Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
Massachusetts, Legislature.
FR1pAY. MAY6.

SENArE-Reports Of Committees-by Mr.. .keyes-
Educaton-BiIls on the petition of E, A. Goodrich
and Others for equal school rights for all the children
in this Commonw eah; tie incorporate the Hollis nst.
tute in Brantiee. r
Sundry papers were advanced one stage.
Three bills passed to be engrossed.
The bill to incorporate the town Of Endicou was
specially assigned for Thursday at II O'Clock.
The bill change the organization of the Board Of
Oyerseers of Harvard College, specially assigned
for Friday, at II O'Clock.
The resolve for the payment of State Pauper Ac-
counts in the Auditors Office, was refused third read
ing.
HousE.-Sundry petitions for and against the Troy
and Greenfield Raroad were presented and laid on the
table.
Reports of Committees. Second committee on Towns
"A bill to establish the town Of Hamburg, (Chester
yillage)
On the Judiciary, by Mr. Gushing, on the petition
Of Luther White and others, for the Impeachment of
Daniel Boes, Esq Justice Of the Peace, that the said
Boes has not violated any existing law,-with bill
providing that no Justice Of the Peace shall commence
be concerned in the institution of any civi act,
tunabe before himself
| On Probate and Chancery--Resolves on petition of
John Hector and II. Arnold, and in favor of A. c.
! Brown.
Ordered, on motion of Mr. Mason, of Fitchburg
that the Committee Education, be instructed to
slider whether any further legislation is necessary in re-
ation the instruction of children employed in
featuring, mechanical, or other manual business.
Sundry bills and resolves were advanced one stage
The House took up the special assignments the bill
to authorize the business of banking, and long debate
ensued.
At IL o'clock, Mr.. Conant gave way to motion of
Mr. Parker Of Shirley for the special assignment, the
taking of the question on the articles of amendment to
the Constitution.
The first article relating to the House, was lost, by
vote of 1873 l47not thirds voting in the affirm
1 atve.
Mr.. Parker of Shirley moved to recommit the whole
sub ect.
After some discussion, the motion was Withdrawn.
The second article, dividing the Senate into DISTRICTS
was lost, by vote of III to l79.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Hammond, of Lynn, from the Committee on
Public Buildings, reported resolve for the payment Of
the incidental expenses of the State House, to the
amount of $4,000.
The House then resumed the consideration of the
bill to authorise the business of banking.
The debate this bill was continued Some amend
ments proposed by Messrs Hall, of Boston, and Cush-
ing of Newbury, adopted.
The House adjourned at half past 6'oclock.
WEDNESDAY, May 7.
SENATE.--Reports of Committees-By Mr. Girls
wod-Judiciary. A bill, and the order Of May 9th,
relating the calling of Convention of Delegates for
amendment of the Constitution of the State; from
special Committee--reerence the General Court
on the petition Of Avah Crockel and others, for new
County
BY Mr.. Cazneau-Towns. A bill on the petition Of
Elijah Holman and others, set off part OF the town
of Auburn to Slllbnry.
The special assignments for IL O'clock being the re.
sole providing for amendment of the Constitution
was called up.
Mr. HawIey stated his reasons for offering the amend
ment and without any further debate the resolve was
ordered to third reading.
The bill relating to Joint Stock Companies was taken
up, and passed to be engrossed; yeas Is, nays a.
Sundry bills and resolves then passed be er-
crossed, and several others were adya ICED one stage
: z~tICu and ..u xyu
ume OF adjournment. Mr.. Basseu (wbiol IF Re-
stable, made an able speech in support of them and J.;
remuneration OF the course of Daniel Webster and Mr.
2edser' (wniS) oil boston, pronounced the whole sub
Ject perfectly disgusting to him!
HORSE. multitude of petitions and remonstronoos
LOT ana against the Troy and Greenfield railroad were
presented and laid on the table, "e'e
heports OF Committees-On the Judiciary bv Mr.
Cnshlng, on the petition of John Harwel and others
alleging incompetency of Daniel Boles Jusce or ~
cepted Ao
By Mr.. Wilkinson, a bill concerning the Police Coprt
OF Worcester.
Orders adopted. On motion of Mr.. CUSHING. Of Naw-
Dury that the committee the Judiciary be instructed
TO consider the expedency Of providing by law for the
manner OF electng Senators for this Commonwealth in
the Senate OF the United States
ne order offered yesterday by Mr.. Cushing in rela
cn TO the amendment of the Constitution for the choice
OF senators anc Representatives, was adopted
The bill to authorize the business OF banking came
up as tne unfinished business of yesterday and was dis
ousseo s ~ minutes past IL O'clock when the bill was
ordered to third reading, by "A vote ofI35 to l29.
Inc bill to incorporate the Faneu Hall Bank beino
under considerations Mr. Earle of Worcester objected
TO granting new banks unless good case was made out
"nere more bank capital was needed it was better to
increase the capital of old banks.
Inc bills to increase the capital of the Warren Bank
IN Danvers, and the Adams Bank in Adams. we're reC,.
sed third reading, by close vote All the others
passed by majories, varying in the different cases.