Eastern times., 1856-04-17
MAINE LEGIsL RE,
TUESDAY, April 8

The Senate voted to non-couenr. and then,
on motion. the bill was laid ON the table.
Resolve providing appropriations for the
State Beform School came from the House
amended by inserting S35. 900 for S3l .35o
The Senate eoncurred in the amendment,
and passed the bill to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Barnes, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the address 10 The
Governor for the removal Of Woodbury. Davis.
one Of the Judges of The Supreme Judicial
Court, and spnke iwo hours IN its favor.
Bill 'an act 10 organize the Militia came
from the House indefinitely postponed On
motion the Senate non-concurred.
Bill to limit the liability of Stockholders.
came from the House, that body insisting on
its former vote and appointing conierees. The
Senate insisted and appointed Messrs. Thomp-
son. Havden and Bean conlerees on its part.
Passed 10 be enGcted-An act additional to
chapter l4s Of the Revised Statutes; in relation
to the returns Of votes for county officers To
amend an act additional Ior the relief OF poor
debtors, approved Aug. IL, 1913; an act
granting TO subsequent attaching creditors the
review of actions against their debtors; addi-
tional in relation TO trnstee process further de-
fining the powers Of Justices Of the Peace in
certain cases.
House.-Pdssed 10 be engrossed-Bills to in
corporate the town Of West Rockland addi-
tional for the support Of certain persons at the
Insane Hospital additional in relation to trus-
lee process; further defining powers of Justices
of the Peace.
Passed 10 be endcted--Bills in relation 10 re-
turns of votes Of county officers; 10 amend an
act Of lS48, for the relief Of poor debtors
Bill relating to The liability Of Stock holders
of corporations, was indefinitely postponed.
On motion of MIR. Duren, the committee on
The pay roll was directed 10 make up the pay of
members Of the House TO and including Thurs
day.
Bill to organize and discipline the militia,
came up on lis hnal passage.
Mr.. Duren moved that it be indefinitely post
poned.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the
motion was carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster, Of East Machias,
the Secretary of State was directed to procure
the new liqsor law to be printed and distributed
to the several Iownt.
Bill relating 10 The liability of stockholders
of corporations, was returned from the Senate,
they insisting on passing the bill.
On motion Of Mr. Foster the House insisted !;
and Messrs. Foster, Fuller and Scammon were
appointed conferees.
House insisted on its former vote on bill ad
diional to secure ship carpenters wages.
Passed to be enacted-BIlls additional in re-
laton TO trustee process granting TO snbse-
quent attaching creditors the review of actions
against their debtors defining the jurisdiction
of Justices of the Peace in certain cases.
WEDNESDAY, April 9.
Mr.. Farley, BY leave, presented bill 'an act
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the Supreme Judicial Court within and for the
County Of Lincoln Read nce-rule suspend
ed-read second lime and passed 10 be en-
| crossed.
On motion, the Senate proceeded to the far
ther consideration of the address TO the Gov
! erunr for the removal of Judge Davis.
The debate was continued b. Messrs. Farley
and Hayden in favor Of the address, a'ier which
the vote was taken, and resulted, yeas 25, nays
8, as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Aver Barnes, Bean, Blais-
dell, Burril, Crane, Farley, French, Goudwin,
Heagan, Hodsdon, Hayden, Hoard. jones,
Jpnkins, Kezlr, Lowell Marden, OF Brien,
Read, Robinson, Swasey, Talbot, Thompson,
| Weslon,-25.
Nays Messrs Morrill,, Rowell, Shepard,
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On motion, Ordered, thstthe President Of the
Senate certify upon the address for the removal
of W Woodbury. Davis, that the same was moved
in the Senate on The 10Th day of March, 1856,
and had been adopted by the Senate on this 9Th
day OF A pril following. and that the address,
so certified, be transmitted to the House Of
Representatives. by message.
On motion, Ordered that a conmitlee OF
three on the part of the Senate, with such as
| the House NAV ioin be Instructed 10 lay before
the Governor The address adopted hy the twa
houses for the removal Of Woodbury. Davis, one
of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Cuur;,
aud that transcript Of the proceedings Of the
Senate thereon, be also laid belure the Gov
ernor, together with the address, for the
| information of the Executive department Of The
government respecting the statement OF The
causes of removal the entry of the same on the
journal of the Senate, and the learing haC
thereon.
Bill 'an act 10 provide for enforcing liens OF
vessels came from The Hause, that branch in
sisiing on its former vote of indefinite postpone
ment.
On motion Of Mr. HAYDEN the Senate ad-
hered To its former vote, passing the same TO bt
engrussed.
Passed 10 be endctcd-An act for completing
the records uf deceased Clerks of Courts an
act additional TO chapter l26 Of the Revised
Statutes; an act in relation TO the Supreme Ju'
dcial Court; an act in relation To Home anC
agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies NJ
act relating 10 the liability of Stockholders o
Corporations: an act for enforcing common
law liens; an act additional for The support o.
certain insane persons at The Insane Hospital
an act additional in relation to witnesses an
ACT to organize and discipline the militia.
H0use.-Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
Bill to change the time of holding the May
term of the Supreme Judicial Court in Lincoln
county. Ito change the time from the first tc
the second Tuesday of the monthly read twice
and 10 l-2 clock assigned
Mr. Cushman OF Hebron, moved TO recon
slider the vote indefinitely postponing the Mill
tia bill. The House voted 10 reconsider, yea:
IA, nays SO. The bill was then passed to bt
enacted.
Message was received from Senate, trans
mitting address Tor the removal of Woodbury.
Davis. On motion, the yeas and nays were
ordered on the adoption.
The question was then taken and the address
adopted in concurrence, yeas 81, nays 60, a:
follows
YEAs-Andrews, j. g. Baker. R. M. Ba
ker, Bean, Blake, J +. Blanchard, S. &. Blanch
ard, D. II. Brown, +. Brown, H. Brown, R
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