Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09

those who stood forth in defence Of the
Siute, the next attempt will be a revolu-
iion. The honor aud dignity Of the
State required that wa should pass the
vote. Simple justice demanded it. lie
was glad The Hon. Senator from Grams
, ton had called for the ayes and noes.--
lie desiIed his name upon the record,
and he could truly say he never gave a
; vote with more pleasure.
The Senate was then called as follows
Ayes-l8. Nocs-G.
Mr.. Potter, ofSoulh Kingstown, called
up The bill relating to the election of civil
officers, which vas passed.
The petition Of the Queens Rive,
Baptist Society, for charter, was grant
ed and bill passed.
The following acts aud votes of the
House Of Representatives were severally
concurred in, viz Vote upon the pet-
lion Of fire engine company in East
Greenwich do. upon the petition OF the
Coventry Central Baptist Church act to
provide for the manner Of building and
repairing school houses in the 10th School
District, Foster act to incorporate the
Christian Chapel Society, of Westerly ;
vote upon petition OF School District No.
8, in North Kingstown vote appointing
committee to settle with the late commis'
sioners Of the Scituate Bank vote upon
petition of Amos NJ. Read, relative to
Providence and Pawtuckct East Turn
pike Company vote upon petition oi
Gardner Tillinghast, for sale OF real cs-
tate ; do upon petition of Manyille Light
Infantry ACT Ia incorporie the NOoseneck
Guards act to incorporate the First
Baptist Society in Lonsdale /; act relating
to the Agricultural Bank act explana'
tory OF the militia law.
On motion, the Senate adjourned ill
8 O'Clock to-inorr0w morning.
/ Saturday Morning Nor. 4.
The returns Of the Manville Guards
were received and approved
The votes of the House an The follow
ing subjects were concurred in Act
allowing sundry accounts continuing
the petition Of Ephraim Miller petition
Ot George Kenyon Tor sale OF real estate (;
petition of Rhode Island Guards for ap
preparation petition of Avery Il. Briggs
and Sarah Hopkins for change of names |;
upon the report of Treasurer of Provi-
dence Washington B'idge corporation /;
an acl in amendment of an act to au-
horize the city Of Providence 10 estab
lish house ui correction and for other
purposes act concerning the erection OF
buildings in the city orProvidence peti,
tion "f John Mclean petition Of Jona-
than Sherman; act TO authorize the sale
of certain Indian lands. Also, the votes
upon the petitions of the following con
} vicls for liberation John Cheese, Peter
Carson, Isaac Matthews, William D
F'esscndcn, Thomas Collins, James
Childs, James Briiton, Esek ColwclI,
and Elisha Siansbury.
/ The General Treasurer's report was
received aud accepted. The report
showed n BALANCE ~ the treasury OF
| Sl2,078 10.
| The petition of Willard Hazard, to
mol. pros indictment, was taken up.
/ Mr. Lawton opposed granting the pc
iliion. Ii was continued 10 the next scs-
sion, with n stay OF proceedings.
/ The petition Of Narragansett Guards,
for an appropriation, was taken up.
/ MIR. Stecre called Tor the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and the vote
was concurred in, as follows AYES
ID. Noes-7.
/ The Hon. Elisha r. Potter, Senator
from South King siown, resigned his seat,
and new election was ordered on the
3Oth day Of December.
Il A vote was received from the House
adjourning the General Assembly to the
first Monday in January, 1874 F; which
was concnrred in. Whereup0n, the
Governor declared the General Assem-
bly, adjourned accordingly.
| Friday Erening
/ HOUSE.-The House met at l-2
! o'clock.
/ Votes were passed upon the following
petitions, viz Ol the Rhode Island
1 Agricultural Bank, for appointment Of
William p. Olpey was ap-
pointed receiver; Of Martha Greene,
guardian, for sale Of real estate ; of
Gardner TiIling hast, guardian, for sale
of real estate of Amos NJ. Read and
others, on Pawtpcket East Turnpike
Corporation +; of School District No. l6,
Fos,ef, Of Coventry Central Baptist
Church, for charter Of the inhabitants
of Sixth School District in the town of
Johnston Of Josiah Chace, and others,
for tax to bnild school house in School
District No. 4, Portsmouth, continuing
the petition with an order Of notice
of Christian Chapel Society, for charter;
of School Districts Nos. 7 and 8, North
kingstown /; Of First Baptist Society,
Lonsdale, for charter Nooseneck
Guards, for Charter (; Of Meanwhile
Light Infantry, for revival Of charter
on the report of Samuel Y. Atwell, late
commissioner of the Scnuato Bank f; of
Henry X. Bum, for liberty 10 transfer
license.
| "An Act explanatory Of an Act regu.
laiing the Militia" was passed.
Il The petition of tho Narragnnsett
Guards for an appropriation was taken
up. A debate of some length arose
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