Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-17

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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
| judiciary ;Messrs. Hoar of Worcester, Bur.
bank Of Suffolk, and Taylor of Berkshire.
Probate and Chancery-Messrs Churchill oF
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Treasury-Messrs. Breckenridge of Hampshire.
Cowdin of Suffolk and Hitcbcock 81 yVorcests'
Bills in their Third Reading-Messrs Fsty Of
Middlesex, Rogers of Suffolk, Harris of Ply.
mouth, Hoar Of Worcester, Bonney of Middle.
sex, Stone of Essex
Engrossed Blls-Messrs. Young of Bristol,
Mitchell Of Suffolk, Green of Franklin, Sawin Of
Bristol, Whitney of Worcester, Atwood of Barn.
stable.
Mr.. Batehelder, from the joint special COM
mittee to whom was referred an order relative
to the disposition of the several portions of the
Governors Address, having considered the
same, submitted report making appropriate
references of the several portions thereof.
Adjourned a5t IS
HousB.-Ordered, on motion of Mr.. Hop
klns Of Northampton, that the COMMITTEES on
/ the Judiciary be instructed to consider and
report upon the expediency of providing, BY
amendment of the constitution, for an absolute
limitation of the session Of the Legislature to
one hundred days. Laid on the table.
Death Ptsaishnsent. ordered, on motion of a
Mr.Wright of Boston, that the Judiciary Com
mlttee be instructed to consider and report
whether chapter 274 of the acts of 1852, con-
corning persons. under sentence Of death.
should be modified or repealed. Laid on the
table. 500
Biennial Elections.-An order was offered
oy MI Johnson of Dana, that the Committee
on the Judiciary be instructed to consider the
expectancy of SO amending the Constitution
OF this Commonwealth, as to provide that the
members of the Legislature, and all State Of.
Ulcers, shall be elected bienniaIly, and that
there shall be but one session Of each Legis-
lature, except when called together by the
Executive, as provided in Art. v. of the Cd
chapter of the Constitution. Laid over.
Ordered, on motion of Mr.. CoggsweH of
Worcester, that the Committee on the Judici-
airy consider the expedieucy of further legis-
Iatlon concerning the returns made of the
votes Tor Governor and Lieut.. Governor and
Councillors of the Commonwealth.
The Speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
Judiciary-Messrs. Baker Of Medford. Wood Of
MiddleborO', Russell of Boston, Adams Of Low
ell Yose of Springfield, Bailey of Fitchburg, and
Cone Of Stockbridge - = s
Probate and Chancery-Messrs. DODGE Of
Cambridge, Browne OF Dorchester, Ranney Of Bos.
ton Coggswell Of Worcester, Fitch of Sheffield,
and More of Watham,
Finance-Messrs. Spooner of Boston, Betrau
OF Salem, Allen of New Bedford, King Of Roxbu-
ry, Gilman of Lowell, Harris of Springfield, and
Bardwell of Buckland.
observation-disclosures. johnson of Arlington.
Hammond of Nantucket, ]. A. Novel; Of Boston, q
SImonds Of Haverhill. Dodge Of Charlton Wilson
of Dalton, and Burrill of Roxbury
Bills in Third Rhading-Messrs. Grape of New
bedford, Reyes of Watertown, Sawyer Of Ster-
ling, Tenney of Groveland Dillingham; of Fal. /.
mouth, Dresser of Stockbridge, and Campbell Of
Boston.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. E. Wright Of Bos.
ton, Blood of Taunton, Smith of Beckett, Child Of
west boylston, Prescott of WestfoTd, Woodbury.
OF Manchester and Hastings of Northfeld ~
County Estimates--Messrs Faulkner of Gin.
ton, Loring of Marlboro, Webster Of Boston, 2
Hinckley of Barnstable. and Davis Of Westport:
West Newbury, and Shaw Of BeIcheft6wti. ~
Leave of Absence-Messrs. Whitney Of West
minister, Cox Of Maiden, Collins Of Lenox, Grou-
ard of Fall River, and Haleoi Rockport. iasiasi
Public Buildings-Messrs Fitch Of Boston,
Southworth of Hardwick, Lamkin Of Melrose,
Ruggles Of Dorchester, and Atwood OF Newbury-
port E&
Printing-Messrs A. j. Wright Of Boston,
Currier of Salisbury, Gill of Quincy, Rice of New
ton, and Nelson OF Boston. @
The President Of the Senate and Speaker Of
the House appointed the following
JOINT STANDING Committees. sa1.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hunking Of Essex. and
Harris Of Plymoth, Of the Senate !; and Messrs,
Taggart of Haverhill, Robbins Of Millbury, Hills
OF Cambridge. Plummer of Boston and Farmer
of Roxbury, Of the House, IA -. ,Ib-e5
observation-disclosures. Taft Of Worcester, and
Green of Franklin, of the Senate: and Messrs.
