Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

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Hyde. o
Observation-Disclosures johnson. Jacob Church
Bioomfeld-Samuel n. Silver.
Canaan-llcman Nichols.
The ioint assembly then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of Judges % the Supreme Court, with the
following results:
Isaac +. Redfeld of Windsor, Chief Justice.
[Redheld las, LukeP Poland 90, scattering +;
Assistant Judyes-All elected rirG poce ana
misunderstanding l.. Bennett OF Burlington,
Luke P. Poland of st. Johnsbury, Asa y. Al
dis Of st. Albums, John Pierpolnt OF Ytrgen-
mes, and James Barrett Of Woodstock.
The Senate then Withdrew.
Report-By committee of elections, that atil-
davits in the Hydepark election case had not
been sealed by the magistrate, and therefore
that the committee decline to act without an or
der from the House.
Mr. Cults moved that the report be recon-
mitted, with instructions to admit the testl-
mony.
Mr. Randall of Roxbury opposed the motion,
on the ground that the testimony Is clearly IL
legal, having been br0ught'by one OF the parties
and scaled here by counsel.
| Mr.. Cults thought the objection merely tech
meal. Nobody claimed that the dispositions had
been altered.
Mr.. Linsley of Rutland said the law had been
plainly disregarded. If the House would not re-
spect the law, it ought to repeal it.
Mr.. Billings of Mt. Holly knew nothing about
tsehnicaliti1s. II nobody charged that the pa
peers had been altered, common sense and rea-
son require theiI admission.
Mr. Woodbridge agreed with the gentleman
from Rutland and that this was an important
question. 1t was well known to every lawyer
that depostions like the one in question, could
not be admitted to any court of law. But he
diff red from the gentleman in the technically
in question. The statute required dispositions
of this kind to be certified and seal - us neal
as may be like depositOns to be used in court.
lie thought the depo>itions could have been re
c3ved with no seal, and if the dispositions hat
been stuck together, the justice had right t
break that seal, and examine those dispositions
and place upon them his own seal lie though
we should not conine ourselves to the technlc
al rule, but take the broad rule, and endeayo
to do Justice to all parties. lie cited many pre-
cedents where the House had not confined them
selves strictly to the technical question OF law
Mr.. Randall thought the " broad view AM
the just view to take Of this question VIA
'ie Ivy" wv" Inv "a not,,, tbot t5n tns
tinony was Illegal He claimed that the ilous
ii''' NOV 'us','e'o ~ iooo''o ',''o '
paftles IN ,utore lh'sAI uhuorst''lo "'itt 'e''.
nlo.y Wouio pe rcc'Fco' anu "''N' "ou'u No'
Adjourned.
Friday, Oct. 90
oENATE'-D'1S PoSSf''''ei ~ D'il '''i'1liu.''
tne cnarter OF w. OopP1r's ConP',,y! nav
'ech "'no,i'7u "" ."o''ci' VI vi IT, ~,
81 as to take ohtct Ir5h lFS paSst20' LooSo Dbl
amending caaP' ~ "l 'o coInp n!n sVa' 49,
Mr. hverts called up o'i'tVe Dll 'of ''io sur
'ehder Oh luS'tiVeS from S7rVice' anu IL W"
made special "rIef iof l"eSuay heA' a'
clock A. NJ; Adjourned
HOUSE -D'"S Mf[oqace"' UDy Mr' f0ii n,
. cha'o,'S ',c "'IhT Vi p''0i 10y ''"N ~ AVA.
Abbott OF Barnet to preserve Iisa IN Mchsnc
pond IN hygate; ana ~ MI M1fS" reia''5
fences.
by MI russell "oVnorzihs '''e o',tIo ite"'
uf'f 10 license circus oA''coi''ohs y MI Doa
man. relating W o"''es vi 0"p'o''' Oo''i' 'ot0
D., NJ ctroo+o,. 20 nav Amos n ScoII,v
~ Nv pntt"n M Gas If Tnwn Tlnrks
r. NJ piIl;nrS NJ MINT Hnllv In nrotaf
shajo a,,d ,n,,',,7,ntal traos !, highways
~, Mu pn'Ia. t' ,,av Sym Ilost;ns tbe su,
.har,i, i',ent}i,,nnd Ply
Nv Nr S,if,rd in addition to act ncornor;
tine the centrn VILLAGE of Springfield
Pe,1;one OF Werrpn C;innis and go othe
tos4t Concord to Caledonia Co. Of j. CaA
and 30 nthers and l.. R,chmond and 42 othe
as ia f,,,ifiv. slaves OF # : Brown and
others IN woman's RIGHTS. and of j. NJ. SlaC
-
ditcb,s in cartoIn cnses
or Mason Peck and A. w. Averill and othe
acainst annexinu mart Of Gilmore to Morristow
The Senate came in and the Joint assemb
elected VIM. G. Shaw, ESQ. Of Burlngto
, Reporter Of the decisions of the Supreme Cou
-iShaw l24 Jonathan Ross 81, Charles Re-
: a. Abel Underwood "a, scattering : 4 and t
Senate retired.
!, Repoyts.-Bv Committee on Agriculture. bi
TO innoru,rAta Connecticut Valley Fair Gruu,
: O.. and it was ordered to Sd reading. Ais
bill for the encouragement of agriculture. G
emptin.. one woke OF oxen and certain farm
: tonls fran attachment.
e .rn,nxooy
a cnn pouor1sE -. Nv Cb,ttenden
,I"';.ti, 90 Id;,.;,rr ,drars, IN Sonata h
G oon'i''i'''' u" '' wi
tt;n .a'' ,C,soJ Rv Mr. S,ne,r
o sn.ru ro''u;"5 was ;oItr,a adv.roo tn ~
. t;nr ~ Ran; Niynn and al others. nravinv
e = law r. nr',vant nnduo mnpnnolv IN lands II
: ,nr NV" w. 'tr,ntaT tbn nntit;nnsrs tn w;thdr
II tIa,r , ~,'? ,'''''>N' W W. f'' "
: '"I III ,nssed Ia annoy a. mart Of the town
s, na P1 tn tho town Of WILMINGTON and n
ta'e - th WV tr', ~ ctr,ttan
J.. '''V p. ~ .nJ ,1J Mr bartholomew
't, ut w. hns;a'ss IF hInk !,
y op a.. " u '.'I ,,l,,,,+ - snn Oh.
# y w. 49, ~ - 'us.t;>n NV,
1t o. VI y, c - ~ t''''i' o'''g p";Irl
IF y -',n G'oY"' "t,'5 ;th III ornsns
II GG 5nn pn NJ st"rt ;ncornprat
n S'"o P'r J'.tc' p n' VI ,S;,, ,n,o
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relief Us the 81. Adams D1ilk. (rcluillllG