Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

OF the Statutes, was taken upas SPECIAL order. The
question was upon the adoption OF the Report.
Mr.. Henry Of Chester, said that the report i'm.
piled that the present Legislature, would by some
method revise the laws OF the State. lie thought
at the present time, when so many important
matters were pressing upon the attention OF the
Legislature, it would be better TO postpone TIL,
Revision. lie continued at some length to adj
vance reasons for the opinion he had expressed.
lie believed the people were not expecting, nor
desiring a change Of the laws at the present time
In regard to the plan proposed in the report, viz.
to appoint Committee Of seven Senators and
| fourteen members Of the House of Representa-
tyes to labor upon the Revision he could not APP
I prove of il. lie believed if the Revision was 10
be made, a good part it had better be submitted
to the Standing Committees, like other business
Mr.. Shaw, Of Burlington, thought from the
fact that the House had appointed Committee
on Rules with reference to the Revision, it was
the MUD Of the House to dispose Of it in some
way during the present session. After the otho
business Of the session had been gone through
With, then this Revision would be taken up, auG
il it was to be referred to the Standing Commit
tees, there would be nothing for the House 10 do
until the Committees were ready to report 1t
WIS also yery important that the Committees
saould deliberate and have plenty Of time u cen
sdelug this Revision. Ii was therefore ihe more
likely Tint Die Senate and House would bg un-
occupied while the abofs Of the Committee were
being accomplished. lie though, u uaJer tas
circumstances ddHcll or impossible TO make tbs
Revision with the care that should be Observed
within tie limits o. an ordinary session Tie be-
leyed therefore that ,he plan proposed IN the
Revort.-ta.t Of allowing special Committee 4,
consider Nh. Revision d1rus I'm odiourpm,pt. NM
hi December ney,.-was tas be.t course.
s lie further sustained tie Report on the grolnL
r Of expense, expressing the conviction, tnAt an
important SAVING would oe elected ~ 'As meth
%,
u Inc uniformity i"a correctness @. '"e news
+ Ken "o-iA aao ee ueal secured p! lAe proposed
pan.
, Af' f's'caeF' Oh N4FeuusN' SOL" l"' A 4'ou'
there "''a proposition 10 IepeAi certain 'A"s'
g ana 'A-t altt wN'"S UP S'oD ue'l o. 'ue VINE
% the Le5shsuit' way FoPosHi3h h1d ulsAp-
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r seemed po-s.oe' "'t pooao'e '1t. Il "ou.4
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