Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-29

Aa act relating to State uniformity Of text
books was referred to the next Legislature on
notion of Mr.. HARRINGTON.
Resolve in relation to rebuilding the bridge
over the Molunkus stream on the Maine mil
ita road. came from the House indie fnitely
postponed.
The Senate refused to concur, but amend
ed by striking out "Sl $780," and inserting
81, 0O0." The resolve then passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve in favor of the Maine industrial
School for Girls, came from the House indefi- |
nitely postponed.
GA melton OF Mr.. HARRINGTON, the resolve |
was referred to the next Legislature. |
On disagreeing vote relating to resolve in |
favor of Maurice Phillips, the following were |
appointed conferees on part of the Senate
Messrs. Kennedy of Lincoln, Dingley of |
Androscoggin, and Spaulding Of Sagsdahoc,
On disagreeing vote relating to resolve lay
ing a tax on the several counties. Messrs.
Smith of Penobseot, O'Bron of York, and
Harrington Of Oxford were appointed con
terees on part of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. DINGLEY, it was ordered |
that the Senate hold an evening session, COM
mencing at half-past seven o'clock.
An act defining the duties of the Super |
intendent and Steward ofthe Insane Hospital, |
came from the House amended and passed to |
be engrossed.
The Senate voted to refer the act to the
next Legislature.
An act to amend an act entitled ian act to
establish the school mill fund for the support
of common schools" and also an act entitled
ian act supplementary to an act establishing
the school mill fund" came from the House
passed to be engrossed.
Opposition to it was made by Mess's. Far
rington, Kinks and Foster of Penobsoot, and
the Senate refused passage.
Resolve in favor of Oak6eld plantation
came fron the House on its passage to be en-
crossed in concurrence.
MIR. DUNNING of Plscataquis, called for the
yeas and nays, which, on being ordered re-
suited as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Chaplin, Davis, Dunping, Far
ripgton, Foster OF Penobscot, Hadlock Kinks.
Humphrey, Irish, May, Nckels, O'Brion, Pennell,
smith-l4.
NAYs:-Messrs. Dingley, Fletcher, Howes, Ken
nedy. kimbal Mcclellan, Phiibrick, Sawyer, Web
ber-9
| So the resolve was given passage.
| An act in aid of schools in Madawaska ter
ritory, came up on its passage to be enacted.
Mr.. NlcKELs moved its indefinite postpone
ment. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Kinks, the rules were
suspended whereby the bill was passed to be
| engrossed, and an amendment adopted strik-
ing out section 2.
The bill then passed to be engrossed.
Adjourned.
PASSED TO DE ENGRossED-Resolve in IA
vor of Sprague, Owen & Nash; resolve IN
favor of the Maine Standard; an act relating
to the day of the rendition of judgment in
certain cases.
| PASSED TO DE ENAcrED-Resolve in rela-
ton to State Reports and Documents for pre-
servation and exchange; resolve explanatory
of resolve relating to an appropriation OF
money in aid of the Normal school at Castine;
resolve in favor Of the Commissioner of I'm
migra,ion resolve in relation to our ship
building and mercantile interests.
EVENING SESSION.
Papers from the House were disposed of in
concurrence.
On motion Of Mr.. O'BRIoN, the Senate re-
considered its vote relating to resolve allow
ing the town of Fryeburg to loan its credi: in
s aid of the Maine State Hospital.
e The same Senator moved to reconsider the
vote of this afternoon adopting the amend
Mr.. FAnnlscTos opposed, and favored the
, resolve as it stood.
Mr.. .DrNGLEY moved the indefinite post
y ponement of the resolve.
!, The Senate refused to reconsider, and vot-
ed to indefinitely postpone the resolve in con-
e currence.
On motion of Mr.. Kinks, the vote whereby
j. the Senate adopted the House amendment to
It bill an act to secure the education OF the
l. youth of the State of Maine, and the vote re-
ferring the bill to the next Legislature, was
i reconsidered.
o The Senate receded and the House amend
ment was rejected
y Mr.. Kinks moved to insist on its former
e vote passing the bill to be engrossed, and pro-
posed a committee of conference.
J, Mr.. FARRINGroN called for the yeas and
}. nays on the motion to insist, which on being
ordered, resulted as follows:
:, YEAs.-Messrs Chaplin, Cole Davis, Dunning
z. harrington, Foster Of Penobscot, Hadlock, Kinks
Hobbs Howes. Humphrey, Irish, May, Nickels
II Pennell, PhiIbrick, Webber-l7.
!, NAYs.-Messrs. Dingley, Kennedy, KimbaI-3.
So the Senate insisted upon its former vote.
And Messrs. Kinks of Hancock, Howes OF
e Franklin and Harrington of Oxford, were APP
q pointed confcreeS on the part of the Senate
h Final reports were made by the joint stand
ing committees on Legal Reform, Education
and Mercantile Affairs and Insurance, anC
IS they were discharged without day.
Bill an act relating to fixing the capita
!, stock of manufacturing companies came from
o the House indefinitely postponed.
y On motion of Mr.. FOSTER, the Senate non
$ concurred, and passed the bill to be engross
= ed.
An aCt AutioriLHHS iHuHlCipdi dlu III inc ee
: Enlistment of manufactures, and in the i'm
provement of water powers in the State; came
from the House amended and indefhtely
d postponed.
Mr.. Kinks moved that the Senate non con.
cur, on which the yeas and nays were order
ed on melton of Mr. DAVIS with the follow
ing
= YEAs.-Messrs. Chaplin. Cunning. Fletcher
: Foster of kennebec uadlock, Kinks, Humphrey
4; Irish, Kennedy, Kimball, May, Webber-l2.
& NAYs.-Messrs Cole, Davis, Dingley, Foster OF
a Penobscot, Hobbs, Howes Mcclellan, Nickels
G O'Brion, Pennell, Phbrck-ll.
So the Senate non-concurred, and the bill
e was passed to be engrossed.
o Bill an act abolishng all law discriminating
q between female and male suffrage in the
= election of President and Vice President OF
the United States, which was refused pas.
sage in the House, was considered.
/; Mr.. Kinks moved to amend by adding sec
Il 8 as follows, land shall take effect on the
first day Of Jan. 1878"
On call for the yeas and nays which were
ordered, the result was as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Cole, Davis, Foster OF Penobscot
Kinks Irish Kimball, Penntl-T.