Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

give n dog bad name and il will stick
to him-lhe gentleman from Providence
started by characlerizing il bill Of
frauds, and he did not recolect single
objection to il that was not primarily
founded on this term. lie believed that
,he bill was calculated TO make settled
homes, and promote industry, and was
an act OF simple justice.
Mr.. Turner called the attention Of the
House To the seventh section, which IL
he understood it. deprived HIM oi the
right Of disPosing Of his house or of
RAISING my money on IL without his
wlle's consent.
MIR. A. v. Potter was no, willing ,ha,
the vote should be taken on this bill
without expressing himself in its favor.
The gentleman from Warren complain
ed that he could not dispose Of his house
without his wifc's consent. Our pres.
Ell, law in regard to the right OF dover
was on the same principle though not
carried, perhaps, to so great extent He
had heard no valid objections urged
against this bill, aud should give i, his
support.
Without coming to any conclusion, on
motion the House adjourned ill 10 o.
clock Friday morning.
FRIDAY MoRNiNo, Feb. lS.
SENATE Senate met at 10 o.
clock, His Exccllency the Governor in
the Char.
C0ncurrences Act relative to unoc-
cupied cells in State Prison, as amend
ed in the House 4; resolution confirming
the agreement made between the Com
mitlee of the Assembly, and Providence
Marine Corrs OF Artillery, concerning
the arsenal resolution authorizing the
purchase Of carpets lor the Cour, House
in Newport orders oi notice upon the
petitions IL Mons. Gouraud and others
ior mammoth bank Of Libeus Gas
kill and others for charter Of hlechaD-
les Steam Power Co; Of Spencer Now
ry and others for charter Of Bristol Min
ing Co.
On motion of Mr.. T. T. Hazard n
resolution Tor closing the session on
Saturday ut twelve o'clock, passed by
u vote OF 10 7.
Adjourned to 3 o'clock p. M.
Housx.-The House met at 10 o'clock,
the Speaker IN the chair.
Resolutions relative TO the imprison-
ment OF James II. West, citizen Of
this State, in the Island OF Cuba, were
read and passed in concurrence.
The act for the more efectual sup
preston of drinking houses and tip
ping shops. was received from 'he
Senate with amendments, al Of which,
to the frs, nine sections OF the blll were
concurred IN, except ,he amendment to
the Slh section prohibiting the manu-
f,c,ure Of alcohol IN this State. The
House refused TO concur in this amend
ment by vote OF ayes IL, noes 81. rs
iollows:-
AYEs-Messrs. Ballou, Batemnn, F.
Brown. Comstock, Crrns,on, Dana,
Ellis Gav,,', Loeee, Pearce, Taft.
NOES --Nlessrs. A lyn, Angel, II. An
,hony. J. Anthony, Arnold, &. Babcock,
5. Babcock, Bars,ow, Budget, Bourne,
G. n. Browne, BrowneIl, Bush, Car
prnter, Clarke. Davis, Dennis, Dixon,
Durfce, fenner, Field, B. Hall, G. w.
Hall, A. Harris, II. Harris, Hill, c.
Holden, Il. Holden, z. w. Holden, IIol-
dridse, Hopkins, Hunter, johnson,
Money, Mowry. Padeliord. N. c. Peck
ham, A. v Potter, c. c. Potter, Purin-
ton, Rathbone. Smith, Spencer, Spoon
er, L. Stecre, w. Stcerc, Stone, Titus,
Turner, Watson, w. A. Weeden,
WcthereIl, WhippIc, Winsor.
The amendment To the Sth section al.
lowing the manufacture OF wine or malt
liquors for domestic use" was con
Cured in, after debate, by ayes 81, noes
81, IA follows
Ayrs-Messrs. }. Anthony, Arnold
S Babcock, Ba'lou,' Ba,eman. +.
Brown, G. ii. Browne. Brownell, Bush
Coms,ock. Cranston, Dana, Davis, Ellis,
Gavi,f, A. Harris, K. Harris Hill. Hop
kins, Hunter, Logcc, Mowry, Pearce.
A. V. Potter, G. c. Potter, Purinton, T.
Steere, w. Stee e, Stone, TAFT. Titus,
Turner, Wethcrell, Winsor.
Nors-M Messrs. Allyn, Angel, H..
Anthony, c. Bahcock, Bars'ow, Blodge',
Bourne, Carpenter, Clarke. Dennis.
Dixon, Duriee, Fenner, Field. B. Hall,
G w. Hall, c. Holden, II. Holden, u.
w. Holden, HolJri'ge, johnson, Money,
Padeliord, N. G.. Peckham, Ralhbone,
Smith, Spencer, Sp"oner. Watson, w.
A. Werdrn, Whipplc.
The amendment to the 9th section
restricting the service of search war
rants to the day time, was concurred in
after debate, by ayes AZ, noes II, as
follows.
AyEs-Messrs. j. Anthony, Arnold
S. Babcock, Ballou, Bateman, F.
Browne, G. II. Browne, BrowneIl,
Bush, Clarke, Comstock, Cranston,