Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-13

opponents Of the bin /clsu that the oin,t rprros, n
b., t ~ nn1 lNiea' ana tnai now the company dcsir'
w Keep iheir privileges without being subject its du
yes, and besides 90 make monopoly vi the watorpowc
iut manuiactng He was not prepared 10 say what hi
judgment would De the merits of the BILL hut hr f
bound % say that the opponents Of this bin relied ON re
c'h for want of notice. and had therefore appeared
A' bf'd,ey Of braiteooro preferred 70 abide by Inc
EP''H g luauce' Htncf than hy tccnnicaiitics Iht.
company has sunk SlOi 000-incudine interest h,ll
a million; The main object is gone; incidentally they
u't. HAle Naicrpuvv-- Who, in strict justice. i,
entitled 90 his privilege Certainly 20 those who hat,
made it and nobody else. Technically should mot o.,
pontcd Go defeat Che palpabc Justice of ths casc a
"onld ct thc owrrr mnkc the most Of thcir little pit
tlncc, and now Incorporation has NOT aYoared hcra-
woman appear although opportunity was ample bui
ieiturc of this charter.
alr stoddard Of Waterford remarked that the people
oi concord have been excluded from hearing not fron
~tnt Of substantial notice. but because fl three weeks
notice had not been given The House is now asked 90
~a'e notice entirely. he would not relax the rule in
Air pcpoint Of Rutland said there is distinction in
ine llW between cIscs like that of Concord and this bll.
.t i'" m 'c hrst case is specific and imperative, not so
Nr Merrill of Montpelier supported he bill. on the
h".u' ihe opponents ot tne measure ore cndelv1r-
inf TO Obtain am unjust advantage tlousn tho courts
mat NOTICE was not gHu by te company because tine me-
oesN OF ts lp4caton was NOT known uuiil 700 late TO
tft regal nolcc and moreover thlt iuc waiver VI fore
n.y. NJ sieh change as to rc4mtcnotcc.
Nr Little VI Coruth suggested lat 90 prevent inius-
" ~. COMPANY through the courts. and still save hc
I-l' o ei'trse interests DO may De- best to exempt the
company ftom forfeiture nr ono year. With this view.
e 70 nahc the bin the order for TO morrow morn
/ N- Mn rs. ,
,,,r.t. ty,.e3 .'''it ,i..N uP lhe 9'i P, lh.ni
/ r.,Ji,. i''i' 'n'''tlt'' A"N it was "'NeieH 10 90
Dt ,
r,ii. 49, t' ,''', 1 'i'N- vow l ''i. D.
h eb.s-.tso oS '-N. 10 ltt D. ~. WOW Ntot2' " m.
5It ~ $500 'eh 'lN Nt. il pay A- % Nnilst ore
,5 q, issN.,-Nt. AGAINST hii' TO- pay james hough-
h. ".'lh w. No'a' rje.l .lei-
-t9 com nii-ift-' nl relating 10 collection of
~ ~ ii'9I p' IN. oiaiei ST reading ordered bh
. ~ ",,tfi'Il instruments usel in ilnlhcs from at-
-li' N'.Ni "hn.cl limitation as TO uc Nl-
'e .l. ln'hL 'f. Wood3udse wond NOT make
'll'N 'n'' i' io' made as io oiler household iur-
mus. IS % De- ch, outraged o., one of the cheapest
''5' oI iie itml'. Mr. ~ NhcIl thought the mills
~ .y ''sonl 'n" ""NIH ee greater blessing go poor
ul i"eshnigrI Alr h.'Tl observed tiai thc
'.' ly'f" to exempt YpFNo oxen. The third
''Tu,.ls N's Iei-'-ea- ayes 80 nay rs.
10y nmil'ee on Town nes' ae lns bill 20 divide the
W ,t- i'els.l' lAn "n me ti.ie-
li .oti moved ln reconsider Uiil relating t0 e.cc-
u' N i'"u present ir''r believing tlnt tlc five mn-
Ho'l't p'1'ieo nA} oe BOO construed as 20 permit
10y e! De tnrnel SO clry as 90 exclude yoicrs.
N't 'N-N 'H' i.e uses iha hnr nn tle hrs' ballot
.'nt'e uiae 1l aI other ballots,
t =. h'.Nl'H .aia i % feai remedy is to Doc
b. 'H'j- i'l. TIT ll' 'll ii' subsequent
l. 4',i q ven l' ior te hr.t Constable may trclt
-''n. mem ll'eleHou ull' t-e, may abuse.
, -NI' Hl''n I Ntnh9n W1lid give .hc civil authority
wv - .3 p.Ie-' when tle 19H shall pc turned on sub-
KY 'A,"u
'it- pi ANti oi bratc1oro said that the time cannot
p. lN nl slitle' 7s some towns have 100 population
4 'tlei' guy o. ihcre must hc discretion somewhere.
pi, uny 1Heeis iae closing of mo ballot