The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
THE HER AID.
elIo.ss . 90 rnsr .il.. .ratrL,xp
D,iags a, Montpelier.

The ssasic wcfw sSssaaly ssrt the;
,i,ey ossi3 al ssjsssn an Thursday. TIE
ilpass refused 10 s,ay lasser ,,as we1sos.
~ rasniar. sai on ro~s1sy etcning TIE
Legi.l,iass received tiser wAge..-
NJ i-ri,s O'Clock 81 Tsssa,, n,sh,. the
Seaaie es,apiesed tlscH basiaesa Al ,hr~e
a'eiaes. NE House ~as ibrVaga a, ere
o'eisos, I..sSa Con. Fletcher tsld TIE three
o. issif iisg-riar s-assoss. t'ss, the Senate
as adjourned ,is, de Al o'cieet.
Sassasr Grsn5cy iafsnsad fes early rs
,ag Representatives iita, Ia, iiouse vas
ss,snsseS ri,hosi der.
Dznsg ihr las, soan q the session. the
nHscsrsoeu,s 10 the I.isaa Law. the balls
GA Elscatioa, saJ The reports aai rrsolu.
boss on Ncsrska, came up Ia the House.
The Representative iiall uas cro~ded
IA al - parts, uiih ladies and gentlemen.
-bo had zone "a see and BE- seen, 10 hear
the eIosiag speech Of the Speaker. 70 laugl,
a, tic nonsense Of the ~mock session. aad
To learn the ways Il Legislator, on the eve
n meeting ihsr constituents. The long
lines Of gsyly dressed ladies, sitting on the
elevated seats above the DARK coated law
matcrs, looked hike ''rsinbo~s upon food
The DAaPhin AMI his re;inac o. iroquols
Jared better than usual. A resolution VAS
adopted. psying them $50 for their tnoub.
le in coming 10 Montpelier and also aathor.
hing the Governor TO appoiu, commis-
siosisr To examine their claim, and 10 re.
port the an,oun, dae these Indian. there
be anyihing due. The redskins actually
wnnkled their faces into smile at the re-.
eeips Of thus intelligence.
The Senate amendments To the Liquor
Las we're discussed very warmly 10 the
lioase, AMI the rssul, Was the passage Of
the two following resolutions. which, at
late hour, the Scnite concarred in.---
A. Acr ~ ADDirtos TO An ACT ENTITLED
As ACT TO rA.srNr TRaFFic IN Is-
TosfcsTiNo iaQUoRs, ron rue PuR.
ross or DRiSkfSe," srPRoysp Nov.
~, 1853.
II Is hertby taaoicd by the General .fssem.
BY Of the State Of Fsrmsni, as Joiloies;
SKc, /. The election OF Commissioners
MS provided in the second section OF the
act 10 which this Is in addition. shall, be
made on the first Tuesday Of March an.
nuAlly, notice Of which election shall be
given by the selectmen, rs Is provided for
town meetings.
Sac ?. No person shall be allowed, at
am tinIe OF place within this state, TO own,
keep or possess any in,ox,cs alton liquor, with
intent 10 sell, furnish or give away the same
contrary to the provisions of this act, or the
act % which this is an amendment, - and
any person who shall 50 o~n, keep or pos.
sess any such liquor, with any such intent.
shall be liable TO the same penalties as are
nov provided for the offences specified in
section five Of tho act 10 which this Is an
amendment
The first amendment will proven, voting
IN two Counties. as has been done in some
Instances, all an snu.law candidate has
thus been elected.
The second amendment supplies an al.
legged lack In the law Of 1854, wherein
& there was no clause tina, made Il crime
To keep liquor with intent TO sell. Now il
R can be seized before !, - drank, o. even
sold, and the only unconstitutional objec.
ton hitherto brought by The Judiciary is
thus avoided.
These two amendments were passed by
forty majority. All the other proposed
amendments were defeated in the House
BY sbcu, twelve majority. II was a mis-.
I fortune that the amendments were not
brougi, before the House a, an earlier aay
IN the session Also, II less opposition and
malice had been exhibited towards the
Governor, previous the election and moro
attention had been p,id To tho kind Of men
elected to the General Assembly, the re-
salt would have been more favorable to
Temperance.
!, was fatal mistake Of the Committee
on Education that they could no, bring for
yard their fnil bill I'LL the last night Of
the session. A great number Of petitions
had been seq, 10 the General Assembly
that Board q Eiaeation might be cstab.
iisssed, OF, IN other words, that some system
Of Supervision OF Common Schools might
be obtained. The Legislature will no,
very soon enact such la~s--no, until they
know precisely what Is their nature, and
shai ~'il be the exPsnse. They would no,
take ball from any Committee on trust
The bali had no, been printed, and the
House preferred 10 d. po,hing rather than
vote an the dark. A plan should have been
srreed on, and discussed in the paper boz
fore the Legislature sat and no man, even
though he ~rrs chairman Of the Commit
Tee on Ediessioa.- should hlye assumed
Ia d,eis,e SHAT should. and should not, BE-
done.
About twelve O'Clock. the thres reports
Of the Coniniti.e on the Nebraska matter
we're iAken up, and by vote laid on the Ia.
bic, because the discussion and adoption Of
sny ono u them ~oald take too much time.
Mr.. jaaesi-s then offered in h. own name,
the Resolutions Adopted by minority Ma. ..
They we're adopted BY rira roc vote. -
Thea the sajoriy Resolutions we're pre-.
scented By Mr.. kirsisnd. and The trousle
soss gealiesssa from Hsrd-ies called Coz
the yeas sad nays. Upon tbs. stampede
q me Denseuis and ultra Free solleu
commenced IN order 10 pesveai ssorum
from rOi'as. They ssoeee5ed. Tho doars
v~s sIaasd. Pc nearly too hours. the
yeas and nays -ss obsflasisly persisted In.