Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-21

! the Senate referred 10 the Committee on
! Temperance The House reca-ded and con-
! Cured
| Hoase order relating TO the reception OF
I private legislation. came from The senate
amended so as to extend the time TO Feb l.
| The House receded. adopted the amendment
| and passed the order.
On motion of Mr.. FREEMAN OF Lincoln
| VILE
/ Ordered. That the joint Standing Commit
tee on Insane Hospital be instructed to as
certain and report for the information OF TINS
House how many inmates of the Insane
Hospital are State wards. justly chargable 10
the State, and from what towns said wards
were committed: also the same facts as re-
cards those inmates Ofthe hospital not charg-
| able in full to this State
| On motion of Nh. DICKEy of Fl Kent
| Ordered, That the Committee on Interior
/ Waters be directed to inquire into the neces-
| sity of some appropriation to rebuild the
/ bridge on the old State road, over Fish river,
| near the south line of Eagle Lake Plantation
| ON motion of Mr.. SpRAGUE of PhiPsburg.
| Ordered That the committee on the Judic-
| i.ry inquire into the expediency of enaeting
| law for the Improvement of salt marshes.
and that the law NAV be in accordance with
| the general law of Massachusetts, chap.
| Iis.
ON motion of Mr. SrRoUT of Portland.
/ Ordered That the Committee on the ,Judic-
iary inquire what further legislation is neces-
/ sarv for the prevention of injuries TO persons
/ getting on and off the cars whilst in motion.
On motion of Mr.. BRADsTREEr of Bridg-
| ton.
Ordered, That the use Of Representatives
| Hall be granted TO the Principal of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum of Hartford, Conn, on
| Feb 81. ISL.
| Mr.. EATON of Camden submitted the fol-
| lowing which was adopted
Whereas, Ireland has given to the world
many of her greatest statesmen and heroes
| and her sons TO-DAY are toiling on every field: ;
/ and:
| Whereas by reason of land monopolists
| who sink the laborer to the serf, Ireland
| presents now whole population of millions
inithe anguish of oppression, starvation misery
| and woe, therefore:
| Resolved. that ireland in this her time of
trial and suffering has the sympathy and com
miseration of the people of this State.
The SPEAKER joined on the part of the
| House to the Committee on Governor Mes
sage Messrs Talbot of East Machias. Pur-
rington of Bowdoin, Hilton of Kingsbury.
Staples of Parsonsficld, Clark of fremont
| Burrel of Baldwin and Gilbert of kingfield.
Mr.. FREEMAN of Cherytield rose and said :
| Hr Speaker Il hold in nv hand a petit
ton from the women of Maine which is
about thirty-four feet in length. containing
| Two coiu'i"s VI "a"Is A'e''i'I
| "iino>s us
| ui e., :.
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"u' 'ho .,'"'' .n't P.'""i.s NO.
| if no names from that county appear it must
| be because no blanks were presented 70 its
| ci'Ae"s ior signature h',u "eie ''.e
| NAMES vi oot'' men anu women VINO are cum
| heht-emlheht LOT their phlianthrophy, Ior
their pie'y, lor their great moran worth anu
| integrity 1or their WISDOM ana Tor theif
| of men high in position among whom Is our
chief magistrate Inc bone ana muscle OF
| those we deIight IN honor And tho nr,ynr
| nf This retition il that the I egisluturn will
| Grant school suffrage to the women of Maine
Who believe that tbev have ne much
interest in the education of
| their own children of the chill
| dren of Maine. as those of the opposite sex
| The most of us believe that they are eminent
| " qualified. and that they especially under
stand the needs OF the younger children of
the State as well as those OF the sterner SEX
| And they ask that they may be represented
III an hi'''VlH pertain" W etioois' anu thS
euuc"'l'n VI '"e you'" Vi o''r ".a'e 'iat 'hey
una. nav '.'' ~, " 'o.e iot Sc"ooi Io'n
n IT, ,oi soo ,: suIe' 'isois' l1i serooi
IN ~ ''''u W ''N. par /"
an ,no,e matters "niIh concern euucat'"h'
s.rti,,r ~ ,,o,, a ,ot;,;nr fro,, A., uon w
w rhomos and ,ha norsons rarrasantnd h.,
his limo arrav of names who renrnsont 7
| bolioyo ,h, ,,o;,o of tha o;,;,,,r dt NJ
| and esneciallv the voice of the women 70
| Grant 70 th.m the riybt Of school snfr,ga
| Tho ne,;tior xos roro;vod AMI rafarrod -
| tba COMMITTEE ON ,ho Trd;o;ar,
On motion of Mr. ppInr,,,,, os prol-so1a
,Gonrnod " ' A''> ''''
| PETITIONS, Bills ETC. PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
|
| ~, by WI, ''N oSlIA vi Caiais--fetttloh OF
i""'nas Loiai' e. AIS LOT ulVlslon OF certain
| Janus ueeueu 10 fassamaquoddy Indians, re-
ierreu 10 committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. MANcY of Portland - Petition of
Frank Wilson and 1863 others of Sanford, in
favor of the amendment asked for to the
| square Pond Reservoir Co.; referred to the
| Committee on the Judiciary.