Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19


was orlcrod 20 lic on the table.
Nc Woodbridge moved 20 reconsider inc vote oi yes
tcrday. ordering the third reading Of hil relating 70
changing highways, and ON bis motion IL was rccomtcd
60 the committee roads.
The House again took mp the bill relating to circus eS
NJ Haskins hoped tina, tho motion to reconsider
would prevail 1.-THE friends Of thc blu could once Pei
il n position when Il can be amended, hc th"nNhi
many Of the objections that had been raised could oe re-
moved.
Opposed by Mcssrs. Bascom and Fcrrn on the ground
Of It's tendency 20 promote immortality, and supported 10y
Mr.. Luslcy Of Rutland who thought IL nm ect OF con
tcsy Mt least to give the friends opportunity 90 make
Mr. Needham would vote to reconsider though he
tbourht nc should vote against the u ON It's passage.
The dismissal was reconstructed ayes li9, noes 0o.
Mr.. Hawkins moved to commit TO member for amend
mont, which was decided ont Of order,
Mr.. Heaard OF Chelsea moved 20 lay the bill on the
table, agreed 20.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, the House adjourned.
DEBATE ~ THE HOUSE.
Remarks of Mr. Lias'ey Of Rutland ne BH for The
Rciief of Tho Torn OF Huntington.
Mr. Inscy said be should feel % 70 be- bis duty 20 vote
20 dismiss the bill Gentlemen assumed that this bill
would do Justice but chat IS the very point In debate
lie insisted the bin founded on injustice was u
just for 20 take Che money Of ono town ard pay
Of taxes Tor the support OF government We have no
right ior any other purpose. IL may be hu-
of Huntington butt Is hot u. because It is
money giving away, and 1t was not nru'ied 20 us
WIN should Huntington be represented II she could
paw her aNcsi II we could remit hcf stat. aA enc
might come here for the support OF h'I l{i' iurt
She must have property worth t0o or three hun1r'd
Ne We're tod we must otc, uie impulse. Of the heart
He had been taught that Che heart fe, while thc head
Thought II gentlemen chose TO give ihur own money
NJ the prompting of Che heart hc could NOT opei l"t
DO must consult Dis head as to the propcV oi Young
away the public money,
Tho Kansas appropriation quoted as % precedent
III reg rdcl thor Us an act clearly unconstitutional
had right 60 tke ae money raised f's thc support ot
our own gov. and appropriate - 60 r s.pp'l
Uf| ID
,'ae'uon lo 9nu way l OUT 'l.". ,fr ,5 , ..trr
Kansas was founded on si3'- u'"'"'r' ana ''''
"Vt, liJ i III ,ti d. ,,, Of ,,r, mart Of rrlnec
Napoleon H. i"hlns guy i.'' W. ' i r,i, ,,.,s
ana aPpi"pilalHk u '' ,Hg M b ,.t +, i,9i'fr IN
Dt.l y p lI'g U'i NY; ~ ..,,r III NJ Rs,,nbIi'-p
us 70 iMilA'li ily N9l % , r,.'o rr.,l.,l,
anl ihat power poe htn Naen t' tn'' ''' 81 ,I-
e h14s'li' q" i.,'N ,- 1nN & iii,,s NJ F,',et s,e in
w ivy i .i r ii r.ty, sa1 =. In rri4on In di,-
,'s' Gi @ ,',l,t. Under a military d,spotsn
,'-s' h9g,',sS anu ll.,' 5, e, hf
a. W,lv ,a'' ''' 90 s f' ,. ..ll D.. t.u,,,,l
this h va received WHIP il,', u "ou ,' y. & w
w'e o'neIs' gnu "' '"'"'' ''' we '''' 'l'''''' '
could never ahNl
~ y..t..---r- I-.t,J -, ,5 Uo,,,a oy
he circus biH Nor. II, lo'o'
NJ Ian, g! ,''l u! ", H. ,,,5t made by tbot
"rL.' ,hs bc oroty of our people was In any
e,nsierabc M nee d, he attributed 10 Our Laws proh1i
