Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-04

~ h1DA I nay s"ADCNEULE-IU EELHLE
met at nine O'Clock am.
NEW BILLS.
Senate bill No. 5T4, by the committee
on finance and ways and means Fol-
the benefit of the East Tennessee uni
versity. Passed On first reading.
SENATE FRANCHISE BILL.
The unfinished business of Yesterday
being reached, senate bill No. 500, re-
ported by the franchise committee. was
taken up on its third reading.
Mr.. Carrigan offered the following
amendment: Amend section first so
that all free men of color shall not be
allowed the privileges of the elective
franchise until ten years after the pas
sage of this act.
Laid on the tahlaI ayes II, noes 8.
Mr.. Carrigan offered the following
amendment;
BE 1t further enacted, That this act
shall be held il lieu of the act Of June 5.
1865, and in lieu of all other bills now
pending before this legislature On this
question.
Laid on the table; ayes IS, noes 5.
After considerable discussion. the hin
was rejected by the following vote,
Ayes-Case, Hall, McEIvee, Smith and
Trimble, g..
Noes-Aldri6ge, Bosom, Cate, Cypert,
Garrigan, Frazier of Wilson, Frazier OF
hnoXi johnson, Keith, Mcfarland Moss.
mckinney, Nelson, Powell, Senter and
Speaker FrieTson, Is.
adjourned to o'clock am. tomorrow.
TUESDAY, May1.-House.-The House
was called to order at 8 o'clock.
NEW BILLS.
BY Mr. Mullins For the relief of ju-
foIs and sherlhs in certain cases. Passed.
by q same: To regulate the settle
ment OF accounts of those receiving state
revenue. Passed.
By the same; To i-ncornorate the
Shelbyville Savings Bank. Passed.
By Mr.. Wines: To i-peorporate the
Morrow Insurance Company. Passed
BY Mr., Smith, of Hardeman, To
create the office of Collector of Privileges
OF shelby county. Passed.
BY the same To incorporate the Ar
tesian Spring Of Henry county.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
Allowing mileage and per diem to
Messrs. Cave Johnson and 4. E. Garrett
claimants in the senate.
Mr.. Mullins moved to amend bv strik-
ing out the name of Mr.. Garrett. Car
ried, ayes 81, noes 20. The resolution as
amended was then put and lost.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS TAKEN Up.
Authorizing the judiciary committee
20 inquire IL there Is any relief for the
citizens Of the state who have paid to
the Confederate authorities under the
eontscation debts due to northern eredi.
tors. Adopted and referred to the iudici-
airy committee.
That as many counties of the state are
without representation in the state legis-
lature, by the recent action Of the house.
in excluding from their seats sII those
who had resigned their seats and were
reelected, therefore
ReSotUed, That the clerk of the house
be instructed to transmit to Gov. Brown
low a list Of all vacancies which now
exist, and that be take action to fill the
same Immediately.
After some little discussion, the resolu-
ton was lost by a vote of ayes %, noes32.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING,
To disqualify all rebels and traitors
rom holding Office. Recommitted to the
Judiciary committee.
HoGsE bills ON SECOND REARING.
1SfASfcAe 4Aco tciSOuS OF CSVL uOn
lmmlgrating to this state. Laid on the
table.
To fix the time OF electing Judges. at
generals, etc. Laid en- the table.
Ioprevent seditious and reasonable
practices. Passed.
For the relief of debtors. Laid on the |
table.
To extend the jurisdiction Of justices of
the peace In cases of repleviD. Laid on
the table,
70 authorize county esurt elerEes 10 sat-
WITH sxaeuiers3 III aSssla sadas lad
"a the table
the relief Of shs and stsbles.
Effected.
81 naosiaa tAe HOUSE adjourned until
: O'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE n1rzs e $4,000 sAprEe
To repeal all kHs reafzioflne the sa1eof
Ipirituaus liquors Reiaeted.
To rahr and o6n6rrn the nroeeedings
4 courts en- certain cases Laldon tEs
repeal seetlen s0s Of hs code
Laid oyer.
AliosEing the serTiem m 3 elesk II the
tate tHsasUfer. pss4ad.
Tc repeal ascticns s92h fe25, #zk aad