Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-20

which seconded by the house. MI CunaGt VI Graz
ton demanded the yeas and nays the pahge Ct tbs
bill which were as fol ayes Is nays ST. the pass
age OF the bill wa refused
ciiutned until to morrow morning Vt 10 o'clock.
SENATE
TUESDAY Nov. Is.
Prayer by the Chaplain Journal Of yesterday read and
approved.
Petnton-By Mr. Burt 10y r,quest), Of Henry D Hine
q Colchester tg,inst The passage Of 81 restinR to
ptlceedin on ieoognizanees to com on Jud
BIZ introduced and R,tered-By Mr Garfield, 10
addition 70 C 80 KS Of Of process.
Senats Bh-ro proou the portraits Of the past and
future Governors Of this state.
tufe " adopted Tn It's passage Mr. BAKER dtnlanded
the yeas aud hays Ye,-6 Nay
Go 10 no fpDrAt- b. tuun IN "a ied Coz pa led
9j reiA lug 10 IA infringement VI he snte fson
Iuq dries bJ The that sittd the piisUH, y several
for ntJrnatJn pertaining TO the management
thereof and pes Thereto consumed most ct the motn-
stion the fact appe airing to be patent that through
mism snagement somewhere tho prison has been more
expensive 10 the state than circumstances would seem
TO JUSTLY. Mr. walker stated that the senAte had BE-
them in the rep 1t OF proof VI the inc I'll nency
OF board Of directors The passage q the bill wou
be censute Of the supe int ndeut Who is not the party
resp nsble Tor thc mismauagement
Mt heudee sal he lived mote from the state prison
and always hoped t. aud had no local feelings on the
subject lie surprised 70 zee so much apparent per-
soua feeling amOtg honorable senators, on subject
which requires candof aud consideration. lie did not
regard the bill as an attack upon the superintendent
lie favored the bill, the main feature Of which is re-
qu1ing bonds Of the oifeoio and making the super
int, ndent amenaole to and removable by them
he li was opposed D. Metsrs Anderson, Walker
Mr. Anderson demand, the yeas and nays, vi1:--
YEAS Me.sts AL en-. Baker, BArstow Brown, Dyer,
Hard Hend e, Henry, Root Smi'E-lO.
NAys-AI detson, Atwood, Barrett, Burt, Garfield
Clapp, Dale, Dewey, Guodhue, Hit, Kellogg, Lane,
i,una d, narin, Oicutt, sanbltu, Simpson, Walker
IS 30 the 3 IA reading Was refused.
On motion Of Mr. Hill, adJou ned.
PrVcr by the aplan
BtS read hirdtme-h IA authorizing the seleotmen
the rem aius " the dead inferred IN the old
cemetery IN Wells III er; passed.
& $50 70 amend sec chap Y relating 70 common
schools and sch lol laws
Dir rhetlJck Of Cambids, moved to amend so that
the members OF tue board Of tduoauon shall receive
chr dollars Per day instead Of fee and favored the
an end uont. Opposed by Messrs felt,n Of Ludlow,
boss oil 81 John, bury, Mead OF kaad ph. faNoied b.
Mes HuoLatd Of StOCkbiidse, AID adopted he bi
then passed
Repo,ts-Frlm Sc oct CEN, agAins, 100 to lay tax
on he county 4 Frank I'M lid aiding refused.
From com On ways and means. 276 in relation TO cir
e1h0iuons BY substitute bill Of similar provisions
TO the original bill Third reading posed by Mr. Hue
bard Of olokordge On the ground that circus eAhio
tons tened 10 ia morality and vie aud ought to be
prohibited arguing on the ground that they are now
prob. bj law
slr Hernck o. Bratt,b TO explained the change made
in the law 1t nov At nds to be that this bhl n its the
time ia which CT Gus a. exhibit 10 three months in
stead Of year aud thereby Itecild ny circus IT.
