Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20
constitution Of this State be proposed for the ae-
ton of the legal voters Of this State, in the man
ner required by the constitution, to wit:

cases OF Impeachment, upon such conditions and
with such restrictions and limitations, as may be
deemed proper, subject to such regulations as may
be provided by law, relative to the manner Of ap-
| plying for pardons. And he shall communicate to
the legislature at each session thereof, each case
of icpreve, remission of penalty, Communication or
pardon granted, stating the name of the convict
the crime of Which he was convicted, the sentence
aud its date, The cato OF - repueve, remission,
communication or }ald0T pau;cd, anil the con-
ditions, # any up Z which the same was granted.
Nh. TALBOT pie briefly IN favor Of INC resp
luton.
The question Of passing the resolve was then
taken by yeas ant NAYS resulting in the afirma-
tive as follows:
YEAs-Mess $. Allan of Dennysyille, Allen of
Brook!l&, Anderson, Baker Barker, Barnard
ham, Burpee, Butler Of Avon, Butler Of Hancock
Clark Of Lincoln, Clark Of Wiseasset, Cleaves
Cobb, Colson, Conant, Cunningham, Davis, Dodge,
Doten, Dntton, Eastman, Eies, Evans, Ferguson,
Fernald, Fogg, Frost, Gle, Gilmore, Glindlc Glea
son, Haley, Harmon, lIawcs, Hoyt, kcegan, Lamb,
Little Locke, Lyford, Lyman, Macombcr, Martin,
Mason, McGilvery, Mclntre Merrill Of Cumber-
land Milliken, Mitchell, Moody, Moulton of
| Lagrange, Moulton Of Scarboro', North. Nutter,
OAK, Payne, Parker, Pease, Plshury, Pinkham,
Pitcher, Purinon. Randall, Reed Of Bath Reed
of Boothbay, Roberts, Rogers, Snow, STATION,
stone, stowe, Surgis, Talbot, Tapey, Taylor,
Tmkham, Tolman, Treat, Trickey. Trott, True,
futile, Nickery, Wade, Wagg, Wakefield, VALID
en-, Warren, " ats, Webster, Weed, Welt, Wheel
er, Wheelwright, Whcomb, White, Whitney of
Dixmont Whitney Of Friendship, Wigsin, Will
son, Withee, Woodbury-l01.
So the House gave the resolve passage.
Resolve concerning an amendment to the cGu-
sttntioI Of Maine, for the abrogation of the coun-
ell was taken up and read twice, prder suspsn-
sion Of the rules.
The yeas and nays were taken on the passage of
the resolve, resulting in the negative as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Blanchard, Bracket,
(n,,1- 49, u, 'i,,i. -
Cleaves, Cobb, Dodge, Ferguson, 1Toyt, Lamb,
Locke, Mason, Merrill of Cumberland, Nutter,
Pisbury, Reed Of Boothbay, Stratton, Talbot,
Tr.ckey, Wade, Watts, Welt, Whtcomb-2j.
NAYs-Messrs. Allan of Dennysyilic, Allen Of
Brookln Baker, Barker, Barnard, Barron,
Drawn. Buck, Burnham, Burpee, Butler Of Avon,
Butler of Hancock, Conant, Cunningham, Davis,
Doten, Button, Edes, Evans, Fernad, Togg,
Frost. Gle, Gilmore Grindle, Gleason, Haley,
Hanson, Harmon Halves, Heald johnson, Judd,
Lane, Little, Lyman, Macomber Martin, McGil-
very, McTntire, Merrill ofWcst Gardiner SIliikcn,
Mitchell, Moody, Moulton of Lagrange, Moulton
of Scarboro', North, Oak, Payne, Park, Parker,
Pease, Pnkham, Pitcher, Powers, Purnton, Ran
dali, Reed of Bath, Roberts, Rogers, Sanders,
Simpson, snow, Stone, Stowe Sturgis, Tspley,
Taylor, Tinkham Tolman, Treat, True, futile,
Vickery, Nose, Wagg, Wakefield, Walden, War
rem, Webster Weed, Wheeler Wheelwright,
White Whitney of Dixmont, Whitney OF Friend
ship, Wiggin, Wilson, Withee, Woodbury-90.
