Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Is SENATE, Monday, June 2i,-PaPcr,
from the House rad and passed stages IN con
curr,noc.
Lave tn withdraw granted on the petition
of Ti-ouic bank Tor increase Of capital stock
MI Shcplcy presented the petition o
James O'Donncll and others for a repeal o.
the &C, granting appeals from the county com
missioncrs Referred.
VI. Milllkrn presented the rcmon'trancc oj
\. :. Chadwick agalns, town. leaning their
credit To X. & p. Il. Il. Co without certain
restrictions Referred.
Petition OF George W Jonc' and others for
repeal Of the law requiring the publication 81
the bands oima,rimony, came from the lIous'
cicrrcd to the Judiciary committee, and on
motion of Mr.. Rea, the Senate nouconcuucd,
and referred to joint sclcc, committee, to b,
composed Of bachelors.
Mr. Bartlett said /, takes three to make a
row and a. there are bu, two bachelors IN the
senate, he moved to IN up the committee
with widowers, which prevailed
Mcssrs. Morrow, Trcomb and Reed were
appointed on the part ol the Senate
On motion OF Mr. Marston, the committee
on the judiciary was instructed to inquire into
the cNpcdlcncy Of authurising the town OF
Gorham, or the proper officers. to convey by
deed or otherwise, the lands reserved To said
town for the purposes Of education.
HIorsr.-A communication was received
from the secretary OF State transmitting the
names Of such Inspectors offsh a. were IN
commission the past year, Sc. Referred.
Mr.. Jordan Of Wcslbrook, from committee
on banks and banking, reported a bill to IN
corporate the Exchange Bank.
Mr. J. also reported a bill to incorporate
the Merchants Bank Of Bangor Both read
and assigned for tomorrow.
Mr. Dcane Of Portland, from the committee
on claims, reported resolve in favor Of the
Portland Light Infantry.
Mr. Long Of Surry, from the committee on
change OF names, reported bill to change
the names Of certain persons.
Mr. Bradbury, from the committee On the
judiciary, reported bill 10 repeal an ac, to
amend an ac, entitled ian act granting aP.
peals from the decisions Of county commiss-
ionors." read and tomorrow assigned.
Petitions relerrcd-town OF North Var.
mouth tha, certain lands owned by said town
in the town Of Yarmouth may b. set Of To
North Yarmouth G.. W. Jones and al TO IT,
peal the laws Of the State requiring Publica'
ton Of intentions Of marriage, l.. n. Jones
and al of Brewer, W. =. Spoford and al Of
Dedham, for suppression Of drinking houses ;
Trustees Of Bnckspor Seminary for grant
of land to enable them To enlarge their school
house Dudley Young and al for bridge a,
Gardiner Nath'l Austin and al for leave to
build a wharf or the Damariscotta river; w.
II. Mills, Mayor Of Bangor, in behalf OF the
city council, for authority in relation 10 habit
ual tenants Abraham Rich and al for city
government for part Of Hallowell. Remon-
STRANGE Of Chas. o. Trask and al against the
incorporation OF Bridgewa,er Academy Grant
The Slavery resolves were taken up and
Mr.. Burnham Of Lincoln, concluded his re-
marks. The questions offered by Mr. Brad
bury, as follows;
RssOlred, That all instructions, heretofore
given by the legislature of Maine TO the SEN
aiOrs representing the state in congress Of the
United States. whereby the said senators are,
under any circumstances or in any public
emergency. forbidden tn vote for any Law es-