op Jorunitl exhibit twice under Ice Sc, had
been the be past year TIE bill then ordered
L, faihed Bssinesss SO TO az end an act for organ
pic ssed BY Mesus Marvin Of Alourgh Rounds OF
Chester, PeIton Of Lud Ow. Hubbard VI st0okbridge,
Mead 4 Randolph Jones Of Nor hhed and opahord Of
WeathtrshedI presenting to the house the pros and
cons # the militia jstem which have ten been dis
cussed and laid b fore the people in thes reports
Mr. Merrill Of Pomf ct moved the previous question,
which was seconded by the house. Mr Mead VI kaa-
dulph He'd for tie yeas and naJs which as fol
lows ayes 81 nays 30 50 the Assage Of he bill was
tdustd
On motion OF Mr. Rouads q Chester The report Of the
com mileage debentuIes was taken ny and adJPt
ed The mileage reported 10y the com is the same as
last year with he exception Of w0 or three tcwna IN
Or cans and Orange coun les
/ The m nifty and minority reports in the case Of the
Bradford contested election were taken up
Mr. Ball uf Springfield inquired Of the com Il any OBJ
lection made to the La ue II Geo Il kenu dy ving
placed the eleck list, or II his vote OF ced %
bel re the declaration Of ihe election Of Hay by he h
MIR webber expl ined that Mr. Kennedy, while absent
rtsiCed one year IN Ohi', aud voted there That h
wife LETT Bradford abeut siX mouths a1 he left Tor the
west aud that whel he returned BIadfl il he paid
bi Is 1t ght have bs,n bills that accrued before be
ltf, Bradford II was first objected By the town au
tn 3rity that he voter Bradford ana could
not placed upon the cheek list, hat he
| 90 to West ksilee to vote VIII n The town authority
no tilted him that they had reversed their decision,
should aoW him 70 vote. Mr. Weber said 1t did not
appear that any Obi sttions made Al the polls TO
Keuned = tight to vote; but objections made TO
his name b,ng pl laced on the check g.
Mr. ltudim an Of brr gewaer sad it did not appear
that any one objected 70 his ueing placed the checE
list but that thy at first thought he was not voter
/ bat Afterwards reversed that decision.
M Proctor said that it appeared before the shat
Kennedy was sopp d from going Vast FAifles ouly
at last minute before the election 1t also appeared
that there hye m,n improperly rejected ffom the
check list no feftd votes for he contestant The
dal Of election and inst there five otkeTs Eho
i'm, ropaly admitted to vote for he sitting memt er
There doubt about some of these cases, aut
therefore he took the case VI Kennedy AID reported
| a aiust the si!tiug member,
Mr. Converse though the question OF imporlane,
ab sh ng prec dent, aud that his Intercourse will
the sitting mea4btr had bte pleasant aud hat although
he M f1 he h Nod he UuId D.
be a repubcai, and that If he dangerous nan {
have w. the house he had already done all the hurt h
could, # good man, he had perhaps done neatly all th
Nj hen read from The statutes the provisions as t.
elect ms pey u 70 last car, and cited the ressraoi
law OF las year breeding the former Ian and eAy
ing all those Of doubt = the legality Of vote
decided BY the to themselves a. home and no
burden The house alth discussion aud decision Of thes
quesuons.
He believed his be the intent Of the law last year
ana hat il superseded right to 20 back and ieyis
and the decisions Of board, OF civil authoru
in making up the check lists. The terms Of The Law
last year &c h7 that alter the check lis IS de
crected It shall be taken L be The lis. Of those enut
ed TO YOte AID none not that list shall allowed 1
vote, md uoLe On h list sh III be den Ell the right Il
vote. Ihis makes the eIeek list final aud conculve il
the matter and CLEARLY supe1cedes the ormer statut. il
relation to yoleIs, aud the III h u defeated uaadida
to contes. the eec u any dsclatd and certihe
to be elected As 10 MI Kennedy, the waole matt,
turned upon the ques ion t. where was his home
No onew ll douol but he I'd home somtwh r. aud
10 clear that his home, for the purpose Of making IN
, town chagible, was where his fim ly was; he had
family residing Bradford, aud when he left, it Wa
temporarily teadlng to return to Bradh 10 resid
again His f was left there, am provided Er D
him. and the fact that she lft ihs town and run ava
vi h aduiteer did NOS change his residence ION tn
town Of Bradford but that IL con inui tnere Iing
While absence, and was not lost by such absence.
Pndltg the question the adoption Of The Tesou
ton reported by majority Of the COM aud ON motto
Of Mr. Hounds VI Chester who detifed 10 tpe.k III
sAtjs,t the use adjourned
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At the General Term Of the Supreme Court
now in session, the following assignment of tn
, Judges was made for the year commencing Dec. !
1867 -
FOR SUPREME COURT,
ChuteHdeR-Barrett Peck Wilson, Prout.
fraRHiH-Perpont, Barrett, Steele, Prout.
Grand Iste-Pierpoint, Barrett, Steele, Prout
Addison-Bauett, Wilson, Steele Prout.
Ruttand-Pierpoint, Peck, Wilson, Steele.
5 RsaHiRgt oa-Pierpoint, Barrett, Peck, Steele.
WiRdham-Pierpoint Peck Wilson, Prout.
WHdsOr-Pierpoiut,P Peck Steele trout