Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-06

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them with courtesy and consideration, snt
il WAS not upon such grounds that he
would make change, ba, upon the sroani
of the convenience of the people
| Upon this ground there was good reason for
the committee report that the city Of Port.
land BY reason of its better communication
/ by rail and water, would be 4 desirable locs'
ton. The Senator from kenneh bee had said the
State was not in the auction business. Tie
could not forget that ii WAS in il al the time
the capital was moved here, when her citi-
Eers gave bond if the cost Of the building
should exceed a certain sun, they would
pay the balance. IL is recorded against
them to-day that it did exceed the sum and
that the condition Of the bond Was never
fulfilled. The city of Bangor had instructed
its representatives 10 use all honorable
means 10 secure the removal of tle State
House 10 Bangor, and there Was a request TO
the Penobscot delegation TO Join them.
But when the matter came 10 q hearing for
some reason or other they did not see
hit TO carry out their instructions.
There might be reasons Ii was unneces.
ssry 10 discuss them. They saw ft to say
the people Ia Int petiiioned for il, and there
Was certain force in the suggestion. The
committee taking all this into account, had
made their report 10 refer to the next legis-
latnre for their decision. But the
moment that is done the representatives of
Augusta say il ought 10 be decided now
BY this change of front do We get a, the real
objection TO the reportl Do We not already
see looming up before us by the report of a
minority of another committee, what our
friends from Augusta want doneE Do We
not see that sithout petitions from the peo-
pie OF agitation of the mat.
ter outside of Augusta an attempt is
is 10 be made in the heat of this session to
enlarge and remodel the present State House,
10 fix if they can for all time its location in
Augusta? lie knew not what influences
were working on the minds of the committee
on public buildings to induce them TO bring
in a report involving an expenditure of SIPS
900 or sl35, 900. lie applied to the propo-
sition the argument made against new capi-
tol and asked if the repair of an old build
ing would not cost double the amount of the
estimate.
A yea and nay vote was taken on motion
of Mr.. simpson, resulting in the affirmative
as follows;
IEA-Messrs Austin, Burgess. Burrill, CLARK,
Collins. Dasgett. liaines, Heath. mn. holbIook,
Hunt, ash, Nicktls, Rand, Ryder, Sleeper, simp
son, Walton. wnght.-l9.
Libby. Lord OF York, Merrill, Poor.
So the motion to substitute the minority
for the majority report was carried.
The minority report of legislation mex
pedient was then adopted
On motion of Mr. Daggett recess WAS
taken until afternoon.
MT. htndall OF orR, desired 10 nave MS
name recorded against the motion to subsu-
tute the minority report OF the
'Omhlt'ee on hVniofal of state zap
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On motion of Mr.. RYDER, resolve to au-
,hori., ,h, .r,oin,r.r, nf a cou,,issio,, ,o
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hospital and appropriating s25. 900 for t1at
nurnose. and the making of pIans and grad.
inp of lot was taken from the table also
on motion of the same gentleman resolve to
appropriate 500 900 for two additional
wings to the present hospital, was taken up
Mr. Libby opposed the resolve for new
hospital on the ground of expense.
MIR. Sleeper advocated the resolve in ia.
vor of the addition to the present institute IN
on the ground of pressing need of the insane
Almost six hundred people are now being
cared for At the hospital in accommodation,
originally intended for but four hundred and
dfty.
| Mr.. Heath advocated the approximation.
Mr.. Wright thought there was no need o,