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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

dice, sHd say: II Sill vote to put the name
Of this man on the retired list on account of
his services in the var" CaIeheon Of Mich
gan, and Cheedle Of Indiana, sould vote for
the II easure.
Holmes Of Iowa SAID; Grant was an
aurocrst ~hen the war ended He endeav-
ored u blot ths name Of Ro.e crans from the
roll of the Army AMI attempted to tArni.h
his fair name"
Mac Donald Of Minnesota though, the bill
ought 10 pass.
Randall said that Rosecrans could have
prevented the passage Of the Grant bill but
had not done go. debate followed and
the bill was passed The re.dents me.-
sage vetolns the Des Noine. River land bill
VAS presented to the House and temporarily
laid on the table. The De ficieney appropria-
tion bill vas considered sn I .iihout conclu-
sion being reached the House at 5 O'Clock
took a recess I'LL 80 O'Clock
The House in this evenings session passed
forty three pension bills and then adj .urned
al ten O'Clock until ten tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
HALLOw

Yesterday afternoon as Mrs. ID. T. Knovl-
ton Of Augusta, With 4 lady, we're riding
from that city to.IIailowell. they were met
near the railroad bridge. upper end Of Water
greet by a gentleman from Gardiner, whose
iorse took frik hi at some gravel near ihs
'oadsi1e, and shying tbrus, the shaft into the
de Of the horse dr. ven By the ladies'. IL 10
hoBght the ,hsft eftsred foot OF mora but
<~pt near the outer skin. The horse vas
AIRED for at the stable of Mr. Samuel Curri-
=, the lalies being sent home In one of his
teams.
Ira VI. True. State detective went to Lin
coin on the nigh, train 10 get q young man,
~ho had been arrs,trd by his orders for
stealing several sscbes. etc, from Frank
IS. If,var.i Of Msneh .ster.
The rxamif alton Of The City High school
will take place nsIt Friday afternoon. In
the evening there " II be further exercises
y tn scholar. of the High school at City
Hall. v hieh will certainly be very interest
NJ being uader the direction Of Mr..
beverage, Principal, and Miss Lakeman.
ts.istant.
. Ms Fr,uk Russell sontsmplat.s taking
'rip 70 Washington. starting the last Of next
vsek,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
No Call for Removal.


The complaint chiefly rests On pleas that
the State House Is too small. is unhealthy
md not ht Ia do business IN, ani hotel ac-
'0mmoiation in Augusta il to- limited aud
'harpe- for bIati to high Why shoul d
men h rs complaint
JDly one voter IN hun1rcI can expect to
20 member of III" Legislature in his life
ime aud then he will b. req iired To spend
'nly siI TO eight weeks Mt the Capitol II he
hink- his health will be greatly endangered
" his pntse too largely depleted. he can de-
line 10 imperil eih'r by refusing election;
resides h will find scores of patriots who will
axe kindly TO the vacancy in sprte of State
House m,'arla or hign priced food.
SO of State officers, no one is compelled
10 serve; each can alwats have successor
1t short notice and no loss ~ the State.
Meane lille 4 IL we'll to remember that
shle one voter may receive benefit by .
change of the Capitol to. no matter where,
there will be 30 not benefited. but will be
called on for the f1llowing twenty or thirty
y,ars of their lives To pay increased taIes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
House