So the resolve was refused passage.
| Resolve concerning an amendment to the con-
sttution OF Maine, for the appointment of probate
Iiudges+y the Governor was taken up and read
twice, rules being suspended.
The yeas and nays were then taken on giving
the resolve passage, resulting in the negative
follows
YEAs-3Iessrs. Anderson, Barnard Blanchard,
Bray Cobb, Davis, Dutton, Eastman, Fernald,
land Monlton Of scarboro', North, Reed of Bath,
Sturgis, Tapley, Vose, Wade, Wagg, Whitcomb,
White Wilson-24.
NAYs-AIessrs. Allan OF Dennysville, Allen of
BROOKLYN Barker, Baker. Barron, Bearce, Brack-
EFT, Drawn, Burnham, Burpee, Butler OF Avon,
Butler OF Hancock, Clark of Lincoln, Cleaves,
Colson, Conant, Cunningham Dodge, Edes,
Evans, Ferguson, Fogg, Frost Gle, Gilmore,
Grindle, Gleason, Haley, Hanson, Harmon, Halves,
Head, Hoyt, Hubbard. johnson, Judd, Lane,
Leayitt, Little, Lyford, Lyman, Macomber, Mar
tin, Mason, NIclntre, Merrill of West Gardi-
ner, Millken, Mitchell, Moody, Moulton OF La
grange, Nutter, Oak, Payne, Park, Parker, Pease,
Pillsbary, Pinkham, Pitcher, Powers, Purinton,
Sanders, simpson, snow, Stratton, Stone, Stowe,
Talbot, Taylor, Tinkham. Tolman, Treat, Trick
cy, Trott True, futile, Vickery, Wake field, Wald-
en-, Warren, Watts, Webster. Weed, Wheeler,
Wheelwright Whitney of Dxmont, Whitney Of
Friendship, Wiggin, Withee, Woodbury-93.
So the resolve was eliised passage.
Resolve concerning an amendment of the con-
shtution OF Maine for the appointment OF Judges
OF municipal and police courts by the Governor
was taken up, and read twice, under suspension
of the rules.
llessss. Wilson, Tspley and Cleaves spoke briefly
in favor Of the resolve.
The question Of passing the resolve taken
by yeas and nays, resulting in the Affirmative as
follows:
YEAs-NIassrs. Allan of Dennysyle, Allen of
Brooklin, Anderson, Baker, Barker, Barnard,
Barron Blanchard, Bracket, Drawn BRAY, Burn
ham, Burpee, Butler of Avon, Butler of Hancock,
Clark Of Wiscasset, Cleaves, Cobb, Colson, Con
ant, Cunningham, Dodge, Durren, Dutton, East
man, Ferguson, Fernald, Fogg, Frost, Gilmore,
Grindle, Gleason, Harmon, Hawes, Head, Hoyt,
Hubbard, Judd, Kecgan, Lamb, Lane, Little,
: Locke, lyfoyd, Lyman, Macomber Martin, Ma
son, Mctilvcry, Mclntire, Milliken, Mitchell,
boro', North, Nutter, Oak, Payne, Park, Parker,
Pease, Pilkbury, Pinkham, Pitcher Powers, Pur-
inton, Randall, Reed of Bath, Reed Of Boothbay,
Roberts, Rogers, Sanders, simpson, Smith of
Whiteield, Snow, Str2tton, Stone, Stowe, Sturgs,
Talbot, Tapley, Tinkham, Treat, Trickey, Trott,
True, futile, ViekeIy, Nose, Wade, Wagg, Wake
field, Walden, Warea, Watts, Webster, Weed,
Welt Wheeler, Wheelwright, Whitcomb, White,
Whitney of DiNmont, Whitney Of Friendship,
Wiggn, Wilson-l03.
NAYs-NIessrs. Clark Of Lincoln, Davis, Doten,
Evans, Haley, Johnson, Leavitt Merrill Of West
Gardiner, Tolman-9.
So the resolve was passed 10 be engrossel.
The following was taken up and read twice, the
rules being suspended
Resolved, That the following amendment to the
constitution Of this State be proposed for the ac-
ton Of the legal voters Of this state, in the man
ner required by the constitution, to wit
TAXATION.
Section eight Of article nine, shall be amended,
by inserting after the word real the words "and
personal" so that the section, amended, shall
read as follows
Section s. All taxes upon real and personal
estate, assessed by authority of this State, shall be