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motion to amend was debated by Messrs
Kiurdge, Swift. Cutt,ss, Plerpolnt, Cobb
TownsIey and Tracy, and lost. yeas 0,
nays 10 In the course of this debate
Senators spoke OF the public feeling in
diiatcn, sections of the safe, in relation to
the ex's.ing trustee process and Judging
from their remarks we should think the
system pretty generally met the public
oXccraon, especially Of that portion OF the
public who have the misfortune TO be poor,
and for whose special benefit, tho system
was ostsnslbly adopted The chap. was
then read third time and passed chap.
al. Of htclble entry and referred 10 Messrs
Cobb, Chandler aud Foster.
Resolution. hum the House, for the
purchase OF copies OF a map of this State.
The resolution, on motion OF Mr. Edger,on,
was laid on he table.
BIZ, from tho House, annexing part
rho of town of Orwell to the town Of
Whiting, read twice and referred to the
Senators from Rutland and Addison coun.
ties. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Revised Statutes -Chupter "a, Of cham
cerv, was once read. On motion OF Mr.
Brown to amend a pro'racted and d,sul
tory discussion arose in which Mr. Part
ridge against the bill generality Messrs
Brown. Dillingham;. Chandler and Others,
! took part. The bill WAS referred to Judi
| ciary committee.
Chap. l6, of the support and removal OF
solvencv.
MI Tylor introduced a resolution 70,
reference Of all bills Of tho revised statutes
to DO referred to he appropriate commit
tees after tho first reading laid 90 ,ht
table. Adj.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. e5, 1889.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Revised Statutes -chop. IS. Of Jurors,
chap, SO, of 'accounts,' chap 81, Of writ
of error &c chap SO, Of 'hsbeas corpus
severnlly read third time and passed
chap. 43, of the "eessops Of courls,' twic
read and referred to Messrs Perporn,
Cobb and Converse chap. 40, oftho par
tltion Of real estate, reported by Mr. No
BILE, read third time and passed; char
90, Of 'replcvln.' reported by Lawrence
without amendment, aad ordered to thir
reading TO morrow morning chap. al o
'lorcibe entry and detaner.' reported b
Mr. Jones, without amendment, read
+ third time and passed; chap 81, Of trus
tees, reported by Mr. Robinson, that III
same ough, aot TO pass-la'd upon the tabl
on motion Of Mr. Ki,ridge; chap. IS, {
'ciectmenl,' SO, of forfeiture of grants
and of'new trials. reported by Mr. McM,
. Ian, without amendment, severaly read
third time and passed chap. 10. of CON
mon schools, called up by Mr. Hemenway
who proposed On amendment, provdln
for the distribution Of public school none
, at the discretion OF towns. equally 10 a
, districts. not exceeding one half the entii
sum, aid upon the table.
Reports--By Mr. Swift, the bill annexin
o part Of the town Of Orwell, 10 the tow
+ Whiting, with on amendment, provdln
, that the inhabitants Of said town assent
the annexation. Amendment adopted, an
, the oil read a thrd lime g. passed; by Nj
Bowen, tho bill relating to the State
Prison, with proposal of amendment. civ
ing the chaplain sulary of 400 Annually
, Amendment adopted. when Mr. TownsIe
moved that the bill be- indefinitely pos
poned.
, BiNs--from tho house, incorporatin
the Mcmphremagog literary and Thcoog
cal Seminary, at Derby, twice read an
+ referred to com. on education repealin
the act Of last session, rechartering II
n Bank Of Montpelier, twice read and n
o ferrcd to com. on Banks, IN addition to II
act incorporating the VT. Mutual FIRE ms,
6 rance Company, twice read and veierrt
to com, on the Judiciary TO pay Chau
, cey Goodrich 1885 dollars, twice read al
referred 10 CON. on claims to pay Lew
SouIe the sum cf S380,78 for losses su
. tanned by the nonine rcourse act of 1871
= twice read and referred to the com. on f
nance.
. Resoiutions--pro for The purchas
of five maps of this state, called up
n Mr. Swift. and passed to pay Lewis Sou
the sum mentioned, reported by COM, al
was discharged from the further conslde
alton OF the bill ; for the relief Of Gersho
!, Corgcr. reported by Mr. Townsley, wilho
amen dment. A statement of facts W
made in the case by which 1t appeared III
Capt Congar had been deprived of his COT
T., mission by court martial and dlsqualtit
t for holding any military office 10 this sta
(, and prays to be restored TO his los. nj
; tory privilege. The Senate refused
s pass the bill, repeating the act recharteriI
. The bank of Montpelier reported by q
t the com. on Banks, aud ordered to thI
2 reading.
), Mr. Eaton, of the COMMITTEE of ed
= cation made a written report in favor
. a Geological Survey Of this state, at
} future time. Laid upon the table. Adj.
!; HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. T.. Smith,
Mcssrs Dillingham;, Hodges, Warner
r New haven, and Stark, were appointed
i. committee on the report Of the Trustees
a the VT Asylum for the insane.
0 Resolutions From the Senate, furnl'
the American Antiquarian Society cerla'
/ state documents: passed. by Mr. Far