After the reading of the journal the rival
chairmen of the committees on ways and
means and appropriations were on the floor
claiming recognition.
The speaker recognized Mills, who called
M the resolution regarding the constitutional
right of the Senate to amend the Mills bill
BY means of substitute dealing with the
entire subject of taxation,
Randall, stating he had reports to make
from the committee on rules, raised the
question of consideration The House re-
fused-ss to 1870 consider the Mills reso-
luton.
The Senate bill for the retirement of
VIM L R.,ecrans with the rank of Briga-
der General was taken up.
Struble of Iowa opposed the bill on the
ground that it was not policy to encourage
sol iiers of the regular army, after having
been educated by the government to retire
from the service with a view Of accepting
political or civil positions.
Bland of Missouri inquired whether the
gentleman voted to place Grant on the re-
tired list.
Struble replied that he made Grant q
grand exception lie vas opposed to thi'
hill on the ground that Rosecrans vilihed
Grant and had declared Grant great seoun
drel.
Anderson of Iowa supported the bill.
Bontelle of Maine said that he had ever
been in favor of the generous recognition of
services rendered the country by men who
/ followed the banner of our country in the
I eiays of trial and hloodshed but with the mem
ory he had of attitude assumed and the words
uttered by Rosecrans at the time when the
Horse asked to pay the greatest of American
/ soldiers the same he has nos asked for him.
self. HIS tBnutelle) could not vote for the
bill without in some measure endorsing or
condoning the assault made upon Grant BY
the remarks of Rosecrans which had been
followed up by promscuous ejaculation of
vilincation protested against the House
giving even qsasi endorsement, of an afro
cious assault upon a great man.
/ Cannon of Illinois, sasi he wss not voting
to put Rosecrans on the retired list because
of ~hat he had said, but because of what he
had done. He believed that il Ulysses 5
Grant could be called from the grave hs
would be broad enough and grand enough u
sweep aside the scenes which took place af
ter the war, arising from passion and PreIu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
PRISON BaU rALIrY
Described by Parn.ll in the House OF
Commola

LONDON, Feb 22.
In the House Of Commons tdsy Parnell
defcribed the treatment to which Csrr~
vas subjected in prison. He hal been
stripped forcibly. his hair and moustsche
shaved off and compelled TO lie one day on a
plank bed because he refused to pu, on the
PRISON gsrb. Opinions n,i.ht differ in rega d
to wearing the prison dre-s They were
face to face with The question Whistler the
executive inten led tn enforce the rule at the
expense Of the h, alth ard possibly the lives
Of the pri,oners.
Bslfour replied that he hal no knorledge
Of the matter ard hinted that Psrnells al
vices might be inaccurate. He adhered TO
the pos ton that all ptisoners were treated
alike. To say that a man was kept naked
because he refused 10 don the cloth - pro-
vided for him vas . gross nui-auee to the
English language. The prison statistics
seemed 10 show some connection bet seen
physical weakness and Irish nAiionalism.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Filth CT News sHv,d Up for Rapid
Reading.

