Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-08

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hrgan 10 pe eHaeaiest, al aLi'sn sstaefs 10
tins Bloomfield srt'eniy- But every year
the commute OF Skewiis-gaa hive sent a.
o. to sur school eon,fi,iise.e for The 'ais,on
AMI u hss oxen psid every year uatts uiis
past year ! am "iislns TO vote FOR the
amendment on.re't hs tite gentleman frsm
Nonson P.rhaas n the course OF TIVE
years We can n'i'i OUT whether we can re-
seis.' any benefit from II or not.
Mr. Marstoa Wall TO stat to the gen.
any scholar, who siss heen student OF
i'tooa'siel AEhh'hy, psid one penn! OF
fa,ifipn.. Sthostrs fram Norrtisewock,
unfifr TIE union district system, attend the
graded schools OF Sko~ hogan. not Bloom
neil Academy. ami Tor That the
town OF Norridgeseek pays which
she should DO In this bioom-
held Academy scholars from Nor
fl4 hsar tn
have paid for the books tnat they used, as
the town OF Sko~nesah furnishes the books
AMI not Bloomheid Academy. Never has
one penny been paid by any iowa outside
OF skowhegan Tor tuition III thae academy.
Tins Is not an aprropfit tion simply to the
academy to help them along In their exis-
tence. but it is an appropriation to assist
them To educate SCHOLARS under beqncst
granted by man who has male other be-
quests Tor the peheht OF the state OF
Maine who has gwen to the Insane Hos
pital at Augusta State Institution, Sao,-
opp; TO the Maine deneral Hospital at
Portland sioo'ooo; to the Maine Stat
College at orono, Sioo,ooo' and there are
other requests Is 1t not matter TO be
considered that tins mans idea should be
carried out by tins, Will say, petty appro-
priatlon OF sooo year, SIMPLY to carry out
the idea which that man had to furnish free
education to these poor scholars IN rural
oomerset' Did you ever think what lit
lie announcement VIII do for boy IN
straightehed circumstances who has not
the means 10 educate himself! Did You
ever tllnk that by rendering IA little assis-
lance TO those girls IN that community that
you might change their course from the
factories and the workshops of Boston
where influences are thrown around them
that are not OF the best, so that they may
become influential women In every sense of
the name woman! think TINS Is a cause
worthy OF your consideration and hope
that the candid men OF this House will SO
consider IT. 49,
Mr.. sylvester OF Lisbon: There are
many towns IN this State that need assist
ance as much as the town of Skowhegan,
anu more. The gentleman says that they
provide literally Tor their scholars III that
town. We do not want u take from the
towns winch are poorer and give to the
town OF Skowhegan. think this matter
ought to be indefinitely postponed.
MIR. Marston; have stated here twice,
thiDk, that Skowhegan was no beggar.
She Is not begging for herself, she is not
begging for her own scholars, but she is
bfgging for those same poor towns which
my friend speaks of, those towns surround
ing Skowhcgan who have applied TO our
school and received their education. 1t is
for these towns that am pleading, and not
for Skowhegan, because she is willing and
able to take care of herself.
The question being on the adoption of the
amendment, division was called for AMI
the amendment was adopted by vote of
- to 10.
Mr.. Marston; Now, in behalf of the
citizens of Skowiegan. ] move you that
this resolve he indefinitely postponed.
The motion was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Mccullough of Calais,
resolve in favor of Calais Academy was re-
assigned for Thursday of this week.
Mr. Mitchell of kittery moved that the
House concur with the Senate in indef-
nately postponing Senate document No. 10j,
relating to employment of labor.
MIR. Scott of Patten spoke against the
motion and Mr.. Marston of Skowhegan in
its faNof.
Mr. Penley of Auburn moved that the
matter lie on the table.
The motion was lost.
The question being on the motion 10 con-
eur with the Senate, Mr.. Scott called for
The yeas AMI NAYS. The call Was not Sc
conded, and the motion to concur with the
Senate was agreed to and the bill was in,lcii-
nateiY postponed.
Mr.. Woodbury. OF )eering moved to take
from the table House document 26l.
Mr.. Higsins of Limerick; | rise to n
point OF order These matters should be
taken up IN their proper order.
The speaker The order of the House is
To take up matters tabled AMI unassigned IN
Their order. That order can be suspended
by two-tinrds vote.
Bill, trust funds held by towns, was then
read the third time and Dassp1 tn lac on