Brooks of Princeton, HJ de of Newton, Williams
Of Amheist, Sheldon of Wilmington, and Stebbins
of Deerfeld, of the House. 3 3 - ygssssss.s
Banks and Banking-Messrs. Turner Of, Nor
folk and Bliss of Hapden, of the Senate and
Messrs. Merriield Of Worcester, Sherman Of
Plymouth Twombley of Boston, Campbell Of
Pittsfeld and Johnson Of Quincy, of the House, :
Claims-Messrs. Batchelder of Essex, and
Young of Bristol Of the Senate and Messrs.
Prescott of Salem, Potteriof Dartmouth, Wilder 3
of Chelsea. Lawrence Of Tyngsboros and .Burlin- \
game of Adams, of the House.
Observation-Disclosures White of MIddiesex, and
Batchelder Of Essex, of the Senate; end Messrs%
Hudson of Lexington, Lttlefeldr of Folklore.
Brewer of Boston, Goodwin of Lowell, and Twiss
of Worcester, Of the House, $500
Fisheries-Messrs. Shaw of Nantucket, and
Swift of Barnstable, of the Senate; and Messrs. g
Morrill, of Fall River, Atwood of Provineetown,a
Farley of Ipswich, Webster of Gloucester, and
Hunt of Kingston, of the House.
Library-Messrs, Sabin Of Berkshire, Msrrick Of
Norfolk and Atwood Of Barnstable, Of the Senate;
aud Messrs. Hale of Boston, Field of AtbOl, and
Tyler of North Brookfsld, Of the House. b5ivssts,
Neutrality-suspicious.. Ames Of Bristol, and
Whitney of Worcester, Of the Senate; and Messrs.
Gilbert Of Ware, Kenney Of Wareham, Conant Of
Lowell, Norcross Of Monson, and Gorbin Of oxs
ford, Of the House. es8ig-a sssg 81 La.ai-.'
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance-7Aiessrs MIX
ter of Worcester, and Breckenridge Of Hampshire,
Of the Senate; and Messrs. Frask of Springfield,
Chaseof Lynn, Mayhem Of Milford Joy Of BostonI
and Crane of Bridgewater, ofthe House ,ro
Militia Messrs. Burbank Of Suffolk, and
Haynes of Middlesex, of the Senate; and Messrs.
Rogers Of Boston, Barrett Of Concord. Grammer Of
Wcbura, Stevens Of Beverly, and Rsce Of Ash
burnham, of the House. 'sit.'
Parishes and Religious Societies - Messrs.
Wheeler of Plymouth, and Mitchell Of Suffolk, Of
the Senate; and Messrs. lockwood Of Hanson.
Parsons of Ludlow, Perry Of New Salem, Miller Of
Barre, and Pollard Of Lowell, Of the House. arlp
P. isons--Messrs.s Usher Of Middlesex, and TAFT
Of Worcester, of the Senate; and Messrs Davis Of
Greenfield, Mackintire Of CharIestown, G. New
ell of Boston, Smith of South Aadley, and Fay Of
Chelsea. fel h,fs 3ao8e N le,fl,s q ANA ft,.
Public Charitable Institutions Warner
Of Hampshire and Rogers Of Suffolk, Of the Sen
ate; and Messrs. Morrisey Of Nantucket Holland
Of Westfeld, Kimball of Salem, Stedman Of Bosr
ton, and Lothrop Of Cohasset.
Public Lands-Messrs. Clark Of Suffolk, and
Churchill of Norfolk, of the Senator and Messrs.
Lewis Of Fairhayen, Cotton Of LOngmeadoNs Al
len Of Malpole, Edgerly Of Someryille, aud Bng-
bee Of Worcester, Of the House, ...,sf $500. \
Railways and Canals--Messrs. stone OF Essex,
and Field Of Hampton Of the Senate; and Msssss.
Hopkins Of Northamton, Thayer Of Boston, An
drews of Danvers, Smith Of Templeton, and Dean
eff Rehoboth, of the House. 10 gnT goa tlatW
Roads and Bridges Messrs. Messenger Of snf-
q. wrsU 20,