Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03

the kennebec Journal
Mr.. lorNG of Brunswick called for the
previous question and the House seconded
the call
The amendment offered by Mr.. JONES was
adopted.
Mr.. PIcKARp of Bangor, hoped the order
would be voted down.
Mr.. BRowN of Bangor, moved to table. He
thought the matter was not fully understood
If his motion prevailed he would offer as
substitute an order for the furnishing of two
daily papers to each member such as they
might designate.
Mr.. HAYES of Vassalboro'. opposed the mo-
ton He was for having the matter disposed
of without further DELAY.
Mr.. BRowN withdrew his motion to table
and the order was voted down.
Mr.. Brown then introduced the following
which received passage.
Ordered, That the Clerk ofthe House fur
nish To each representative two daily papers
published in this State. To be designated bv
each member
\ communication was received from the
Secretary of State transmitting the returns
of votes for representatives elected to the
jSth Legislature.
Mr.. CrRRAN of Calais, presented the follow
ing;
Ordered. That all petitions or orders for
legislation. except those for redress of wrongs
and grievances, which may be presented to
this Legislature after Friday, January 18th
INST Ne ic'eireu 10 'he mex, LegiSiature' ana
this order be published in the Daily kenne-
bee Journal. Daily Eastern Argus, Bangor
DallN mig Daily 'ommerclai' ana Lewis
ION Evening journal bath paiiv lines, ana
Portland Daily Press.
Mr' bho"N vi bangor. opposed inc oroer'
Before a Governor is chosen or the depart
ments of government organized proposition
- .''"oe ~ smut u""h on ieeiS,"'ioh me
LEGISLATURE mas WORK 10 40 WORK demanded
10y 'he Peoi'e' ne was ior oeial my uh,ii ,he
las' VA. ~ see ~na, reiiei inc people ueslrc'
ne "i"er '"ui" "e PaSse" at inc proper
tll,.e'
MI 'tRRAN OF 'a'aiS, eXpiained that nj,
nesle was that the people shoulo De notihen
.n, wy "''E''' s'r'i III '','i l'ques's ioi reg
|" s'"roi' i'i una, a"Jo"' "'e'' at 'ne
usu"i 'i''e' n"st seht'e,'ch VINO were 50
eN.tc'n'H anAious ~ Gu, uo"" .Nperses, so
u'' '',u W NV i"',ies's VI .i'' Pun,io
ouSn' ',''' u" o'Je.' !" s.i.'il SESSION. me
u'"'' ~ .Ie. 49, VIM "li." propose.
.io"S i"r ieSi,,a'ion shouia oc reoeiI'u' II
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'i'',, ''" m y. eN.I"oe'
VI, - NJ "',u uPPos'" '"' 'i"oi,
"oui. ''Nt '"p-'n''"s .o'e '" suspend 1t.
Al" ne ulu nv, .'.ie' ',, s"o' policH !" pun
up 'n. "a,s '''"' 'o"'" ''o' w 'e' "o"h "S
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ne morton was lo','
VI inNAhp nov" !" 'a"'e an" assign
'n'r'''N n'A' ior nS eon> ''e'''ion' =.
vi rNHN' ,1''N vi rr,'"urs' .houeli' IL
'''"'" i''iih." III. Pioo'.,ie sne'' vi the
''"''""' " ""u.u hot Pfe'"l'. 'nlesS some
80, ,, - ~ ~ W. a,op'eu .ne session
"ouiu perhaps urae il," Way long SEES
SION h'a''e,eo u"t I" 'h"se iFihg aiohg the
,,"es Vi i"iio"u i"i my c"u'i go nome oI'en
nut 10 'hose members living al instance II
"'s serious n'a'se,' ines came 10 iran
sa.t t''T business vi ,,it ''a't III prompt ana
ia!'.i", n''n"c,' ne. ','N haa accom-
PiIsneu ,''' emu the, oesireo 10 return nome
Nj pRoWn vi pa"e"r' iir'her opposed
'i'e 'r"cr' " was p"sseu "o"lu piace
',ie ii"us' III ''e f""e. vi men "pp"seu TO
tue "hole movement OF re'rehchhent ana re-
FORM
Ine q"ts'loh "i 'ie suspension OF the or
der, II desired, was further discussed.
MI o. y" Oh nruns"icA' moved 10 post
r. H., 60 b. L;nana.. .. ~ 80
to notify them last wear. when the .srnbbers
of the treasury" were present in the
majority. There was no disposition then 10
exclude petitions that he knew of and the
rules were suspended very readily. He did
not think the order arose from disposition
TO exclude the petitions of the people. and he
did not know that the opposition had any
right to assert that thev are more specifically
the representatives of the people than their
opponents. He was the representative of the
people of Brunswick. in the same sense that
the gentleman from Bangor Brown. was the
representative of his town. He did not know
that the gentleman was any more represen-
tative of the people of Maine than he Young
was. What he objected to was this assump-
ton that we are going to do everything we
can TO retard the wheels of government. To
block everything. to plunder the treasury and
TO act as in all respects becomes robbers.
thieves. cut-hroats and teaches.
The order was laid on the table and after
noon assigned for its consideration.
Mr.. Wusox. ofThomaston moved to recon-
slider the vote passing the order relating to
furnishing the House with daily papers. and
that motion was laid on the table on motion of
the same gentleman.
On motion of Mr.. KIMBALL of Bath.
Adjourned