Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-11

| Ayes-Agee, Baker, Barton, Brown
Bryant, Caldwell, Clark of Haywood, Col
vile, Cox. Curl. Dillin, Ezekiel, Enloe, Har
rison, Hinkle. Hunley, Keeney, Layman,
Longaere, McBath, Mcdonnell, Morrison,
Owen, Pearson, Rhea, Roach, Rose, Slimp,
| Snodderly. Warren, Wilson and Yoakum
-32.
EskNoes-Baber, Barry, Bright, Casey, Ev.
| erett. Hornberger, James of Hamilton,
James of Smith, Kelly, Kenney, King,
Knight, Lackey, McClary, MeElwee, Nc
| Gaughey, Neil, Nicks, Nixon, Russell Of
Hickman. Russell of Rutherford and Bed
ford. Sadler, Saunders, Scott, Sherrod,
Slack, Smith, Spears, Steele, Stephens,
Thomas. Townsend, Tucker, Walker, West,
White. Young and Speaker PeTkins-88.
On motion of Mr.. James, of Hamilton,
the amendments striking out sections six
and seven, was noIl-concurred in.
The amendment in section seven was
non-concurred in.
The last amendment, providing fo2 the
election of delegates by freeholders in GER
tain cases, was concurred IN.
On motion, the bill WAS ordered returned
to the Senate.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
House resolution providing for both
bodies of the General Assembly to meet in
convention on the Sd OF November next to
propose amendments to the Constitution of
the State, was withdrawn by its author.
House resolution directing the portrait
of Andrew jackson to be placed in the
capitol, was taken up.
Messrs. Steele, Hornberger and Smith
opposed the resolution on the ground of
economy.
The author of the resolution withdrew it.
Adjourned until 2:30 o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
RELIEF OF JUDGE FRAZIER
Senate bill for the relief of Judge Thos.
n. Frazier being the special order, was
taken up. The bill restores the Judge to
all the rights and privileges he enjoyed
before being impeaching by a former
Legislature Theb passed unanimously
on second reading, and on motion of Mr..
Rhea, was made the special order for
tomorrow at II o'clock
RULES OF EVIDENCE.
Senate bill to make the rules of evidence
in the State and federal courts uniform,
with amendments, was called up on third
reading.
Mr. Barry offered an amendment pro-
viding that the existence of lost note
against dead persons estate shall not,
without further confederation, be estab-
lished by the holder of the note. Adopted
The bill as amended then passed its third
and last reading.
SENATE AMENDMENT5
Senate amendments to House bill in
cooperating the city Of Chattanooga were
concurred in.
House bill abohshing the Office of County
Judge in Wilson County, with Senate
amendment providing that it take effect
from the 1st of January, 1870 The
amendment was concurred In.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
House resolution requiring Of the Comp
troller information as to what warrants had
been issued to J. r. Lauck was taken up
and adopted.
House resolution requesting the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to report a bill
recognizing the militia was adopted.
BILLS CALLED UP
House bill re-estsblishing the wards of
Murfreesboro, was called up and passed
third reading.
House bill providing for the payment of
the public debt, was called up and passed
second reading.
House bill to revive the charter Of the
Nashville and Franklin Turnpike Company
was called up and passed third reading and
was ordered transmitted to the Senate.
House bill incorporating Beech Grove
Male and Female College was called up and
passed second reading
House bill to incorporate the Forked
Deer River Improvement Company was
called up and passed second reading.
House bill incorporating the town of
Galloway, in Fayette County, was called
up. An amendment extending the boun-
parties of the town of McMinnville was
adopted.
An additional amendment incorporating
the Academy Of the Immaculate Conception
at jackson, Madison county, was adopted
The bill as amended then passed third
reading.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.