Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
Ghe 6ree press.
GEO. WA C. C. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PR0PRIEToRs.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE %. 1896.
Passage Of the Constitutional Amend
ment.

ment.
The final passage Of the Constitution
Amendment, as proposed by the Committ
Of Fifteen and amended by the Senate, is
pledge Of union and harmony in the grcl
party of the Union. 1t passed the Hous,
on the final vote, by 100 to 80. the republ
cans voting solid in its favor, and the dem.
Gratis against 1t. Before the vote was taker
Thaddeus Stevens, who had left a sick be
to speak, addressed the House in It's defenc,
lie said
Mr. Speal.er-We may congratulate the Hous
and the country on the near approach to com
pletlou Of proposition 70 be submitted 10 tn
people for the admission Of an outlawed com
munity into the privileges and advantages Of
civilized anu free government. / do not inten
50 much to express joy at the superior exceIlenc
Of the scheme, as that there is 20 b a schem
containing as much positive good as viii, an
bound t5 admit. cover the omission Of many bet
ter things In my youth, in uy manhood, Il
my old age had proudly dreamed that WheI
any fortunate chance should haze broken up
for a while, the foundation Of Jgs Institutions
and relieved US from Obligations tie most tyran
freedom 10 ,ta i,...I-.t., e.-.-.j ms -,
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flee, and leaving it ia many Of its paris to be
swept, swept through by the 'emres's' tie frost and
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them institutions in the most rff.r,-y .aI 1r-
,,us,iiui.o-sl manner. AID now mi.att'as that
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sress ou equal terms with loyal, regular States.
Proceeding 20 show the chaugas IN tha.
amendment, made by thc S.u.-e. NJ.
Stevens closed as follows:
You percsfvs tb,-. while 900 ,,,..l ..,.f. .-
the position, do not pretend Go bss4t.s5rl 18th
. A'i t5 s, i an .'H.s No. r.. 5s 's - ely -..
ional grounds. it shall have been adopted. cor .
5T'ss Ti,l teH9odei by rebels and rene, ssmEathi-
5ias must have ory.J The ,~11tsl ~ & ~
physical nervousness Of many members, impell- /
,ss -s mem ] 'oI ,i Il'' % . mucous u.s. iI.n @ @ sog,T
he whispering Of me. The 5psn declarations If I
theTs especially when such able AMI sincere .
.rat;1S ~ a. rcrs,5ai ,s al, - n iron oa' iIaIs.
anks Of the Union forces, must he anxious to .
.ear TaEe what '-- w. el6 2tt NJ, now ari II
'etter things IN further legislation in enabling
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'he Vermont PRESS on The Seha'ofship'
The papers Of the State. have now for tie
most part defined their position in reference
o the Senatorship on the Eastern side. The
iidileburv Register indicated ITS preference
Or Mr.. Morrill, last week. The BaL'leooTo
'h2enif- which The Trends oi Juase fo.aaa
'eTe disposed TO claim few Gays ago has
lso taken strong ground IN favor Oh MI
iorrilL The Barton Nasaard' which here