Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

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and the resolution was lost, ayes "a, noes
sc, as follows: M r.
AYES--Messrs. II. J.Angell, J. e.
Brown, Burroughs, Bush, Chace. j. II
! Clarke, Coe. Cranston. Dodge, Eddy,
Fenner, Gallup, Greene. Holden, Hun
ter, Knight. Lyon, Manchester, Pierce.
Purinion, Remington, Spencer. S,eere,
j. II. Weeden-24.
NOES - Messrs. e. Angel, Aniho-
ny, Ballou, Barnes, Batcnan f.. Brown,
Brownell Z. Clarke, Davis. Dixon, Ga.
vitf,; Harris, Hazard. Howard, Hoxie,
Humphrey. Johnson. Kenyon, McGre.
/ gor, Maihs Sson. Munro, Owen, Peck,
Perry. SayIrs, Shearman. Thayer. Ii
ius. Troe, Tucker, Ward. WA. Weed
en- e. Whipplc. w. WhippIe, Whit
iord-36.
/ Mr.. DIXON then moved that The whole
subject be indefinitely postponed.
The motion was lost uycs 29,noes 81
/ as follows: .....,..
AYES -Messrs. T. Angel, Aniho-
ny, Ballou, Barnes. Bafeman, Brownell
Howard, Hoxie, Humphrey, Johnson,
Kenyon, McGregor, Ma,hewson, Nun
ro, Owen, Perry. SayIes. Sherman.
Thayer. Titus, True, Tucker. Ward,
w. Whipple, Whniord- 90.
NOES-Messr.. II. J. Angel, Baker,
r. Brown, j. f. Brown, Burroughs,
Bush. Chacc, j. II. Clarke. Coe, Grams
ton, Davis, Dodge, Eddy, Fenner, CAT
lup. Greene, Harris. Holden. Hunter.
Knight Lyon Manchester, Peck, Pierce,
Purnton, Remington. Spencer, Steere,
j. II. Weeden, w. A. Weeden, e..
Whipple-3l.
Mr.. Spencer then moved that the
General Treasurer be directed to pay
the amount OF the certificates, no, inclu.
ding interest.
This motion was lost, ayes 81, noes
SO, as follows:
AYES-Messrs. II. j Angel Ba.
ker, Brown, Bush, j. II. Clarke Zoe,
Cranslon, Davis bod e, Fenner, Gal
Manchester. Pierce, Remington, Spen-
Ger. Steere j. II. Weeden-2l.
NOES-Messrs. T.. Angel. Anthony
Bal'ou, Barnes, BatemaD, Brown, Brow
nell, Burroughs Chaee Dixon, Eddy,
Gavi,r, HarrIs, Hazard. Howard. Hoxie,
Humphrey, Johnson, Kenyon, Knight,
McGregor, Ma.hewson. Munro, Owen,
Perry. Purin'ou, Saylrs, Shearmnn,
Thaycr, Titus, True, Tucker. Ward,
w. A. Weeden, e. Wh:pple, Whitord
81
The House then adjourned.
... FRIpAY MoRslso, Feb. 10.
Senate.-A resolution instruciing the
Judiciary Committee 10 report a bill
exemp,ing homes,erds from attachments
was read and passed. .... 'r-.. .... ..
Petition oi James Breet for leave TO
take the poor debtors oath. Read and
referred to the conn ittee on Finance.
An act making additional approprIa.
ton Tor the suppor, Of public schools.
came from the house with an amend
ment, which was concurred in by the
Senate. 4 ....
Adjourned. .a
Afternoon.
Petition Of Pardon Sweet and vile
for liberty to sell real estate. Read,
granted, and act passed
Petition OF James Brett. for liberty u
take the poor debtors oath. Granted
and act passed.
Petition Of Simeon Stedman and vile
for leave to adopt child. Recommi,ed
TO the Ju lIciary COMMITTEE.
D.,;,;.>, Of I,z ia, ,.J a,hs -.
an amendment to the bird law, so call
ed, recommended 6y the Committee on
the Judicin.y, and pending the consid
Grafton OF the sa ne, the Senate adjourn
ed to Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Friday Morning, Feb. 10.
HouSE.-Mr. Gallup, from the Com
mitiee on Corporations, reported an act
from the Senate in relation to the notice
OF election fbank officers which was
resd, and passed in concurrence with
an amendment.
Mr.. Ballou, on leave, introduced an
act amending the several acts in relation
to the pay of Jurors which was read
aud referred TO the Committee on The
Judiciary. The act gives to drawn ju.
rors one dollar and fifty cents per day,
instead Ct one dollar, as Is now by law
provided.
Mr.. Wee en-, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported an act au,hori.
zing the clerks OF The supreme court
and the courts ol common pleas TO APP
point deputies (; which was read and re.
jec,ed. ... ..a ....
Mr.. knight gave notice that on some
subsequen, day he should ask leave 10
introduce an act amendi g the act IN
relation TO fractional bills.
Mr.. Bosworth gave notice tha, on
some subsequent day he should intro
ducc an act to limit the powers OF saw
ings institutions in this State.
Mr.. Cranston offered resolut on, ap-
propriairg IS Oto complete certain re-
pairs upon the streets around the State
House in Newport ; which was read and :.
passed.
Mr.. Titus gave notice that he should
on some subsequent Gay introduce an
act Tor the more e6ectuaI suppression
OF drinking houses and tippling shops.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon,