Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-24
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
IwHBNFsDAY. Oct IL
AFTERNOON
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this account lt appeared 70 the committee that amer
twenty three years, aud the accumulation Of over twelve
hundred statutes avey large amount Of money would
be eseved by following the suggestion of the commit.
tee advising adjourned session
Mi' Dlatk oI benniug'oni thought % cKpadient 20
give opportunity for further consideration Of the com.
missi9ners report and moved Il be ordered to lie not
/ agieod TO.
Ih9 Senate refused TO adopt the resolution yeas 10
Mr Cree moved adjournment; lost
HesotutioH-by Mr. Bean, institutng inquiry by
the Judiciary committee relative The salary II Judges
hnu ana registers Of Probate Court and ascertain II such
salaries be- sufficient
Onmouon of Mr. Pollard, the Senate adj
HOUSE
Hardwck act for the preservation u ash ia sanborn
I3nd. DO The town u Hardwick to the general com
BY Mr. Heudec, an act for the reliefof woodman
TO ihc committee claims
AZ two and a half o'clock the report n me ioin,
sp'cA' committee GA me revision ri The compiled stat
utes came mp for consideration.
Nj Henry thought % was questionable whether the
House Ought 20 do anything more than such law.
these statutes iil the ncNt year III WAS in favor NJ
letting these laws Tie over provided they would keep
II they would not we had 1Cter salt them. DO thought
h YOU'D oe better 20 Furnish copy OF the revision 90
each town and et them be- czauued ull year.
.nd then we shall be- prepared 60 say what changes ought
90 be- made But II the House should be- of different
opinion have the committee proposed the best moth.
cd. They have provided fir large unwiedy commit.
iec who are 20 sit after the House arc Adjourned nd
ft
amendments aud additions h thought We shou q tlrp
have 90 over the whole suhicc, the same as now m
was his fortune 20 be member Of the House 10 49,
Nheh the last revision was made lie knew what the
iaolf was lie did nor think the House would be will
hns 20 uust any committee 20 eSamin and take their
. report without an examination for themselves.
Mr shaw said this was a very important matter. 1t
involved toe whole law oi the state During The regular
s',n tne Neft eonmitoes ~eie constantly occupied
WIN me regular business of The session. lt required
careful nvesugaton ln 1889 the revision of The stat.
utts took some seventeen days additional Legislation a.
mat TIME there were no questions laws relating
tantoa1s' homestea9s md several other new branches
m'oltng hee questions oilaw- Again being one stat
ute al 'he parts should do'ea together in one homo
gcAenus whole.
lhe committee proposed was TO he taken from all
classes fepitsed in 'he Legislature" that 'hcy might
examine each division and subject 900 s1b. committee aud
inou together -o that ihcy could say they had examine
ihr whole SUBJECT WoionehIy.
ARNh' he Thought % would lessen The expense tfst ta
nave he matter referred no such committee. The re
sis,o" 'S NA VI wofN ol one man before lt was tla
NotN q" ufe win all due respect i0 the eminent iuris
who complied them, would hardly be expected that 90,
PeIs'n Noua make SO careful and perfect revision A.
n'e me expense. as De htd esimat'd, oi examining
'A''f iesl'is WIN ihfee of Tour weeks ot prolonged
.,'N'h' wuua oe some hiteen thousand dollars He
inousni after ihe examination by the committee, the
honse would dispose Of them in week DAYS lie
did NOT ihnk iue expense OF the committee would be-
over one llousand dollars. lie thought that large
lmNe' hut Whatever aci ln the House might take, h'
would SAY the committee had pride Of opinion and
would cheeIuliy labor as the House should direct.
Mr. Fletcher said a. the time TINS revision provided
for no such state % the country ind present
was contemplated lie thought the people with their
present load OF taxes upon them would not satisfied
with long or expensive sitting q this Legislature. lie
Old NOT tnk the necessity this revision su cieni
90 iisuG me expense.
hf lyce mused 90 amend the resolution So that the
committee should report the first week OF the an.
nual legislature lie agreed with the committee that
thia legislature could do noting with t7s revision Most
n the proposed amendments and alterations had been
added 90 the report hy way Of an appendix nr erraa
Re iiy agrtca that te report should be- sa14lut
io thc careful nrcsteauou " committee. He thought
then hismatcr could not be disposed Of n e. than one
week should be pat Oft again The people had taxes
enough 90 pay u support OF the They we're willing
20 Doe taxed for that prrposc But let thar mau beware
uo a.'enp, !" tAA pr n 'i any nlhf' purpose ihere
"as go pressing necessity lf nc revision this year
Ni Su,, ~. t wa, .s i'ftHttiil'e oppose io feso4
''.N p" 'u'"'i' 300 n' va e30aY opposed 2" 'Nt A.
mendhehI hf otHe'e- mere "as h' n'ed OF referring
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