Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-17
in a unanimous vote for tabling and printing

in unanimous vote for tabling and printing
as follows
YEAs.-Messrs. CHAPLIN, Chase. Cole, Earring.
ton, Fletcher, Foster of Penobscot, HayiOrd, Kinks,
Moore, Norris, III, kels, O'Brion, Penneu Phil.
wsSs sawyer Smith, spauldlng of sasadahoc'
Mr.. links objected to having the supple
mentary report being considered part of the
majority report.
Mr.. CHAPLIN explained.
Mr. MAY of Kennebec remarked that when
he voted he did not intend to have the supple
mentary report included, as it would be unfair
treatment to the gentlemen from Hancock
Besides il it was printed it might be incon-
gruous. Furthermore we do not know what
was in the supplementary report. He moved
to reconsider the vote ordering the printing
of the reports.
Mr.. HARRINGTON of Oxford understood
that the committee had a right to make a
statement of facts in accordance with parlia-
mentary usage.
Mr.. MAY renewed his objections that it was
not treating the minority report courteously
and with fairness.
Mr.. HUMPHREY of Cumberland favored
printing of the supplementary report if there
were new facts which required it to be printed.
Mr.. CHAPLIN remarked that the Senator
from Hancock has our facts and conclusions
and he has attacked them by argument All
the majority desire is to answer his argument.
Mr.. Kinks said he had no feeling in the
matter, and was willing to let it go.
Mr.. MAY withdrew his motion to reconsider.
On motion of Mr.. O'BRIoN of York the
Senate adjourned.
PASSED TO BE ENeRossED.-An act incor-
porating the Pemaquid Monument Associa-
ton.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED-An act to incor-
porate the Orono Wooden Manufacturing
Company.
BILLS, PETITIONS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE-
rEKRED.
BY Mr.. DINGLEY of Androscoggin-Peti
ton Of Thomas Littlcfeld, Mayor of the city
of Auburn, for repeal of an act establishing
Police Court in said city. Referred to Ju
dietary Committee.
By Mr.. MAY of Kennebec-Petition of Hen
ny Woodward and Is others, with bill accom-
panying, for Savings Bank in Winthrop. Re-
ferred to Committee on Banks and Banking.
By Mr.. DINGLEY of Androscoggin-Pet-
ton Of NJ. T. Ludden and others that a Su-
| perior Court be established for Androscoggin
| county. Referred to Committee ON Judiciary.
BY Mr.. FOSTER of penobscot-Petition OF
S. ID. Thurston and others of Bangor, for an
| act of incorporation tor manufacturing pur-
poses. Referred TO Committee on Manufac-
| lures.
BY Mr.. HOBBS of York-Petition of Ma
thaniel G. Marshal and 500 others in aid Of
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, for
char,er. Referred TO Committee on Railroads
House.
. TUESDAY, Jan. 16.
/ proyar hy Row Mr. Rr of Auousto
Papers from the Senate disposed OF in con
| currence.
| The Speaker appointed the following gem
| tlemen as the Committee on Leave of Alb
| sence:
Messrs. Foster, BRIGGS of Brownville,
BRAGDoN, HAINEs, FOLSOM, TUFTS and
| THING.
| Resolve for the preservation of certain Re.
vised Statutes, came from the Senate, that
branch non concurring in the action of the
House in rejecting the Senate amendments
The House adhered to its former vote, on
motion Of Mr.. CARLETON.
On motion of Mr.. KNIGHT,
ORDERED, That the Committee on the Ju.
dietary be instructed to examine into the ex.
pediency of so amending section So of chap.
ter IA OF the Revised Statutes, that the Health
officers of towns shall have power to CON-
pei vaccination where the public health shall
demand it.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp-An act to in.
corporate the Yarmouth Savings Bank; an
act to incorporate the Nichols Mills.
On motion of Mr.. KEEaAN the order rela-
ting to the final report of Committees, was
taken from the table. Mr.. WILSON of Thorn.
aston thought it premature and opposed its
passage, and on his motion it was again tabled.
MIR. CARLETON of Whitefeld arose and
said:
Mr.. SPEAKER AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
HOUSE, arise to question of privilege.
l noticed in the Portland Press of yesterday
an inquiry made of this House in these words :
'Isnt the House rather too indulgent in per-
! hitting the member from Whitetield to as
sumo position of leadership in its delibera.
tions?" Mr.. Speaker, beg leave to say
without comment, that inasmuch as l have
never had the remotest aspiration for, nor in
| any way, knowingly, assumed the position
here assigned me, and inasmuch more es-
| pecially as this inquiry has been made by all
sinners, in all ages Of the world, the chief of
whom, may be the authsrs of this sheet, when
| reproved Of their unrighteousness and ungod-
| ly deed, and warned of the Judgment which
await them not only in this life, but in that
better which 10 to come; therefore, in
answer to such, have only to say, that they
had better take in their scare crows, for the
reason that the corn is well up and its roots
thoroughly set.
Mr.. LEBRoKE did not see very we'll how
the gentleman from Whitefeld, (Mr. Garlic
tOn,) could escape the leadership" for he
noticed that "Percie," after paying a high
compliment to our Speaker, which every
member of the House is proud of. puts the
member from Whitefield as the scat" and the
| rest of US the ''mice."
PASSED TO BE ENACTEp-An act authoriz-
| ing James II. Smith ct ais, to erect and ex.
tend a wharf in Brewer into the tide waters
| of Penobscot river; an act to authorize Rob-
| ert Luchase to extend wharf at Hodgdons
Landing. in fremont
| On motion of Mr.. WILSON of Thomaston,
Adjourned.
BILLS, PETITIONS, &C., PRESENTED AND Re-
FERRED.
| BY Mr.. PALMER-A bill to amend an act
entitled an act to incorporate the Northern
Aroostook Railroad Company. Referred to
the Committee on Railroads, Ways and
Bridges.
BY Mr.. FEssENDEN-Petition Of the Port
land and Rochester Railroad Company for an
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