The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-25
AFTEREooN SESSION


The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment
A message was received from the
House, informing the Senate Of the con
currence by the House, in Joint resolu-
tons Nos - and y
Bill No, 20, from the committee on
claims, for the benefit Of j. c. Fraser,
was passed on its third reading.
Mr. Randolph, bill No y. giving fur
Their time to the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston Railroad com
pany 10 complete said road Referred
to the committee on Internal Improve
meuia
Mr. Butler, bill No. >, amending the
militia laws of the Stale. Passed on
IT, third reading.
The committee on the Lunatic Asy
lum submitted the report of the Super
intendcnt OF the Hospital for the In
sane, which was read
Mr. Bowen moved that five hundred
copies be printed for the use of the
| senate Motion adopted
Mr. Cate, bill No b, requiring officers
TO support the Constitution of the State
as amended.
Senate Joint Resolutions, Nos t., q
| and 2N, were concUTred in by the
House, end returned to the Senate
Joint Resolution No 3, allowing
! Mr.. Vincent Myers, the contestant for
! the seat OF Mr. Dewitt c. Senter, mile
age as IT. he had taken his seat, was
| concuIred in by the House and returned
| 10 the Senate
Mr.. Rosscn-Res. So That the Com
mittee on Finance and Ways and
| Means take into consideration n re-
port on the policy Of making every
| species of property, of whatever name,
| within the State Of Tennessee, subject
to taxation for the purposes Of revenue.
! Adopted
Mr. smith moved that House Reso
| luton No "A be laid on the table.
Mr. Randolph moved to reconsider
the vote referring Senate bill No. q to
| the Committee on Internal Improve
ments. and refer it 10 the Committee on
Corporations. Adopted, and 50 re
! ferred
Mr.. McElwee offered Senate Joint
Resolution No. 36, and under suspen-
sion Of the rules was adopted.
There were several Joint House and
Joint Senate Resolutions disposed OF IN
the order in which they were presented
The Senate adjourned until toinor-
row morning at g o'clock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.
MoNDAY, April 25.
The House met at o'clock prayer
10y the Rev. Mr. Ghee
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr. Cooper reported House bill No
30, changing the times Of holding the
County Court of krox county to the
second Monday OF each April, August,
and December, for the trial of misde.
meanors The committee recommend
ed It's passage Report concurred in.
RESOLUTIONS
From the Senate Pledging the Leg
islaiurc 10 give a cordial support to the
government of President johnson.
| Coucurred in ON Monday last
ton No. b in lieu of House resolution
on the same suEicct-rhat the Senate
viii meet the House st II o'clock, a.
NJ 10 elect land registers for the Eas-
tern, Western and Mountain Districts
Concmred in
Ry Mr. henderson: Thanking the
people Of Ohio for assistance given to
destitute EAST Tcnnezseeaus. House
resolution withdrawn and Senate res
olution concuwed in.
By Mr. Stegald. Requesting the SUI
pcrinteudent of Public institutions TO
report Adopted
By Mr. Hood. Resolution No 81, TO
pay Mr.. Myers contestant of seat, mill
age and per diem Concurr,d in.
A message from the Senate annOunC-
ed the passage by that body Of Joint
resolutions - 81 and ,, and lis con-
currcnce in resolutions Is, n and %
Resolution No Is, 10 meet at / o clock
on the 18th in Joint session to elect
state tuujcr was laid ON the table for
/ the present
senate resolution No %, for the~com-
lhit'ecs al Ways and Means Of the two
houses to form one Joint committee
JoncUrrod in
Mr. Daggan called up resolution 20
reconsider amendment ON IIouse nm
No J. 10 punish horse stealing Nc |
Withdrawn for the present
House resolution No -, TO legisIate |
on g,n lal rather than special and
local bills. aud y avoid such legislation /
as VAL excite III viii On motion of Mr. 1
Hood laid on the table.
EIIIa
House bin No &c, Incorporating
Nauiston oa and Salt Company, for ag
years. ), cond read n Mr Coon,r
proposed 10 reier lt 10 the Committee
on Corporations Mr.. Raulstop !, islcl +.
the Hon - 10 pass a. without reference.
but Mr. Cooper motion was adopted.
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