Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-16
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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tConunueu from Page Five
Resolve declaratoTy of certain amend
ments TO the Constitution of Maine.
Orders of the Day.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will an
nounce that unfinished business comes
up first under. orders of the day, and
that the unfinished business is the
pending motion to reconsider the vote
of the House whereby an order intro
ducod by the gentleman from Augusta,
Mr.. NeWbelt, so far it related to
The ease of Mr.. Farrar OF Ripley, had
a passage: and the gentleman from
PaIten, Mr.. Smith, has the floor.
Mr.. SMITH of Patten: MIR Speaker, l
will yield the floor for a moment in
order that my Brother Scates Of West
brook may take from the table a bill
for reference to a committee.
On motion by Mr. Scates of West
brook, Bill. An Act for the improve
rnent and maintenance of public roads,
was taken from the table. and on FUR
Their motion by the same gentleman
the bill was referred to the committee
on ways and bridges.
On motion by Mr.. Butler of Farming
toll Bill, An Act to establish State
Highway Commission and to provide
for an issue Of state highway bonds,
was taken from the table, and on fur
ther motion by the same gentleman
the hill was referred to the committee
ON WAYS and bridges.
sIr. SMITH of Patten' Mr.. Speaker,
and gentlemen q: the House. We nave
under CO., sid4ratien the matter of Rep-
resentaiive Farrar of Ripley. In con
tinuine NV fe,nari;S I vii So" that
feel the utmpa. responsibility. There IS
a nnon9entofs Gu stion mere involved
AMI shall have no desire in the Gus
cnssinn e. fhis matter except to mako
IL q lf.itiriate discussion upon TN
morris or his case. ! shall have n"
nnroose ID delay the proceedings o.
ih,e House ar delay action upon this
nottgr. and I hop" the memb'fs "i
thie uees.. whatever may he their p"-
,ttf,,.l ag1latiens, viii come To the
cansiae,:.i0n of this vitalaue siion de-
,ar,,inea 10 exere4saet calm, fair an"
sxSssieliberats iadsmrnis Al.
&sSE sxs1xSnsfs anne here asSnm" dvsaSaa
jvery member Of thfy ,sleRse
81 fhas We could spf together as
f4serltatives h" PEE ole %
"a nf Mqine, pnd that II "'S
"a IA =. ~, that and II act AZ
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~ VI 3,jz5f6rfn our duties as legis-
z2$x 81 f4a{ fznst nf DIR ability, to per-
5S<s f|Ssa,f HI Il Unconstitutional and
= Is 81 Ii55dtrsonf oaths Of Office.
Eli 5Ii&ff WaaSalo reason Why p
fl366 Shelnn eing to the Dem
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Sis2z'5 INA 4arty 81 Andrew
ssIsl ntl3Sit upon the floor
n 81 ANS decide these mat
# s 4nif5,osed that there was
FL fht<s6 so-callad I'roarrs-
INK IN M good faith con-
|1<xxz onward, Christian Sol
w. 81. n 81 Whh us FOR the best
she state: felt that even
Nave heen stigmatized as be-
ri s.nGther patty might seiil bH
fen6c he properly INCLUDED @ithan
AZ Af1a4 arg,e,1,e of universal salvation, ana
81 ~ nern,1tfed 10 be heated as honest
u Eeynhers az this body still Believe 50.
$}rhefe was introduced yesterday, in
II This House an sorder whiei, called
tfk tie expulsion of certain members
4 q. This House. ] suppose the ahiofina
TIN which led To the drafting ni thaV
tiat order WAS well known TO tue gen
E tkmen v ho were responsible for ~
III %troS yg4tks ago. as much as 1t was
!. IS ybownio them. Yesterday morning, II
/ S3ss3.uxre,leto some of us that fairness
Y ~ xi.ff thai these gentlemen having
s4 fDrmafion and belief that these
s63 4 nor legally entitled 10 their
they shonid ear'y IN the
zf5I this Jegisfature haze MADE
j in ardfr that proper pro-
sas1ixht q have been taken
o hat II necessary the opin-
hi I|5f stspreme court might nave
upon taaas auss,.ao.' ,''a''
flafssatxle Hsf' pelorss .nis -" -
Il ION INVOLVING the re'es WI, = thaso
Il STATES eeAasor Na 1,.-.lss.a In OF :
gentlemen Nho sei $500 ,niebt
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