The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,

SENATE

FRIDAY, June, 2nd., 1865.
Senate met at 9 o'clock. PRAYER by
Rev. Mr.. Gee.
A message from the House informed
the Senate that it had passed House
Bills Noe Ga, CO and "A, and herewith
transmit the same for the action of the
Senate.
Nj. Senter from the Committee on
Federal Relations, reported upon House
Bill No, 79, to establish a Claim Agency
Of Tennessee in the City Of Washing
ton, recommending its passage.
The same from Committee on Corpo-
rations reported upon Senate Bill No.
l2i, recommending its passage with &C,
companylng amendment
Mr.. Bowen introduced Senate Bill,
No. l3l, to consolidate the different
land Offices in this State. Passed frat
reading.
Mr.. Hall offered Senate Joint resolu-
ton No. 50, authorizing the Secretary
of State to furnish the Court of Dyers-
burg, with a code free of charge, the
same having been burned in the Court
house by the rebels. Under the rules
lays oVer One day.
Senate bill No l04, prescribing an
oath 70 be taken by persons bringing
suits, vas taken up and a lengthy dis
cussion ensued, pro and con between
Messrs. Smith, Frazier, Butler, Bowen
and Randolph, In which Mr. Randolph
and Butler used some very exciting
language against each other. After
some explanatory remarks, good feel
ing seemed to be again entertained be-
tween the gentlemen.
Without coming 10 a vote the Senate
a adjourned to ? o'clock, P. u.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Randolph from,the Committee on
Elections reported against Senate bill
No. ll3.
A message from the House informed
the Senate that it had passed House
bill No l38, in lieu of Senate bin No.
lO2; also had concurred in Senate Joint
Resolution No q.
House bill No. I38, 10 limit the elect.
i've franchise. Passed first reading.
Senate bill No. l04 was again taken
up, and after much debate was rejected
by a vote of ii TO 10
Senate bill No l27, to incorporate the
Tennessee mining snd manufacturing
company. Passed second reading.
A message from the House informed
the Senate that it had passed House
Joint resolution No IS, TO adjourn on
Wednesday the 9th, until the first Mon
day in October, and TO appoint a com
mittee of five from the House and
three from the Senate, to select the
most important bills that they may be
passed before that time. Rejected
On motion Senate bill No 90, 10 &C
cept the charter of the Bank of Mid
die Tennessee was taken up and passed
its third reading, and transmitted to
the House.
Mr. Bosom introduced Senste bill
No. los in reference to the sale Of the
specie of the Bank OF Tennessee. Pass.
ed first reading.
Senate bill No. l25, for the payment
! of the Governors Staff Passed third
reading and transmitted to the House
Senate bill No. l29, TO make valid
acts Of certain officers. Passed third
reading.
Nj. Senter from the committee on
corporations reported upon Senate bill
No 50, to incorporate the Cumberland
Basin Petroleum and Mining Company
and as amended recommended its pas
sage Passed third reading and trans
mitted to the Houee
House bill No. ia, 10 charter the
Tennessee Express Company. Passed
second reading,
Messrs. Butlerand Randolph retrsct
ed everything they they may have said
d~isrespectful Of each other this morn>
ing, and apologised to the Senate that
anything of the kind should have oc
Cured.
The Senate then adjourned to 5
o'clock tomorrow morning.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FRIDAY, June 1.-The House was call
ed to order at 9 o'clock. Prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
MESSAGE FRON THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate was re-
eeived, announcing the passage Of Sen
ate bills Nos 81, IS, log, lis, and g.. |
also. with Senate AmedmenL and sub. |
hitting them for the action the House.
Bills on SECOND READING.
Senate bill No SO, repeating an act
repeating section 400 of the Code
Passed
House bill No l3l, disqualifying all
rebels from holding Office, either civil
or military, in Tennessee. Referred to
committee on Judiciary.
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