The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09
SENATE BILL on SECOND READING

Senate bill No "a, TO re-charter the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
Nashville, as amended. Passed
SENATE Bills or Third READ1Ke.
Senate bill No 81, to incorporate the
East Tennessee Union Petroleum, Coal
Iron, and Salt Company, with amend.
ment incorporating the Nashville Oil
and Mining Company; with an addi-
tional amendment, Incorporating the
Tennessee Oil and Mineral Company.
Passed.
Senate bill No. 1856: To incorporate
the Tennessee Mining and Manufac-
turing Company.
Senate Bili No. 70: Disquaiifying all
persons from holding office who are ex-
Guided from voting by the franchise
bill Mr. Arnold moved to reconsider
the amendment adopted yesterday.
ME Cooper moved 70 lay the motion
TO reconsider on the table. Lost-syes
80, noe 80. The motion TO reconsider
was put. and carried by ayes %, noes
Mr.. Arnell then moved, as an amend
ment 20 the bill, that no persons ap.
pointed by Governors johnson and
BroWnlow, and no soldier honorabiy
discharged from the United States ser
vice, ahau be required 70 take the oath
embodied in the bill.
Mr. Cooper proposed an additional
amendment that the provisions of the
bill shall not apply 70 any persons now
holding office i the State. Laid on
the table.
Several other minor amendments
were offered and voted down; when
Mr.. Cooper introduced an amend
ment providing that the provisions of
the bill shall only apply TO the officers
holding political Offices in the State, and
not 10 municipal and county Offices
Carried-syes 50, noes 80.
The hill, with Messrs. Arnelrs and
COopers amendments, was put on its
passage, sndpassed its second reading
RESOLUTION.
Mr. Hood introduced q resolution
pledging the Union party Of Tonnes
see 70 the support Of the National Ad.
ministration in its policy on the ques-
ton Of State rehabilitation. Laid over
uuder the rules l
BR1s on rmRD REkDTE0.
House bill No l35, providing for The
Punishment Of persons found with a
heoe Tag IN their possession. Passed
House bill No l4l, requiring certain
persons to deliver up certain arms
This bin requiring that guerrillas, bush
and returned Rebel soldiers
shall give up their arms. Mr. Cooper :
moved that the word "Rebel soldiers 4
be stricken out On putting the
amendment it was found there was no :
Quorum present. when the House took
; recess until = O'Clock '
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The consideration Of House bill No Z
III was resumed :
Mr.. Smith, CT 0bion, moved 10 most. :
zone mther action on the subject until |
he 18th of October next Lost aves c
3, noes 81.
Mr.. Coopers amendment Striking ont z
he words "Rebel soldiers, coming up !
lie adoption, was lost by ayes q, c
ices IS.
The bill was then put on its passage,
,hen 1t passed its last reading by ayes \
0 q p.
MESSAGE FEox THE KSArR =
A message from the Senate was 70
esvedannoaneing thepassage Of House
Ill No l35.
sENATE Hills on FIRST READING
Senate bill No. 1856. prescribing an
ath for lawyers and railroad and bank
Mr. Cooper moved to indefinitely
ostpone the bill Lost
Mr. Grove moved its postponement 20
18th OF October. Carried; ayes 81. y
Oes 81.
Senate bill No. ll2, Cor the relief Of =
slaon, Smith snd DeKAib ~counties,
I'D for tie Lebanon and Nashville AZ
arnpike Laid On tbs tahia