Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-22

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Burnam Martin. u
Il. F. Perkins, o.
Scattering,
Rounds majority, 20
The JOINT Assembly then iiss lived
SENATE
THURsD,Y. Nov. II-
bdh rto@uce{- By Senator Heulee. tv
unanimous consent, fixing the salary Of the Sec
retary Of Civil aai Military Affair, At $50. %.
/ II reauing
RYorf.-from committee on ia'Hee, 5 GO o.
pay State Treasurer. y .OOu
Secretary Of State, 40n
Adjutaut and Inspector General! SOh
QuarterussteT General, Snt
On motion Of Mr. Kellogg. ordered 20 lie
Rem0asirrsre-B Mr. HarI. lby reqaesn
of Harry Hill and g. others, sgainst granting
frry from Isle la Mott 20 tlhu-h; 10 clia ,.r
/ highways and bridges
On motion ~ AIr. Atwcol, -ilurncl
HOUSE.
J'ii Resolutions By MI Rounds Of Che.
ter, that tue Sergeant alarms he directed %
purchase for the state a colorel proof properly
iIsmed Of Bachelder's isometrical view u IN,
battle ield Of Gettysburgh; adopted
BY Mr.. Glazier Of S,ratton, approving Of the
measures adopted by Congress TO secure recon
siruetion on loyal basis, at the South. ana t.,
resist the usurp1tions Of President Johnson;
.re'errt 60 com. On Federal relations
Report IRON the com on elections, to WHOM
was rei-rrei the remorstrance Of Charles .
Reed against the right Of Frank stafford, ths
I.uru Z member from the town % Barre, to =
ga, iu the House OF Representatives; to the
effect ihtt four uunsturahzed foreigners votei
tJr Nr. Stafford. whose v0ies should not be
clUutci Stafford being declared elected by
only tSo majority, throwing out these votes
would give the election to the other man
the io.ioviug resolutions were ac -oriingly r.
uueuiei hy he committee -
He1irei That Frank Stliorl the returne
utr.itr 90 ih., bscse from the town Of Barre
was us- auy elected hg the freeman Of sail
-.-1, tli IS uo. enU,si 81. q se1t IN this house.
E .r.f. That Charles q Reed Of sail
b.-G- Rsse.ee.,i rv ,hr tfeemeu Of Barre
t..r rcrr.-.-..'.,. ,: ,sil ,uau t- f~G7. ari
is tulirlci t.a a-. .a,t 20 rhs. L.us,.
vr. F.fst-s, ,f P.uf-r-,. sskri have 10 in
ffriacr Is IIl. which Nc Van S.rSlcn of Bur
lr,..-. Cd gr-r.7of. .r i..,.l a. ,,.,.I,, the rss
.la.ia ,ie,,u,in- LsH, L,.nr ,ntr,,lucsd after
W-.u.-.av. y s.. 18Th vltLcu- 1ua.irnous clD-
.rr- IFcs.5I IbedIu.- vote tar the resolu-
tor. I.t g. wss u,as-rs. for The li.use to pas,
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% .-l.- Boz. tr. ~-.sk.r
HH -.-,s- .a s~..-t .I.-.Di v1gur
-.l .... woman 81. ,.lsl.f, iic..- srs for teach
Ir- u...l -.hcu's. .spgtopli.tes : 1000
t.-... .-. .s o., luru,l schools Of the
State. ~-..t %. ...eu >.aatll
Sig Gs"r' .f Nsa Uu,u. opposed the
POSSE iirs.ti factc hsl Us5n q Nv for bet
o.. t.car.s. sri he supposed there would be
ii tnr. r.fr ILi, ,r.el .roui ihe new Jerusalem
ic though IT, 90 unnecessary appropriation
li- y',1I. Of EauJulrr. warmly f,vored the
t,.. luI ravu-hj Too money could be letter ap-
prlfraf-I. if Wls expected when the Nor
usI Seaao', v,le established that 40. aruropria-
Goa would b., male. The scEoo', ,re doing
great work. There j. uothiag We reel 50 much
as 90 dsmly establish these schools. New Jersey
Lately Cs'abishlj normal school. and appru-
!r.iisi ieA tAsassEi doi!-r- i.r the object
10 tr-i '11 system of s'hJ Jls v's !ar behind
other = .'.s- We oHiy 1sk the smal! sum CT
--'u each i,r these schools. lhc legislature
shau-i tHruS no obstacle IN tkr way of Etsca-
ul.
The b.i vas iuithcr supported Uy Mr.. Howe
% tasiicieas Elss C. -. JOhnsbuTy. Wright OF
P'wiei, Cleveland Of BrOckdeld, snd Christie
' Johnson, AMI psssei yeas 10, nays 30.
SENATE
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The Governor s-,lIa., o. the Senate bill
~. ~ O. Incorporate size UniJeI States
pen. i-ui uPany, with his objections. GA
THE question oi is passage seas, % ulys, -
ceEat.- B3rst0T called up senate Bill No.
"> (thc militia BID. Senator Burt opposed
the till mainly ou the ground that Il would be
au unreasonable burden on the class of young
rcu between the ages or u and 2S, required
60 10 duty, aud novel several amendments, the
most important striking out the provision for
resimenill drills Senator Anderson opposed
the Amendment ou ;he ground iha; the regiment
al drill was the most essential and important
feature OF the tiII. Senator Henry said If
the amendment prevailed he should be compel
lei % yo-e against the bil,. agreeing as to its
importance with the Scuator from Windsor
Senator Burt further bvcred the amendment
Senator Bsrst0W replied 20 Senator Burt. read
ing sn extrac; from Atjuisut AMI Inspector
General WasAburn's report, 20 c5n,rOvert the
statement Of Senator Burt that the irill r'qulr
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r.s's iron Judgments Of justices Il the peace
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