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is to be debate there might be some
limit of time.
The SPEAKER The Chair will
state that if debate appears to be pro-
longed the previous question can be
moved. Is the House ready for the
question:? Those in favor of the adop-
ton of this address to the Governor
for the removal of Lewis W. Moul-
ton. sheriff of the county of Cumber-
land, when their names are called will
answer yes; those opposed to the
adoption of this address will answer
no.
Mr.. PLUMMER of Lisbon: Mr..
Speaker, as l was unable to be pres
ent during the taking of the testimony
for the State, with the exception Of
the last witness as I remember it,
ask to be excused from voting.
The SPEAKER: The rules provide
that this may only be done by vote
of the House. Every member who
shall BE- in the House when ques-
ton is put. where he is not excluded
by interest. shall give his vote unless
the House for special reason shall ex-
cuse him: and when the yeas AMI
nays are OIucTeu, ilO uiSliDcI
leave his seat until the vote is de-
elared
Mr. SMITH of Patten: Mr.. Speak
en- in response to the request Of the
gentleman from Lisbon (Mr. Plum
mer) | move that he be excused from
voting. ~. .,s.s.44ss
A viva voce vote beins taken,
The motion was lost.
The SPEAKER: The question be-
fore the House is on the adoption OF
this address to the Governor. Those
in favor of the adoption of the adj
dress when their names are called VIII
answer yes; those opposed will an
swer no. The clerk will call the roll.
YEA:-Allen, Bass, Benn, Benton, BIZ
Their, Bowler. .Bragdon of sullivan, Hrag-
don of York, Butler. Chick, Cochran
Cook. Dunton, Durgin. Eastman, Emer-
burn, Greenleaf OF Otisfield, Haines. Har-
man. Harper Higgins Hutchins, irving.
Jenkins, johnson. Jones. kimbail, Lawry,
Marston Mathieson Mcbride MeE Kattaen
Morse, Mute, O'connell, Peacock.
Peak SeHs Pe koprt Es1n
sean, sanborn. san ,.n Sargent sargent
Smith of Patten, Smith of Pitts
field. Smith of Pressure Isle; spencer, ste
rtils, ~, H'T ILL.,, Trin,hi. Trvon. Twom
bly, Umphrey. Violette. Washburn. VA
tcrhouse, Wheeler, Wlnchenpaueh' WISE
-s". ,,,,..i,, po,and Roman prcn-
nan. BuckIin. Chadbourne, Churchill.
Clark OF foftiano, SidIk y. .>Sm ~
,d.,u' neonntaanx Doherty. Dresser Dun
bar Eaton Eldridge, Elliott, Estes,
Farnham. Franck, Gallagher, Gamache,
Goodwin, Gordoh; naI,cocn, ,r. ai ...na'
h ,asn of Portland. Kelieher of Waterville.
Leader. Leary. LeBel. Libby, Mason.
Maxwell Maypurs' r, M,iuomdi pi,nf,ar
p,,nmer price. Putnam. Quinn, Rey-
nolds, Robinson. Rolfe. Scates, sherman.
snow, Sprasue' s'aiies' Ste'soi' o"e'''
featon[o4; 49, r, 1,a.,ror
ABSENI :-bri,o9"n, Do,,oNar;; ,,,,aaen1
liodsdoh' LeNeHle, hauisas' Ai'o'''p9o"
The SPEAKER: Eighty having voted
In tho affirmative and Ga in the negative
the address mas received aaop'ioh !" cum
currence with the Senate.
ur Austin of phi,lips moved that the
-"it n'. - -,
proceedings in TINS executive session DC
made a part of the proceedings Of the
rIo,,so
iiouSe
The motion was agreed TO-
Mr.. NEwBERT of Augusta Mr..
'peaNer' move .i'a' '"e ''9"'s,'o" :.
to secrecy in the proceedings taken IN
executive session in the matter OF Johii
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