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Remonstrances from certain inhabi-
tants Of Attleboro', Stamford, Alfred,
&c. were read and committed to the
Committee on contested elections.


Mr.. Story (of Salem) moved, that a
committee be appointed to consider
and report whether any addition is ne
ceSsary to be made to the compenSa-
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Judicial
Court. This motion was negatived,
2l9 to 1913. Mr. Parsons (of Chester
heId) moved to reconsider the vote.
This was opposed by Messrs. Slocum,
Hobart, and King and advocated by
Messrs. Bridge, Wheaton, Perry, y,Wel-
les, and Story ndpassed, 272 to So
and was committed 10 Messrs. Sto-
ry, Slocum, Wheaton, (of Norton)
Ainsley, Parsons, (of Chesterfeld)
Perry, (of kehoboth] and Mason (of
Bostcn.)


a con n1ittee was appointed TO re-
rcIt On tic compensation to tie Mem
bers d tie Council, Senate, and House.


Mr. Moody, [of Saoo) moved, that
4 & n er'sscrger be directed not TO al
low Spectators 70 occupy the floor Of
the House, durirg its sessions ex-
ceptiEg such as tie Speaker should III
vite to q seat.-This motion was oppo-
sed by Mr.. Slocum and advocated by
the mover, MIR Coffin, Of Nantucket,
Mr. Prince.ol Marblehead, Mr. .Sprague
Of Duxburv, and others, and passed 2l6
to l96.


The House proceeded to the choice
Of a Chaplain. The votes were 428.
of which the Rev DR.. Thomas Bal
dwin had 26l, and was chosen.