The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

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amendment, when the House reconsid.
cred its vote Of non concurrence.
A motion was then made to concur
with the amendment, which was car
ried. So the bill was lost.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate announc.
ed the passage by that body of several
bills, and asking the concurrence OF
the House
THE REVENUE BILL.
On the motion of Mr.. Symmetry to
reconsider. Senate bill No. Ia Yves ia
ken up.
MI Arnell proposed an amendment
that $4,000 from the State revenue
be appropriated TO the school fund.
Mr. Cooper moved to amend this
amendment, by providing that such ap-
preparation shall be after the current
expenses and the State debt are pro-
vided for.
Several members warmly advocated
liberal appropriation for our public
schools, such measure being almost
Of greater Importance than any other
that could come up.
Mr. Hood thought our resources were
ample for the proposed appropriation.
lie said we owed more to the offspring
Of the men who have fought the bat
ties Of tie country than TO wealthy
traitors holding our State bonds.
On the question being put on the
adoption Of Mr. Aruell's amendment
with the additional amendment of Mr..
Cooper, 1t was carried without a dis
seuung voice
ON motion Of Mr.. Cooper. the bill
was then referred TO the Judiciary
Committee until Tomorrow morning,
for the purpose Of q more close exsmi-
nation Of its several sections.
The Congressional District bill was
brought up, hut without having any
sctiou taken on IT, IL was referred TO
the Committee for redistricting the
State
Nav Bills
BY Mr. Hudson. To incorporate the
Tennessee ColoniaI, Mining and Manu-
featuring Company Passed and re-
Bv Mr. Do,.Sl5so,,.. n. t y1-,.'-o'-'5.
county f,rI fLn -af1r,sa 80 g
BIourt caurfr Pei "
By Dir. Griffith To incorporate the
East Tennessee and Cumberland Iron.
Petroleum, Coal, Lead and Zinc Com.
Dspv. Passed and rera~Ta5 - 49,, -
tee on Cornoroticrz ~ " ~1o--- -i''''
RESOLUTION.
By Mr. Simmerly: That the Public
tnnter be required to publish the Pro
,eedIngs Of the Tennessee Union and
Liberty Convention. Laid over under
he rules.
On motion, the House took 4 recess
al two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bin No OF To s,,r,l,, Loot
leeds and title neoars with rercrt &c /
Judiciary Committee COMMONWEALTH
Is passage. Passed
House bin a.. To re,e,I all I,,r- -
elation to slaves. with renort oF Gem
nittee on Freedmen Observation-Disclosures
.assage. Passed
House bin s.. To law d. mol, to- an
rec persons of color Cor r5iI;tor,- -
.ozes. created soma discussioD AZ In
iciary Committee bayirc, rs,,ort. 80 "a
erselv to its MASSAGE
Mr. Moss srrued that the hin v.s
unconstitutional besides il YVES mani
astlv unjust IN lex tba 1,a,ro. rvI,;Ia o
{ present. we denied him The rirbt of
lhraQe.
Mr.. Mullov Thought that ss elaverv
-as abolished and The slave now a freq
nan, the lstter would feel HIGHLY hon
red by being allowed the priviiere Of
aging the tax.
Mr.. Hermans argued the rloripg in
lstice OF taxing the negro. when our
'Cislaji0u here was taking a direction
roscribing his political rights He
las against the tax.
Alr. steele was satisfied that the bill
a7 unconstitutional, therefore he was
sa'hsI u without dwelling on the
usstion oil expedlency.
NlT. Doughty favored the taxation. !
The question being called for, the re-
OFT OF the Judiciary committee was
H. ~. ii- - ~ "a ga. olIi oei'aseu
= -. - w - ttse''se the PEG
y % oiu 'Ne i,..N mem OF clate taxes Tor
le seaI7 100, ahd Leo4r with an 4
l1ehcinent oy 1Ir Coward. Passed.
mouse o.l NO by, 10 incorporate the
alro and New Orleans Pilot BeneVo-
NJ 81 Ascension ID. Passed
mouse OH No -, TO incorporate the
sli i- on Mining and Manuisc-
rI,s,l. i-ilI ~ S .,S nsllteA hasseo
.clson OH. Coal and sd S 80 =,
,iect;oD being mq5a ~ d. 80 =
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