have the phra-
ssolory 80 changed as to make It a request
70 members 10 keep within the rules
Mr.. Wines said, that as there might be an
appearance Of esnsuIe, sgalnst the speaAef
~ a. he desired 10 avoid this, he would
withdraw the resolution.
The resolution declaring that this se--
sion was continuation Of the last session,
was taken up.
Mr.. Hood could not see ths use OF the res
olution. All business had been reierTei 10
their appropriate co Bmiitee, on the secoEd
Adv af re- session, and would soon be re-
ported. Il wou consume time nnnaees-
sarily.
Nj. Mulloy withdrew the resolution, as
the committees were nearly ready 10 report.
The resolution Of Mr., Came on, instruct
ing the committee on the Judiciary t. in
ouire into the Legality and sKpedieney OF
taxing Federal securities, was taken up and
referred.
SENATE LIT.
The Senate bill to incorporate the East
Tennessee and Kentucky Petroleum Com
pany was Tesd and referred.
senate Joint Resolution No. WIS read,
Il instruets the Governor 10 procure large
natioual flag, TO display from the Capitol,
and also instructing aim b have national
airs played oceasiona ly by band. Refer
red 70 Committee on Federal Relations.
CoNEUSIcATIOS.
A eomnun cation was received from A.
/ ". Hawkins, Commissioner Of Railroads,
asking further time to make his annual re-
port. as he had receeeiYed report from but
one cOmpsny-ths Central Southern. Re
ferr,d TO the Committee on Roads.
sEcOSD READIsG.
House bill. eharterng Middle Creek
Aeademy,s Passed ON second reading.
Bill to change the first Chanecry district.
! Passed a seeand reading.
NASHVILLE AND DEC4TVR RAILROAD.
! The clerk read a commune ztioB from the
superintendent of of the Nashville and De
eatur railroad, presenting members with
/ free tickets,
Mr.. Richards moved that vote Of thanks
| be rendered to the Road, and also 10 the
Chef anooga Road, which had doHs the
/ same.
| Mr.. Cameron moved 10 amend by insert
| ing all the Railroads in the United States
] Laughter from Mr.. C4merOn).
Mr.. Hood opposed the motion thanking
| the company. If the House received the
| tickets, let the memo ers put them in their
| pockets, and make no record Of It. Several
| questions relating to tho Roads will come up
for discussion in the Legislature, aud when
| they were nnder discussion, he didn't want
the public 10 know he had received free
ticket from the company. The tickets
should have been Distributed privately.
| A Memb ?: 1t is ike asking member to
take drink.
| Another Member: And like refusing it.
Mr.. Hood Gentlemen seldom refuse that
at least 7 hardly ever co.
Mr.. Duggan thought the Legislature
should be as polite as the people. He was
for saying 'thsnk you ST." at lea {.
After rather lengthy debate, the resolu
ton Rss adepted-Mr, Hood alone voting in
the negative.
Adjourned till tO-morrOw morning at nine
| O'clock.