Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-10

she iedst ODJectlOnaDle. Mr. thompson j.
what is termed by the republicans in tn,
northern portion of York arenegade republican
and is Objectionable in meny other points o
view, while Mr.. Cole has been always con
sistent democrat and is less otjectonal thar
Mr.. Thompson. Therefore the republican,
of York are in favor of Mr.. Cole. OF tn,
two evils we think we will choose the least
Mr.. WILSON of Thomaston was glad to fine
that the day had arrived when man is NOR,
bit for election who has always been a demo
GRAFT
The committee having attended to the du :,
assigned them. reported as follows:
Whole number of votes l47
Necessary TO a choice, "A
Ichabod Cole had l47
Ichabod Cole was declared duly elected
Senator from the First Senatorial District
Tor the current political year.
On motion of Mr. OBRIoN,
ORDERED, That the Secretary of the Con
vention be directed to notify Ichabod Cole
that he has been duly elected Senator from
the first Senatorial District, for the current
political year.
The Senate then retired.
IN HOUSE.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED-An act to author
ize certain cities and towns to aid in the con-
struction and equipment of the Knox and
Lincoln Railroad.
A message was received from the Senate
through its Secretary, Samuel W. Lane, ESQ.,,
proposing a joint convention in the hall vi
the House. this day OF III l-2 o'clock. for the
purpose of administering to Fred n. Dow.
Councillor elect, the oaths necessary to quail
ify him to enter upon the discharge of his
official duties.
The Clerk was charged with and conveyed
message to the Senate informing that
branch of the concurrence of the House in
the proposition for a Convention.
The hour having arrived the Senate came
in, and Convention was formed
J~CDNVENTION
Oh motioh ol Mr. hENNEpf OF Lincoln,
OfpLhhp, iia' Tue oeeie'ary o' ,he 'qn-
Y " oe u,ec'ed W ho'iiy non req ~.
LOW .9unel , eiee'' 'na' .,ie Two branches
VI 'ne LIZ arc asseHio'eu II. Noh'eh-
'ion' lor Tue purpose o' administering 10 MN
Tue oa'hs required ny the constitution 10
quarry nun 10 enter upon Inc di'charge OF
ms oinclai du'ies'
lne secretary subsequently, reported that
ne haa dischargeu the au'y assigned him' ana
the ION Nouhcl'ior eiect was Pieasea 10 say
tha' ne "ouio ior'h"Nh aueno upon 'he Con
ventlon.
lhereupon' non; f'eu. -. 40" oouhcillof
eiec'' came H. anu Ill the presence OF INC
convention, ana before the iresident OF tie
senate, took ana subscribed the oaths re-
CURED to quality him to enter upon the dis
charge OF ms ofnclal duties.
Inc Hohoraoie 'ouhciiior then retired.
on motion OF MT: MORRIS OF Cumberland,
ORDERED, mat the Secretary OF the Con
Ventloh oe ulfecteo 10 nouiy the UoVernor OF
the election ana qnaliiication OF Hon. Fred.
N. I,EecntlyD t'DtlnfIltOr
rent poiltical year.
Having accomplished the purpose Tor which
II assembled Inc convention dissolved, and
the senate fetirea'
oh motion Vi MT. iLsoN Oh ihomaston'
the oruer relallhg 10 me Ventilation OF the
state house was taken from the taoie' the
question oelhs upon It's passage
MI LhbhoNt saiu d gentleman was, OF hao
oeen present. VINO proposeo 70 put IN window
'eh'iia'ors' as q mater OF experiment, the
expense Oh "hlch lor 'he wnoie nan OF the
house wooiu NOT exceed 500. Mr.. H. ex-
piaineu the moue Oh 'eh'iiatioh as he under.
s.oou It, anu saiu 'na' perhaps very lie" Oh
'iie ",iuo"'s iu'nisheu WIN 'iiis apparatus
Wouio oe auequale ior Tue 'entiia'ieh OF the
man, ana 'he expense would De put trifIng.
l.e liiaue motion 10 amend 'he order by
striS'hg gu. !ie WORDS me senate concur
anu INSERT IN ileu t'iercoi representatives
nan also aheho ny aauihs 10 the order the
ioio"ine introducing On uiai the WIN
oow Ne;i''ia'ors'
MI TERMS ol ioiahu, hoped the amend
meht woulu prevail ana the experiment
"ouiu DE trleu' II me oiate is NOT willing to
pay '.iS s''aii amount ne "oulu De one 10
eol'' iou'e 'o""'N' IL" ing '"e P'oPosiioh car
f'eu ou',
Mr. TERRI Oh oHloIu' moved that the
~hoie su"ye't W ie'erreu 10 the Joiht select
Soihni',ee oh up!'c Duiiuihgs. ne thought
''i's ,he otsl way ., u,sposihS Oh tne matter,
anu ne liu no uouo' tla' they would make a
report satisfactory 10 me House.
MT LEbkohE opposed inc notion This
req tape was DELAY OF the matter of
~nich ne 'houeht there was no need.
MT; rEhhlNs oi farmington, sad the last
LEGISLATURE eAPehueu 9''ooo lor the purpose
VI ne"''"e 'h,s ou.lulie' anu II Is all lost, Tor
we nave no oehent from II. NOW TO expend
S-Vo OF e-ooU lor an experiment he did not
pehe'e IN IT, me nFst Gay OF the session
heat had been put on 1t seemed to him, OK
Pressiy 10 orNe members TO vote two thous-
ana ooifars 10 ventilate TINS Hall First 1t Is
not mere, anu ,hfh IL Is colu. lie thought