Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
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I.- elss were ~ least desirable f. not absolutely
necessary. AMI ai5rtsi t- Laos. unanimous
vote ameuimeu-s pr5y.5.r- ta-. l. ----
shall be rei.na a.sas- O. the corporation v--a---
consent the Judge OF Probate t-- Gle -----.-.
i1 which the child lives that c-- child ---.. ---
b5 removed uc4 sac stlt-. -- bound rr --v
person ont Of the STATE without similar c-asc-.
obtained AFTER published notice ,al- zl-a --l-
ms7 on the application OF the parents OF u---
friends Of the child remove him from the custody
OF TIE corporation. ana auuu- his -1l---u-sz
that the bye-laEs shall always be- open GO us-
rectou on demand. and. lastly, that this a--
shall oe under the ccltrc- Of the Legislature, O.
alter, amend or repeal as the pallc g11- may
require. With these amendments. the DID vas
passed.
The second bin, o. which mention las teen
made. related 70 the Qualification c- voters. an
provided that no dessrter from the military
or naval service OF the United State dur
Ing the late wal, nor any one Wh9
had Voluntarily entered the service Of the Con-
Tolerate States, shall be entitled 90 vote III any
town or freemen 8 meeting. TINS was opposed
ty NJ Brigham, as Of doubtful constitution
ity, IS an attempt TO punish ty STATE law what
was an offence against the United states alone, a1l
As making a ehqr~a of Treason. rrIanip r- select
men and justices @; the peace These objections
were vel answered by M. Proui. who proposed
Al amendment excepting from the operation Of
the bill deserters who had returned % service
under tho Presidential proclamation, or who are
pardoned Inc amendment was adopted, and
the bin passed just before the hnsl vote was
taken, Mr.. Cle1yeland Of Brookheld moved 10
add a section that the sct should take effect
from iis passage, and remarked that the law
might be needed before the TINE when it would
otherwise 20 into effect THIS brought NJ Brig-
han 70 his feet again, who inquired Il the zen
t!enen from Brookheld referred TO any Parucu-
lar election. The gentleman from Brookhs.i
dlsclalmed any such reference, the gentleman
ron hydepark suosided' and the bill passed.
Several bills came 70 grlei ID the house to
day Among them was one b Mr. Hubbard Of
stoekorldge.estaolshlns compulsory system Of
common school education. The bill required /
every child from seven TO twelve years old 70 ai-
tend school at least twenty weeks annually,
those from twelve to sixteen 70 attend nc; less .
thar ten weeks annually, and made parents who .
habifuaIy deprive their children Of education
liable 70 prosecution and fine some Of the de-