The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. Is.

SENATE.
FRrDAT, Oct. Is.
senate met st ~, a. N. -
Ny. Carrigan presented E comnunieation
fnsn Alfred Bearaen, Agent Freedmen's
Bureau, Lincoln county, on the importance
Of fndine guardiens and hgues for colored
chiidreo Who are now disposed to stroll
about the ccuntry trom place ta place. That
i wss Necessary, and more especially with
the girls, who were more trouble than the
opposite sex, and who viii soon be 50 far
corrupted they cannot get homes. That q
law be provided giving the County Court
the power to bind them out until the age Of
twsniy-one, and to provide wise police reg
nlatlons for the government and training Of
freedmen while in their minority. Refer
red % Committee on Freedmen.
Mr.. Trimble introduced q bill to pay such
members Of The General Assembly e we're
sick and absent on the passage Of the appro-
priatioa bill, and whose names were omitted
therein their per dieuy for the last session Of
this General Assembly. Passed first read
inc 4pa- it- -sUrs.a - - =.
The report Of the COMMITTEES on Eduea-
ton wa read and approved 20 51
Mr. Bosom, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES.
Introduced Senate Bill No. lie, TO provide
for the organization. supervision and NAH
tenanee Of Free Schools. Passed first
reading
Mr.. B'ssOn offered Senate esROluti0B 10.
IS, that the Comptroller report to the Senate
schedule specifically setting forth dates,
names and amounts Of arrearages due he
State by Tax Collectors for the years
ls59-e0-'6l, aud the reason why the same
has not been paid into the Treasury.
On motion, Senate Joint Resolution No. Z,
to have the laws Of this and the next session
Of the Legislature published in the Knox
vile Wing and the Memphis Daily Review,
was taken up.
Mr.. Frazier offered an amendment. that
the Press aud Times, Of NashviL E, be added.
Mr.. Carrigsa offered 70 insert the Nash
vile Daily Banner 10 lieu. BE did not be-
ieye in giving to one the monopoly OF the
printing; thai II the law or the election Of
the Public Printer did not require him to
publish the laws in his paper, he bought
that share Of the printing should be ex-
tended to the other papers as well.
Mr.. Trimbte moved TO lay it on the table.
Mr.. AFRICAN called for the ayes and noes,
which he afterwards withdrew.
Mr. Cate renewing the call, the vote vas
then taken, and those voting in the ahirma-
tive we're:
Messrs. Aldridge, Bosom, Bowen, Cate,
Cypert, Case, Frazier, Frazier, Of Knox,
Keith, Mckinney, McElwee, Newbern,
smith, senter, spence, Trimble, and Mr..
Speaker FriersOn-I3.
In the negative; Messrs. Carrigan, John
son and Lasater-3.
Mr.. Eewbern moved 10 insert the West
Tennessee Wing instead Of the Memphis
Review, stating that his constituents had
written 70 him TO have the change SO made
if possible.
Mr.. Aldridge said that the editor Of that
paper had gone astray, as mEny otRer clever
gentlemen had, into the rebellion, and was
lost. .... ....
Mr. Cgpert asked where the gentleman
had been eaUghtanG where lodged, TO which
he made no reply. 5rfi
Mr.. Aldridge then asked leave to with
draw the resolution, which was granted
The Senate then adjourned til II o'clock
Monday morning. .s- --.,