Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-16
STENoGRAPHIC PROCEEDINGS

bors to the north that We even desire
to be friendly.
It seems to me. members Of this
House. that for this small sum, the
very least we can do is to place our
selves on record as favoring this re-
solve and concur with the Senate and
pass this over the veto of the Gov
ernor. (Applause)
Mr. BARWISE of Bangor: Mr..
Speaker and gentlemen. 1 wish to
take only Just a moment In emphasiz-
ing what my brother from Aroostook
has lust said and to point out this IN
addition: that not on cent of this five
hundred dollars goes to the Bar AS
ISOLATION None of us get anything
out of it. 1t simply purchases nve
hundred volumes of this book when
our association is not able to print
and distribute gratuitously. ana the
state librarian distributes them
throughout New England and perA
haps some other parts OF the country
and also throughout Canada.
This is something which we should
not overlook in this time and In this
age. We have been rewriting all our
histories in the last twenty-five
years. Historians now are emphaslz-
irg in their work the growth and de-
velopment of civilization. rather than
cmphasizing the rise and fall Of GER
tain dynasties or clarifying certain
military heroes. The world IS turn
ing its attention now to the growth
and development of civilization. and
nothing that we produce Will 90
This any mrc than to emphasize this
fact of one hundred years of peace
between Maine and Canada. when.
during all that length of time. there
las been nothing to distinguish one
country from another any more than
there has been to distinguish one
farm in ltCnncbcc county from the
one next 10 it. Just a granite post
MARKING: the boundary. That is a
Wonderful thing. and nowhere in the
history of the world, so far as l
know. has there ever been a century
Of absolute peace between two great
nations living side by side, with a
, boundary like ours. hope the
House will adhere to its position ana
pass this measure over the veto OF
the Governor.
The SPEAKER: The question is a
Constitutional one and a yea and nay
vote is nccc ssary. The question is
shall this resolve be finally passed
notwithstanding the objections of
tho Governor. As many as arc in
favor of the resolve becoming law
notwithstanding the objections of the
Governor will say YES when their
names are called. Those who are OPP
posed, and who wish to sustain the
veto of Tic Governor will say no
when the names are called. Is the
House rea ~ for the question? The
Clerk will call the roll.
Yea-Adams. Litchficld; ARCHIBALD
Atwood. Aver, Baker Bartlett. Han
over; Bartlett. Watcrville; Barwise,
Beckett, Relliveau Benoit. Bickford
Bisbee Elaisdell. Roman. Boulter
Bradbury. Brett, Brown. Burns,
Gates Chalmers. Cherry. Clarke,
Conant, Crafts, Crowley, Cummings,
Curtis. Dillinc. Douglas, Downing,
Dudley. Dunbar. Dunn. Edwards,
Farley. Pickett, Finnell. Foss. Gagne'
Gacnon, Carnage. Gardiner, Gauvin
Gle.
Nay-Adams, Liberty; Brewster
Daic. Drake.
Yea-Gillespie. Gilmour. Goldth-
waite, Gordon Granville, Greenleaf
Hale. Hallctt. Hamilton. Hammond
Hayes, Gcrham: Hayford, Heal
Hobbs IIodskins. Holley.. Holmes
Houehton, Hutchinson. Johnson
Jones. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth: Jor-
dan. Westbrook; keef. keere. kitch-
en-, Lamson. feathers. Leland Little
field, Lord, South Portland: Ludgate
M
McIlheron. Melcher. Moody. Morrison
Morse. Bath; Nadeau, Nevins, New
comb.
Nay-Hayes. Chelsea.
Absent--Jacobs. Jewett. knight
Lord. Wells; Morse. Greene.
Yea-Nichols. Cakes. O'Connell
Overlook. Owens. Palmer. Perry
Pierce. Pinkham. Piper Plummcr
Ramsdell Ranney. Ray, Rogers
Rounds. Rowell. Sanders Saunders
Sayward Siddal1, Smith. Staples
Stevens. Stitham. Storm, Story. STRAIT
ton. Sturgis. Thomas. Chesterville
Thomas, Leeds: Tilden. Towne, Weeks
White, Whitney. Williams. Willis
Wing. VIM. Wnslow. Wood.
Naturalization. Pcndleton. Phil
lips Reed. Tarr. league.
Absent-Oakes. Perkins. Sparrow.
Affirmative 131; negative 10; absent
The SPEAKER: Ten having voted
in the negative. and 131 in the ar
f1rmative the objections of the Cow
ernor are not sustained and the re-
solve becomes a law.
At this point. the Speaker intro
duced to the members of the House
Senator Elder of New Hampshire
who was greeted with applause, the
members rising.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF
In concurrence.
senate Bills i'm First Reading