Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-09

The special committee on procuring a
marble statue of Abraham Lincoln, to be
placed in the Representative Hall, reported
favorably to the object
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Patton: A resolution requesting
the Comptroller to report the amount due
10 education and common schools by the
State Laid over.
Mr.. Clingan offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved by the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee, That the commission
ers appointed by this Assembly to look
after the fund known as the school fund Of
this State, which was placed in the Ten
nessee National Bank at Memphis, by r.
L. Stanford, late State Treasurer, be and
they are hereby requested to report the dis
position of the fund, or such part of the
fund recovered by them.
The rules were suspended and the reso-
luton adopted.
By Mr.. Richards, of Shelby: A bill to
incorporate the Home Insurance Company
Of Nashville.
Mr. Loughmillers resolution, providing
for the appointment of a Joint committee
to inquire into and report the expenditures
of this Legislature from the first day Of its
assembling, came up and was discussed.
Mr.. RaulstOn thought the resolution was
for buncomb, and an insult to the members
of the Legislature who had been toiling
here II was wonderful impudenee that
such little matter should be pOked into
the House 10 bother its deliberations, as it
was known that the Comptroller and Treas
urer made semi-annual reports Of State ex-
penditures He moved to lay the resOlu-
luton on the table.
Upon this motion the ayes and noes were
called, which resulted in the affirmative
SO, in the negative %. So the resolution
was laid on the table.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To supply indexes to the books Of the
land Office in West Tennessee, and for other
purposes. Passed.
To incorporate the Lewisburg and Cul-
lioka road. Passed
To incorporate the Etma Manufacturing,
Mining and Oil Company. Passed.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE FRAZIER
Mr.. Garner moved that The House eIect
three Of its members TO prosecute the i'm
peachment Of Judge Frazier, Of the Crimi-
nal Court Of Davidson county.
The motion was concurred IN, and the
following gentlemen we're elected as prose
cutting committee: Messrs. Smith, Of Har-
deman, Daggan, OF Sewer and Fuson, Of
| DeKalb
Mr.. Brien was excused from voting, he
having declared himself counsel for the
defense Of Judge Frazier. Several other
manibers declined voting 10 elect a com
mite to prosecute an impeachment TO which
they were opposed.
- Mr.. Smith, Of Hardeman, offered the ios-
lowing;
Resolved, That the managers appointed
and elected 10 prosecute the Impeachment
Of Judge Thomas n. Frazier, Of the Crirni-
nal Court Of Davidson county, be author
/ fze 4 10 call on the Governor for the en-
ployment Of counsel, learned in the law,
to assist IN the prosecution and th2i the
! Governer DO allow a reasonable oouipensa-
tion 10 such counsel for their services aEd
to certify The same TO 70 the Comptroller
and Treasurer for payment
Laid over.
The House then took a recess until two
o'clock.
AFTEREOOE SESSION..
House bill preventing the sale q spirit
nous liquors within the immediate vicinity
Of certain institutions Of learning, was
taken up on It's third reading.
An amendment was offered preTeniing