Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

gentleman from Manchester. Senator Bripps sns-
tanned the regular nomination, as in accordance
wiu Tue Uniform usage of the joint assembly
inc vote was for McEowen 1873, Hoyt LOG, scat
tering l.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Joseph NJ. Mott, Assistant Justice
Gary Whitney, North Hero, sheriff.
THE County Convention of Grand Isle disn.
greed, when Senator Sowles nominated joseph
NJ. Mott, for Judge, and Mr. Laid nominated il.
H. Reynolds Mott ll6, Reynolds y6. For sher-
vi, the votes were fer Whitney liz, " M Brown
76, scattering
The joint assembly adjourned TO Wednesday
nest at 2. M..and The Senate retired
Engrossed Bills. TO repeal the act of Nov. IL
io4l IN addition TO the militia acts; opposed by
Mr. 3eker, supported by Mr. Harriugto and pass
ed 10 restore Moses Warner TO his legal piv-
leges, passed.
Resolution. From the Senate that ali docu-
ments sent to the House or Senute for both branch
es may he referred 10 Joint committees, TO consist
of three members from each house passed.
Bills introduced From Senate TO pay town of
A'bhrgh S25,6G, referred to committee of Claims.
BY MIR Cobb, to repeal Oath sec. Of act of 1910 in
relation TO Banks, referred TO committee on Banks.
The vote on the Newbury this forenoon
was reconsidered "a to D. Adj to 1-2 past 6.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, 6 l-2 O'clock, p. VI.
The House proceeded 10 the special order, be-
! ing he following:
ReSotred, That this Assembly, MS the represent
| latiFes at free aud independent State, cannot
! but feel deep interest in the establishment aud
maintenance Of free and liberal principles of
! government throughout the world. And while u
! proper regard TO the character of our own gov
eminent aud people, for the preservation of quiet,
both among ourselves, and in all regularly cOnst-
| tuted government, would induce us not TO encour-
! nge urcibIe resistance aud revolution, in any but
extreme cHseswe do consider that each case ofthat
class must depend many upon lis own peculiar
1 circumstances
! " e therefore have, and do esteem the case of
Poland us one OF that peculiar interest 10 all the
friends OF liberty, rs to justify this declaration of
our sentiments IN regard to it,
In addition 10 the fact, that this free Tepublic
is enjoying the blessings of civil and religious
freedom, as IN some sense the price of the toll
and sacrifice aud blood Of some of the noble and
civalrous sons OF that Inflated land, among whom
We nre proud to recoect Koscusco and Pulaski:
no one trace the history of the wrongs and
sufierngs aud expressions of that unhappy coun-
try, in her struggle for liberty, and not feel that it
Is one III which every free government has deep
interest. The relations Tor long time subssting
between Poland and Russia IRE, 80 to speak, but
The personiication OF arbitrary power aud heart
less tyrnnny, on tile one band, and sober deter.
mined, neiligent chlyalrous and agonIiug strue-
giles for liberty OH the other.
we therefore, or the behalf and in the name
3 OF the inllahlIunts OF the state of Vermont do
81! to all the world, that hope aud trust in Div
'o 'o''"S"ot' 'H"' iolailu VIII continue her as
pralons and her struggles for liberty, till the al-
D tocral OF all the Russlas shall know and feel that
- u Is the hnaHer"Ole decree OF The Ruler Of The
= Universe thai the principle OF freedom once de-
u veoped III The hearts OF a people can never be
;, eNupgulshed ny amy course Ut oppression, how
Il ever severe or long continued.
z Mnjnf lOchmaH of Poland was admitted 10 the
ii floor pursuant TO resolution OF The House, and
II s"s'"'neu 'he resolution " Az deepy interesting
l. ''''u e'o'y"e'' ePeetn' Nr Canhed moved 10 lay
l. the resolution on NE liable, expressing deubls Of
me Propf'e'y OF h,aklns thIs subject OF legisa-
II "'E oPloseo Wy Messis i1arfhg'on feliibohe and
u p"'s vi ~ anu "n'ufa"", ana Inc resolution
j. was unanimously "'oP'eu'
!, mr HairHg'oh moved resolution OF thanks
= 10 '"J1f io'h"'a'' "hlch was also UNANIMOUSLY
a'p.eu' ADJ.
N'er 'ne h''}oufhthehl meeting OF members
' ''o'" Na''ous p"hrs VI u'e s,a'e, was
o'ea"'-e"-io"' Sainnei y. Cfalts OF the u :.
So"' ~ 'e "d,'' a''u "e'ii'' ESD Nie' K
W "o ''o"9e' ~ we" ''c move itsOu-
.ion w"s ''o'neu 80 ,'s 10 become f1so'ulon oL
''s "''o'''s' ""D UNANIMOUSLY ""0i'e"'
5 THURSDAY, Ger. q, 1912
= SENATE
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/! ~" ,' a,e uI ~, a.y causes oefore
o ndon.d and hr lin ordered IN Iva ,nrross"d
ID read third lime--For the relief OF The insane