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Tuesday January 27 1829 | Tuesday January 27 1829 | ||
| − | Met according to adjournment | + | Met according to adjournment. |
| − | Message from the Governor was received as follows | + | Message from the Governor was received, as follows |
To the Senate & House of Representatives, | To the Senate & House of Representatives, | ||
| − | + | By a Resolve of the Legislature, dated February 9th A D. 1828 entitled Resolve respecting the State Prison, "it was provided, That the Governor with advice of Council be authorized to appoint a Committee of two persons to sit in the recess of the Legislature, and consider the Statutes respecting the State Prison; all laws concerning crimes and punishments; and the rules, regulations and management of the Prison generally, and report the result of their examination, By Bill, Resolve or otherwise, at an early day of the Session of the next Legislature." In conformity to which Resolve, two persons, the Attorney General and John Ruggles Esquire, were appointed to discharge that duty. At a recent period it was ascertained that a Report was not prepared, and that one of the Committee could not attend the service. Being anxious that every obligation of the Executive department of the Government should appear fully discharged, I solicited the other member of the Committee to proceed alone. The Attorney General has accordingly devoted himself for some weeks to an examination of the subject and presented a report and Bill, which I now transmit, and of which the merits will be found to entitle them to the most serious attention. | |
| − | By a Resolve of the Legislature, dated February 9th A | + | Enoch Lincoln |
| − | Council Chamber | + | Council Chamber |
| − | January 26 1829 | + | January 26. 1829. |
| − | Read & with the accompanying documents referred to the Committee on the Judiciary & 500 copies ordered to be printed, in concurrence with the Senate | + | Read & with the accompanying documents referred to the Committee on the Judiciary & 500 copies ordered to be printed, in concurrence with the Senate |
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Tuesday January 27 1829
Met according to adjournment.
Message from the Governor was received, as follows
To the Senate & House of Representatives, By a Resolve of the Legislature, dated February 9th A D. 1828 entitled Resolve respecting the State Prison, "it was provided, That the Governor with advice of Council be authorized to appoint a Committee of two persons to sit in the recess of the Legislature, and consider the Statutes respecting the State Prison; all laws concerning crimes and punishments; and the rules, regulations and management of the Prison generally, and report the result of their examination, By Bill, Resolve or otherwise, at an early day of the Session of the next Legislature." In conformity to which Resolve, two persons, the Attorney General and John Ruggles Esquire, were appointed to discharge that duty. At a recent period it was ascertained that a Report was not prepared, and that one of the Committee could not attend the service. Being anxious that every obligation of the Executive department of the Government should appear fully discharged, I solicited the other member of the Committee to proceed alone. The Attorney General has accordingly devoted himself for some weeks to an examination of the subject and presented a report and Bill, which I now transmit, and of which the merits will be found to entitle them to the most serious attention. Enoch Lincoln Council Chamber January 26. 1829. Read & with the accompanying documents referred to the Committee on the Judiciary & 500 copies ordered to be printed, in concurrence with the Senate