Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at 2 PM.

The House met at PM,
The joint committee appointed to in
| form the Governor elect of his election and
to ascertain at what time he desired the
Inauguration to take place, reported thai
they had waited upon Gov. Brownlow
who had indicated 10 A. NJ, October 10, as
a convenient hour for the inauguration.
The Governors message was then re-
ceived and read by the clerk.
The House voted to print FIVE thousand
copies of the Governors message, four
thousand of which should be in English
and one thousand in German.
1t was resolved that the various portions
of the message be referred to the appropri-
ate committees when appointed
1t was resolved by joint resolution, that
the House and Senate convene together at
10 A. NJ. Tomorrow, 10 attend to the eere-
monies of the inauguration.
The standing cOh mitteas n ere then. n.ail-
nouneed by the Speaker as follows:
C6mmittes on Finance, and Wags and
Means II Messrs. Hamilton, Of Shelby.
Prosser, Bosom, Roach, Thornoureh. OF
Granger, Inman, of Knox, Bean, Shepherd,
Dowdy, Galbraith, Reeves and Agee.
C0mnittee on EducatiOH md Commol
SehOOlS.-Messra. Bosom, Bean, Hamilton,
OF Shelby, Doughty, Faulkner, McNair,
Anderson, Roach, Brown, Taylor, Of Car
ter, Smith and Stone.
Committee on Jtdicidry.-Messr-. Kerchi-
val, Williams Doughty, Cordell, Wood
ward, Roach, Reeves Murphy, Sineletary,
Brown, Gordon and Hammer.
Committee on Enrolled BHs-Messrs.
Shepherd, Taylor, OF Carter, Welch. Nc
Kinley, McFail, Porter, of Dyer, Prest-
wood, Stone, Bosom, johnson, Kerchival
and Hunt
Committee on Iaternal Eulprovszents.--
Messrs. Brown, Ryder, Bosom, Moore.
Lilliard, Anderson, McNair, Waters,
Welch, Walker, White and Bean.
Committee on Clains.-Messrs. Thornbure.
of Jefferson, Singletary, RYDER. Alien.
Bowles, Bosom, Cockrill, Mynott Wines
Thompson, Woodcock and Poston.
Committee on the Penitsutiarv-M Messrs
Bean, Prosser, Woodward, Robinson, Tur-
ner, Porter, of Dyer, Bosom, Inman. of
Cooke, johnson, Moore, Bosom, McBloom.
Committee on Agriculture and Nanufac-
tures-Messrs. Griffith, Faulkner, Waters.
Woodward, Robertson, Bosom, Hacker.
Graves, eagle, Anderson, Gilmer, Hale.
Committee on Lundtic Asv'lem-Me Messrs.
Mynott, Age, Manner, Hewett, McFall,
Pickett, Hunt, Lilliard, Thornburgh, OF
Granger, Allen, Bloom.
CcHlHlittee on Inc0rpOrdtioRs-Me Ry-
der, Cary, eagle, Blackman, Shepherd.
Hamilton, of Shelby, Pickett, Prosser,
Porter, of Wayne, Cockrill, Reeves, Hale.
Committee on Military A6airs-M Messrs.
McNair, Galbraith, Hodges, Prosser, In
man, of Sewer, Taylor, OF Carter, Wood
cock, Mckinley, Faulkner, Blackman,
Welch, Baker.
Committee on NsC Counties and Count,,
Lines-Messrs. Waters, Gilmer, Brewer.
Carter, Childs, Dyer, Graves, Hacker.
Hodges McFall, Hunt, Hamilton.
Committee on BGaks-Messrs Doughty.
Hamilton, of Shelby, Bean, Ryder, Wood
ward, Griffith, Hewett Jacobs, Thompson,
Anderson, Morris, Prestwood
Committee on Public Rodds-M Messrs
Blsckman, Raulston, Carey, Cason. Dowdy.
Hammer, Jordan, Mckinley, Reed, Walker,
lnman, Of Cooke, Griffith.
Committee on EIccfiOns-Roach, Reeves.
Moore, Poston, Pickett, eagle, Brewer,
Bowles, Raulston, Baker, ChiIds, TAYLOR,
of Carter.
Committee on Federal Relafions-Messrs.
Prosser, Cordell, GiImer, Myers, Martin,
Thornburgh, Of Granger, Pitts, Wines,
Hacker, Hale, Murphy, Reeves.
Committee on Public Grounds and Bpil.lfaos
-Messrs. Woodcock, Agee, Carter, Over,
Hodges, Porter, Of Wayne Taylor, Of
Perry, White Of Bradley, Turner, Smith.
Hamilton, OF Lincoln, Morris.
Committee on Tipping and Tipplinq
Houses-Messrs. Moore, Roach. Bosom.
Hamilton OF Shelby, Inman Of Knox. Nc,
Fall, Poston, Singletary, White of Greene
Wines, Reed, Porter of Wayne. gt i
1t was voted to have printed two hun,
dred copies Of the list Of committee au-
Pointments.
Mr.. Waters, introduced a bill providing
that no citizen shall be denied the right 10
hold Office or to sit on juries on account Of
race or color. Laid over under the rules.
A similar bill was introduced by Mr.
Ryder, IN the form Of an amendment 10
The franchise law, annulling the section
which denies TO the coIored citizens the |
right to hold office and to cit on juries. |
to the Committee on Judiciary.
The House then adjourned TO meet at . |
A. N. tomorrow. .a r