The Clerk read, as follows: [IPOBTANT vorr. lhrm: Imus. 0n Thursday.18th instant, the followin proceed ings and vote were had in the Tennessee cunts: Senate JtResolution. Senate JtResolution by Mr. Carrigan: Whereas a certain memorialhas recentlybeen re lented to the reconstruction committee of the on treiii of the U.S.,styling itself the “ Union mntral committee of Tennessee.”and assuredbyits authors to be a true and faithful representation of the political condition of our State and designedby its authors to be a “stumbling block" to the speedy rumption of our relations to the federal Union and a "sheet anchor" to those in Congress who oppose President Johnson and his policy of reconstruction; and whereas the memorialists are men unknown to the people of lcnnessee. (witho no exception.)aswell as to "honor or fume," and that thloyneither re re sent the Union sentiments of Best, iddle, nor est Tennessee: and whereasthey say in their dark lau tern memorial concerning the people of Tennessee. that " their protestationsoflo iilty are sheer hypocrisy—a mask assumedfor an Oliilecl. to be thrown oil“ when that object is accomplished." we feel called upon by a sacredsenseofduty to our country to ving dicate the pledged honor and fidelity of our people, and pronounceall such chargesand allegations false and infamous: Therefore. Be it resale"! by the general Assemblyof the Sate of Tennence,That the said memorial is not the embodiment of the sentim ts of the Union people of our State and that we can nssure the reconstruction committee in Congress and our friends throughout the Union, that our people are now entering upon a high state of peaceand prosperit and that their industry and economy are daily sing brought into great activity and they scorn entirely willing and anxious to support in good faith the constitutions of the U.S and of the State of Tennessee and are obeyin all laws and requirements. both State and Fedora. withremarkablo unanimity, candor,and sincerity. Undora suspensionof the rule. laid on the table, on motion of Mr. Hall. by the following vote, on a calling of the eyesand noes: Arms—Aldridge, Bossou,Cate.Cypert. Hall, Keith, McKiiinc. Noiis— iow Ncenls.oUnn. rSreignatno.r and Tumble—10. Frazer of W ilson, Frazier of Knsoii. Johnson. Powell. Smith, and Speaker Frier son—. ScverzilSenators.votingin the negative,announced that the did so out of courtesyto the Senatorintre ducing the resolution. though opposedto the resolution itself.