The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

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TagRsDAY, april 6, ls55.-The Senate
convened at nine o'clock, Speaker
Rogers il the chair. apd WAS opaRed
With prayer By the Rev. AlF Hoilson
A utoinfiOn rFas trtnsnst 1l' inn
the Hcust an1oiIn>ing fhas b1inf
tee q thrte had be,n appoi oted 81 ia 1
body and - 81 tliA pstS Of eSenats
a vii on His cellency lhe Coget.
ncr, and inform him that the General
Assembly is ready to receive any com.
municaticn he may desire to make TO
the two Houses.
Mr. Butler stated that similar res
olrtion had been passed By the Senate,
which was entitled 70 take precedence
OF the House resolution
Mr.. Carter offered s Bill, entitled
e s Act 70 charter hank OF Discount.
and Deposit st Cleveland which WIS
laid dfeEs under tlie rules.
r te4rt cliered Bill. entitled an
!. Act T. 1dpeai section 3 800 and 3 sos,
Art 8. Of chapter 4th Of Witness Ccde'
/ of Tennessee, Published in 35e which.
| passed ia ffaf rea6iri
Mr. Smith offered Bin to change
the place Of holding the Supreme Court
for West Tenaessae--from Jackson 10
Memphis,--snd for other purposes,
which passed its frst reading without
ofposiiios, ana was Ibid over, under
rules.
Mr. Butler offered q Bill to regulate
the Issuing Of attachments and for
other purposes, which IS intended to
rhfaedy any detects noF IN Go 1sH thas
I lhusels and delays the speedy trial Of
ell suits agsinst parties who have killed
OF imprisoned Union men, and allotted
in 50 doing, or taking and causing 20
be destroyed, the property Of Union
if8sn. MIC urf 1frf4n
Mr.. Smith offered Bill to increase
the salaries of the Judges Of the State
to the sum of six kl1ousa ,ld dollars per
auDuzn, pay bic quaFteriy whiol9 passed
its first reading.
Mr. Bosom introduced a Bill to
change the County Seat Of Shelby
county, from Raleigh to Memphis,
which passed It's fret reading
Mr.. Brown offered a resolution or.
pointing three members on the part OF
the Senate and-on the part of the
House 70 examine int and report the
proceedings Of the so-called Legislature
Of the State, which met st the Capitol
OF Nashville on the 18th OF Adril, 1861,
in order to- ascertain the amount OF
money illegally appropriated from the
State Treasury BY said body, and that
the COMMITTEES have power 10 send for
persons and papers. Referred 10 the
judiciary COMMITTEES
Mr. Butler offered a resolution ten
dering Cha thanks Of the General As
sembly Of Tennessee and the people Of
the State 10 the Legislature OF Ohio for
the christian and patriotic offer Of thr
body torelieve the destitute people Of
our State ia their adversely, and in
strncting the Secretary OF State to
transmit e copy Of the resolution to the
Secretary Of State Of Onto Adop-
ted sta
a message was received from the
Honse informing the Senate Of the rat
ifcation BY the House Of the Amend
ment 20 the Constitution Of the United
States by Congress, abolishing slavery,
and asking the concurrence Of the
SENATE ll1 at-t
A message was received from the
Governor, transmitting to the Senate
his Message, which, on motion, vas read
by Che clerk
At The conclusion Of fhe residing Of
the document, it was moved that ten
thousand copies OF the message and
ike number Of the Inaugural Address
be printed for the use of the Senate,
which was concurred IN.
On motion, adjourned to 9 o'clock
70 morrow morning.