The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13

which may engage your attention, are not to
be anticipated by me- These originate else
where, and should ever be presented to the
Legislature, which has Independently in the
first instance, the right to their disposal, with
out attempts at influence or bias from the Ex-
ecutive. If, unfortunately, at any time there
shall occur between the departments of the
Government difference in reasoning or in re-
suits, it should be imputed TO any thing else,
than want of respect for each other, or of in
tegrity in either. There can be but one feel |
ing one motive and sense of duty and accoun-
liability with them all And may the blessing |
of Almighty God rest upon their united la
bors in fidelity for the good of their constitu-
ents, their country and mankind
LEVI LINCOLN.
State House, Boston, June 8, 1897.
| THURSDAY, June Z.
! SENATE PetitionS-of Samuel King
and others; the Worcester and Fitzwilliam
Turnpike Corporation; of Joseph Cum
mings and others of Bardon Cowee and
others; of Anthony Olney and others;
and remonstrance from Ware against it
and of Ebenezer Amnidon and others,
were severally referred to Committees.
RaiI,cay. On motion of Mr.. Sturgis, the
petition of Josiah Quincy and 1858 others,
citizens of Boston, for a Railway to the
Hudson and on motion of Mr.. Hill, a pc
tition of the inhabitants of West Stock
bridge, were referred to the joint Commit
tee on Railways. Hon. Messrs. Parker
} and Hill, Messrs. Sedgwick, Sibley and
] Choate.
BiHS-to incorporate the Boston Mechan-
ic Institution to alter the terms of the
> Worcester County Common Pleas Courts,
; passed to be engrossed.
? HOUSE. Mr. Goodwin, of Oh. present
t ed petition of John Skinner and others,
{ praying authority to build Bridge from
y Boston to Charlestown, with the RICH. to
: take toll until the expenses of building the
o same shall be reimburst, was read and re-
s. ferred to the Committee on Bridges.
r Raitway. The petition of Josiah Quin,
= cy and 1858 others, citizens of Boston
!. praying for the survey of Railway Route
c to the Hudson, was committed IN concur
e renee.
" A remonstrance of the Connecticut riv
< er Locks and Canal Proprietors, against th'
y extention of Hampshire and Hampdel
is Canal, was committed
" A bill to corporate the New Englan
~ Society for the improvement of Wool, wa
y, ~ reported, and read first time.
: On motion of Mr.. Merrick, of w. Oh
Of dered, That the Committee on Bridges, b
IN instructed to consider and ascertain tn
1T value OF the reversionary interest in tn
II several Bridges uniting the peninsula
of Boston with the main land, and for thu
ge purpose, be authorized to employ suitabl
ue persons or person to make the requisit
no calculations, to be laid before the Legisl;
~ ~ ture.
nv. The Committee on Elections, reporte
oh that the members returned from Barre ar
ar Windsor, were duly qualified to hold the
ar seats. Accepted.
he Committee on Bridges. The Speake
ms after few observations on the subject,
cal accordance with those before made, a
IN pointed the following gentlemen to col
II pose the Committee on Bridges, on Il
I ioS part of the House, Messrs. Minot, of Dc
eo chester, Thurber of Mendon, and Wade
ere Woburn. Mr.. Minot having requested
} of be excused, Mr.. Russell of Princeton, W
appointed in his stead.
ons The EIpnee 4l--7-~.n5, SIN years tr(
: of tne 4th March last. The whole number
Va votes s3s)S n