in.. rircuscs or 20 thc Maine iiquor Law
Wehad right to q hsher ana .a d 99 , l,,'"
iI5 H., n ,1ii,it,,,e,l CON. ri,rlcc Nc could en-
H. a., ,i.. Il ..tu
What enables urm 20 place mcmsc,c, in thc first
.3nS VA '''} ,',"i! i'r c,jts II f. l,.a,.c they
af ,cc5rIir ti o ,rouiutIne. of an cn1htcncd COM
.encr c mor,lity of ouf people has better ouuda-
I, tb.t ,.,ei,,' i,t,+ In r,l5tiou 10 ,inuscmcuts
n ils li,,t were WONG, they must be prohi-
it.i nm "a. tn,t was not ocurr,l.y caimrd then IL
l.,al h., i.s, a.. ,Lc ,r,,1r tilr,u .,i,cs
Nm ier tle matter aith thc sclcctincn VI Che
,,,. in tbe .,,re manner 7s mcnlpcric, are now lcft
if ,, ,r,. tb ~, n ., can hive thcru. There vqis
ycr, worse Dian restraint Of tic lody--sa,cry of The
, ON constitution declare. that we are entitled TO
L. fre.I,f,
IA, ,c manner d Inc mo- Injustice 10 others The proc
cr ~ IN" ,rinrn'e.o If t5i bii XII their training and
.,;.ead tl,p mat siirl clorci,o legislation
f'r.l r'r. di,ti,c ~ NO good Acts which are nd
,,ir.l ~ In. r,, nav be- c,i Slated alaiust but qucs
tias of ,ar,i.y about which mon Of virtue and priu
"a I'm, ,, :. o,iy ,,c ,rordr in sueb rases
lbe gentlcman from Bridport did not claim but that
amusement were proper And II so he claimed thc
i. 49, ,l,ilic ~ no ,.isbrl .nd no would 49,
r,5i tho s,rnf ,iglt e., others
rbc grntl,,9 hon, Ja,ae, did not profess to be on
.ed 10 aniscnents hut he considered going to school
XII s,odt, thol and me- MOS Sufficient
XII XII ,HDt he N llren wouid ccrtainl, vote him,
dowa. IT, thsm the school was the hardest Of work
and fbey wanted NAV ana Inn Feeling a. he did he
must favor The principles Of the bin.
nRpATv IN nm SENATE NOV u 1888
prnAlH ~ ''iH una 80
On BiH To er'end fhe cA"tr " fne e'"''~ '"'A''"
Ht"foa4 to"PaY
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a., -, a.. - i. ,. ,io, b,fr, tho Senate
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tny ilay I 4 ,ti ,i,its ,,nJer Tho ori5ipai
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P'ng Hnu ~ ~ P' @ '' - H. IKE ,,,,,,. ,,,-
as lie at'eeHh"ilela INV. 't,'" ' -. r.. ~
on the iah OF inc pi9Nls'9nHS o' 'no 1'1'gt, ' E
olg q not To charge ot9et pDu5'lllh OF NVie"se W '
b9ues OF ne i,rNnol9'Is uluel ~ ;,, g.,
IL ne h1u Hnn'fstool tno Ioll I ~ Wv !, Inn, iJ ,h
thought theIe were onY t"o ,se m ~, IN
aduuon oi one ln.. Mt,Ie,tt - IN, "", " a., d 49, "
may the interest OF ne el!Ho1 i .J'.,'' | ~ i
tana9i ie3nH, were iu'l.'al' anu anu N.Y., ~ i y
Ar Rutland htl'o'a eo,ne ~ c.,lnl'uI ,'i,t "l' y
p} me n9n-uhlmeht OF t' eh'It'ii az" ,,
the burlington interest VINO WOMB nhc un'.e u'N'l
nae citeometan,e'' ae'.Te 10 s,' an l'v , 3 u
IA uneli own NusBe me "tu3'm.l 9' t ~ p ~ 49,.
olt 70 pe aBol' %. VA IEb i H. -, " Wv
He thought the section asked TO De changed provides
that section Of the Vermont Canada shall be con
ncsed with the Vermont Central on the one end aud the
town Of Burlington the other. The Rutland Road
was completed iu 1879. the Vermont Control IN lh1O and
at that time nothing definitely had bcn done with the
Vermont q Canada Road. During the one year VIII b.
the Rutland Road had IN priority, even Che Central dio
nothing 90 connect themselves with The line When iho
Vermont Central road completed, they found no such