The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08
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SENATE
FslDAx April Z, 1865 Senate met
pursuant 70 adjournment, at 9 O'Clock
4 X, speaker Rogers in the chair
Prayer oy the Rev. ] P Holtineer
The minutes we're read bv he Clerk
and adopted.
A message was isSivea from the
house announcing their concurrence
n the senate Resolution {No 81 rels-
i've 70 the amended Constellation.
Inc douse c0neurred in the Senate
hesoiution appointing a COMMITTEES on
the state of the Library, and sents
message to that effect,
The Speaker informed the members
thst Major General Tilouias had kind
~ rendered 70 the General Assembly.
Tree transportation on the United States I
Military railroads. Also that all the I
public documents Of the Slate was at /
their disposal in the Library whenever
they wished 10 coDsult. them.
Ar. Lasatef moved to reconsider the /
vote OF yesterday, ordering 10000 cop
les OF the Governors Message and In
augural Address to be printed.
Inc motion was debated, and the
question submitted and lost
The Senate concurred in the House
Resolution rendering thanks to Major
General bomas for his kind prefer OF
free trans p0riation on the United
States Milisaryra
The Standing Committees were an
nounced by the Speaker, and read by
the clerk. Mr.. Trimble moved to have
100 copies printed
Concnrred in. So 80
Iii. Wisener moved that Standing
Committee on Freedmen be appointed.
which was concurred in.
The Standing Committees were an
nouneed as follows
Isl Elections. - Messrs. Randolph
Chairman-Peart, Hurst, Muse, Trina
bic
ID FfnGuces AID Was and Means =
Aessrs Butler, Bosom, WiseneT, Trim
bic, Spence, Hall, Senter
"a. Gains --Messrs. Hall, Mckinney
Keith, Cate, Lasater.
An EsfNeafion and Common Schools =
Messrs. Bosom, Trimble, Bowen, But
Ter, FFierson, Mckinney, Smith
5tA ,;z1ieiary -Messrs Trimble But.
Ter. Hurst, Muse, Smith, Wisener, Ran
dolph.
Oh Internal Improvements -Messrs
Smith, Wisener, McElwee, Senter, Bos
son, Spence, Bowen.
7th On Military A1airs -Messrs Hurst,
Lasater, Cate, Butler, Mckinney, Cy-
pert, Hill
sd Nag c5.utiss and County Lines -
Messrs. Case, Randolph, cyPert, Nc
Elwee
Oh Penitsntiary. - Messrz Spence,
Trimble, Wisener, Bowen, Smith
lOh. Banks-Messrs Frasier, Butler,
Bosom, Case, Wisener, Frierson, Sew
ard
lin. Federal Relatfons.-Messrs Wise
ner, SETTER, Butler, Trimble, Smith
Peart, MasS
l2th Public Roads-Messrs MoElKee
Keith, Spence, Mckinney, Lasater
1874 Enrolled BiNE-Aessrs. Senter
Frasier, Mckinney.
l4th Pubic Greunds and Buildings
Messrs. Bowen; Trimble, Bosom.
18th Lanaaic AEglstss -Messrs Stuart
Case, Bowen, McElwee, Smith.
Ion Agriculture and Maugfactiyss -
messrs. Frierson, Hall, Spence, Wise
ner, Pa 'olph.
7 III. 7 sbEng ana Tipping Houses :
Mes, S. Muse, Senter, Cate Lasater
Cypei
18h O -poraEons. = Messra. ssnter
Lssate NJ lse. Cate, Randolph, Smith
Peart
T 1871. II samen-8Lessrs Case, Bos'
son, MS Kin icy, Wisener, Butler
Mr.. Scatter moved the appointment
Of standing committee on the subject
Of Corporations Concurred in.
Mr. Senter asked that the name o
Mr. Randolph be substituted for hi
own on the Judiciary Committee. Con
cured in.
Mr. Bowen offered resolution, az
/ pointing q Committee 70 contract 70
the printing of the Senate, until Pat
lie Printer was elected. Adopted
: Mr. Cate submitted a memorial from
!, Nh. Myers, contesting tho seat Of IL
f Senter, which was read, and referIei I
: the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The introduction of resolutions an
: bills being announced in order,
e Mr. Smith introduced Senate bill
o NO authorizing Judges and Chan
cellors to hold the County Courts i
certain cases. Referred to the judi
9 ciary Committee.
!, A resolution Of thanks TO Maio
!. General Thomas for his gallant defenc
i, Of Nashville, was offered by Mr. Fra
sier, aud asking. an appropriation for
y handsome sword to be presented on be
I half Of the loyal people Of Tennessei
> to that distinguished officer and gentle
:. man, as slight testimonial of their 81
probation of his great service to tn
= country.
= Mr. Bowen suggested that somethin
n of more durable and substantial chai
II acter he rendered to the General.
life sized portraits by q master artist, &
7 be hung up 40 thetSenste Chamber O
n Library. be thought would be NOR
n suitable than a sword
- Mr. Frasier concurred in the sugge.
sion OF Ar. Bowen. No further acnoi
was taken NEF
On motion adjourned to 10 o'cloc
le tomorrow morning