Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
Mr.. o'Reilly of Augusta presented the follow

mechanics to use all honorable measures lot pro-
noting their own elevation as class, it IS also
their duty to aid in promoting the best interests
OF all other classes
After some remarks the above resolution by
Messrs o Reilly of Augusta, Sayward Of Ban
gor and Blcknell of Augusta, 1t was accepted.
Mr.. Walker of Bath, presented the following
resolution which was laid upon the table 20 be
called up at future time, viz
Resoived, That it is nexpedlent Tor this Con-
rentlon to form State Society at the present
time.
Voted, That we now adjourn to meet at thus
place this evening precisely at OF clock Adj
EVENING-sFyEN O'CLOCK
An Address was deI;yered by Mr. Severance of
A ugusta after VIII ch A'r Clark of Portland offered
the following resol u,;on which WAS adonled
R,soIrej. Unanimously thai The Convention wit
messed with casure III. presence of His Excellen-
cy the Governor in The iIall, this afternoon and
ina, he be requested 10 take seal in our bndJ as
much as will spu his couyenience and the delegation
from Bangor be a committee to wait upon and COM
muniratr TO hun this vote
Point. ha, The Bnnoor delegation, as EXPRESSED
in the abnvr resolve be requested 10 proceed forth.
with in the Discharge ofthelr dntv
Toied, Tina, we now listen to an address from
Mr. Luther Severance of Augusta
The re-, olu,,on tina, was land upon the table in
the afternoon, BY VII Walker of Bath, was taken up
and adopted without discussion
Mr. Low of pnngor presen,ed the following
resolution.
ResoIrpd That among the most efficient means
Of correcting public opinion and of removing any
real uag nary cruises of complaint. Is vigorous
Termination The par, of mechanics To encour-
age their apprentices, by their own example, and by
every other IN ans in their power, 10 inform ih M
selves in the elements of science, and In pnce with
il their reach the means Of acquiring such informn-
ton.
The resolution was debated by the following gen
tIemen, Messrs Low, l'eale, Wingate, Saywad,
Of Eangor Se.erancc, Heath. Hunt. AID Rickne'
of augusta Fancs uf i,aih. and Sherwn0d Of Bel
fast after hch the resolution was laid upon The
ioble anil, to.no,row
Vdei I hat when we adjourn, we ad ;ourn 10
met at III Mace TO morrow morning at o'clock
THURSDAY MORNING, Ocr. 81.
The resolu,ion Tcred by Mr.. NV of Bangor,
last evening. was taken up and adopted
V,,ed. tia, Gen nodsdon of pangnr. be admit
led n, delegate from he Bangor Assoca,inn
Mr. Walker of Path. p,esen,ed the folio " ing res
l,ion. and after remarks from Messrs " akcr
Sweet of Pennington, Wnga,e of Bangor Shcr-
wood or reG,st = ye,arce Of Augusta and Holden
of Portland. # was ad5p,d
ReSoIred Tbut a Is 10 less a measure cr ;nSiics
10 eac! mechanic of lhls Site, than 10 he best good
Of an rrpii -. unde~ h schn,ae 10 insist upon an
II \
.t.. :. hch t.ey are received aS such, and thai IL
i uroenrry recommends! 10 apprentices 10 resist ul
termination. 10 leave. III. .r,,ic. % III r ma ,lers
and /, uechnnic. o.ne Al, To d ,couraue he VIOLA
,i,u Il AN ;,ureemp,, h ,,ee mnsers and appren,i.
ce., By refusing IN pn,aoy them
Nr. Jhoma, Eaton. .Jr. of Bath, presented the
following resolution, which was adopted W lhou
debate,
Resolreg. Tia, knowing. from the linlc exp'r
erc. ~ have had s,wrihlna of the b.n,f,. 10 he
der,y d from The ,r, alton Of Mechanics As oca.
lions. we haze. and earnestly recommend 10 the
m cbanics ,hrouuhop, the sal tn form A.>ociationS
G,unvrh IN over, t,vnn,d ii ap. for the u,pns..
or inln.l c,ual ;npoyem.nt moi on, for he ndl,Il
nal interests of The mechanics ns ass but al o f
lIe interest 1T lie cniruni, or intelligence is III.
grand ba. oral genuine INTEL ciual moral ,eform
he Committee Of Arrangements reported an ad
dres. 10 be d liyered at half pas len cleo b, the
Pre- idenl, which ted was accepted.
Voied. I LAT III following names b. added tn tie
list of delegates Rufus Davenport of MIiu bel
Prescott of Nordrewock Si'as L. Wait Of dnav
Mr. Alacomher of bangor. off red The following
resolution which wa. adopted vi hnni debate
Resoiysd, That an pAcha"ge Of lectures among
the several Mechanic As oc a'iuns IN Name. would
be pson,n,ve of enlargnr n friendly acquaintance,
o. extending know ledge Of the best means of con-
dnc,mp the exercises oc such institutions, and
cheap and eff c,ual method 10 insure d succession of
useful lectures
Mr. nei,h. Of Augusa. offer The foIowinr
resolutions VIII ch was laid on the iabln.
Resoired, ha, all true patriots all lovers Of their
country, view w!th delight tine impr venenis that
are beng made in The useful arts, showing that the