The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-01-18
rrott Of wOolwich, Gregg of FreepOrt, Of


Hathorne, Rowell, Of the Senate; Lyman OF
Portland, Blake Of Bangor, Patten Of Rich
mond, Reed Of Hallowell, Sway Of Bucks
port, Putnam OF Belfast, Duren Of Calais,
Of the House.
On Incorporation Of T6lrnS.- Burrill,
Shepard, Marden Of the Senate; Brown OF
Windham, Sawyer of Stoneham, Goodwin
of Detroit, Gould Of jackson, Pray of Leba-
non, Smith OF Kingsbery, of the House.
On DirisiOH Of TOIrRs.- Kezar, Aver,
Weston of the Senate; Miller of Rowland,
Burkett Of APPLETON, Watson Of Corinth,
Prince Of Falmouth, Baker of Gorham,
Howes Of New Sharon, Tuttle Of Canaan, oil
the House.
On Dirisioa of Counties. Ke-
ar, Rowell, of the Senate Andrews OF
Bridgton, Rich Of Frankfort, Clark of Bid
deford, Weed Of OldtOwn, Came OF York,
West Of Lisbon, Owen Of Leeds, OF the
House.
On Railroads and Bridges Farley,
Thompson, Talbot, of the Senate; Rich 81
Frankfort, Emerson of 0rland, Fuller of Au-
gusta, Todd of Portland, Chase Of Buckfeld,
Eden of Waterville, Collins Of Letter ii, OF
the House.
On Interior WdterS.-Iiodsdon Crane,
O'Brien, of the Senate Eaton of Plymouth,
Russell of Phillips, Daken of Carmel, Brown
of Benton, Knight of 0tisfeld, Baker OF
Cornville, Mason Of Lyman, of the House.
On Aocounts.-Holland, Reed, Burrill, OF
the Senate; StanwoOd Of Augusta, Pike OF
Topsfeld, Trickey of Cape Elizabeth, Luut
of Bowdoinham, Ham Of Lewiston, leach OF
RAYMOND, Hysom Of Windsor, of the House.
On CldimS.-LOwell, Aver, Jones, of the
Senate; MillikenOf Unity, Burrows of Cam
den, Brown of Carroll, True of. North Var
mouth. Hunton of Readfeld, Merrill of Bux-
ton. Hines Of Turner, of the House.
On the Mhiid-Ayer, Thompson, Barker
of the senate. Foster Of East Machias, Coch-
ran of Marlborough, Lyman of Portland,
Moore of Arson, Britton of Winslow, Silsby
of Amherst, Hardy of GOuldsbOrough, of the
House.
On Military PenaOHs.-Nlarlen, French,
Shepard, of the Senate; Brown of Benton,
Hodgdon of Alton, Stanton Of Poland, Eel
ker Of Concord, Curtis of Marlborough,
Cushman of Hebron, Archer Of Bloomfield,
Of the House.
On STATE Lands and State RoGds.--Butler,
Jones HOdSlon, of the Senate; Cutter OF
Bangor, Morse Of Bath, Bean of Brooks,
Reed Of Hallowell, Foster Of Fast Machias,
Patterson of Madison, Hewes Of Masardis,
of the House.
On Indian Afairs.-WstOn, Junkins,
Baker, Of the Senate; Webster of Orono,
GoOdale Of Wells, Wentworth OF Knox
Hume of Robbinston, Sargent of SedSwick,
Hooper of Cambridge, Mari of Southport,
of the House.
On Agriculture. Heagan, Burrill, Hol'
land, of the Senate Morrow of SearsmOnt,
Hobart of E,lmunds, Lancaster of Farming
dale, Brown Of LivcrmOre, LyiOrd OF Mt
Vernon, Sharklcy of Acton, Haley of Strong
of the House.
On EishqieS.-0'Brien, Mardcn, Crane,
of the senate; Treat of PASSPORT, Clark OF
Biddeford, Stinson of Deer Isle, Hunt OF
Vinalhaven, Davis of Milford, Wall of St
George. Mayo Of Mount Desert, Of the House
ON Manufactures Blaisdell, O'Brien,
Lowell, Of the Senate; Cochran OF Waldo.
borough, Winslow of WestbroOk, Wing OF
Brunswick, PishOn of Nassalborough, Wal.
ton of Gardiner, Neal of Berwick, of the
House.
On he Insane HOspiiS!.-Frcnch, Robin
son., Farley, Of the Senate; Merrill of Rock
land, Sweat of Parsonsfeld, Norton Of Bald
win, bennett of Kittery, Dingley of Auburn,
Chamberlain of Dover, Vaughan of Farm
ington, ofthe House.
On he Reform School.-Swsey, Hayden,
Butler, of the Senate; ScammOn of Saco,
Todd of Portland, Coffin Of Harrington,
Hammond of Sidney, Barker of Exeter, Fish
or of Phipsburg, llanScom OF South Berwick,
of the House.
On he State PrisOH.-Junkins, lowell,
Bean. Of the Senate; Levensaler of Thomas
ton, Moore of Ellsworth, Burnley Of linneus,
Darling Of Greenville, Hasty of Limerick,
Norris of Wayne, Pool of Bristol, of the
House.
On Pubic AUTHORIZATIONS, Heagan,
Blaisdell. of the Senate; Dana of Wiscasset,
Frost Of Norway, Morton of Friendship,
Chesley Of Patten, WoOdman of Whitefeld,
Hurl of NorthpOrt, Foster Of Newry, of the
House.
on LiJrary.-Bcan, Goodwin, Barnes, OF
the Senate; Record Of Danyille, Wedge
wood of Cornish, Gilman Of Sebec, johnson
of Bluehill, Wentworth of Dexter, Mitchell
of Pownal, Taylor of Byron, Of the House.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Petitions rctrred.-Of Benjamin Bennett
for repeal Of chapter 52l Of private and pub
lie laws Of the State for 1855.
Mr.. Talbot presented bills repeating chap
ter lSS of public laws, approved March IL,
1855, regulating the suffrage Of naturllized
citizens; and repeating chapter lI6 of pub
lie laws, approved March 10, 1855, relating
to the naturalization powers of Courts in
this State. Referred to committee on judi
ciary.
Mr.. LYMAN of Portland, introduced the
following order, That all petitions requiring
order of notice, presented after the tenth day
of February next, be referred TO the next
Legislature without debate.
On motion of Mr.. Moore of Ellsworth, the
order was laid upon the table, and Tues
day next assigned for its consideration and
disposal.
On motion of Mr.. Lyman,
Onlercu, lhat ~ lnucn Oh INC hoNcIhOI
Message rs refers to the militia be referred
To the committee on the Militia.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot, 50 much of the
Governors Message as relates TO the organi-
zation of the Supreme judicial Court, was
referred to the committee ON the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Duren, of Calais,
Ordered, That the Land Agent be request
ell to lay before this House statement of
all debts due the State for lands, heamount
due, and henamcs of the parties due from.
On motion Of Mr.. Scammon of Saco, 80
much Of the Governors Message as relates
to the Reform School was referred 10 COM
mittce on that Institution.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE. Mr.. Barnes, from the Commit
tee ON the Judiciary, reported bill repeal
ing chapter lSS of Public Laws, approved
March f., 1855, regulating the suffrages of
citizens; also, from same Com
mittce, bill repeating chapter l76 of the
Public laws, relating to the naturalization
powers Of the courts of this State. These
bills were passed to be engrossod.
On motion of Mr.. Swasey, Ordered, That
the Committee ON the Judiciary be directed
to inquire into the expediency Of repealing
the act entitled {" An Act for the further