Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
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HousE.- TIE Senate bill was ur!an
taken up, the question being on the
'hIrd section. Its provisions, together
WIN the general principle OF the bill
were discussed by Messrs. Stcere. Da-
'is' f. Brown, Allyn and Whirple in
their support, and Mr.. Spencer in or
position.
Mr.. Barstow offered an amendment,
10 the bill.
Mr.. Sheffield moved that the bill. will.
the repor, Of The Commissioner, and the
minority report ofihe judiciary commit
tee, be referred 10 select committee,
WIN listiuetions 10 report at a. early 4
lime as possible,
Mr. Bosworlh supported The motion
Of Mr.. Shelf, III.
Mrssrs. Gdviu and Davis opposed
the reference.
I. Mr. Davis said ne was willing TO
nave lht bill and report referred, with
HE understanding that Tie COMMITTEES
should geroli Ly ,o-morrcw
The motion Of Mr.. Sheffield pre-
vailed.
GRANT. AND ACT PASSED.
Newport Brass Band Tor charter.
Adjourned. .
AfTERSooN.
SENArE.-Thc Senate net at 3 =.
VI.
The order # the day was resumed.
Mr.. I. L. ylazarl moved that the
OH section b. so amended AZ to remove
the provision tor destroying the liquor
and The vessels containing it. The
motion WAS losi.
Mr.. Porter moved tlai the l2ih sec
ton oi the bill, providing lhs, on mo;iou
any witness IN the lower court may bc
compelled 10 giverecognizauce to arp:ur
et the appellate court.
They ard noes were ordered:
AyEa-Messrs. Angel, Carr, l. p.
Hazart, Law,or, Maxon, Porter-6.
Moss Messrs. Anthony, Ball, Balou,
Barnes Dicknoli, Bradford, Champlir,
Church, Collins, Gross, Dman, Francis,
|. Grecn', T. 7. Hazard, Hill, Hoppir.,
Malhewson, Rcy nolds, Rodman, Z. '.
Waterman, o. G. Watcrman-2l.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony. section
18Th, providing for the election o. public
eomplantnts, was stricken out.
On motion Of Mr.. Greene, section
lIth, providing that certain persons
need not enter into recognizancc, IN pre-
Icrring complaints, was striken out and
n motion was then made 10y Mr.. Greene
to inset in licuthere Of a scctcn pro-
vIiing lha, the complainans IN all cases
arising under this act, shall gti. re-
cognlzance TO prosecute and sureties
for cost.
The ayes and noes were ca led
AYES Messrs. Anthony, Ball. Ballou
Barnes, Bradford, Collins, Cross, Dlman,
Greene r I. Hazard. Hill, Mathew
son, j. G. Rey nolds, c. V. Waterman
ia.
NoEs-NIecsrs BickncIl, Carr. Champ
lin, Church. Francis, |. p. Hazard,
lloppin, Lawton. Maxon, Porter, Rod
man. .. G.. Waterman, Lieut.. Governor
-l3.
Adjourned.
llouSE. The House. c.conrutrcI with
the Senate upon 'hc vote on petition Of
Stephen Ii. Waite for compensation ior
keeping IA public rhoa'.
Petition of Robert II. t'ular taat his
son Gee. IL. Fuller may be sen'euccd 10
the Providence Eclorm Schoo..
a long discussion cnsued upon dis
petition, as to he right of,he cous1 tp
send persons over Is years o. age 10 the
Reiolia School. The petition WAS iaid
upon tie table Tor the presvn. and the
House adlosrned.
THE WILL or GENERAL y ,sHiSaTer
\ petition was presented To tie Virgin
ia Legislature, On Tuesday, from A
fred Moss, clerk OF The County Couf.
Dt Fairfax, aulhoriz NJ him to carry
Dul o.! the commonwealth the original
will OF General George Washng'ou,
Or the pur,osc oi having it lithorraph
ed, accompanied 10y Il letter appreciate
ry thereof from G.. w. Parka Custis,
Esq, the solo surviving executor q