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students 10 vote at their homes not in the towns
where they reside only for the purposes Of obtaining
an education. After further discussion by Messrs
Villas Noyes, Pettibone and Woodbridge, Mr. Petit.
bone moved TO amend, by striking out the clause
pealing the 10th SEQ. Of the election lawcarred l0C
70 "a. Further discussion ensued BY Messrs. Prem.
tiss Villas, Cobb of s., Cushman, shafter, Colby
and Van Sicklen and the bill was rejected 1903 to Co.
Reports. BY select committee, bill for geologi-
col survey which on motion of Mr.. Shafter who
made the report was laid on the table with the under
| standing that i shall not again be taken up. BY
committee of claims, Senate resolution relative TO doc
umentary history of this State, and extending the
commission Of II. Stevens, rejected BY select COM
mittee, in favor ofhe resolution ofthc Senate con.
demning the doctrine ofrcpudiation as prac!iced in
some states Mississippi for instance MIR Villas
moved an amendment approving Of showing faith in
this respect by works. asserting that Massachusetts
had repudated reputation and yet refused to pay her
own state debts adopted, and the Senate resolutions
concurred in. BY committee of claims, n statement
OF facts as to debts due from the University of Yer
mont with a resolution to postpone the collection OF
this debt, which was, after discussion by Messrs.
Harrington Pettibone Baker, Davis of NJ. passed
unanimously BY select committee series Of reso-
lutons on the tariff which were adopted without a
DIVISION, except the seventh and eighth which were
that the present tariff is not partial 10 the manuac-
turers, and that though il may not afford all the pro-
lection necessary to WOOL it did arrest the downward
tendency in the price of that article. Mr. Harrington
moved to amend by substituting instructions to our
uoicSduoH W 20 IOT more Oh WOOL DeDate
ensued by Messrs Wardner, HOLSTER of NJ, Stark,
Warner, Garfield, Pettibone, Peck, Villas Baker and
Cushman, the amendment was rejected, 70 to Go
the original adopted, so to 56-and Mr. Harrington
resolution was added to the series by unanimous
vote.
Another series of resolutions on the Tariff coming
up, Mr. Cushman moved anil amendment, declaring
the doctrine of protection TO its full extent and in
structing our delegation in Congress accordingly,
which was adopted. The question recurring upon its
adoption, Mr. Cushman called for the ayes and noes
whereupon several members leaving the hall, Mr. C.
said seemed portion of the House dare not vote
he would withdraw the call. The resolution was then
adopted.
The Governor sent in the following message
Executive CHAMBER
...+ Nov. IL, 1912. IL o clock
have to inform the House Of Represen that
Bill this moment having been presented to me in
such form that cannot read il, and also not en-
crossed, shall have further communication to make
on Monday morning, at 5 o'clock.
To Hon. ANDREW Tracy,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Adjourned.
MONDAY, Nov. IA, A. NJ.
SENATE.-Prayer by the chaplain,
The resolutions from the House of Representatives
the subject of the tariff taken up, whereupon
call of the Senate ordered, and eleven Senators
only being present, the re was quorum
The several messages were exchanged and the
President of the Senate dourned the Senate without
day.
HOUSE. The governor by message announced to
the House that he had signed the bill in addition &c
the listing law, and after exchanging the usual mes
sages the Speaker adjourned the House without day