The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06


msut il the directicn 81 general education
rhis was necessary Ia this country, which
must ever base its prosperity on the general
intelligence Of its people. Il members con
tinue in theis present. disFosit.on 10 talk
/ they would spend iar more TINE than would
the meeting q thc assoc alton W. hich would
Be the most prohiahle. be Would leave The
public 70 determine.
AIr. Richards called i1r the AYES and
Noes, aud the result was - iollovs
Ayes-Messrs. Andcrso-. Arnell, Bsrton,
Baker, Brandon, Britsle, Coward, Doughty,
Dowdy, Duggan, DunneWay, Elliott, Faulk-
ner, Freeman, Fus0n. Garner, ELMER, Grove,
Grmmett, Hudson, Iumau, Jones Of Ciai-
borne, Jones Of Greene, kerchival, Laws,
Mason, Maxwell, McN air, Melton, Maliins,
| Mulloy, Mos, Norman, Porter, hauleton,
! Richards, Rogers, Scales, Simmerly, ShuliE,
| Snodderly, TRornburgh, Underwood, Wat
ers Of Wilson, " arIcn, Walker, Welch,
Wines, Wocdc0ek and Mr.. Speaker HeiskelL
SO.
Noes-Messrs. Bledsoe, Carter, Cameron,
Hood, Nicks, 0sdway, Simmons, Steele,
steacald, Travis, Thomas Of Coffee, WI
iiams and Wrght.-Is.
A communicates vas 7eciVed from the
Senate anuoGnciuF the appo.ntnlsni 81
committee 20 act 10 conjunction with that q
the House relative . ne publication Of the
names Of decreased soldirrs.
Mr. ARIEL offsrrsl the foFouinzt-
Rsssircd That tie Cow risa1 81 requested
70 furnish information 70 The House. as 10
the manner 10 which sIe tions 70 an vacan-
eies for members Of The Legislature were
held, particularly with reference 90 he set
. limit the slsesye Franchise, passed June
5, 1855
Mr.. Arneu moved % suspend the rules.
rur4fnk An.
/ Brittle, ameron, ana Hood The resoie-
ton vas thea adopted una aiInousay.
~ orEsrIoS ol rElgmEGf-
Mr. Hood rose 10 q question Of privilege,
and said;
Mr.. Speaker riss 20 q question Of privl-
lege j find the foliosing par yraph in
the Louisville Journal Of yesterday;
On the Tennessee Les isleuirel Just &C.
sembied, Mr. Jas. R. Hold, from Chatte
nooga, and Eve other members, are prepar-
ing articles Of Impeachment against GOV.
BiownloE, upon tue ground that be has
illegally appointed Justices o. the Peace
snd other otieers contrary TO the laws Of
The s ate The action Of Mr. Hood and his
colleagues viii doubtless lead to an inter
ssting and exeiiing discussion IN the Legs
laturs."
It IS not ny habit to refer u Newspaper
notices Of myself, no matter how incorrect
or unjust they may be- bus the paragraph
just read BY the Clerk processes 70 give 10
flrmstiou Of such q character that feel
constrained . say oEe wc-d b. way Of de-
NAL II is a lavorite theory with a numsr-
Gus eiass that the bell Of which We read IN
the Scriptures consists In the g1awirg Of
guilty conscience through all etsrnity. Il
may be that this theory holds good in poli-
ties IS well a. in religion, aud that i IS ths
knowledge Of guilt on The part Of His Excel
lelcy which has given rise 70 this report
for assure you, sir, and this House, that
never thought Of prefeatiDg articles Of i'm
parchment against Gov BroWnloTi have
no colleague In an effort Of that kind,
and DO not know that any member contern-
plated such thing. 7 have publicly crit-
cised the sets Of the Governor and expect 10
continue TO do 50 whenever occasion re-
quires.
Pusrrc HLLs.
By NJ. slsgold An act to amend an act
regulating the time of hOlding the civil
courts, in The 18th, 18th, sad l4th Judicial
Districts Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Judiciary.
The House then diourned tin two o'clock,