Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-01
Observation-Disclosures.

tEsDAY, April 29.
sENATE.-Papers from q Iouse were disposed of
in concurrence.
Mr.. Keyes, from the Jogpecial Committee, to /
which was referred the Govir's message of March |
10Th, and the report Of the CoEssioners the Rhode
Island Boundary reported tina is nexpedient for the
Legislature 10 take any actionon the matter at the
present time.
Sundry bills and resolves e ordered to third
reading. Among them bill iet off part of North
Brookfeld to Brookfed; theIl to incorporate the
town of LIE Roy, after being snded SO as to change
the name to Endicott.
The orders of the day havi been disposed Of, the
bill to incorporate the town oIaapoisett was taken
from the table on motion of MCazneau and ordered
to a third reading.
TUESDAY, April 20.
HoUsE.-Papers from the nate were disposed Of
in concurrence.
Ordered that on and after iDrs'lay next, May 1st,
the House viii hold two seesit day, commencing at
! 8, A. NJ, and 8, P. Nj.
The bill to increase the capi stock Of the Worces-
ter and Nashua Rail Road Coany the debate was re-
sumed. At length Mr.. Curt Of West Brookfeld
moved the previons questions dch was sustained and
under its operation the amelnent offered by ]. NJ
Earle, OF Worcester, for the pection of the rights of
the small stockholders under Tissue of the preferred
stock, was adopted, and the blas ordered to a third
reading.
The resolve in favor of Samu Adams. allowing him
SlOo lor services rendered durfShays rebellion, was
ordered to third reading.
AT II O'Clock, the House lookup the bill relating
to JOINT stock being ordering
the bill to be engrossed.
There was considerable iutherlebate on the bill af.
Ter which 1t was ordered to i engossed, 148 to IS.
TEREsDAY, April 80.
| SENATE.-Reports of Committees. By Mr.
Graves, from joint special committee, report and
resolves concerning the repval Of the seat Of Gov
eminent. The resolve is a9olloEs:
ReSoLUed, That the Gover9r by and with the advice
and consent of the Council lie, and hereby is author
ized and empowered to apPint a board OF five com
missIoners whose duties it sail be to ascertain tht
most suitable and conyenen place in some interior
town of the Commonwealth for the location Of the
seat OF government, and the econditions which al
eligible site can be Obtained r the erection of Stat
House thereon, and other NECESSARY buildings; also Il
procure plan for such StadIouse and buildings, AM
an estimate OF the amount ht may be realized from
sale OF the present State Hos and of the ground
nected Herewith, and reporto the next Legislature
On motion OF MIR. Griswould 1000 extra copies of til
report and resolves ordred to be printed
BY MIR Kuhn Banks and Banking. A bill on tn
petition of Isaac Davis and dhers to be incorporate
as the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank.
The bill to incorporate th Sterling and Westbor
ough Railroad was then take up. Mr. Dean propose
some amendments to the bl were adopted, and tn
olli was passed to be engros$d by vote of 16 IA.
HoUsE.-Petition presented and referred, from Cit
zens OF Wendell, that free access to all the Courts
the Commonwealth be secured to the Citizens of III
State.
Remonstrances were presented from fifteen twel
ty towns against granting aid the Troy and Gree
field Railroad.
The bill to enable the Troy and Greenfield Railroa
to tunnel through the Hoosac mountain,
aa5 rfepsiderstiQu "Wednesday ne s.ug
and three reports accepted.
| Nine bills passed to be engrossed
The bill Tor the better security of the ballot was the
taken up.
Mr.. Emmons, of Hinsdale, moved 10 amend the fir
section, by leaving it optional whether the ballot sha
be enclosed and sealed, or not
After very animated debate, in which many men
bers participated the amendment of Mr.. Emmons wa
rejected by yeas l40, and uays 81, and then the bi
passed to third reading by majority of AZ.