Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23


prcssiyc, although hcmay be gltess and he may be ao
quilted.
the system inaugurated and II docs not come up C
. their expectations IL DO docs work we'll may
20 the present grand jury To this we will say mat
is hard institution that has once been for
sakcn. Men cling tenacousy 10 that which is firmly es
bhcd. prevalent usagcs, parties and institutions W.
.cr this boz The breaking up Of parties Old wings refus
o be divorced from the principles and the uame will
which they have 40 long been identified Democrats still
remain pcrsstenty attached 20 either wing Of their dis
ruptcd party although It is rven asunder IL will 10
most difficult TO rctrace our course in this matter IL in
deed we do it ALL although serious evils may gro"
up under us operations
=" II isa relic Of barbarism" say they Whatever may
have been is origin, 1t caunuthc characterized as bar
barous institution. u was which the advancement
and progressive lzaton had developed aud perfected
enlightened nations and 20 us with thcr endorse
mcnt aud approval Let us what the harbarans who
framed our general government did respect 70 U' e'p
of barharism. In the original constitution any provision
concerning this institution omitted. but luc snNei
second thought Of the who framed that instrument
convinced Them that there was necessary "uN P"F't y
In pcrpetuatng iu system oi nee suluu"hs ln.
relic, and In accordance with thcf coh't'on ",l .ug
poratedi 10 In th constitution in me form ul ah a'h'
which was ratified hy hr several states then forming thc
United States. Thauk God hat DO is 100 the constitution
of lc United States wish were n those OF al Che
states boz the union sure then, before we lr-
sake if that we have valid and rational grounds ior su'h
Let us, ALSO be sure That "c are gong 70 Re'
lu equivalent; that going Co yet fair substitute
ONE that will not prove be- detective and nctu
cient and attended with more evils than the system which
va H lodi N aN
A. Eiais m N,,f,,, tion,bt tho hill was defective
II ,J , a., 3, 3 ,,,,,,,,'itt,l NJ NIvcrs If lanai
~, navel ,b., H. , Jis,.i.s,d
Pending this mouIu on the motion OF Mr. Miner OF
fliucsburgh the House adj
.... lVbShAN' NOV. ~
NhNN IT,
IrOct hY me ihaplah'
mus Re crred-kclaung 20 BANK dftctnrs bonds U
com on BANKS heliuhs 10 common soho"l't W'"h 'l
education
hepofta ~ t0mmfteci by senator ls"0ul".. li .,i
com, in favor OF House ll 60 Incorporate the me l
Cemetery Assocation by senator be'chor' Tor stiec
com. in favor OF House ml laying l"N ON inc g9D'
OF Chiuendrn Ny senator Harris Tor com od r''us' 90
favor Of House bin in addition IN chap 20 S. relating t.
railroads by Senator Willard for com ou land taxes it
favor OF House bin relating TO the grand list scycra
read thirdt and passed in concurrence.
BIS tlff0dtfed aHd rrfrfffd.-by senator stevens
respecting che validity ul contracts or a2ct mcus i1r th
sale of hay grain in Che straw or mulug@ when snc
contracts or agreements are recordedi ON moun of sen
etor steven, referred 70 me com ON lhe Jau''al m
,i's ,t i.,,,r.' Us, ,,,,r ,f Sef,,nr Nyii,,5 p.
forred 10 com ON banks
The bin repeating an act approved Nov 1850 relating
the settlement Of estates was taken mp and the question
being ON the adoption Of the amendments NJ Senator Wi
lard avs amended by Senator Hall which was as follows
Tho prnvsn " see rh 50 IS amended to
follows provided however, that such application %
( made within three years from the time when letters
administration are taken out Senator Willard propo,
ed to amend the amendment further hy adding The M
II lowing provided further that iu all cases Of sctcmrr
of estates claims may presented any time within thrc
the dccclsc NJ the person whose estate s h
ing settled" which further amendment was opposed b
Senators Brock Armstrong aud Peck aud was rejected
r. yeas none. nays 2S
The original amendment wu- then supported by Sen
ators Judeyne Wilkins and Willard and opposed b