Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

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NJ. Porter Of Bangor than iaredseea
the following order:
Ordered. That the committee "a public
buildines be directed b apply sone kind OF
appliance 70 the dOoRs 81 THE House - ~
to pfevent the noise occasioned By thsif
opening and shu1ing-
M. Psrtef-Nr. Speaker: The noise
has been % bad here and 20 loud and %
boisterous and % rough and al the other
adiec4iyes that I can think Of that think
some order ought to pas. We gsnslemen
Who stop as the Augusta House do not get
any nice naps. The nocturnal gather
inss and groslings keep " awake. Ny
colleague from Bangor here has been
asleep al the forenoon and I vart some
place in Augusta where We can have peace
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this hall. The order WAS given passsge.
Mr.. Chadbourne Of BitdefoRd:--
Mr.. Speaker II 10 only within . very
few days that this country has been called
upon to render into eternity two Of it, most
iliustsious men-one . noted general, the
other Q noted admiral. At the session Of
Saturday appropriate resolutions were
passed upon the death Of General Sherman,
and rise now to ask that the House pass
| an appropriate resolution upon the death
Of Admiral Porter. and l believe that
voice the sentiment Of this House when
l ask you that this shall be done.
He needs NO eulogy of mine. His record,
not only Of himself bat Of his ancestry, 10
known in the whole Of THE, our glorious
country. Our history would be incomplete
without the acts Of all Of them. 90 that
- called upon to cay not one single word
and III that We can do now 10 just to extend
our sympathies to those who are afflicted
| perhaps, more than we.
Mt. Chadbourne then offered the follow
| ing resolutions:
| Resolve. An expression Of regret upon
the death of Admiral David B. Porter.
Whereas, God in the dispensation OF His
| Providence has seen ct to remove from our
midst an honored citizen. . naval hero,
whose illustrious service 10 Q matter of
pride and honor to his country and to its
citizens.
Resolved That the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of Maine in Legislature as
sembled. hereby give expression to their
heartfelt regret that 20 brave, honorable
and efficient an officer ~ Admiral David
| b. Porter should be taken from Us, TO the
relatives of the honored deceased, that
they should be cplled upon to bear such an
affection ard to he hope that the afillction
may be tempered to Us and to them
by the consolation that can only
come from the remembrance OF
life well lived and from the source
| Of all kind and availing consolation.
Resolved, That this resolve be spread
upon the records Of the Senate and House
of Representatives and copy of the same
be sent by the secretary Of state to the
family Of the deceased.
Mr.. Chsdbourne Of Biddeford moved
that the rules be suspended, the resolve
read twice and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Harrington Of Norridsewock-It is
| fitting that we render this humble homage
to the valor of the deceased, and a. those
have been we'll set forth in the resolution
I rise to second the motion Of the gentle.
man from Biddeford.
On motion OF Mr.. Chadbourne rising
vote was ordered, and his motion was
passed unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Chsdbourne,
Adjourned.