Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-11

believe or sympathize with him. Ara 4
not only protest but they act here. r.
serve upon committees. And when Il. ~
of dissolution comes they will be fnu.S
with their noses at the treasury draw;r- 8 u
paw through this legally organized ~
am not speaking of the great bulk OF ~ - q
ocratic and grceDback party, who cs..ss!;
here in good faith and whom it is a ~. y
to have here and work with am srs-f,
of the men who send out the proclams,;.s a:
the Camden resolutions, that the issus. n
be made up in defiance of law; that ~
paign for the year coming il to be r,.s q
the basis that the Supreme court il an - =
BILE body and not to be regarded which -
revolution and the ovcrturning of lavs u
no man can tell what red-ruin afterwarS. -9
speak here ia the interest of 70 partv Il,
upon matter that was accepted by nina ~ ~
out of ten in the State.
l have this warning note 10 oive
friends on the other side who came in her. v
good faith, who went through that lone .,..a
gle with the irresponsible, desperate mon 80. ~
controlled their organizations. and tboa. -
other experiences. have this warn;,s
give to them which the Camden res.lr.;.'s
proclaim, that these men who are na,,;s.:
and law-abiding-my friend from Broot, !
one Hussey lean understand how H.
men feel.
sound this note of warning for him i.
he is doomed to play over again the 81.
part that he has played; the loud voicipe ~
the mouthing will be done for his party =
the men that appear here to-day talkine !.
it, and proclaiming the Camden resolp,;. !.
and the article in the Eastern Argus. and ~
people of Maine may as we'll understand !
There is a determination 10 break down y.
adjustment that the court set up, and 70 A.
clare that it shall be of no account "a !.
endeavor to drive the democratic and ora.
back party, rank and file. into the attemr,
am willing to wait until September
have seen nothing that leads me to lose ~
confidence in the great population Of y
State of Maine. 1t is peaceful, intlustr;a,.
law-abiding population. Woe to the man !,
the long run, who attempts to array eas
munism and revolu;onism. and all of the II
isms that break up a government. before 4.
people of the State of Maine. Not m,,,
months will pass before these men will 4
glad to call upon the rocks and the moun,s,.
to hide them. The people will take n.
matter ere long. And in tie meantims
would be glad if we could 90 on in peaeessl
manner and do their business and adiou,,
and go home to Il tribunal that. when 4
speaks, at least will have To be respected Il
the gentleman from Lincoln and the rentb.
man from Camden. as well as the rest AZ !.
[applause].
Mr.. STAPLES. of Parsonsfield spoke in 4
vor of the order.
Mr.. PLAIsTED again addressed the Hons.
in reply to certain gentlemen.
The yeas and nays were then ordered ,u
taken. resulting in the firnative, as follow:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews Baker of t,rr;,s
ton, Baker of Steuben, Boody. Bralstree,. m
dom Brooks, Burnham, Butler, Clay, Colburn, e.
of Cape Elizabeth, Cole Of SnithlielI Cook trprs
Cutler, Davis, Dickev, Dinsmnre. Dunnell Ea,es
Emmons, Fennelly, French 6,:chcll. Gilman Gof
Goss of Auburn, GosS Of Bath, Gouldinc G,ss
Hale; Hall of Alfred, Hartman Of IeadfeR
Hatch, Heal, Hill OF Exeter, Hilton Of Embdss
Jewett OF Richmond, Jewett of Sangeville Jordan
Leach, Lord of Bangor. Loring. Marble, Na,os,
Maxcy, McAilistcr, mckusick, Nickerson, Psr'e.
ION, RedIon, Richards, Robbins, Roger, gole Ros.
ell, Simonton, Smart Springer of LitchGeld Swint
er of Yarmouth. Sproul, Steward Straiel
Thomas ofDurham. Thomas of Pennington, loot.
aker True, Twitche,l WATSON, Weeks, Willoushbx
Wilson of Columbia Falls, Wyman, Young.-Se.
NAis-Messrs. Benner, Bridgham Of falmouk
Bridgham of No II Pl., Chadbourn Chesley. Durhau,
Farrell, Frederic, Gushee, Hartman of kennebmL
port, Haskell, Hastings, Heard, Hills. Hilton Of y
Adams. Horn, Howard of liontville. Howard II
Westield, Knowles, Lewis, Long. Mclaughlin
Roundy, Smith Of Vinalhaven, stanley, Staple
swan, Temple, Waldron, washburn. Written, WI
son of Orono.-3s.
SO the order was indefinitely postponed
Mr.. HALE. from the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
on order, reported bill an act to amend cha.
80 of the public laws of 1879.
Printed under ruic.
Bill an act to amend sec. /, chap. H. IL
the IL. s.. authorizing the consolidation Ill
school districts in certain cases, was red
twice. and laid on the table on motion Of NJ
INGALLS, Of Wiscasset.
On motion of Mr.. Goss of Auburn.
Adjourned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to amend an act entitled can actor
corporate the city of Bangor" approved PA
18th 1884: resolve in favor of the tovnd
Machias; an act TO amend sec. SO of chap.ed
the revised statutes relating to taxes: resolw |
in favor of the town of Levant.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act to amend an act to incorpcrlk
the Portland Turnverein. An act amer
datory of and additional to section 2, chf
ter So of the public laws of 1876; an arN
amend chap. 81 of the public laws of lS7gr
lating to river fisheries; an act to incorpor1N
the Artesian Water Co. of Rockland.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act to ratify and confirm the NOR
gage of the Bangor & Bucksport Raroad;
An act to incorporate the Gardiner VISA
Power Co.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C.. PRESENTED AND ri
FERRED.
BY Mr.. PARTRIDGE of Whitefeld-Petitn|
Of Ephraim Thompson and 43 Others
Bristol, for law to remunerate persons ~
develop valuable deposits of mineral on y
lands OF others; referred to the Commlttn
on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. SMITH of Vinalhaven!-Remot|
STRANGE of II. Babb and 225 others aa1m
bridging tide waters from Elwell's Point
Spruce Head island in the town of Son.
Ihomaston; of resolve of town of Sou1
Ihomaston against the same; referred top
Committee on Ways and Bridges.
by Mr.. WILLoUGHBY of Rockland-fH|
ton of c. Ii. Motif and l03 other for ch.ae
I'D the charter of the city of Rockland;
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Hills of Union-Petition Of W.
ii. Hodgman and SO others for an act to ~
hibit the building of wiers in certain portion
OF Georges river; referred to the Commlsls
on Fisheries.
by Mr.. RowBLL of DISQUALIFICATION o. Z.
ID. Richardson and 100 others, members Of y
reform club in Clinton for an amendment 2