The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-10
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The consideration Of the taxation and
representation resolution resumed. The
following b. the resolution in full
RuEEEAs. representation and taxation are
iusepatable iD all free governments, aud as
the state of Tennessee is bound for her
proportionatc part OF the public debt; and,
MuEkEAs, she has elected none but origi-
nal Union men 10 represent her in the pre-
sent Congress OF United States, and only
such ss can consistently take the Congres-
sioual oath, therefore,, be 1t
RESOLVED, that the Senators and Repre-
ssutatiyes elected 10 the present Congress
are as much and as fully entitled 10 their
seats as the members from any other State
in the Union.
Alter some little discussion, the previous
question 10 reconsider the vote indefinitely
postpouing the resolution was put and car
ried by ayes az, noes IA.
Mr.. symmetry moved the main question
on the adoption Of the resolution, which
was lost, by ayes "A, noes 80.
Mr.. Wines offered the following substi-
tuto That we couhde in the patriotism and
integrity Of the President, and the Congress
OF the United States, who in the past, in our
coun,ry's greatest trial, so earnestly mani
tested their devotion 20 the Republic, and
have stood together IN their loyalty n
patriotism 10 preserve the life of the nation;
and that it is the sense of this body that the
Senators and Representatives from Tennes-
see should be admitted TO their seats in the
Congress OF the United States at a day as
early as may be consistent with the public
good.
Mr.. Rogers moved that the main question
be put GA the adoption Of The substitute.
Carried-syes 81, noes ..
TIE question on tho adoption Of the sub
siitute was then put and carried, By ayes
40, noes -.
Mr. Uartctt moved that the word Con
gross be omitted from the substitute,
which
Mr.. Mullins moved to lay on the table,
carried by syes A., noes 20.
Mr.. Thcmas moved 20 amend by adding
after the word Congress" the following
s. o far as il accords with, supports snd sus-
taius the policy OF Andrew Johnson as
President OF tho United States.
Mr.. Mullins moved 20 lay the amendment
on she table. Carried, ayes Al. noes 20.
Mr.. NIIiams movedthat where the Presi-
dents name occurs m the resolution, It be
stricken out. Lost.
Mr.. Symmetry offered the following
amendment. That the public good Of the
loyal people Of the susie demands that our
senators and Representatives be admitted
10 their seats immediately.
Mr.. Pstten moved % lay the amendment
on thctahle. Lost, ayes :, noes 81.
The question on She adoption Of the
amendment was put snd carried BY the fol-
lowiug vote:
Ayos-Mcssrs. Baker. Brandon, Blcdsoe.
Cliugau, Coward, Duegan, Elliott. Fuson,
Garrett, Grove, Jones Of Green, Marable.
Mason, Mulloyi Moss, Murphy, Nicks, Nor
man, ordwsy, PARKS, Scales, simmons,
symmetry, ShultEs ~SuoddeTly, Thornhurr,
Thomas. Warreu, Williams. Willis. Wynne,
and Mr.. Speaker Hciskell-s3.
Noos-Messrs. B!sckman, Carter, Don
aldsou. Doughty, Dowdy, Garner, Glmer.
Grimmett, Hud,on, Hale, Jones OF Clsi-
borne, KcrchIyal, Maxwell, McNsir. Mul-
Inns. Patton. Porter. Pickett, Rauistou,
Rogers, smith OF H~srdeman, Waters Of
Wilson, Wsters OF Madison, Walker ct.
Eaca, Welsh, Wines, Woodcock sud
Mo1ds-2S.
Before any further seton was had. on
moti0r the House SdIoumsd until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.