Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-05

} Washington, O'Brion of York, Davis OF
Androscoggin, Harrington of Oxford, Foster
, of Penobscot, Chase of Washington, Philbrick
. of Somerset, Nckels of Penobscot, Fletcher
of Waldo, Pennell of Cumberland, Humphrey
: of Cumberland, and Dunning of Piscataquis.
!. On motion of Mr.. SPAuLDING of Sagada-
! hoe,
ORDERED, That message be sent to the
House of Representatives, proposing con-
vention of the two branches of the Legisla-
tire in the Representatives Hall, this day at
twenty minutes of eleven O'Clock A. NJ, for
the purpose of electiDg Secretary of State,
Attorney General. Adjutant General, Land
Agent, and seven Executive Councillors, and
asking the concurrence of the House.
The message was conveyed by the Secreta-
ry. Subsequently the Clerk of the House
| informed the Senate of the concurrence of
that branch, in the foregoing proposition, and
at the hour assigned the Senate proceeded to
the Representatives Hall.
(See House Report.)
On motion of Mr.. MAY of Kennebec,
ORDERED, That committee of three be
! appointed on the part of the Senate, with
! such as the House may join, to wait upon
| Hon Sidney Perhain, and inform him that he
has been duly elected Governor of the State
! of Maine for the current political year.
And Messrs. May of Kennebec, Foster of
ISNOpsCOt anu motifs OF NuiDDeTianu were
| appointed on part of the Senate.
This order was sent down for concurrence.
| Subsequently Mr., MAY reported that the
| committee had waited upon the Governor
/ elect and he was pleased to reply that he
! cepted the office, and would attend upon the
| Legislature at su-h time AS may be assigned,
| for the purpose of taking and subscribing the
| oaths required by the Constitution to qualify
| him for the discharge of his official duties.
| On motion OF MIR. DISGLEY of Andres
coggin,
ORDERED, That message be sent to the
! House of Representatives. proposing a con-
venion of the two branches of the Legisla-
ture, in the Representatives Hall this day, at
twelve o'clock. for the purpose Of administer
| ing to Hon. Sidney Perham, Governor elect,
| the oaths Of office, and receiving such COM
| munication as he may be pleased to make,
and asking the concurrence Of the House.
A message was subsequently received that
the House concurred in the proposition, and
at the hour assigned the Senate proceeded to
the Representatives Hall, where convention
was formed.
(See House Report.
On motion of Mr.. FARRINGroN of Oxford,
ORDERED, That the Secretary of the SEN
ate be directed to furnish each member of the
Senate with the Rules and Orders of the Sem
ate of 1871.
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