The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-22


A resolve respecting the pay Of meulbers:
&c. came back from the Senate, with amend
menis, and was committed 10 Messrs. Burr,
lSprague and Scammon.
Thomas A. johnson and others had leave
to withdraw their petition.
The following Message was received .froA
the Governor -
To the Senate and House Of Representatives,
enclose a resolve passed the 18th Of he
present month by the Legislature of Massa.
chu:etts, in relation to Bowdoin College.
which, with the act which passed this Leei,.
lature OH the 18th inst. places The College
under the entire control OF the State, which,
will enable the Legislature to endow this in
teresling institution agreeably 10 their petition.
and in conformity with the provisions cf tue
constitution.
Propositions having been made to one Of the
Professors whose usefulness and fame, neithes
the College nor the State can afford to part
with, to remove 10 neighboring Unversity.
! suggest for your consideration whe tber there
| would not be propriety at this time, in ma.
king such grant to thi, College. as will COZ
vince the officers connected with il, that il Il
| 10 receive the patronage and support Of The
government. recommend to your favorable
cons deraiion also. the institution established
at Walervile-the local situation a. well Is
the persons connected with the institution.
will deserve your attention.
WILLIAM KING.
Council CHAMBER, june 10, 1890
Read and committed to the committee wbo
had under consideration the subject Of Bow.
doin College.
A bill TO incorporate the town Of William
burg, passed to be engrossed.
The bill providing that bonds shall be given
by sherifs and coroners TO the Treasurer *
this State, and giving remedies thereon, pee
ed to be enerosssd as amended.
A bill relating to the punishment ofconvicts
passed TO be engrossed, as did also anoihss bin
relating 10 the collection Of county taxes 10 !.
the counties Of Somerset, Oxford, Hancock,
Penotscot and Washington.
The bill entitled an act for the establishment
Of Supreme Judicial Court within this STATE.
passed to be engrossed. Adj.
TUESDAY. JUNE a0:-lA letter was receivs1
from Thomas Eastman, notifying his resisna.
ton Of seat in this house and his pay was !
ordered 10 he made up TO aud includiog this
day.
The petition OF John Pike. Jun. and othen,
praying to be annexed to Norway, was red
and committed.
A bill TO incorporate the Passport Mechaa 4
ie Association passed to Be sngrOsssd 10 coos
curtence with the Senate.
Mr. Greenleaf. agreesbly to notice, mevo1
that the vote rejecting the report OF the cUur {
mitlee on elections, respecting the eIectioa & {
Thomas Eastman, be reco0sidered--au + 4
was ordered that the vote be taken BY yeas
and nays. On which there appeared 10 b .
yeas, and 90 nays, to wit -
YEAS-Messrs. Conans, Merrill, Heard. Edo
johnson, Hammond, bennett, Of n. Dsnnstt,
K. Lsgrow, Buruham, Of l.. CLARK, M'lntire, 6 j;
Dunlap, Thrssher, Cobb, Dennison, Robe, Pr. s.
ington, Howard, Of N. Gross, stnrdvant, Re-
sell, Emery, Clap. Creenleaf, CushmAn, Lsech, :,
Dunn, Mussey, Libby, Estes, Hatch, MKowos
Wheeler, Parsons, M'Clain, Burr, Eanss, Re-
inson, M'Cobb, scrrill Barnard, Bailey, NilJe6,
Of w. Reed, Of w. Smith, Of w. Dslano, Littls,
johnson, Whitney, Allen, Of B. Abbot, SpoGssd,
Lord, Of Z. Hall, Of r. Fletcher, Of L. Loche.
Moore, Fletcher, Of c. Morrill,, Lord, II Q.
oP"SueS IS2oSUs "sOstuss u NJ Su1JkuS %
Howard, Of 8. Burnham, ofU. Rsdisgton, Grow
ell, McFss, Wood, Busgin, Emerson, voss, of0@k
Hall, Of B. Holland, Chase, Of l.. Rust, Hoepsg,
Virgin, Turner, Shaw, Of W. Coburn, Of 3. on-
BY, Burr, Kelsey, Wilkins, Nourss, Davis.
NkYs--Msssrs. Low, Brasdon. lnsaIb,
Wait, Carr, Tucker, Rollins, Batehsldsr, Hutch.
ngs, Waterman. vose, Morrill,, Of ID. Gay, Rice,
Co.'S, Curier, Rueysss, Howard, u B. Grows,
Carpenter, Collins, Wilson, La wrsncs, Brown,
BEAD, Of s. Knowles, Shaw. Of n. Lownsy.
TWAS then ordered that the report Of IL
Committee on Elections, respecting the cleo.
ton Of Thomas Eastman, be accepied-and
the seat Of the member from Palermo, Mont.
vile, &c. thereby became vacated.
The committee who had under considers.
lion The subject Of solemnizing Marriages, re-
ported reference TO the next session Of The
Legislature.
The committee on the Judiciary Bill re-
ported progress and begged leave to sit again.
MI. Hatch, of Bowdofnham, had leave Of
absence.
A Bill for the further relief and support.
employment and remova! Of The Poor, passed
10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following order -
Ordered that the towns OF Palermo, Mont
vile and MoDtville plantation, be directed to