John c. Gibbs died Friday morning il
Prosderc &c, aged 76
CourN Treasurer Lane Of Circleyille, O.
is a defaulter IL the sum of 1000.
The French press receive the new csbine,
with sneers and say they will demand the
same of lirard tina, they did OF Fl,qu t.
Dynamite bombs were exploded in two Of
the halls of WESLEYAN College, CT. n c
Hubbard one OF the stu ieuts was seriously
il jured and the hail. were badly damaged.
The petroleum producers on tn, shores of
the Casplac a have com 1inei to limit pro-
duction and keep up the price.
1 The Car desires peace aud an honest ad
ministration for Russia in order to relieve
the country of her iinancial difficulties
= Arrangements have been perfected for a
quicker and more f., qu, nj mail service be
tween the United S.a.es aud MEXICO, via
Laredo.
Germany has attained from the Sultan of
Morocco the concession OF IA portion of the
coast near the Algerian frontier and will
found a naval station there.
memorial from The Iuhdy Lane Associa-
ton has been presented 10 The Canadian Par
Lament asking for an appropriation
10 improve the historical spot.
The Thermometer was twenty below in
Minnesota, Friday,
There is IA threatened outbreak of Indians
in Montana
The milling interests of the Dominion
asked the government Friday to increase the
duty on American -four from fifty cents 10
one dollar per barrel.
Commander Rlbley ID. Evans, the Naval
Secretary to the Lighthous Board. has been
granted II years lcav. of absence b. Secre-
tary Whitney, and will % 10 Nicaragua as
Superintendent of Construct.on for the
Maritime Canal Company.
1t is stated on what is regarded as reliable
authority that lively war il live stock rates
has been begun il Kansas City.
The Canadian government will not bring
down bu get or announce any changes III
the customs tarIf unul NJ. Harrison has
been ins allied in office aud announced his
policy.
Ga October 3, lSss, the British ship ST.
Joseph lief Fleetwood, England, bound for
New York. Captain Ihomp'on and a cr,w
OF 20 meu were 81 bosri. She is now $40
days out and is thought 10 be lost.
Vienna is ,tlll mourning for Rudolf The
body of the Prince has been placed in the
ca'acpmbs of the Ctpuchin church, where it
will res, by the SIDE ot hrs unfortunate uncle,
the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico.
private telegram 20 o t,wa, Ont., from
Rome states that the Holy See has refused
permission TO the Jesuits to confer univer-
sity degrees.
The Union League of Chicago, Observed
Wa'hirgt ms brth lay hy listening to AN
grafton bs Gen Jacob ID Cox in Central
Music u all Yesterday afternoon and a
banquet IN the evening,
Eli ven hun irei guests were at the fourth
annu-l banqu OF the VI gan Ciab Friday
rI.ht. at the Detroit ri * Senator Palmer
presided aud Governor Luce delivered an
address.
Spuller accepted Friday. the portfolio of
foreign all ilrs IN the new French cabinet.
The animal reunion AMI btnqi't of the
Society ut Army and Navy of tn Confederate
States IN The State of Mary id, was held
FrdAy night
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Rmusenents.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean say.

- '''NN' pNN ~
There was a very large audience to wit.
ness the presentation Of new dramatizstlon
of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE. male by MI
Geo VI Wood, an Engli.h tor. y ho ap-
peared in ih' dual character II it i. the
desire of Mr.. Wo, d to be told in set phrase
that he has male a better play from the
leaven of Mr.. Stevenson's story than DID Mr.
Snllvan. he must be ansrered-ys.. Taken
as plav, hi. vork is certainly much superior
To the other. Mr.. Wood hismi ie a consist
en- and rational play, an effective drama.
He has shown better ju gment than did Nt.
sullivan in the intrOd, ciion Of The love ele-
ment. lie makes the h rome Of the play
the daughter Of Jtkyll aud show. II Jesyll
the affection. tenderness, sympathy and
-olicitude Of paternsl affection. This not
only enhances Interest but increase. probs-
billy as we'll Mr. Wool has yery good
play For the sc'irg of the dual roles il
must be said that Mr.. Wood hs. earnsstness
Hi- Jekyil ha. in it dign Fl II Intelligence
and a qui.t ps'h that invites sympathy. A..
Nr Hyde he acts h put with intensity,
From moral view point also, Mr. Woods
performance 10 commendsble.
Mr.. Wood appears in this city Feb. 26.
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THE RESCUED CREW
OF the St. Luce, Which Sprung Lea k
in Hurricane. Arrive in Port.

IHILApELPHIA, Feb. %.
The British barkentne St. Luce sailed
from Turks Island Jan. % for St Johns,
n F, with a cargo of salt. She was aban
toned the l7th in lat. ~ -. long. 81 20, IN a
sinking condition. The captain and crew
were taken of By the steamer British
Princess and arrived at this port today. The
st. Luca, while in the gulf stream. was
struck by terrific hurricane. causing her to
spring leak. The crew kept at the pumps
night and day for week, and we're com
pletely exhausted when taken off by the
Princess. The men were unable to save
any of their effects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
The Juster Cause.


