The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SESArE.
Tuesday. February Is. 1850.

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The Senate me. at 9 a. n.
Mr.. Case introduced Senate Bill 70. 2Is
10 extend the civil and criminal law OF the
State to all persons OF every race.
The following House Bills passed their
first readiog:
To amend the charter OF the South Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Kentucky Railroad
Company.
Authorizing the Treasurer 10 pay Chum-
bly, SAG for special services renaered the
state.
To change he line between The counties
Of Coffee aed franklin.
To equa.ize all Insurance Companies.
To relieve The Franklin and Le1lsburg
Tnrnp Se Company.
To amend tse charter Of the knoxville
and Kentucky Railroad.
To encoalage the Iron Manufacturing
To iuc 1poraie the Citizens Gas J. ght
Company.
Requiring Insurance Companies 10 de-
post certain indemnities 10 ceriain banks.
Fer the benefit OF HousekespeTs and
Heads Of families.
TO incorporate the Unionyille Female
Acsdemy.
70 Incorporate the s.. Peters Literary
Association.
10 amend an act passed February p,
1861, to regula'e and pay ont The Railroad
la1e5 OF Montgomery county.
70 amead tus charter OF she Mobile aud
Ohio Railroad.
To amend The chart.r Of the Esgleviile
and Salem Turnpike.
To amend the charter OF the Eagleyille
and chapel Hin Turnpike.
To incorporate the Unionville Male Acad-
emy.
To change the line between Hawkins and
Hancock couutIe-.
To incorporate the Nashville and Wood
land street kulroad Company
For the relief Of the Nashville aud Deea-
tur Railroad.
TO incorporate the Central Fire Insurance
Company.
To amend the Charter of the White Greek
Turnpike.
TO incorporate the New Orleans aud Ohio
Railroad Com pzny.
Mr.. rrimble introduced Senats bill No.
BIS, for the reliefof the people IA fractional
uownshp four south range aast Of the basis
lice in the OcOee District in Pike County.
Passed first reading.
Sc ate Bill No. I70, commonly known a.
the School Bill, was taken NJ and passed
its third leadinr by a vote of III 10 s.
Mr. Smith presented the following pro-
test, which was ordered 10 be spread upon
the journal. The undersigned enters tnis
his sslamn protest against The assage ci
Sena-e Bill No. 40, Tor the following rea-
IONS;
5Action 43d Of the bin violates Section 10,
Arsicle IL Of tie Constitution. Section a
oftae biIl, directly violates lection 4, Arsi-
Gle 4 ofths Constitution. Tit bill alec Nia-
laies Section %, Article ? Of tho Consllta-
ton
The bin levies enormous taxes 10 psyi a
| swarm Of new and unyea 4 Of officers, and
in the opinion Of the undersigned the peo-
PIE are no. prepared TO submit to oneroni
texes when they have just emerged from q
loi e and desolaticg War, snd however great
the seeming blessings Tor a time OF the NO
lsti.n Of the Constitution, 1t viii even,ualy
cad in ruin, destruction AMI subversion o.
the rights and liberties of the people There
fore the undersigned protests.
JoHN W. SMITH,
Snator from the 25th District.
Senate bill No. 26G, 10 amend the Enroll
ment Laws OF the stale, was rejected
Senate bill No. 22O, to authorize the Nash
vile aud Northwestern Railroad 30 con
struct a branch road. Passed third reading
Adjourned TO Q a. m. to-morroT-