Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-25

Pages | shall end"avor to CLEAR from its
many pages the most potent words that
can find with which 20 lambastc the Re
publican party. tAppltuSc) ! accept i
upon this condition. YOu know me well
"nough to know | would do it whether |
had Il dictionary or not.
NeVert hcleSS, out of politics, there. is no
fine. class of men with which | ever be
came acquainted than the present Repub-
lican members OF the Maine Senate. I
hope to live to see the grand old Demo-
cratic party have Il majority here, ami
if do. you shall always be welcome
Mir. MORSE: | would ask the senator
from Knox if be will define the exact
meaning Of the word '.lambastc.
Mir. STAPLES: 1t means to give them
fits.
Denditures of government for the year
1865. took its several readings and waS
passed to be engrossed.
An Act to provide for the expenditures
of government for the year 1906 took its
several readings and was passed to be
enerosScd.
On motion of Mr. Pike of Washington
ii was ordered that the glvel which has
been welded so well and wisely by the
resident be presented to him as a mark
OF cur admiration and esteem.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair desires
to thank the senators for their gift ard
their Kindness
On motion by Mr.. Pike of Washington
it was ordered that the superintendent of
to give to the Honorable Forrest Goodwin
the desk and chair used by him in the
Presidents room.
Mr.. Philoon of Androscogein. presented
Resolved. That the secretary of thu
Senate convey to Senator A. H. Shaw and
family its sympathy for them in their
great sorrow.
On motion by Mr.. Staples it was voted
that the thanks of the Senate I've extended
to the messenger. Charles Fl. Lovejoy
,..l,1 f.,;%l eli,
for y years-efticiently. and in q manner
courteous and kind: and also that the
other employees of the Senate be included
in this vote.
Passed to be Enacted.
An Act to provide in part for the ex
i i5'| ~ - - CIV . '''''e''' i'' '"e 'e''
An Act to provide for the expenditures
of government for the year 1906.
ON motion of Mr.. Gardner OF Penobscot.
to the House of Representatives inform
ing That t, body . that The Senate has trans
to adjourn without day.
TIE President instructed the senator
from Penohscot. Mr.. Gardner. to convey
the message and that senator subsequent
y reported that he had discharged the
duty.
On motion by Mr.. Morse of Waldo. il
was ordered that a committee Of three
on til" part of the Senate. with such as
the House may join. be appointed to wait
upon the Governor. and inform him that
both branches of the Legislature, having
acted upon all matter before them. would
be pleased to receive any communication
he may he pleased to make
The Chair appointed on the part of the
Senate as such committee Messrs. Morse.
bartlett and Philoon
Mr.. Morse for that committee suisse
nuently reported that the committee had
convened the message tC the Governor.
and that the Governor stated that h"
would transmit to the Senate forthwith
IL list of all the Acts and Resolves re-
Gently passed. The committee WAS dis
charged.
Tho following communication was re-
Ceivcd from the Executive:
transmit herewith IL list of the Acts
and Resolves passed during the present
session III the Legislature and approved