The venerable IL United States Senator
Brahbury demonstrated the fallacy OF the
500 ono estimate of the Port
sand architect. a. thu probable cost OF q Port
and STATE House Judge Whit house. with
t"rse aud pungent assaults. turned the TANKS
Jf th" Portland position entirely while the
powerful rserve of j. Manchester Haynes
rigprons loIc aud convincing ,loquence
-ermed 10 turn the defeat of the Army Of
cumberland into rout. The gallnut Port
ls"l"r' had been a- g,llan'ly met, but their
mversarl"s were clad in the triple armor Of
the juster cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
MARIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

PoRflA>p Feb. %

PoRfLAND Feb. 22.
At he meeting Of the Maine Historical
Society this ait, rnoon, with President Brad
bury in the chair the following paper- were
read A pioneer of Maine ami his account
hcu'.- b. Fi'arl II. Elwell, E.q Madam
WDoi. i'... gafhest novelist of Maine, with
some account OF her works. by Hon. VIM.
GHult, bu viii exhibit port ait of Madam
W 1pd; sketches of the lite and character of
Hon, Amos Tucker. by DR.. J W. Dearborn
ot Buckn, id some accounts of tie Rev.
Paul 6 tiu AMI the early Bapusts Of Maine.
by GO. hm,ry, Esq Tonight President
u. sdbury itu'errd an address followed by q
DISCUSSION op the future work OF the society.
rut. Na. tho hr,t meeting of the society in
its ne. tDuin ia the Baxter build ny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED



VIM. j. Bozman, aged 26, was arrested
today charged with the murler of Nicholas
Farley, who was shot in a dredger at the foot
of Meridian street in East Boston, TUESDAY
night. Bozman's suspicious actions since
Farley's death led to his arrest.
A revolver with three chambers empty was
found at his house. The motive was un-
doubtly robbery.
Representative grocers from all part.
of New England were present at the Grlcers
Mdwinter Festival in the Mechanics Fsi
building today. Four hundred aAd fifty
were present at the banquet this afternoon,
when addresses we're made by W. II. II
Murray, Geo C. Powers President of the
Wholesale Grocers Association, Rev. j. W
II imilton, j. H. Wright. A concert and
ball was given thus evening.
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Hancock


HfftHf
lillian u Sargent writes
hht. not had an opportunity to a-c. tain the
views OF large lumber of cttiEcns iu this vicinity
but so Tar ~ have a-r.riHin,d they lot In
favor Of removal. do not favor remo ! to mn,
place. do h''i think Ihcte Is call here for
nuNdl ihink the present buildins should be en-
lareed II rru ! necessary. hiuk 1t might anssei
all real ue'd, for u Will as II l. do not think
Will IA" I.- nj rate OF tt,u alton ou pc ip, Won u
he willing 10 hHve 1t moved. think our capiIU
answers thu wan-so the tate US well Ne the aver.
age of capitol- Ia New England.
Franklin.
" ". Bragion Whites
In NV jnig uodt the capital will not be removed
Tor nhhy wears, II ever, and ceri1inl'
not to Portland then. do not tniuh
tht people IN til" cas'ern part Of TIA.
Sthi" think thcrr l. ANY good reason for removal
AT the present time, aud they pok upon the prc-ont
hgiiaiiun Of the subject sinl to be fof IA, sak,
Of talking. The STA iiouse Without ans larg. OUT
lay OF money, will answer the uifcncn,s of the
state for some time
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Thursdays Ordeal for Pigott

In the Parnell Commission today Pigo,t
ssid the statement made by him u Archb.sh-
Op Walsh vas untounded and said there was
very little ruth in all 1is statements. He
vas in ry disfr.'.ed circumstances when
b. arose, md t { d that the genuin' ss
of ths farnel! letters yis very doubtful.
T. zott sci he eoul nos swear he had not
;old Archbishop Walsh that the P4rnell let
tiers were forxsrlHs. He admitted he rro,e
lies to Archbishop Wal. AID verV little irsth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Items in Brief

The society of the Sors OF the Revolution
of New York celebrated Wsshingfon's birth
tay by banquet az Delmonieo's FRIDAY
f. Schiferstein made twenty y-'hree feet
five inches in a running broad lump al san
Francisco Friday. bea irg the amateur rec
ord Of America by two inches
An employe in Cages ice house. Lowell
Mass. fell from the top run OF the house
FRIDAY evening. and received fstal injuries.
nj, pxme is said to be Bsaudeau1, French
Canadian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

