The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

herJ OF men, by any rebel.
The amendment was adopted and
the bill as amended passed its second
reading
Mr.. Spence asked leave of absence
for Mr. Frierson until Tuesday next
Granted
Mr.. Butler introduced Senate hill
No "A, to incorporate the East Tennes.
Sc Petroleum and Mining Company
Passed first reading.
Mr. Butler also introduced Sonata
bill No. IS, to incorporate the East
tennessee ana Kentucky Petroleum
Company. Passed first reading.
Mr. Frierson introduced Senate bill
No. 10 TO determine the Qualification
of voters IN conformity to the Schedule
Of the 9Th Section, adopted bv the
Convention held in Nashville Tam
in January last, and ratified nv tbe
people on the 22d of February. Which
il in the words and figures following.
Sec 9th of Schedule. THE oualiscs,.
ton Of voters and the Limitation of H.
elective franchise may be determined
by the General Assembly which shall
first assemble under the amended Con.
stituton.
SIC. !. Be L enacted b. the General a.
seHbty Of he State Of Tlrnessse That
every white man of the age of twenty
one years who has been known in bis
| county to be an unconditional and IN
swerving friend Of the United States
| Government since the Sth day of June,
| 1851, or can prove such friendship by
I fvur nd frsra1 -
tonable Union sentiments, or has
taken the oath contained in the Am
nesty Proclamation Of the President Of
the United States, dated Dec. sth,
1868, and voted in the last Presidential
election, held in November, 1864. or
voted in the election Of this State. held
February %, 1865, or in the election
for members of the Legislature, on the
4th of March last, and is an inbabitant
OF the State of Tennessee, and a citi.
zen OF the county wherein he may offer
his vote, six months next preceding
the day Of election, shall be entitled
TO vote for members of the General
Assembly and other civil officers for
the County or District in which he re-
sides; and no other inhabitant of this
State shall be allowed TO exercise the
privilege Of voting prior 10 the meet
ing OF the General Assembly on the
LIST Monday in October, 1871, and dur.
ing the sessions Of said General Assem-
bly,, amendments TO the Constitution
on this subject may be agreed upon
and submitted TO the people for theiI
ratification or rejection.
l GrC . r. - E,-tL - -, m Al
Act shall DO part of the Constitution o
Tennessee, and take effect from the
date OF the passage Of the same. Passed
first reading.
The resolution of Mr.. Bosom, reoui
ring statement from certain banks o
their assets and liabilities, was taker
up and adopted.
Senate bill No IS: Reported from
the Judiciary Committee to establish
the 9TH Chsncery District of the State
Passed second reading.
Also Senate bill No. So: To re enac
Sec 1866 repealed in 1860. Passet
, second reading.
Also Senate bill No 60: To proyid
for regular Street Railroad Companie.
Passed second reading.
Also House bill No. 49, In regard t
= the real estate of the State. Passe,
. second reading.
, Mr. Senter moved that Tuesday mex
be set apart for the especial purpose O
taking up the bills on election, as /
was the most important business tina
q had yet been before the Senate. TIL
4 motion was adopted.
House bill No. As: Reported fror
the Judiciary Commute to amend SCI
= $50 Of the Code.
nv. Senter moved the striking GU
. Of so centG
Mr.. Randolph said that would de
stroy the object of the bill. The me-
7 ton was lost The bill then passed il
4 second reading.
! Senate bill No II, introduced by N
y Hurst in lieu of Senate bill No "a (
j prevent fraudulent transfers, and fC
d other pcrpases. Passed second reaC
. ing
! The committee on Agriculture en-
Manufacturing recommended the r,
lection Of Senate bill No % to eneoul
4 age the production Of wool in Tenne
II see, on the ground that laws are a
ready provided for the same. Upo
y Ibis followed a running debate o
sheep-killing dogs, after which Mr. Bow
an asked permission to withdraw tn
same for amendment, which was gran
ed
Mr. Spence introduced Senate bill N
IS, to establish the loyal integrity Z
the State Passed first reading, refer
red to the Judiciary committee anC
$50 copies ordered to be printed
Mr. Senter moved the printing of l 5
copies of Senate bill No &c, also, whicl
motion was concurred in.
The Senate then adjourned to Q
clock this evening.
q EVENING SESSION.
: Senate met without 8 quorum and a.
D iourred until tomorrow morning a
} the usual hour
! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
r FRIDAY, May TO-
MORNING SESSION
|, The House met Of O'Clock. Praye
by the Rev Mr. Huntington
A message from the Senate an
nounced the adoption by that body Of
House bills No Is, IL, 81, and 55
House resolution 10 IS concurred il
and committee appointed, and Hous,
resolutions No. l, 3, q Z, 9, IL, Is, 20
q, % and %, concurred IN.
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