The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-30

oath, and was placed by the Speaker
on the Military Committee, and the
Committee Of Ways and Means.
BILLS.
Mr. Steele from Committee on Freed.
men, reported House Bill No. AZ. with
amendments, with the RECOMMENDATION
that It pass Il relates to negro mar.
risges. Laid over and ordered 10 be
printed
By the same, House Bill, No 90 with
recommendation that il be rejected
Bill No q covering the same subject
The Bdl was withdrawn by Mr. Water
of Wilson, who introduced il
By MIR. Stegald: to amend the ro.5
isWs, declares who shall be liable r.
work on State roads. Passed frat resd
ing and referred TO Judiciary Commit.
tse
By Mr. Thornburg: To disfrapcbiss
traitors, rebels, conspirstors, and taeir
abettors aud adherents for the next
five years, or until this act be repealed
Psssed hrst reading and referred 70
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
By MIR Ryder: To incorporate the
Carlo and New Orleans Pilots Associa
ton Passed first reading and referred
TO Corporation Committee.
By Mr.. Garner: To repeal article 8
of chapter 5, Of the Code. Passed first
reading.
Senate bill Il: incorporating the
Memphis Atheneum Club. Passed
second reading and referred to the Ju.
dietary Committee.
Senate bill No. l9: Regulating ap.
pointments of Notaries Public Passed
second reading and referred 10 ths Ju.
dietary Committee.
Senate bill No. 20: To pay J. 6 Fra
zer 500 for service done. Passed sec
ond reading.
House oil No %, To suppress guer
lila bands, by means of q county pstroIe.
Passed second reading and referred
% Military Committee.
REsOLUTIoSs
By Dir. ThornburR, A resolution, ask,
ing the President " pardon such pris
oners OF war as are ready 70 take the
oath, have lain in prison rather than
be exchanged 70 dgnt again with tne
rebels. Laid over
By the same, To 20 into elections, in
joint session, on Tuesday next at ii
o'clock, for 2 State Librarian, and q
Public Printer. Adopted
Senate resolution declaring the late
election for State Comptroller, when
Mr. DLllin was elected, void. Concur
red in.
Senate resolution, No. 20, To meet on
Tuesday next at II O'Clock, 10 elect q
State Comptroller.
Ar DiilIn moved 70 lay on the ta'
bic. Ar Hood supported The motion
dr Cooper favored agreeing with the
Senate resolution. M D loa motion
was lost Ayes Is, noes 70 The Sen
ate resolution was concuir-d in.
Senate objections 70 House amend
ments torescluuon No 80, we're taken
under consideration. Tie resolution
calls on the President TO protect Ten
nessee from domestic violence and in
/ vasiOn.
Mr. Hood said the difference between
the Senate and the House is, the Sen.
ate wants tie Governor 70 have com
mand OF the troops called for, the
House wishes the command to be in
the President. He moved that the
House adhere to It's amendment and
that q committee of conference be ap-
pointed on the subject
Mr. Anderson favored the Sanste's
resolution. 1t was unlikely that Gen.
Thomas would remain here, the rebel
hon being ended, to take command Of
three thousand troops He thought
Mr. Hood was calling in question the
Governors competency Mr. Hood re-
piled that his remarks referred to n7ik.-
dary competency atone.
Col. Minis moved to lay Mr.. Hood S
motion upon the table, which was lost.
Mr Cooper favored a conference.
Mr. Hoods motion was adopted, and
Mr. HOod, Mr Mullins, and Mr. Lewis
appointed the Committee Of conference
on the part ofthe House. Referred 70
the committee On claims.