An alteration took place late this after
noon 10 one OF the committee rooms of the
Senate between Senator Blackman aud Sem
ator Chandler. 1t is doubtful If any blows
were struck 1t is probable that one Of the
ears of the New Hampshire Senator Was vio-
lently pulled. There has been a DE- eide H.,
unpleasant feeling betxeen the two Senators
for some tims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
FOREIGN Intelligence.
MORE ABOUT STANLEY.
Baert Believes Stanley Intends to CAP
ture Khartoum.

BRUssELs, Feb %.
Lieut.. Baert, who vas at Stanley Falls
when Henry NJ. Stanleys letter to Tippo
Tip was delivered, has arrived. He states
that the messengers were closely questioned
and confirmed the detail. of the letter
Bart adds that the fresh letter. from Stan
ley to England were written when Stanley
departed for Mureina to rej9in Enin. He
arrived at Stanley Fails as he left and may
be expected shortly. He saws that
Stanley intends to capture Kharioum and
wrest the Souian from the Mahdi Baert
expresses confidence in Tippo Tbs fidelity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Hung Himself 10 the Barn.

LOWELL, Mass Feb. %.
Chas. Stoot aged 4G, living on Ches nut
street, committed suicide oy hanging, in his
barn, early this evening, He hal been en-
ployed overseer in the Belyldere mills
and it is said became dissipated and was dis
charged. He leaves wife, three sons and
four daughters. He has not been long in
the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
CLEAR THE TRACK
Is tte Order to Employees OF the Pan
Handle Route-Greatest Precautions
for the Safety OF President Elect Har-
rison's Train.



Tomorrow notices will be sent to the su
pervisors and section foremen of the Pan
II tndie road to have the track walkers doubly
vigilsnt in their patrols during the passage
of President-elect Harrisons train. man
will be stationed At every mile of the track
between Pittsburg and Dennisou, 10 see that
everything is all right, until the train passes
The svitchmen have been given strict orders
TO see that the switche. are set right.
Wrecking crews will be on duty to pick
up anything that may blockade the tracks
prior TO the passage of tn. preside ntial train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

The instrumental eo1cert and poverty party
to take place in Aeonisn Hall. FEB. 2s.
given nndsr the au.pices Of the Winchester
Union, viii close With a poverty ball The
dancers are expected to arp ar on the floor
in poverty costumes and marked. No gen
ils man will be admitted to the foor wi,hou:
showing his assembly ticket, and all ladies'
will be required to show their invitation
This class of entertainment seems to be
quite the rage a, present, and With the pre-
cautions to b. tai en- BY those in charge, il
would seem that this occasion may aford
all present a most enjoyable treat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
PRESS COM M EN- rs.
A Question for the rax.Payers.

The Briieton News copcs Judge White
hou'es adm rahle sta ement of he distribu-
hon of the d'rectt tax that would fall upon the
people of Maine II new million dollar
state House were erected and tcrscly re-
marks
Now let the gentlemen who pay the taxes
speak aud tell us VIII, thcr they wish to en-
hclhsh any town TO that smount, aud " so,
"hat town. = me of our ciuzeus can proba-
bly he found willing tn ri.k their lives In the
'ld building Tor while. But IL is a matter
hat interests the whole State quite as much
- II does Portland, so lets not allow the
Forest Cay m 'noroy of the talk on the
natter 10 the exclusion of the States taI
uayprs
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Aroostook


tton John Burnham writes
am strongly opposed to the removal Of the cap
lial to Portland ct auN other city AT present don,
understand thai the people ask IT, aud think tha be
fore such an eNpendi uiv should hc authorized b,
th' Les-latuic, the question should be submitted
direct l." "aN tr Of The people should judge thHt
the IAN PAYERS Of Maine opposed to such
tia'ngancc Let II r,maiu IL II IL uuiil the p.upl,
ask ior u changr. Far batter vote hpltup la Ion
snlneient 10 baud ne" Insane As, lum, tluoHcd al
Btns'tl whiclt ,,"fA humane person kuows I, u.ed
ed aud would be willing To tear heir part OF til,
burden Ihr Legislature wouli thus b, duiug AT
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Waldo.
riorailse

