Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-03-12

right be common to the nations of N. .,-,'
world. He understood the same pr;nc;.i.
be involved in the case Of some of c,:I %
ermen on the coast Of the Proyinc.. :. -
the treaty Of Washington, and thu, ~ -
ter is still pending. He did not bel;sr. ~ =
the employment of steamers in por,;a a.. -
operated to drive the fish away to II. ~. ;s:a
of the shore fishermen. If he believsa
would certainly vote for restrictive Is- e
questioned the policy of special ley;.,..;1ss g
for the benefit Of one class which n I. :. =
crate against the interests of the r.aS'
large, and which, If carried ont br s's is:s
tion in other States, would tend 70 h.;!s
. Chinese wall of non-intercourse f.,.I ~.
to the great commercial intere.,. - ~ !.
country and to the fraternsl relation. 49, M
several States. He had grave douh. .s..s - -
the constitution of the United Sts,s. ~ ssse
this State permit these laws. -.u y
Mr.. PERRY replied.
Mr.. INGALLS, of Wiscasset, spoke !, e.
of the majority report. '.'o1
Mr.. BRADsrREEr Of Bridgton, movea -.
previous question and the House seco,Sss
the call. Sso<a
Messrs. Goss of Bath, Dickev Of r.
Kent, and Hutchinson of Lewiston. snot' ~ q
favor Of the majority report, and ~
Durham Of Monroe, Plaisted Of L;rc.sa
and Gushee Of Appleton, in favor Of H. =;
nority. MI
On motion of Mr.. TRArrox Of o.
town, the yeas and nays were ordered.
The main question was then order.a =,
put, and the result was the substtut;or - ~ II
minority report for that of the m.ior;t, ~.
vote was as follows: ~
YEAs.-Nessrs. Abbott. Baker Of s,rh.,
Bridgham Of Falmouth, Brigham of NJ ~ Il r.
s0s roOss ,sr Gasdooq5ne Clay, Cole of Cape E.alS
Fennely. French, Glidden, Gouldine. Gr., nssaA
Hartman Of kennebunkpOrf, HASKELL Hsss;.sve'
Hii! Of Howland, Hills, Hilton ef E.hss
Um HnnnaS 8, H. Ha.s HAiosns Horn Howard Of Nosvis.
Long, Loring. Mason. McAllister, Mcissssiss
Mendail, Nash, Norton, Pendleton, Perrv. Piss.s.1
Rsc,nn Rsc9ra hS0l1son S;9s Of Oidtown Roundy smith
Thomas Of Durham. Toothaker, Trafiou. fv,i.S'ns
WassOn, Wentworth of South Bervici. Whs.,.s
Whitten, Young.-6l. "Ar''s
nay NAYsG Me- Messrs. andrews. Baker of Orriaew.
Boody, burnham. Butler. Colburn, Cole Of SShss
6eld, GooE; Dickey, Eaton. Emmons Fredssid.
Bath: as Hal Of Alfred. Han Of Nobleboro Bsni.a
Hutchinsou. Ingalls, Jewett of Ssneeryille. jorSs,
Lord of Bangor, Marble, Maxcy, Nickersop. OH,.,s
Parcler. Parker. Partridge, Perkins Porter ~.
STs, urnEton haiter, kedlOn, Richards RohAns
rogers holie, Simonton, Smart, Sprineero( Yr
mouth, Sproul. Stanley, Strout. Thomas q Fsrniss
ton. True. verrill, Willoughby. Wilson Of Iihiss
Wilson Of Columbia Falls. Wilson Of Orono.-Ss
Mr.. PERRY of Camden moved to recop.;.
er. Lost.
The bill reported by the minority was NJ
and assigned for tomorrow for its third resd.
ing.
On motion of Mr.. BUTLER of vasulbos'
resolve to provide the erection Of m add.
tional building to the Maine Insane hospjlnl
was taken, amendments A. B. and C. adoul.
ed and the resolve passed to be enRrossed
, On motion of Mr.. BRADsrREEr Of Bril-
ton bill an act concerning the militia NJ
taken up, read and laid on the table andu.
signed for Tomorrow at 3 O'Clock P.N..m
motion of Mr.. SMART of DeerinR.
On motion Of Mr.. HILLS of Union bill n
act to remodel the board of agriculture W
taken up and the same gentleman moved h
indefinitely postpone pending which Il NJ
laid on the table and assigned for to-mbrsv
at III O'Clock on motion of Mr.. Rooms 4
Stetson.
On motion of Mr.. YGuSa Of Brunsvii
bill an act to amend sec. l6, chap. 6 Of II
revised statutes relating to the taxatiou 4
capital stock in toll bridges was takes n
and amended on motion of Mr.. Sraouf Il
Portland. and passed to he engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. PARKER of Lewistaa
Adjourned.