Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-01
postponed. The House receded and con-

4 pital passed by the House came from the
Senate referred to the next Legislature. The
House receded and concurred.
Bill an act to establish State uniformity OF
text books assigned by the House for the LIST
day of April came from the Senate referred
to the next Legislature. The House adhered
Bill an act 10 secure the education of the
youth of the State of Maine indefinitely post.
| poned by the House came from the Senate
| passed to be engrossed. The House adhered
Bill an act to fix the capital stock of manu-
featuring, mining and quarying corporations
incorporated under general law, indefinitely
| postponed by the House, came from the Sen
ate passed to be engrossed. The House ad-
hered.
Bill an act authorizing aid to manufactures
and for improvement of the water power OF
this State indefinitely postponed by the House,
| came from the Senate passed to be engrossed.
The House adhered.
| Bill an act to improve the Jail system of the
State of Maine, indefinitely postponed BY the
| House, came from the Senate referred to the
next Legislature. The House receded and
.concurred.
Bill an act abolishing all laws discrimina-
ting between female and male in the election
of President and Vice President of the United
States, refused passage by the House, came
| from the Senate passed to be engrossed.
On the question of receding and concurring,
the yeas and nays were ordered on motion of
| Mr.. PORTER, and being taken, the House re-
| fused to recede and concur, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Atwell, Bailey, Barker,
Bliss, Briggs of Hudson, Briggs of Brownyille,
Evans, Flitner Foes, Foster, Gray, Griffin, Goding
Hahn, Howard, Jordan, Remission, King, Lord
of Detroit McAllister, Perkins of Auburn, Perry
of Oxford, Potter of Webster, Porter, RAY, Rund-
lett snDw ThSmPs9 Tebetts Of BrooklT Tit
TO nj Rnpk LAM m
NAYs.-Messrs. Baker, Bracket Burleigh Ben.
nett. Butler, Cook, Coombs: Connce, Cornish
ermo, Estes, Farrar, Fessenden, Field, Fogg Fol.
som, Garry, Getchell Glidden, Haines Hamilton
OF o
| of Madison, Humphrey, Humphreys, Keegan
Knight, Lambert, Lord Of Bluetill, McIntre, Mil
| Paul, Perkins of Poland, Perry of Bridgton. Phil
| lips, Potter of Woolwich, Preble, Prince Randall
\ Reed of No. IL, Reed of Waldoboro, Robe, Robin
son, Sawtee, Silsby, Smith of Wayne Springer
| Stanley, Stuart, Talbot. Tibbetts Of Greenbush
wson of Wnsow
| So the House refused to recede and concur
| The House then voted to adhere.
Mr.. LEBROKE, from the Committee of Con-
| ference, on disagreeing vote, reported in a
new draft, resolve in favor of Maurice Phil
lips, which was passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act to abolish the Office of State SUI
perintendent Of Common Schools was taken
| up. i ne mouse TeIuseu 10 suspend the rules
to bring the bill under consideration.
Bill an act relating to recognizances in
criminal cases, indefinitely postponed by the
House, came from the Senate passed to be
engrossed. The House voted to adhere.
| Resolve in favor of the chapel of the In
sane Hospital indefinitely postponed by the
| House, came from the Senate, that branch
insisting upon its vote passing the resolve,
and asking committee Of conference.
The House voted to adhere.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON of Hallowell,
ORDERED, That the Trustees of the Insane
Hospital be directed to ascertain the expense
of removing the unfinished chapel built, tt
the rear of the Insane Hospital building ant
report to the next Legislature.
Resolve relating to the ship building inter
est of Maine, refused passage by the House
came from the Senate passed to be engrossed
The House receded and concurred with tn
Senate.
Mr.. WHIrcoMB moved an amendment
u which was adopted.
The resolve was then passed to be engross
ed in concurrence.
!, Mr.. CARLETON, under a suspension of tn
rules, introduced a resolve supplementary t
a resolve relating to the salary and travel o
" members and officers of the Legislature
: which was passed to be engrossed under
suspension of the rules.
l. PASSED TO BE ENACTED--An act to incor
porate the Maine Industrial School for Girls
: an act to amend the charter of the city O
Biddeford; an act to incorporate the Castin,
and Deer Isle Telegraph Company; an act t.
y abolish solitary imprisonment in the Stats
Prison; an act to authorize the city Of Port
land to aid the construction and western
0 extension of the Portland and Rochester Rail
road Company; an act relating to the dutie.
of sherifs and county attorneys; an act rela
ting to reserved lands; an actto amend chap
$ ter 81 of the Revised Statutes, concerning
innholders, victualers, and intoxicating
liquors; an act to amend chapter ll6 of the
: Revised Statutes, concerning corporations
an act authorising the town of Brewer to aid
the Bangor Water Power; an act additional
to the school laws, relating to the duties OF
. school agents; an act to incorporate the
Riverside Railroad Company.
FINALLY PAssED-ResOlvs in favor of Chs
w. Owen; resolve making an appropriation
for the Maine State Library; resolve in favor
of Carl Voss; resolve in favor of Luther A.
Rogers resolve in favor of VIM. w. Quimby
of Bucksport; resolve in favor of the Child
ren's Home in Bangor 10000 resolve in
aid of building bridge over Dead river in
the county of Somerset; resolve in favor of
Rodney c. Barker; resolve in favor of Ar
thur l.. Grant Of Hanover; resolve authoris-
ing temporary loan; resolve in favor of the
town of Gilead, in the county of Oxford; re-
solve relating to fencing the Normal school
grounds in Pennington; resolve in favor of
the Soldiers Home at Bath resolve to
change the valuation of town of Linneus and
Sherman, in Aroostook county, resolve in
relation to the Niagara Ship Canal; resolve
in favor of the Insane Hospital.
Resolve relating to the claims of settlers
under the treaty of Washington, being on its
final passage was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con:
currence.
A communication was received from the
Governor, in response to an order transmit
ting statement of the expenses of the Land
Agent for the last ten years.
Mr.. WHIrcoMB was charged with and con-
veyed message to the Governor and Coun-
Gil, informing that body that the House had
elected Joshua L. Chamberlain as Major
General of the State.
Mr.. PORTER, from the Committee on FL
nance, on order, reported bill an act for the
| assessment of n State tax for tho voar 1870