Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
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Bilis lufrOzucc1 C11 T...Tr. l-llr zig ..H..
dali Of Sandrate 10 amend au act en-tls. s.
act for Organizing the militia, dispensing v...
the annual June parade an dr-l:7 o. c.1 Ua
military affairs.
By Mr. Marsh Of y ooustock fixing lie ST.
o. the Judges q the supreme C51-t, o. e..
Judiciary.
Bills passed. bin IL amen i-cu- CT - . .
81 limiting TIE amount &C 7.-- dion l.-
pensation paid TO school superintendent -s--
the number Of schools kcut y any ora -.r. -
Amended. OF motion Of NJ Ross q s. aa
bury, 50 as 10 limit the nun, ar q d1vr 1-- 81.
twice the number Of schools. uotvi- Standing
the number Of terms IN each school. a-5 -r4sI
House bill IN addition Go chap - g rl.-.---
10 railroads and railroad Ct -porat.r-r
At O'Clock the SPECIAL order fer tt l.u~
vas taken NJ, teIrE Senate bill @. i---r
the Proyidercc orphan asylum ~ -osl.s. at
Burlington.
Mr. Prout of Rutland Cterei cc-talu ana. l-
nents and moved thar the till and srl-. rr-r-.
be ordered 10 lie. as the ameudusr-s proposed
made radical change Il Tire bill
Mr. Prout thought there vls 100 much poser
granted II this bill, giving The sole control AMI
custody Of children ccmniitGl O. this corpora
tion to the mana gers without E1y interference Of
the probate courts or the legislature j was
opposed 10 granting any such power O. tlis c-
any other corporation, and hoped tho BIZ F-1lI
be allowed 70 he.
Mr. Brigham # Hydeuark was cuu-se
amendments. stating thai tie iust.tut ..
been in operation ior two CT three years AID s---
doing good work Il vss q charitable u i...-
tion. and parents and guardisEs could leIe
place their Children anu wards under tie -liI-
ance o. those who would educate then a1d zen
al suitable age PIT them cut % iesrn s-ifst5.
trade be though; % r-f1se 90 pas- ta.s In
WAS 10 discriminate s-a-rt- tne Catholics Of tac
State
Mr. Dunn q FaiIfaz va oppressed O. Do. a.I. a-
il allowed children % be taken and placed .1 DID,.
institution during their minority, without ar-
redress ALLOW al &c 60 where they wish g
the proposed institution Is better than arp 1llce
lei the children 20 there i they wish 1ut la-
them be allowed 10 z any where else s- any
time Il they encore 70
Ny Brigham though, the proposed amend
nent virtually defeated the CHESTS Ct the bTl
and he hoped thy would ~, be sdoutei. bu.
that the bill would pass
NJ Van Sicklen q Burlington thought the
institution good one, and the peonle Il Bur-
lIngton were very much IN favor q IL benz
and contributed largely 10 its sur
port. The provision giving the corporation
power 10 bind out the children, was simply
provision whereby they dispose q the children.
J; proper age and at proper time the bill
'rdered 10 be printed.
Joint Re,olEffon-Fron the senate tenderin-
ne use Of the Representatives Hal On TUESDAY
'vening Oct. 50th, 10 D Foot, ESQ, q New
fork, for the purpose Of al address 70 present
he claims Of homeless and destitute children
ejectei 81 10 &c. IThe result Of little feeling
N the part Of the Rouse. Al the action q the
iouse On the bill to incorporate the Providence
,rphan Asylum and Hospital az Burlington
Mr. Sherman Ct Dover moved 10 reconsider
be vote lust taken, which wss supported By NJ
Iurt Of ewsnton, and Mr. Dunn Of Fairfzz
Mr. Brigham Of Hydepark moved to lay the
iofion to Reconsider On the table rejected.