Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
AssACHUsETTs LEeIsLAruRE.

WEDNESDAY, April 9.
SENATE.-Pe Petitions, &c.-Enoch James and
100 others of Williamsburg, against that of
James M. Blanchard; John IL. Wells and lOl
others OF Easthampton, against the same;
Samuel Wllliston. against the same George
Walker and Others, to organize Law Library
Associations under the Act of 1912.
Reports of Committees Educatlon-By
Mr.. Batchelder-Bill to incorporate the Rox.
bury Institute, with power to hold real estate
to the extent of 100000 Read once.
Bt1 Introduced-On leave Mr.. White intro
duced bill for the organization of companies
for educational, charitable, and religious pur-
poses. Read once.
The bill concerning the fees of Sheritfs and
their deputies, was discussed, and the subject
was assigned for Friday at half past IL A. NJ.
The len Hour bill was rejected--ayes 10,
nays %.
Engrossod. Bill in addition to an act enti-
tied an Act for the removal of Insane Convicts
from the State Prison; changing the lines be-
bridge
The Liquor La,o-Mr Lewis, of Middle
sex, from the Special Committee on the sub
ject of the Liquor Law, reported that it is in
expedient to legislate farther on tho sub
ject
The report is signed by Abel S. Lewis,
Cchairman,) George Odiorne, w. s. Braken-
ridge, Velorous Taft, and Ben. Osgood, of the
Senate; and Andrew Pollard, A. II. Temple.
J. ?. Murdoch, John l. Baker, Thomas Her
rick, Tisdale S, White, Micah Dyer, Jr., of
the House.
The whole of the Committee on the part Of
the Senate signed the report Messrs Bur-
hhaank OF Boston, Crossman of Springfield and
H1eeAlHs vi Williamsburg, OF Ire Mouse, de-
muir, and will present minority report, prob
| ably on Monday next Mr.. Martin of Haver
hill, who is absent from sickness, will sign
the majority report.
| HoUsE.- Counsellor Us. CouaciAor- The
| House voted to insist upon its mode of SMELL
ing IN this case, and to ask for Committee of
\ Conference
1 Northampton Hospital-Mr. Fletcher of
Lowell, on leave, introduced resolve that a
JOINT Commission be appointed, consisting of
| Two members OF the House, with such as the
! Senate may join, with power to suspend, tenn.
| porarily, the work at the Hospital, and report
| as early as possible the amount of expense al
ready incurred, and the amount which the
contractors will accept to relinquish their con.
| tract.
81 After debate, the Resolve was finally laid
| upon the table.
The orders of the day were then taken up,
and the subject of the Hospital again present.
ed itself, in the shape of motions to re-con-
slider the vote adopting the Report of the Com
mittee on Charitable Institutions. Mr.. Tenn
pie OF Framingham, spoke at length in oppo-
sition to the report, reviewing it with great
thoroughness and ability.
Mr.. Walker of Roxbury, spoke in favor of
the Report. Mr.. Burtt of Lowell, followed.
Mr. Reed of Newburyport, spoke in de-
fence of his report
Mr.. Whitney of Ashburnham, moved to re-
commit, with instructions to consider the ex-
pense If the work is discontinued, and to re-
| port by bill or otherwise.
Mr., Pike of Newton, took the floor, and was
speaking against the building of the Hospital
when our report closed.