The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
NASHVILLE NUGGETS.
THE OLD MAN or THE MOUNTAINS
HAS MS LITTLE SAY.
John Savage stlli Protesting Against tho
Election OF Isham q. Harris-Tho
Loss OF Bishop MoTyoiro Ao-
knowlodgod aud Dcpiorcd.

| sro1iai Dispatch to The Appeal
NNJuyutE Tenn, Fob ~ Tho Senate
discussed the pharmacy bill today. adopted
several amendments and referred 1t 10 the
Sanitary Committee.
Mr. McCorklc's hill 10 compel railroad
companies Ia erect suitable crossing. on the
public highways and keep the same in repair,
passed thirl reading.
Mr. lambs bill 10 amend section . 10 ~
the code. relating 10 the redemption of land
sold ior debt, passed third reading
Mr. CobbSs bill, making TIA mislomcnuor
to jump on or Oh q moving tmin, was passed
on thirl reading. This does not apply 10
persons who are passengers Or who have
business ON the train.
Mr. Spark, moved n reconsideration ~
the barber bill Mr. Halls motion to lny
NJ Spnrks's motion on the table was lust
aud the discussion ui the motion to recon.
slider was taken up and the motion pro.
spoke IN favor ~ rejecting the bill Mr.
Mynntt Mr. Crews and othun spoke Tor the
bill
When the roll was called the following
Senators voted yea AlrUn. Apple. barn.
hill, Carter, Grows. Cyphrri, Hall. meteor.
klc. Mcdowell Moody, Mynnit. rculund.
rlummcr aud William on. The bin was rr.
joricd hy q vote u % ~ ~ The senate
then adjourned till 10 O'Clock Monday.
~ ruE uousE
Mr. s'yrrr called up his motion tD spread
his protest upon the journal, aud snil that
hC did not want tu omhirfuss amy man who
voted with tho majority boz the election Uf
United States Senator. ll0 nid that bis
voting Under section ~, article > of the
Constitution be- thought ho had o clear right
a. have The paper put upon The journal lie
simply wanted a. show by that paper bis
reasons Tor not voting with thr majority
Mr. Di.mukcs moved 10 postpone the mat.
tor indefinitely
Mt ON moved In lieu 10 refer the paper
"a the Tennessee Historical Society. laugh.
teri
Mr Savage rhii De- could very we'll afford
to have nu adverse vote on this matter ITO
had refused a. give The paper 10 tha prr.s
until u was disposed uE When ihis WIS
done II would go all over The state, aud u
the members wanted ~ make au issue with
him before the people ho would accept tho
iwgc ~ battle. They would vote tu suppfH-s
the truth when thpy voted to las ihis paper
on the table. and they would vote tD deny
him his constitutional right This piUrr
Wnull h' frhd ~ every NOOK hnd corner bl
the State
Mr Palmer 90 the House had taken no
action rejecting upon the memory of Mr
IOfhcit diycriiug the truth Oi history. nor in
any other manner expressed iis opinion in
regard 10 the deposits in the Bank oi Tcnnos.
see. This paper was wholly incompetent
Irrelevant aud not gofmaus ~ any issue be-.
fore the House.
Mr. Fort, Who had several tmcs asked
Mr. Savage u hc protested against the clrr.
tion of Senator hhnm g. Harris, repeated
his question aud Mr.. Savage very yohC.
menily said be- did.
After some further discussion n vote WIS
tnkeu on the motion to postpone indefinitely
aud u was agreed tO-yOaH %. nnAs Jg
MI Shelton offered the following
Where's, The death Of Bishop MoTyclro
u announced to have occurred at y ~ clock
a. M. February ~. issH therefore be- Il
Resolved by the House of Representatives
OF The State ~ Tennessee That IN the death
OF Bishop Mctycire, the State of Tennessee
has lost one q 10 most useful and pfJmi'