The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-03

numerously signed were presented, praying for 2
peal OF that aw-See p. III and 66s-and 40
from the further fact that very afterwards, oht
the very next session of the Legislature, the lT,
in obedience 10 the will OF the people, repeaH.
And we proceed TO the last year OF his senatfl-
al labors--the year 1872.
Feb. 81, 1852, Mr.. Carothers read in his place nd
presented 10 the chair, bill (No. ll9,) entitled 'An
Act 10 prohibit the manufacture aud sale Of all n
toxicating liquors. Committed to the commee
on Vice and immortality See Senate journal 1922
p. 2s6.
March g. 1852, Nr. Carohers. from Commttepn
Vice and immortality, reported bill No ll9, witla-
meudments-p. 3G3.
March 10, 1852, thousand copies OF bill pr
dered to be printed Tor Of the Senate--seep
400.
March IS, 1852, motion was made TO suspend he
orders Of the day for the purpose Of proceedinato
the consideration Of said bill. The yeas aud uys
we're required and were yeas 90, nays ll-Pacer
voting in the affirmative. The question was deer
mined in the negative, there being twothird; in
/ its favor. A motion was then made by Carson ind
Guernsey '.that bin No. ll9 be made an order ofhe
day for tomorrow, yeas and nays were requied,
and stood yeas q, nays 2-Pacler voting in th4af-
/ irmative-aEd thus showing that, though the TN
psraucs issue Of that day was considered OF fQrqE
Importance among IegisIators-who fancied hey
could see in it the foreshadowng Of their political
graves-he had 10 disposition slave it off, and vas
not afraid to meet II. See p. $50 and lsl.
March 49, 1872, asreeably to order, the Sea;e
resolved itself into committee Of the Whole (on bill
4l9,) and after time reported progress ana a
greed to sit again on to-rnorrow-See p. 1876
1Iarch 20, 1852, agreeably to order the Senate a
gain resolved into committee Of the Whole on bill
No. 10, and after some time the committee ro-eanJ
the bill was reported with amendments-Set p.
sos.
March -, 1882, agreeably to order the Seiate
proceeded 10 the second reading and consideration OF
bill No. 4I9, when an amendment was offered by
Guernsey and Sauder,on providjop that all Dpr.ons
who shoud sell liquors Of any Kind should be lubI=
10 pay all damages arising from its use and for all
lives lost or injured, and for all characters moral or
poIi,icaI. &c. which was not agreej to-and in ia
vor Of the original amendment there were yeas 10.
intending Gen. PacEer-navs $50 the question
was determined IN the negative. See p. 5ll and
SD
On the question will the Senate agree to the irst
section the YEA. were %. navs If. Packer voting in
the aiiiruative-aud what then did he vote for p
WHY. the first section simply enacted that no person
should be allowed, at any time. tg aaauutar,uys ar
seIligao, ,,srsgia igl2zc7ti,s, g,oa ,ie. rsri as
h-,siqgtter pyori4sl, . &c That's ali. The 2d 81
9Th Sin 9th and 7th sections were then agreed 10
without the yeas and nays being caiIed-aud the
record does rot show who, nor how arg one voted
See ~. 5lt aud 5I5.
~. th ,,.,.-.t,r u-;rI e., c... .-o, p. ~ Oh
section as amended! tAe-q question was postponed
See p. SIG.
March %, 1852, agreeabiy 10 order the Senate re-