Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-17
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

much discussion, ordered to Il third reading.
Otner matters were advanced one stage, and
the ehSrosseo resolve IN relation to furnishing
puoIc Information TO daily newspapers
question on passing the same, the Governor s
opleeaons TO the contrary, Notwithstanding
was next called up.
Mr.. breckenridge OF Hampshire advocated
the resolve lie was surprised that his Bx-
eellency the Governor should have felt called
upon to send in his veto, for the reasons there
IN set FORTH 1t must have been, said he, with
an eye. glass OF marvellous magnifying power,
that the Governor was able to discover the
| CHEST oftegtsfGttUe interference, in this harm
less resolve, intended simply to furnish infor-
nation to the people, which they were emit
tied to receive, and which We, as Legisla-
ture. have ample power under the Constitu-
ton to furnish, and to direct bo0 it shall be
! done After receiving the veto, Mr.. b. said !:
" shall vote for the resolve, the Governor
to the contrary, notwithstanding.
brief discussion ensued, and the ques-
ton was taken, Does the Senate approve of
the resolyeg
Yeas-Messrs Albee. Atwood Breckenridge,
Churchill, Esty, Hitchcock, Hoar, Poor, Sabin,
Swift, Taft, Whitney, White, Young-l4.
Nays MessT.. B "a. Bliss Bonney,
f9 oaliA' S SI.s Pielu, Saynes; hunklhg'
TTShpT-1G
Aa.t.,.
~ RI h .g .eSotse was NOV ecu TO-
s,ie =, ooI9ining
a,tbori5o nc Gnu VIZ D.il 70
~ barI,, "of1eSIer
enerocsed " 20
Horsp po,;t;oas prooo,,,od ,,5 1,.e..u.,,
Or - "'." TrJe't Gu
~ nl10 hlu'tee' u VIC "'a'e bu'aVic nospltais
az az, " oices'eI a'u taunton, lot an increase OF
allowance lor the support OF state patients
within sald institutions OF Samuel 5. Gay,
against changing the line of the Worcester
Railroad in the town of Brighton
Mr.. Hale of Boston, from tho Committee on
the Library, to whom were referred the petit
tlons OF +. X. Livingston and Others, reported
resolve o pay to E. Il. Livingston $3.50, to
5. N. Clifford Sl52, to w. E. z Haskell
1913, to ). 7. Hanscomb $246, in full pay
ment Tor services heretofore rendered upon the
general index of the journal OF the House Of
Representatives. Passed through its several
stages.
The ssme gentleman, from the same COM
mittee, reported resolve for ompleting the
mdeNlng ofthe Journals OF the House and the
Catalogue OF papers on file. Placed in the
orders.
Mr.. Wells of Chicopee,. from the Joint
Standing Committee on Federal Relations, to
whom were referred the petitions in relation to
furnishing aid to the free State settlers in Kan
zas, reported preamble and resolves, which
were ordered to be printed. The preamble
sets forth very explicitly the cause for action
The first resolve is as follows -
ResoSced, That the sum of 800 .0OObe. and the
same is, hereby appropriated, to be expended, if
necessary, or so much thereof as may be necessary
LOT the rehei OF Such settlsrs IN the territory of
naiizas as are, OF may nereatef oe reduced TO
f 'eln N uulaw
the territpry m acconHf of fbeir nrndect;nns fo
a free state CONSERVATION.
Tho soco,d raso,,,o ,ro,;ao, tor a. o,,,,.,,,,4
ment If tbree disoroet ,,oraons a;t;ld1a ~
Massacbpsetts Co,nn1;ss;pT,ars n,dor Lar,ds
10 rarforr ~ dnt;os roc,,irol h., M roaoI,,as
The third reorires t5e,n 80 nrno,,ra aor,,
ana reliobIo ;1forn,a+o &c r. H.;
nrosnacts and wants 81 ~ oo+tIo.s !,
zae and in case tbo,, sbo,,11 h. Lra,,h+
dancer or SUFFERING ar Of being connnellad ~
80. ~, - ~ Ool"5 0o'nP1ii9u "
1asio-s ond o,,troc :! AeUlaeaoe " ~,
,;s;.ad $50 90 n.lileleo
tb he ~
provision for their relief '-''' 'NNN --'''-o
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$1,000 s.uo ileiT Dy .ue o'u1e, OF me western
sai.ao ~ NV po'0' 9e' io''n III 'pe re-
S0 IVES LIN . -,
nc o,i ~ iepeal certain aesS concerning
psAso ,i:g niue se"'ence OIL ue"'h' was passed
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over az "'' --0"'o' W W eNsiosSeu' Aa'u
Savarol ,,o.,o.a ,..,
tha tabiS M .I "ele u1sousseu anu ialu on
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