TfnrafSr
q. J. f'rwcll writes
do nrl is'nr removal TO rcrtlind, snd all the Re.
puiSans alk Al OH to it. We do not think
tnrn- Is any neecssii' iu snlatgc or r'cct n new
StNe h"n". Aud In NJ, op nian, II The present
rg ataic vote 10 trmuNc-tV Portland or bud .
new tat hoas', " u cost the Republican pa ty
votes enough 10 defeat th at III. urNt sl, ction.
Cr"r' ar~ s'lhns cheap aud people feel. aud are,
poo
Giats,iRriGe.
seth ", louHawritcs
.hall not ta'ot .uci removal until our state
aud town debts are paid do aot think therr Is
any call among the people ot Gus for REMOVAL
1r that they wauld b. wtug To assume the extra
bhidrn ni direct ta>stthu wHich the erection OF .
ne" building wonld pat uIou them u It Is ucccs
-aFN TO enlarge the old ON. oT cr-et n new one I
should favor ihs former.
Liberty.
pr, tlwin A. Porter writes that ho Is no, In favor
or trnio, al 10 Portland that thrrr Is call among
the ir"plc Of his town Tor removal that he favors
An engagement OF the prcssnt buildiag aud that
tue citizens Of hi town would not be Nilling to as
sumo any 'Ntra bardVu of .Ap,nse Tor tn, erection
of u new ono.
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AFTER DUDLEY.
o. g. Commissioners Van Buren, Issues
Warrant for His Arrest.


TNDItNAFFfLTS' TFV.
variant is out for the srre.t of Col W.
W. Dudlev of the republican national com
mittee L. S Commissioner Van Buren, ia
sued a document, the basis being an sffi lavit
charging Dudley with being the author of
the Block. of i've letter. Ii is said that
Judge Solomon Clavpool acting L S. dis
,rict attorney. will start for Washington to-
morrow to serve q warrant.
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PRE5ENrArIvE STOCK RAIS-
ER5
Meet Ia Kiusas City and Form Com
biAation.
kAXsAs CRY. Mo-, Feb. %.

NNNHAH VI 7 'FV'f NO'
Representatives OF the stock raising INDUS
Try from ne niy every state and territory
est of the Mississippi river, Illinois and
Kentucky, formed an American Live Stock
Comnnsson, with \ capital stock of $780,
600, headq iarttr- of the company To be at
Chicago and Kansas City. There Will be
numerous branches throughout the west
ami southwest the object of the movement
helng to sell stock at the highest price. with
least expense possible.
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Wuh10h0rO1
Austin " York writes.
ranBot pp-s bly believe in the feasibility Of
changing the old HON si.sd uf the si. uf Maine
an tru. that voice the expressi ~ Of IN. naJ0
iis of tge ia pay'r- In tnis cUnnnuni h. my dec
Iafaiion. think h espedirnt to ienoh.i the IN
tenor of TIA" STATE House, ecf,ly the seating
~ como Hiuns ia tli" : Hatr aud House, a 30 an
NJ that 4 may botirTth- convenience for com
mutce wo'k aud ia tp oprr rVen il,ilpa should b.
given 10 all the Rooms. Ihs building Of stai'
House seems 70 be Pxtta burden uf fasatIu upon
t"s ritn"us Of Maine euti ely uncaIled for VIII
extremely small ouila, Ia 'ompaii-oB to the co.r
Of erecting "ew building wouli place III. piesenI
state House. a. to convenience aud spaeiousnss.
srcond 10 none with any Of our sister Stst.s.